Trump is unstable, impulsive, and mostly uninformed about relevant issues.
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These feelings don't come from an uninformed point of view.
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People give uninformed consent to all sorts of things online.
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" He then slammed Trump for being "so thoroughly, completely uninformed.
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Wray was uninformed and admitted as much, according to Wyden.
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Because money buys negative ads to influence an uninformed electorate.
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After all, politics is the art of influencing the uninformed.
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Donald Trump was his same old rude and uninformed self.
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Sanders' comments are typical rhetoric designed to "influence" the uninformed.
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The result was stifled expression, hampered competition and uninformed consumers.
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The debates in Congress will be ugly, uninformed and emotional.
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President Donald Trump on Monday called Swift an uninformed voter.
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The Wicca of his youth soon seemed goofy and uninformed.
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More recent polls have revealed that similarly uninformed sentiments remain.
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" They went on to cite Cain's "uninformed and belligerent performance.
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More than once, Brennan compares uninformed voting to air pollution.
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The "uninformed" comment was first reported by The Washington Post.
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It's either deliberate attempt to undermine or it's totally uninformed.
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Anyone claiming otherwise is simply uninformed or seeking media attention.
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Being uninformed or kept in the dark can breed insecurity.
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Regardless of gender identity, I guess she identifies most as 'uninformed.
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Talking Fortnite, the teacher is no longer an uninformed authority figure.
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Tillerson would have looked uninformed either during the meeting or after.
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"We should not feel compelled to make uninformed decisions," he said.
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An uninformed visitor might have assumed these were state license numbers.
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George W. Bush was uninformed and impulsive, so enter Barack Obama.
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George W. Bush was uninformed and impulsive, so enter Barack Obama.
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Bring it on, but just leave the uninformed noise at home.
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However, Parks's commentary on the International Edinburgh Book Festival seemed uninformed.
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Trump isn't just uninformed, as his recent comments on Ukraine reaffirmed.
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But people who are uninformed and judgmental aren't a party, either.
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" Cuomo told CNN Friday that this was "incorrect and grossly uninformed.
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I'm surprised you are letting people know how uninformed you are.
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Should it be uninformed, overzealous bureaucrats and police officers, or parents?
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Adults often dismiss teenagers, assuming that they're callow, apathetic or uninformed.
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Even for this most unlinear, illogical, uninformed president, it is flummoxing.
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People with student loans may be uninformed, but they aren't stupid.
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But another take is that Trump isn't just uninformed but unformed.
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Do I blame the amicable, yet uninformed waitress for her ignorance?
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Millennials, defined as people ages 18 to 34, were particularly uninformed.
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"Arabs living in these countries are either uninformed or misinformed," he wrote.
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Either the president is lying or he's totally uninformed about the issue.
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And yes, they can be bad, as in ignorant, uninformed, and hurtful.
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Critics of commercialization cited by the article are both uninformed and hypocritical.
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Monsanto likened those efforts to an "uninformed vocal minority" in the email.
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But I've argued for shading toward an uninformed prior — that's 25 percent.
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To tech firms, uninformed lawmakers are not just frustrating — they are terrifying.
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The VAT discussion is on pages 12-13 — and it's utterly uninformed.
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Does Johnson really think uninformed people are more likely to be pacifists?
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Others called me a shill for Bloomberg, a corporate stooge, stupid, uninformed.
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Now, people can be uninformed and all of us can misstate things.
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So it's either deliberate attempt to undermine, or it is totally uninformed.
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Trump's short-sighted, uninformed, bellicosity can provide a focal point for mobilization.
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Those same uninformed politicians plug protectionist tariffs to claim to save jobs.
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It's not that they are ignorant or stupid, they are just uninformed.
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In response, society too often leaves women and young girls vulnerable and uninformed.
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"It was truly embarrassing how uninformed many of our legislators are," Yang said.
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But it remains the act of an impulsive, erratic, and catastrophically uninformed president.
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One danger is the damage an uninformed populace can do if given voice.
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"They are uninformed about what is happening," Tonatiuh Guillen told broadcaster Radio Formula.
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"I think President Trump is racially ignorant and racially uninformed," he told CNN.
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And that leads some folks -- including the unhinged or uninformed -- to believe it.
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And that leads some folks — including the unhinged or uninformed — to believe it.
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If numbness benefits gun-rights absolutists, uninformed numbness might serve them even better.
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But most voters are very uninformed, and some of them are quite foolish.
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The left said that the Tea Party demonstrators were bitter, uninformed, even ignorant.
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Bob Woodard doesn't make up quotes, and Jeffrey Goldberg doesn't cite uninformed sources.
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Not only did I feel uninformed and slow, I felt somehow left out.
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"I think government intends to keep the people uninformed," the reporter told HRW.
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In Mourdoukoutas' uninformed opinion (so uninformed, in fact, that Forbes deleted it), libraries are little more than Starbucks with books, and that's exactly why it should embarrass both him and Forbes that he wasted his digital ink on this article.
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Yeatman's comments were careless, uninformed and do not represent the views of the company.
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To the uninformed, these forecasters were snake oil salesman who might have gotten lucky.
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To the uninformed viewer, the image of a destroyed lipstick might seem like NBD.
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Meg Whitman, the boss of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, has called him "reckless and uninformed".
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We're all entitled to our uninformed opinions — it's what this country was built on.
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We know this isn't true -- is he uninformed or in bed with our enemies?
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The vice president plans to call Trump the most uninformed presidential nominee in history.
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Many narratives about Haiti, according to anthropologist Gina Athena Ulysse, are uninformed and ahistorical.
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Yeatman's comments were careless, uninformed, and do not represent the views of the company.
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Information can change your life — and in some cases, make you feel hopelessly uninformed.
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During the campaign, his remarks on religion were sometimes seen as uninformed and divisive.
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Clinton is either a uniquely qualified candidate, or an easy target for uninformed millennials.
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That line will be false; but it will also seem plausible to the uninformed.
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His social media outburst was as at best uninformed, and at worst blatantly misleading.
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But the sparkle wore off quickly when Palin began to look uninformed and inept.
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Most were uninformed and expressed their unhappiness about the circumstances in the local media.
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In their usual naive and uninformed style, they have tried to eviscerate the program.
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Granted, there have always been dishonest candidates, uninformed voters and one-sided news outlets.
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His threat to pull ICE agents out of California is petty, uninformed, and dangerous.
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"One, they're partisan or uninformed about what the specific term actually means," he said.
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Tracking error is seen as a dirty word among consultants and advisors and uninformed journalists.
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Pierce Bainbridge calls the sender part of an "uninformed minority" attempting to subvert the claims.
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I fear that the uninformed public has been kept out of the game of investing.
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I was too young and uninformed to recognize the symptoms of my depression and anxiety.
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Here is Alibaba's full statement: Jim Chanos continues to be wrong and uninformed about Alibaba.
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For the uninformed, "girl push-up" is usually used to describe a modified push-up.
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Thus, Trump allows his uninformed instincts on Russia to overrule the CIA's intelligence-based conclusions.
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But they say his answer didn't suggest he supported abortion, just that he was uninformed.
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He really is frighteningly uninformed; worse, he doesn't appear to know what he doesn't know.
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There is only one way to read this: Way too many Democrats are simply uninformed.
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The president's comments about not needing congressional authorization on Monday were both disturbing and uninformed.
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Gelin says she is not anti-adoption—but she is against unnecessary and uninformed adoptions.
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The idea that they need to be regularly "led" by uninformed political appointees is ridiculous.
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Here is an excerpt: Adults often dismiss teenagers, assuming that they're callow, apathetic or uninformed.
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This includes floating uninformed, attention-grabbing opinions — like, say, Donald Judd's insistence on painting's death.
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But these myths lead us to make uninformed decisions that harm our lives and livelihoods.
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An uninformed visitor might assume that Mr. Trump is a candidate in the coming election.
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"Perhaps, I can even say, it was due to being kept uninformed," Mr. Rabeei said.
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Those photos of people walking down streets in China wearing masks are dramatic but uninformed.
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What we do not need is a reboot of the uninformed, unsuccessful D.A.R.E. model. ADVERTISEMENT
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Hoax websites rely on uninformed users to share and click content based on sensational headlines.
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Senators had every right to vote against her if they felt her underqualified or uninformed.
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" "Media reports about Mr. Zamel's engaging in 'social media manipulation' are uninformed," Mukasey added. "Mr.
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This is an orchestrated campaign, where all kinds of uninformed opportunists have joined the choir.
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Uninformed assumptions about trans bodies sometimes leave trans patients explaining basic care to our doctors.
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Nudging, in contrast, may produce efficient policy goals but leaves citizens uninformed and without real agency.
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When you're both unpopular and uninformed, it's almost impossible — there is just no basis for persuasion.
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"I reject being pigeonholed or pinned-down by someone else's uninformed concept of me," she wrote.
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Yet, when it comes to preparing for disaster, many of us are woefully uninformed and unprepared.
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Via text, Sidibe makes an election joke — but it falls flat with her uninformed texting companion.
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"What I've heard from boys over and over again, is how uninformed they are," Anderson says.
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Nor has it stopped uninformed idiots from trying to out her on Twitter on Pavlovian command.
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Bernie Sanders "uninformed," after the Democratic presidential candidate publicly backed the strike against the telecom giant.
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Whether that's because we're lazy, unafraid, uninformed, or point-blank don't care is hard to say.
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The majority of Americans seem uninformed when it comes to the major issues facing our nation.
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Respondents in almost every state were just as uninformed about their own state's minimum wage requirements.
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McRaven: "The President is simply wrong, he's uninformed and pushing an idea that's not helpful." pic.twitter.
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"I just want people to know that being young doesn't correlate with being uninformed," he said.
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The result is a nation that may be uninformed as to the real challenges it faces.
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"I guess the one group spared his uninformed, knee-jerk debasement has been golfers," he added.
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Given all the information consumed by the electorate, it is downright terrifying how uninformed we remain.
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"Certain things are said during the campaign that are uninformed," Kelly replied, according to the Post.
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"The best thing people can do is not make an uninformed decision under pressure," Schulz said.
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Uneducated and uninformed crypto investors are fools, but they visit crypto sites for a proper education.
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He also was uninformed of the contents of other major bills he had signed into law.
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Not one of them was naïve or uninformed by the state of injustice black Americans face.
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All this political posturing about "socialism" as a dirty word shows how uninformed our leaders are.
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I doubt it's because they are apathetic or uninformed—at least not more so than older people.
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" The school adds, "We are confident that UCPD's actions will be vindicated against the plaintiff's uninformed allegations.
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Because of their nature, these actions can be misinterpreted as dislike—and even hate—to uninformed humans.
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I haven't used it, of course, so this is just my uninformed opinion (provided for your edification).
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Unfortunately, some uninformed parties—and some who should know better—are needlessly raising fears that are unfounded.
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The protestors were "conjuring misinformation," the statement said, and claimed that anyone attending the event was uninformed.
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" Lardy said in an email this week, "Uninformed would be the best characterization of the President's comment.
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BRUCE: Now, Lawrence O&aposDonnell apparently thinks that everyone else is as uninformed as his own audience.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson called Trump's remarks on the deal "uninformed" and defended the proposed transaction.
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" She called one of Cosby's vocal supporters as "horrendous," but then amended her statement, calling him "uninformed.
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Check out the comments sections on WebMD for the best uninformed DIY medical advice for your vagina.
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But without name recognition, federal funding is hard to come by, and the general public remains uninformed.
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"You have to believe these aren't idle chunks of money thrown around by uninformed individuals," Cramer said.
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False news hurts everyone because it makes our community uninformed, it hurts our community, it hurts countries.
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The more likely reaction is to dismiss those who challenge their right to exist as uninformed bozos.
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In the post, he called the senator's views "uninformed" and said that Sanders had his facts wrong.
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Yet, under this bill, they could all be obliterated in a single uninformed and politically motivated vote.
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We're creating a society that's insensitive, uninformed, deaf and dumb in the face of so many tragedies.
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The gist was that the president may be uninformed and immature, but Kelly was informed and mature.
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Giuliani said Sekulow was "uninformed" when he denied Trump had any involvement in the letter last year.
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Many voters, she said, simply were uninformed about the money the European Union sends to the region.
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The other is Trump himself, an uninformed and undisciplined oaf who likes to shoot from the hip.
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Things are getting too crazy out here to just sit back and be uninformed about crucial shit.
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Trump's trade proposals reflect his bullying style and his technologically uninformed approach to tackling America's competitive vulnerabilities.
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It's so uninformed and distorted that it hardly rises to the level of meeting a laugh test.
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"I don't recall General Kelly saying the president was uninformed," Mr. Short told CNN in an interview.
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He might be erratic and uninformed, but wiser heads would keep him from doing anything too stupid.
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Few things in sports engender more earnest, and sometimes uninformed, anticipation than the arrival of unproven prospects.
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Stone's counsel, Robert Buschel, also asked a few questions but was either entirely uninformed or utterly incompetent.
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The Iraq "Supreme Court" (quoted repeatedly by some uninformed media) claimed that the Kurdish referendum was unconstitutional.
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It's also clear that voluntary voting hasn't helped the United States avoid a serious uninformed-voter problem.
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Either they've deliberately gained the weight, or they're too lazy, undisciplined, uninformed, and/or stupid to lose it.
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Even the well-known (and highly respected) classicist Mary Beard became the target of uninformed criticism and trolling.
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" Oetken said it didn't matter that mandatory tips might prevent wait staff from being "stiffed by uninformed tourists.
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Perhaps you're hesitant to vote because you feel uninformed about the candidates running for office in your area.
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"For anyone to say I have not tried to live would be a very uninformed opinion," she says.
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"Bad move, big mistake, and just shows how out of touch and uninformed John Bolton is," Langevin said.
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We want to join the conversation, not just add to the noise by being opinionated but ultimately uninformed.
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Navajo workers at these places were often poorly paid, underprotected, and uninformed about the danger of radiation exposure.
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The prosecutors' summary of the cases reads like a litany of uninformed consent wrapped inside a pathological dynamic.
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Our job gets even harder when we have to process foolish or uninformed statements and requests from customers.
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He has managed to become shockingly uninformed during one of the most eventful chapters in modern American history.
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In addition to calling Trump's honesty into question, Theroux admitted he sees Trump as being unengaged and uninformed.
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They prey mostly on the elderly and uninformed, yet they can sometimes fool the most knowledgeable among us.
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So why would you allow uninformed comments from friends and strangers to affect the way you spend your money?
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Please remedy your account's security right away, lest this person's uninformed and sexist rantings give you a bad name.
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For the uninformed, Barbara Kruger might be a strange figure to consider important in the world of hip-hop.
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Allowing uninformed fans to stuff the ballot box with votes for a sideshow player only diminishes the... what's that?
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The iconic moment from Mark Zuckerberg's Senate hearing yesterday came before he faced toothless questions from profoundly uninformed senators.
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But while Cherry's guidance and directive asides are well intentioned, they sometimes include an uninformed perspective on transgender women.
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Trump just sort of speaks off the cuff, and he says things that are wildly incorrect or clearly uninformed.
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But we need to educate everyone: those affected, those uninformed about child marriage, and leaders who can reform it.
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Nielsen had few answers for me and showed herself to be uninformed on the impact of her Department's policies.
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" Asked about Kaine's and Trump's remarks, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson told the Hollywood Reporter they were "uninformed comments.
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Now, with his overheated tweets, uninformed pronouncements and misguided policies, Trump is putting the nuclear pedal to the metal.
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First up is press secretary Sean Spicer, who made a number of uninformed and insulting comments about Adolf Hitler.
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Proponents of this method say medical practitioners can help trans patients avoid uninformed decisions or irreversible physical side effects.
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The rush to judgment and borderline violent demonstrations were sloppy, uninformed, and should be embarrassing to all that participated.
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"They're massively uninformed, and they're going to make their decision based on some last piece of information," Kerrey said.
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You don't feel like you're diving in headfirst with a sommelier who's just out to make you feel uninformed.
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Last year, despite having an unprepared, uninformed, reckless conspiracy theorist in the White House, there was no global conflagration.
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The problem is the authority and ease with which Spicer spoke out on the Holocaust, despite being grossly uninformed.
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The internet can be cesspool, and uninformed anger often runs rampant to the point of becoming nothing but nonsense.
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This poses major problems for companies around compliance, scalability and control – and leaves employees feeling uninformed, disconnected and undervalued.
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"His responses to international events are so chaotic, stupid, uninformed," Larry adds, increasing in indignation with each new adjective.
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"The idea that track and infrastructure work is not tied to signal work is remarkably uninformed," Mr. Weinstein said.
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These assertive Black, Puerto Rican, and Indigenous people from the Bronx, who are just loud and vulgar and uninformed.
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Even the best-intentioned business can break the law if it is uninformed of its obligations under the law.
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But uninformed nervous twitching with a tendency toward retaliation is hardly a way to get along in the world.
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"If there's one thing UC San Diego students don't like, it's being told they're wrong or uninformed," Bergen says.
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" On Wednesday, Disney added in a statement, "The lawsuit's uninformed generalized allegations about Disney's policies and practices are baseless.
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In his exit interviews, the departing French ambassador blithely blasted Donald Trump as a whimsical, unpredictable, uninformed Sun King.
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If you doubt that the "athleticism is everything" thinking is limited and uninformed, don't take my word for it.
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"How could you lie to us and keep us like this, uninformed?" he asked, referring to the transit agency.
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The bomb techs, in turn, thought the engineers were dangerously uninformed and dismissive of the specialists' efforts to help.
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It is time for new bonds and new trust bridges, which substitute for prejudices, uninformed claims, and rabble rousing.
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The second trap is making an uninformed decision about the type of additional coverage that is best for you.
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"They call their neighbors who vote conservatives into office stupid, uninformed, dupes and deplorables," Mr. Berger said of liberals.
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Uninformed, unenlightened, narrow-minded and prejudiced professors and employers apply the stereotype to the young man or woman's disadvantage.
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However, anyone questioning the legitimacy of a female incarnation of the Doctor is foolishly uninformed of the series' canon.
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During the episode, we see dad-to-be Rob and Scott Disick dispensing unwanted and uninformed medical advice to Chyna.
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The recent unhinged and uninformed tirade by the sitting President against the former President shouldn't come as a big surprise.
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But when it comes to the history behind national holidays — and America in general — many of us are woefully uninformed.
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Smith said he felt like Cowboy quit -- to which Rogan essentially said Smith's opinion was uninformed and just plain wrong.
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They should be praised for their actions, not vilified by uninformed onlookers like Livingston in the name of contemporary politics.
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His latest shift is just one more reminder that he is too uninformed, unprepared, and unqualified to serve as president.
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"You have an old king, a bit whimsical, unpredictable, uninformed, but he wants to be the one deciding," he said.
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The absence of local news risks uninformed American citizens, and the spread of disinformation by those looking to sow discord.
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On the other hand, a top banker dismissing recession worries to calm fears could be seen as uninformed or dishonest.
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Sure, sometimes people believe wrong things because we're lazy and uninformed — but the social factor plays a very large role.
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Forcing apathetic voters into polling stations might mean a more uninformed electorate, which protects inept politicians and rewards inflammatory ones.
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To uninformed first-timers, it might seem like just a particularly nice corner local, which is part of its appeal.
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Clinton painted Mr. Trump as a reckless, childish and uninformed amateur who was playing at the game of global statecraft.
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" Matt Sparks, McCarthy's communications director, said in a statement: "The interaction described by anonymous and uninformed sources is wholly inaccurate.
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That said, his criticisms of the conventional wisdoms that have historically guided US diplomacy, though uninformed, were not entirely wrong.
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Immediate reports were that Aghdam was targeting a former boyfriend and his new girlfriend, which were sexist-based, uninformed comments.
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" Randall Stephenson, AT&T's CEO, said at a conference on Tuesday that the comments from Kaine and Trump were "uninformed.
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Luckily, there's a fairly simple way to educate your uninformed partner on what it really takes to plan your nuptials.
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It would be exactly like Puerto Rico's pharma surplus: a phantom improvement, statistically impressive to the uninformed but signifying nothing.
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Interpreting the blob known as 'the media' and the practice of content farming as being on parallel trajectories is uninformed.
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" The club added the government "will not be able to impose uninformed, abrupt importation bans, like it did in 2014.
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In the view of most Korean Americans, the public discourse on North Korea and South Korea has been painfully uninformed.
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Critics of democracy always claim that the public is too uninformed, or too weak-willed, to make important governing decisions.
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But his measured remarks, delivered in a North Carolina drawl, helped calm residents and educated the largely uninformed press corps.
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Macron's anguish at Trump's uninformed rantings about Europe illustrate despair, not an alternative optimistic vision around which Europe can rally.
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The response to the unreasoned is the rational; to the uninformed, the enlightened; to the straight-out lie, the simple truth.
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This is not uninformed speculation spurred by the president's sudden firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson over Twitter on Tuesday.
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Ted Poe (R-TX), whose desperately uninformed questioning of Google CEO Sundar Pichai has racked up millions of social media views.
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When uninformed people say "the immigrants are taking away your jobs," use reason and facts to explain why they are wrong.
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But patients say that they face steep challenges trying to obtain the drug, including limited supply, uninformed doctors and high costs.
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Opinions are irrelevant, and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation because we did our investigation the right way.
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Perhaps Fred is able to get away with saying that Luke is uninformed, because not much is actually known about Gilead.
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For the uninformed, this might sound like something you can buy to start getting 5G beamed straight in to your house.
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"I feel a little bit silly, having been somewhat uninformed until my own experience," she told Refinery29 in a phone interview.
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This nuance is lost on those reactions, which also engage in some pretty uninformed dunking on a game that sold poorly.
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Trump plunged in the polls after the presidential debates, where he often came across as uninformed, angry and disrespectful to Clinton.
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A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America.
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Her goal is to force transparency into an industry where doctors are uninformed, code is proprietary and third-party access limited.
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She was woefully uninformed on key federal policy debates, and Booker was rightly concerned about her commitment to civil rights protections.
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Even worse, average Americans are portrayed as uninformed idiots who are hopelessly preoccupied with hedonistic pursuits, mindless entertainment and pop culture.
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"The workers were suspended due to their riotous behavior during an uninformed demonstration in front of the factory premises," he said.
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"Many families are unaware and uninformed of this detention, fearing that they will never see their loved ones again," Lee said.
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That is an uninformed at best, and cruel at worst, way of looking at the need for health insurance for everybody.
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If we do not, the discussion will be dominated by the passionately uninformed, who build trust only to sell false cures.
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But Trump's erratic and uninformed approach to policy means that he may lack that benefit, Jonathan Bernstein argues in Bloomberg View.
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Much of Sanders's campaign rhetoric appears to suggest a wildly naive or uninformed understanding of how the American political system operates.
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The phrase has become popular among younger generations, and is typically used to dismiss tiresome, belligerent, or confidently uninformed baby boomers.
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Believers of "the consensus" argue that anyone not agreeing with them is uninformed, an idiot or being paid by nefarious companies.
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He appealed to Democrats Wednesday by calling Trump "uninformed" on some immigration issues, according to a source familiar with the comments.
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"Uninformed speculation wielded by politicians or media commentators as a partisan weapon is counterproductive and doesn't serve the country," Grassley said.
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"The idea that low interest rates somehow put a &aposfloor&apos under stock prices is a historically-uninformed delusion," he said.
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A result of Parcells's uninformed leadership was one of the more embarrassing episodes in the Jets' — or any sports franchise's — history.
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"We have no evidence to support their reporting and their supposed [Chicago Police Department] sources are uninformed and inaccurate" he tweeted.
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Vollero, the Manhattan DA spokesperson, disputed that conclusion, saying any chilling effect is coming from uninformed criticisms of the office's decision.
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Much of Sanders's campaign rhetoric appears to suggest a wildly naive or uninformed understanding of how the American political system actually operates.
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It can seem awkward or uninformed to say, "This is how I feel about it," rather than relying on cold, hard data.
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Screenshot: SECScammers have been dining out on the excitement around cryptocurrency and its vey large, very uninformed pool of main street investors.
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" Ten Democratic senators signed a letter warning that his confirmation hearing risks becoming "uninformed, illegitimate, and an abdication of our constitutional duties.
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But it&aposs amazing when aides and advisers make the president look angry, detached, uninformed or unqualified, without having their names attached.
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DeRay also believes Kanye's simply not making sense because he's uninformed, but has a suggestion on how he can fix that problem.
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"I was a mostly uninformed, low-tech indie rocker guy who always wanted to do soundtracks for film and TV," he says.
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And the issue carried over backstage at the shows she walked in, where uninformed makeup artists made her skin tone look gray.
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And from what felt like one day to the next, I had friends who were engaging in these acts, uninformed and unprotected.
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Clinton and her surrogates have said these statements show Mr. Trump to be reckless, uninformed and unfit to be commander in chief.
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"If I was an uninformed person, I'd think it was the spirits talking to me — but it's just the building," he said.
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One lesson is that Trump is an uninformed opportunist, but the episode does highlight two basic problems for the anti-abortion movement.
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They're not lazy or uninformed — a quarter of unregistered Americans say they intend to vote but just haven't gotten around to it.
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Then Verizon's CEO, Lowell McAdam, fought back in a blog post on LinkedIn, calling the presidential candidate's views "uninformed" and "contemptible": Sen.
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The source also said that Trump likely thought Pence was "in the loop" and didn't know he was uninformed about Flynn's scandal.
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When it comes to laying out the science, the rule of thumb is to imagine that the reader is smart but uninformed.
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Barton said she chooses to believe people aren't acting out of malice when leaving trash in the park; they are simply uninformed.
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This could be eye-opening for those who remain uninformed about the catastrophic maladies caused by smoking; the truth certainly bears repeating.
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Calling these students coddled "is an uninformed response," said Dori Hutchinson, director of services at the Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.
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But I am struck by how often abortion laws are uninformed by the needs of the people who most feel their impact.
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All the while, she recognized that what a black audience found comic could be a double-edged blade, easily confusing uninformed audiences.
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They are either elected directly by the uninformed public, or they are appointed by people who were elected by the uniformed public.
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But some of the symbols, like the altered Red Wings logo, might not be immediately seen as hateful to an uninformed observer.
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Basically, ~posi vibes~ are far from the one-size-fits-all solution to mental illness that uninformed influencers may claim they are.
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Wolff's book "Fire and Fury," depicting Trump as uninformed, unstable and childlike, has amplified public discussion of the president's fitness for office.
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An uninformed voter acknowledges that he or she don't know the facts and doesn't express a strong opinion one way or another.
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An uninformed citizenry, with no suitable surrogates in the news media, is left disabled in addressing the serious issues the nation faces.
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However, that case is being lost amidst the leaks of information (correct and incorrect) and uninformed assertions coming from a variety of places.
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SNL's Colin Jost is the definition of weak sauce, a watery combination of uncaring, uninformed, and unwilling to question his own lame assumptions.
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Tammy Baldwin — up for her first reelection, with constituents feeling either ambivalent or uninformed about her — has made health care her signature issue.
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Arguably, its the best way to learn about an act of exploitation in which many viewers, informed and uninformed alike, may be victims.
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The Republicans' nominee in 2008 joined in, declaring his "many concerns about Mr Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national-security issues".
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The staff was friendly, but somewhat uninformed, not being able to tell me about the swim classes that were available in the pool.
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To imply that it should have been done earlier/ differently/ any other way, meanwhile, is cavalier, uninformed and maybe a little bit cruel.
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But ARs are black and scary looking, thus feared by the uninformed and loved by kooks who decide they want to shoot people.
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About 6 million American adults experience a panic attack every year, yet we remain oddly uninformed about what exactly a panic attack is.
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The uninformed mass opinion that "everybody is entitled to their own facts" is a dangerous, if not deadly, way to interpret a pandemic.
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Tyler Buchanan, the editor of The Athens Messenger, Mr. Hagerman's local newspaper, said he was rattled by Mr. Hagerman's decision to remain uninformed.
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In response, Hong Kong-based galleries are offering a counterpoint to what they view as largely uninformed arguments by Western media and institutions.
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Sometimes, people would show up — uninformed that their movie had been canceled — and the AMC employee was assigned to deliver the bad news.
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This week's crazy market swings are largely due to a band of uninformed investors who got caught speculating, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Officials at high levels in his administration reportedly collaborate to mitigate the dangers caused by the president's uninformed and impulsive instincts and actions.
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The other's a misguided, uninformed hothead who has no regard for the truth and, according to Politifact, lies 70 percent of the time.
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The clicks that pass for consent are uninformed, non-negotiated and offered in exchange for services that are often necessary for civic life.
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According to Moon, daycare providers who don't go through the proper legal channels to register can be woefully uninformed about safe sleep practices.
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Five years into creating the BGN brand, Broadnax is launching her second podcast, Misty Knight's Uninformed Afro, featuring black women discussing black superheroines.
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Echoing remarks she made to PEOPLE in 2016, the princess defended animal circus acts, decrying critics as being uninformed about the circus' actual conditions.
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Keep reading to find out what we can expect for all of your favorite characters, arranged by couple (save for one poor, uninformed soul).
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Though Turkey&aposs electoral board released examples of ballots showing what counts as a vote for an alliance or a party, voters remain uninformed.
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Preparation, information, and clarity matter in policymaking, and the widely acknowledged reality that Trump is completely underprepared, woefully uninformed, and personally confused mattered here.
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Congress is certainly not modeling good government, but I suspect the uninformed electorate, lacking the information to direct its outrage, helps perpetuate the problem.
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As it turned out, most of the lawmakers proved astonishingly uninformed, and the CEO spent most of the day ably swatting back soft pitches.
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Sex ed in the US is still severely lacking, and the result is that teens are often uninformed, or misinformed, about healthy sex practices.
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Congress should pass bipartisan legislation that addresses this problem head-on rather than calling for more heedless, uninformed policy-making than we already have.
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Third Point later sued the company and accused Campbell of making boring, expensive soup; Campbell said that Third Point's ideas were unoriginal and uninformed.
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Data architects and engineers Five to ten years from now we will be amazed by how uninformed our business decisions are by available data.
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I'm Canadian and have never read the American Constitution so I can't confirm but likely most Americans haven't either so everyone is uninformed here.
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As someone who exclusively listens to Enya and occasionally Rihanna, I felt that my own musical judgment too uninformed to make a clear call.
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In the fallout from the referendum, many Remain voters have since accused those in the North of being racist or uninformed for voting Leave.
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For the uninformed, an ice breaker is what we called a dance party thrown by black fraternities during the first few weeks of class.
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Bureaucracy and regulation, uninformed doctors, limited supply and high costs make what in some cases could be a lifesaving drug nearly impossible to obtain.
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Because if the administration fails, if the president of the United States is uninformed one time and makes the wrong decision, that's on me.
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And it was decidedly not, they said, an uninformed choice, as Sanders surrogate and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio suggested on Thursday.
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" DiNapoli's spokeswoman, Jennifer Freeman, responded in a statement that "It's disappointing and shocking that a regulator would issue such an uninformed and unprofessional report.
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Jury selection in the trial of Martin Shkreli, above, an embattled former pharmaceutical executive, underscores a growing tendency of lawyers to favor the uninformed.
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I do not want to make uninformed guesses about why this is the case; I simply want to state that it is the case.
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"I have never heard a more uninformed, ignorant statement about agriculture in my life," Pence told members of the Michigan Farm Bureau in Lansing.
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Democrats consistently portray Trump as volatile, uninformed and "erratic," a word that Schumer used repeatedly over the weekend to describe the President's foreign policy.
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The reality of a flailing, uninformed president who is indeed destroying the federal government before our very eyes with his own incompetence is unimaginable.
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A lack of connection to stateside news can also leave deployed voters uninformed on candidates, especially in local elections, where coverage is very centralized.
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And his own chief of staff, John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, publicly rebuked him as "uninformed" when he made campaign claims on the subject recently.
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" According to the docs, the real problem was, "Her comments were shocking and disappointing because they demonstrated Lahren was uninformed and unprepared to speak.
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Unfortunately, the misinformation that was spread by this paper has led to decades of dangerous, uninformed decision making by well-intentioned parents and caregivers.
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Sergeant Smit, a 225-year veteran of the national police force, rang a few doorbells and yelled some questions to curious but uninformed residents.
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"We urge all concerned to refrain from making such uninformed, incorrect, irresponsible and misleading statements during the period of the accident investigation," it said.
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" In America, she wrote, "we prefer to leave the responsibility to medical authorities — usually males who are uninformed about the nonmedical aspects of breast-feeding.
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It's an opportunity for attendees not just to test their skills, but to educate and shape policy on an issue, turning uninformed panic into experience.
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Tim Pawlenty, a former two-term governor of the state, has in the past called Mr Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president".
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She didn't bother mentioning her main objections: that she liked to work alone, and that she definitely did not like working with loud, uninformed outsiders.
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It is difficult to estimate how many renters are shying away from buying because they are uninformed, but it's safe to say there are some.
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"It's disappointing and shocking that a regulator would issue such an uninformed and unprofessional report," Jennifer Freeman, the office's communications director, said in a statement.
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When I first arrived at college—uninformed in liquor composition and eager to impress—I downed a series of potato vodka shots and paid dearly.
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Or are academics so concerned with proving the allegations of a liberal bias wrong that they've allowed all kinds of (uninformed) opinions to go unquestioned?
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"All those comments say is that there are still uninformed people out there, and so that's more reason for us to help them," Shane said.
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"It is clear that ignorance and racism are the inspiration for our president's latest round of uninformed commentary," Christine Emba wrote in The Washington Post.
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To the uninformed outsider — that is, possibly, everyone besides Durant — the possibilities seem multitudinous to the point that discussing them feels like a pointless pursuit.
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He gave cover for all of those people with uninformed views -- on race, ethnicity and everything else -- to emerge from the shadows and speak out.
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Clinton delivered a pointed attack on Mr. Trump in a speech in San Diego, describing him as a childish, reckless, uninformed and mentally unhinged amateur.
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The psychiatrist Drew Westen says the field is too often testing "uninformed hunches," rather than ideas that therapists have developed over years of actual practice.
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Giuliani said on NBC's "Meet The Press" that Sekulow was "uninformed" when he denied last year that Trump had any involvement in crafting the statement.
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So the idea was that the vast majority of voters are capricious and uninformed, but in the end they tend to cancel each other out.
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So say you're one of those rare voters who isn't crazy or stupid or uninformed, and you also are determined to vote for whatever reason.
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So we have a lot of uninformed voters, and there just has to be a better job of reaching them than what we do today.
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I must say I have been shocked at how many of my nominally liberal friends have dismissed people voting for Trump as uninformed racist idiots.
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Your implication that Elaine has ties to the business or that we have benefited from her public service are as insulting as they are uninformed.
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This is the problem we face: We have a person occupying the presidency who is impetuous, fragile, hostile, irrational, intentionally uninformed, information-averse and semiliterate.
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US consumers are uninformed or misled about their mobile carriers' network developments, according to a new survey from US mobile virtual network operator Ting Mobile.
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The first is simpler; it's about people who've exercised poor judgment, but maybe not because they're rotten to the core, but because they're just uninformed.
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Cooperman said he considered himself "an uninformed optimist," but said investors who take a more bearish view on the coronavirus' economic impact should respond accordingly.
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"The United States, however, needs to do more to convince U.S. companies that remain squeamish, skeptical, or uninformed about investing in the region," Devermont added.
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This sent a clear (if inept and uninformed) Twitter message that anyone looking to manipulate the President must simply persuade Trump to like him first.
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Many have been riddled with scientific errors, uninformed by history or lacking in nuance and clarity when discussing interpretations of patterns of human genetic variation.
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Clinton that was likely accessed by hostile countries, despite President Obama's uninformed opinion before any investigation was complete that she did not jeopardize national security.
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Either Nancy Pelosi was desperately uninformed about what one of the most prominent bills her caucus had introduced actually contains, or she was cravenly lying.
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Many correctional institutions and local criminal justice systems are either unequipped or uninformed or both about how to put a particular program model into practice.
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This kind of warning-type label is designed to provide just enough information to scare the uninformed, and is not based on any sound science.
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What becomes immediately apparent is that Paul, like other YouTubers, is a poor interviewer, asking broad questions that are either deeply uninformed or calculatedly non-combative.
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I have no idea whether Trump, as unreflective and uninformed a soul he is, will really be able to have an effect on poor black communities.
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It's not funny in the least to suggest that service members might be in danger from colleagues if they fail to provide uninformed answers on demand.
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This tweet is yet another example, as if we needed one, of how Trump is often uninformed on the major public policy issues of the day.
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Perhaps the most famous example of do-no-harm trolling is Ken M, the hilariously uninformed commenter who still has a shockingly active fanbase on Reddit.
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Similarly, rigid land use and zoning policies at the local level, as well as uninformed decision-making by elected officials and transportation staff, hindered the policy.
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"Apparently, when she came in and introduced herself, the Trump campaign team was still uninformed about her identity and did not ask about it," Bauer writes.
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"So many approaches to these young men are uninformed and don't take into account who these young men are and where they come from," he says.
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They see athletes as uninformed on the issues, unappreciative of their own financial good fortune, and uncommitted to the single-minded focus demanded within professional sports.
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Uninformed investors with smaller cash reserves than rich LP's or well-funded VC's are more likely to feel the loss should the investment go belly up.
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Some thought Kurt's uninformed and self-serving ideas for Relational Experiments shouldn't be tolerated and some thought letting him think he had an impact was strategic.
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" Ill-preparedness: "[T]he president's views of foreign policy and the world at large were among [his White House's] most random, uninformed, and seemingly capricious aspects.
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A self-declared moderate, Urzua blamed his exit on policy "extremism," unspecified conflicts of interest among high officials, uninformed policy-making and interference in ministry appointments.
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In reality, Trump is often uninformed and erratic; his policies and actions to date do not indicate a willingness or ability to move towards Sanders's views.
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Yet the presence of increasingly partisan, dangerous, or uninformed rabbit holes is something the platform's own content chief, Neal Mohan, denied outright barely two months ago.
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But without a write-in candidate to coalesce around, enough uninformed — or perhaps outright racist — voters ticked the box for Jones to give him the nomination.
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"We urge all concerned to refrain from making such uninformed, incorrect, irresponsible and misleading statements during the period of the accident investigation," Ethiopian Airlines told Reuters.
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"Because if the administration fails, if the president of the United States is uninformed one time and makes the wrong decision, that's on me," he added.
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Crenshaw is thankful for other people's concern, but isn't interested in their uninformed suggestions or platitudes: My sweet girl and her first visit to mama's hometown.
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The turn toward data-based policymaking in the 1930s was at least partly a reaction to the Great Depression and the consequences of uninformed economic policies.
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Democrats purposely inserted this provision because they know union bosses are more likely to win elections when employees are uninformed about the downsides of union membership.
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She should not be corrected by another high-level staffer and then get into a public spat with him where they both end up looking uninformed.
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This year's congressional hearings about Facebook and social media often devolved into inane and uninformed questioning, like how does Facebook earn money if its doesn't charge?
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For those dedicated to Chomsky's syntactical tree diagrams, this could only sound simplistic, uninformed, and even dangerous — distracting the public from science with feel-good pablum.
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Scheer and Nicholson have a relaxed chemistry, and the series features entertaining segments, like uninformed laypeople trying to guess what the movies under discussion are about.
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In a way, what is shocking about the book is that its depiction of a capricious, uninformed and erratic president is not really all that shocking.
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It's a good rule: Mental illness carries a stigma and it's irresponsible, as well as ethically wrong, to impugn someone's reputation based on an uninformed opinion.
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It is cursory, and, to the degree that its treatment of these influential texts and movements is uninformed, it is not a help in understanding them.
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The loss of local news coverage in much of the United States has frayed communities and left many Americans woefully uninformed, according to a new report.
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"I told them ... that this has been an evolutionary process that this President has gone through," Kelly said Wednesday on Fox, responding to the "uninformed" reports.
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He is impulsive, uninformed, and while often disengaged from the details of things, he's also unwilling to relinquish control and delegate authority in a clear way.
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Alex and Greg's hesitation when it comes to parenting their gender nonconforming child isn't malicious, but rather, an uninformed reaction that can and should be worked through.
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An uninformed public is a public that can be led to believe anything, and that is a very dangerous thing in the hands of a motivated actor.
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Interest in fake news peaked after Clinton's surprising defeat, which was partly blamed on uninformed voters who believed all kinds of conspiracy theories about the Democratic candidate.
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Candidates in the White House race who have expressed skepticism about AT&T's proposed merger with Time Warner are "uninformed," the CEO of AT&T said Tuesday.
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Without a diverse community of directors, producers, and writers, the roles for diverse actors simply aren't there — or if they are, they're frequently one-dimensional and uninformed.
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An incident between Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson on Bachelor in Paradise devolved into a series of uninformed Chris Harrison lectures about rape culture and slut-shaming.
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It cannot be argued — as with some issues — that the president was uninformed or even ignorant of the details (think health care) or consequences of his actions.
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President Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly told congressional Democrats on Wednesday that the president's campaign promises about the border wall were "uninformed," the Washington Post reports.
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But it often feels like the work of a scrupulous schoolteacher, eager to introduce a potentially off-putting but important topic to uninformed students without frightening them.
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But they continue to be underrepresented in the national conversation, staying uninformed and silent while the loud extremists on both sides of the divide control the conversation.
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How extensively women are uninformed, to the point that some struggle to articulate possible symptoms, hit home with me recently, after I wrote a column on menopause.
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We grow angry when we're challenged, we dislike our opponents to an exaggerated degree, and we take political action on behalf of often-uninformed partisan team spirit.
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" He later added, "I thought he misspoke, and, as I said, I think President Trump is not a racist, but I do think he is racially uninformed.
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On a few occasions, these uninformed influencers spread word of Trump's imminent arrest, explosive surveillance wiretaps, or that dozens of new indictments were approved against Trump's family.
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To an uninformed outsider's perspective, it may seem like people who currently receive benefits like SSDI are lazy or are just not trying hard enough to work.
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It was once said "the age of the expert is dead" — meaning these days anyone with an opinion, no matter how uninformed, can consider themselves an expert.
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Or will self-absorption and free-flowing peevishness be the hallmarks of an era of domestic and global crises, stirred up by grossly uninformed perceptions of reality?
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The book depicts a chaotic White House under an uninformed and unprepared president, with top staff going so far as to secretly remove documents from his desk.
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They say their analysis points to a troubling lack of regulatory oversight in the US, which could have serious consequences for stem cell research and uninformed patients.
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"I think a lot of folks have done their homework," Warner told Wired, referring to past hearings where some committee members seemed uninformed about some internet basics.
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According to Omarosa, Donald Trump doesn't think much of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos — who's embarrassed herself a couple of times by appearing uninformed about America's public school system.
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The horror of watching the first female presidential candidate be defeated by an uninformed and unqualified misogynist thrust many Clinton supporters into a period of intense soul-searching.
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Instead, the show tended to approach politicians with the same instinct it applied to uninformed people wandering down Hollywood Boulevard: wryly pointing out how stupid they could be.
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"What the law regards as informed consent is in almost all instances uninformed consent," Ben Wizner, director of the ACLU Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, told BuzzFeed News.
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"Management has been either purposefully misleading in their public disclosures or is negligently uninformed regarding the feasibility" of a breakup plan, he said in another letter last week.
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Get on board the smart nightlight train or get left behind, in the dark, uninformed about your Twitter mentions while you stare vacantly at an empty wall socket.
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De La Torre said roughly one-third of millennials have comparison shopped for health insurance plans, and that it appears some without coverage are uninformed about their options.
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Being a racist (or totally uninformed about policy issues) may be in some sense a graver sin than favoring tax policy tilted in favor of the very rich.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," they wrote.
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Rappers rarely get a good rap on TV. Almost always, stereotypes about them being flashy, uninformed, materialistic, self-centered, and shallow fuel the way they're depicted on screen.
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One reason youth aren't voting is not because they're uninformed about politics, but because they've never been shown how to register to vote, then they miss the deadline.
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Facebook might be distorting our sense of reality and creating an uninformed, hyper-partisan citizenry with its automated feeds and trending topics, but it's also making record profits.
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By ending DACA and using Dreamers as bargaining chips for his "uninformed" border wall, President Trump is attempting to force Democrats into a deal they would soon regret.
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Things heated up after that: Third Point sued the company and accused Campbell of making boring, expensive soup; Campbell said that Third Point's ideas were unoriginal and uninformed.
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"The importance of matching is even more specific to the travel industry, where people traveling to an entirely new destination are making particularly uninformed choices," Mr. Chesky said.
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What my teachers, and every ignorant, uninformed person who thinks this way, don't seem to understand is, even with a disability, I am still very much a person.
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Her reckless statements – uninformed at best – regarding undocumented students, not only conflict with the law, but will lead to fear and intimidation among immigrant students across the country.
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Those that are uninformed, informed them; those that want to do more but don't know how, teach them....corporations should start doing today to fight the climate crisis?
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Attackers will still learn about some of those vulnerabilities, either through research or by purchasing them on the dark web, but defenders will remain uninformed for far longer.
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An America with an uninformed and unengaged president would be hard-pressed to meet the challenges it faces, much less seize upon opportunities to promote peace and prosperity.
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Constitutional framer James Madison would be ashamed at this uninformed endorsement that private tech companies and the government should decide which messages are allowed into the public domain.
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Sophisticated institutional investors who negotiated the bankruptcy plan are entitled to vote and prepare for the future but uninformed creditors do not have the same luxury, DOJ argued.
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Be smart: Former White House ethics lawyer Norm Eisen, who served under President Obama, told HuffPost that Giuliani's claim is uninformed and the Constitution grants no such protection.
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And he again laid bare his cockamamie and uninformed view of the bloody civil war in Syria and his refusal to acknowledge Russia's role in making it worse.
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It's not that they're uninformed; both Sandoval and Salas-Crespo are politically engaged (they work for a small political consulting firm) and are closely following the Democratic primary.
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If angry voters spew, it's not about you, it's about that unpopular vote that you cast, or the tough political environment for your party or because they're uninformed.
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People held in chains are deeply vulnerable, often poor and uninformed about Western medicine; many are apt to agree to almost anything if the staff and religiousleader approve.
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Bryan Caplan, an economist at George Mason University, says that the larger problem is that if more people voted, we'd simply have more uninformed voters, and more populism.
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"I went into this many years ago thinking kids were uninformed and were just making bad choices, but it's a lot more complicated than that," Dr. Corcoran said.
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When national security concerns are in play, companies are often left uninformed about why a mission was denied in the review process—a process often seen as arbitrary.
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In the short run workers seem to share few of the benefits but a heavy burden of the risks — a burden borne by the desperate and the uninformed.
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Of course, you would not be alone if you felt confused or uninformed after reading a terms of service agreement, which is saddled with language written by lawyers.
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In a world that still debates whether a hijab can have a place on the court, these formidable athletes make the impossible seem possible — uninformed sports reporting notwithstanding.
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Most regulators around the world were generally uninformed about the dramatic changes taking place in financial technology and with it the potential impact on banking, investing and insurance practices.
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The first thing to note about these videos is that Paul's cyst is extremely small—perhaps even too small to warrant a procedural removal, in my largely uninformed opinion.
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It's rooted in an uninformed view of outstanding issues, no appreciation for scientific consensus, little respect for the history of progress that has fueled, rather than retarded, economic growth.
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He has seized on the insecurity of people who are being called out by cultural elites for racism and insensitivity when what they may really be is genuinely uninformed.
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Despite what the uninformed media pundits express, American law enforcement officers have suffered more officers killed and injured in the line of duty than in the past thirty years.
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N said shareholder MediaNews Group Inc had made "flawed and uninformed assumptions" in its letter last week opposing the job sites operator's buyout by Dutch staffing company Randstad (RAND.AS).
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" Scathing reply In a blistering response this week, Adler called the email's views "uninformed and sexist rantings," and said they are an "embarrassment to modernity, decency, and common sense.
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Or like Cambridge Analytica's Christopher Wylie, the twentysomething data scientist who helped build psychometric profiles of two-thirds of all Americans by leveraging personal information gained through uninformed consent.
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During Hurricane Katrina, people who refused evacuation orders were cast in a negative light: as too lazy, too uninformed, or too self-centered to make the decision to leave.
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When my wife, Susan, and I arrived in Bangkok in January, I must admit that my uninformed image was that of a chaotic city rife with red-light districts.
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His tweets, which are often uniquely and arbitrarily insulting to many, including our allies, are put forth in a manner that verges on irrational and is many times uninformed.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," the book says.
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A primly dressed, neatly groomed woman in her early 60s (I'm guessing) was complaining about election coverage: what an incomplete picture the media paints; how uninformed most voters are.
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Uninformed HR leaders should know that employees with depression (diagnosed or not) don&apost simply check it at the door then leave to resume a depressive state at home.
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What's more, Trump appears to be recklessly pandering to the uninformed part of the American electorate that does believe in such a connection between the mainstream and the fringe.
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What is surprising is that, as Bartels and Achen showed in a classic 210 paper, it's not the uninformed Republicans who are more likely to have gotten this wrong.
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Spencer will be sure to make assorted callow, uninformed, potentially dangerous or just plain mean points, to which anyone opposed ought to respond by calling out their errors and flaws.
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"Her election alone is what stands between the American nation and the reign of the most unstable, proudly uninformed, psychologically unfit president ever to enter the White House," Rabinowitz wrote.
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One disturbing anecdote in the episode comes from Jack O'Donnell, who worked with Trump in the '80s and '90s and recalls him being underprepared and uninformed about his own properties.
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In their most formative years, they are being forced to sort through the titanic forces of identity, politics, belief and citizenship while under the angry stare of an uninformed public.
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Worse yet, the vacuous nature of the traditional media has so turned off the citizenry that many people become political bystanders, opting to remain uninformed and disengaged from civic life.
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The fact that senior administration officials have been trying to block Mr. Trump's uninformed policy impulses, and mute his self-destructive anger and narcissism, has been reported hundreds of times.
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He's remarkably uninformed about how the American government works, has a severely limited knowledge of public policy, is a terrible manager, and has no respect for the rule of law.
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If our democracy cannot deny the nation's highest office to someone so deeply bigoted, uninformed and untrustworthy as Donald Trump, could we be looking at the twilight of democracy itself?
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" Bridgewater, the largest hedge fund manager in the world with around $160 billion in assets under management, in the statement called the story "an uninformed misrepresentation of what actually occurred.
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So irritated seeing these white folks call Andrew Johnson a "team player" for having to cut his locs off at the whim of a racist referee and an uninformed coach.
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"The torrent of informative abuse that will come your way from people who want to tell you how stupid, witless, and uninformed you are will be very instructive," he says.
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"She consistently votes against internet users, mouthing the most uninformed talking points imaginable to explain her opposition to common-sense safeguards for open, affordable and safe communications platforms," said Karr.
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When we feel powerless to stop the hatred and injustice directed at our people, we should remember art's potential to enlighten the uninformed and to slowly eat away at prejudice.
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Mr. Pawlenty had called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" in the weeks before the 212 election, criticism that Mr. Pawlenty later tried to play down.
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Stranahan uses this talent most effectively in his work, painting himself as a champion of people who are understandably uninformed about other cultures and religions based on their own experiences.
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Ross Mathews is slamming the Iowa caucus-goer who wanted to take back her vote for Pete Buttigieg after finding out he's gay ... calling her a homophobe and grossly uninformed.
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After hearing all of the surprisingly uninformed speculation about the president's decision, the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) decided to conduct economic modeling on the impact of the tariffs.
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Beth Akers' op-ed, "It's time to axe student loan forgiveness for public service" on June 22, was entirely flippant, misleading and uninformed on the opposing side of the issue.
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" From Jimmy Haslam, owner of the Cleveland Browns: "We must not let misguided, uninformed and divisive comments from the President or anyone else deter us from our efforts to unify.
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"In West Africa, during the Ebola crisis, people distrusted government not because they were uninformed, but because in the past, the government had done things that weren't trustworthy," he says.
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The lesson our refugee boy will learn as he grows up and old is that American exceptionalism is at best an innocent mistake that uninformed patriotism makes difficult to surrender.
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Kelly's comments followed reports that in a meeting Wednesday, he told Democratic lawmakers that some of Trump's positions as a candidate on the border wall were "uninformed," sources told CNN.
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Donald Trump is a vulgar, uninformed, anti-intellectual, extremely unpopular grifter helming a family of grifters who apparently intend to milk their moment on the mount for every red cent.
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Consequently, there appears to be no thinking as to what will happen once Iran repudiates the JCPOA because of our own policy decisions made on the basis of uninformed pique.
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"This type of stunt is reckless, dangerous, uninformed, and totally insensitive to the reality of the terror threat that we face," Tom Carter, TSA's Federal Security Director, said in the statement.
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In their new book What Washington Gets Wrong, Ginsberg and Bachner report that the overwhelming majority of D.C.'s Beltway Insiders think the American public is pitifully uninformed on government policy.
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The FCC is being very irresponsible by allowing rampant speculation to run amok among an uninformed public, and with the publication of their plans many worries may be laid to rest.
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It's almost as if I'm daring people to judge me, to share their uninformed opinions — and it gives me more confidence to know that their words don't have power over me.
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I see philosophers of science as public intellectuals who speak up for science, and rectify common misconceptions or uninformed judgments that may feed into political lobbies, agendas and ultimately policy-making.
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I would also echo the many concerns about Mr. Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national security issues that have been raised by 65 Republican defense and foreign policy leaders.
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The knowledgeable should possess the authority to interfere with the life prospects of the uninformed even if the latter, lacking the proper epistocratic qualifications, can have no reciprocal power over them.
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Irving says Snoop made uninformed assumptions about why he stepped away from the game -- and he's now inviting the rapper to have a 1-on-1 conversation to talk things out.
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If innovators in Silicon Valley, or startups hoping to become the next unicorn, think that government will not play a role in shaping the technology sector, they are uninformed or naive.
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To the extent that Tillerson and Mattis can forge a cooperative decision-making loop with National Security Adviser-designate Michael Flynn, they can help redress Trump's initially uninformed views on NATO.
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Stewart went on a rambling monologue about women making less in Hollywood that either seems uninformed or like the product of a twentysomething on her thirtieth time answering the same question.
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We've allowed the conversation about the economic well-being of working-class people to be hijacked by those who just want to keep them poor, uninformed and angry at each other.
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Kibaltchiche complained "You refuse to distinguish between L'Anarchie of Romainville and that of rue Fessart," which probably makes as much sense to the uninformed reader as it did to the jury.
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What has come across to me powerfully in this conversation is that most of the public is relatively uninformed, and that this is pretty much an emotional issue for both sides.
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Fortunately, some populations of amphibians now appear to be evolving tolerance to these novel chytrid fungi, so they are recovering despite our own too-little, too-late, too-uninformed conservation efforts.
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But her situation illustrates the harm being reported can do—and the gray area that exists in making income on social media platforms and how these platforms leave their users uninformed.
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" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi: "The President's decision to follow his misguided and uninformed campaign promise to destroy the successful Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action endangers global security and defies comprehension.
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Mr Alÿs has lived in Mexico City since 1986, and frequently collaborates with artists from his adopted home, so he is no uninformed outsider when if comes to life in Mexico.
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It's also possible that some employees were uninformed about how to make the most from options and had unrealistic expectations — fed by their companies leaders or not — about their potential winnings.
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Tribalism is what turns so many discussions about energy into an emotive shouting match between opponents who accuse each other of being at best uninformed and incompetent or at worst mendacious.
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Cuomo told CNN on Friday that Trump was "incorrect and grossly uninformed" in his comments about New York having been unaware of a stockpile of ventilators sitting around in New York.
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The tweet struck me as an unsettling portent of how Trump's presidency was likely to unfold: rash, petty, ostentatiously uninformed, with no regard for public safety or the mechanics of governance.
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As an African-American who grew up in the rural South, I especially appreciate his bridging that "social racial distance" to the uninformed millions with erudite and compelling editorials on race.
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Andrew Cuomo said on Friday that Trump's suggestion was "incorrect and grossly uninformed," and that the ventilators are being stored to prepare for when the state's medical facilities exceed their capacity.
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Misinformation has spread rapidly on the internet, partially as a result of a panicked and uninformed public that wants to read about the virus and is looking for someone to blame.
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And, if Trump is reelected, he may owe an unfair victory to an electorate uninformed by all the knowable facts bearing on his alleged criminality, corruption and indebtedness to foreign powers.
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"Consumers have long gone into traditional mattress stores feeling uninformed and have been subject to ridiculous price points," Bob Phibbs, CEO of the consultancy Retail Doctor, told CNN Business in August.
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As President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to head the Defense Department, General Mattis has the potential to act as a restraint in an administration led by an impulsive and uninformed leader.
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And many experts point to Trump's decision to appoint uninformed dilettantes like Kushner and Greenblatt to the high-level negotiating roles as one of the core failings of the administration's efforts.
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US Social Security is widely held up as a role model of doing it right because we got it right at a time when things were still pretty amorphous and uninformed.
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In fact, whenever you see someone invoking Venezuela as a reason not to consider progressive policy ideas, you know right away that the person in question is uninformed, dishonest, or both.
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The man kindly corrected my uninformed speculation about a mother and daughter who had seemingly vanished, confirming for everyone in the comment section that the two remain missing to this day.
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When a United States senator says something as stupid and as ignorant and as uninformed as that that&aposs why people are treating Alan Dershowitz the way they are at the cape.
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Trump is a reasonable heir to someone like Harding because Trump is uninformed, doesn't read, doesn't seem to have much intellectual curiosity, and seems to trust his instincts more than anything else.
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One reason is that liberals often inadvertently antagonize gun owners and empower the National Rifle Association by coming across as supercilious, condescending and spectacularly uninformed about the guns they propose to regulate.
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Jacqueline tells Kat to explain to Natalie why this was wrong (in addition to being careless and uninformed, it could have legal consequences for the company), and issue her a verbal warning.
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While girls — and some boys — share their stories of rape or harassment with her, Anderson says that most of the boys she speaks with are "uninformed" about sexual violence and its costs.
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Then, the researchers showed 25 shots of post-competition reactions and interviews to a panel of 20 college students who indicated that they were either uninterested or uninformed about the Olympic Games.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez floated the idea of having the richest people in the US pay a 70 percent marginal tax rate, there's been a lot of lame, uninformed commentary about the idea.
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The audience erupted into laughter, and Dell—who, again, is worth more than $30 billion dollars—responded that no, he is not supportive of the proposal, and then said something hilariously uninformed.
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Why not listen to the news while you're preparing a meal or doing some other chore — kill two birds with one stone, so your friends don't think you're just another uninformed millennial.
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LKAB and Kiruna's government are jointly coordinating the move, and in a short documentary released by Sweden's government on Tuesday, residents seemed uninformed about when much of the move would take place.
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That plus the little plates of cannoli positioned on each table might have led an uninformed interloper to mistake the event for the $33-a-ticket catch a killer game across town.
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Given that, it might be helpful to provide those who haven't served with some facts and insight into what, thus far, has been primarily an emotional outcry from those who are uninformed.
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In addition, uninformed schools may continue to purchase cheaper fish sticks made from Russian pollock—hurting not just the domestic fishing industry but perhaps facilitating a violation of federal school lunch laws.
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" Asked if he had a problem with what Kelly said to members of Congress -- that Trump's views on immigration were "uninformed" during the campaign -- the President replied, "No, he didn't say that.
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Voters deserve much better than political spin from uninformed voices that lack the expertise to offer an informed medical opinion about the health-related fitness of candidates to be commander in chief.
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"I would ... echo the many concerns about Mr. Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national security issues that have been raised by 65 Republican defense and foreign policy leaders," McCain said.
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"To me Raving Iran is about either an uninformed or intentionally exploitative European director who is outsourcing her socio-political field to two DJs from the 'developing nation' of Iran," he tells me.
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" Netflix confirmed to HuffPo that Yeatman, who is the director of the site's global kids content, made these comments, which Netflix referred to in a statement given to HuffPo as "careless" and "uninformed.
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"They're protecting themselves from scrutiny — an uninformed public is key to shielding them from scrutiny," Joe Goffman, a former EPA senior counsel in the Office of Air and Radiation, said in an interview.
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It attacks the uninformed citizenry immobilized by religion and prescription drugs while mocking hipsters and hypocrites on the left, all through the lens of his sardonic sense of humor that he calls petulance.
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Republicans need to think twice about locking arms with the left in this social-engineering experiment – they know what they're up to and they're looking for uninformed do-gooders to help them out.
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Sensationalized and uninformed commentary doesn't help matters and in fact makes everything worse, contributing to the system of baseless ranting and invented reality that so many who oppose the president seem to abhor.
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This militant crowd is comprised of uninformed and misinformed people looking at themselves as unfortunate, underpaid, underappreciated victims of capitalism, overwhelmed with jealousy that there are people who are everything they are not.
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Brown's office in a statement to the Hill on Sunday said they are focusing on the wildfires and not Trump's "inane and uninformed tweets" blaming the disaster on mismanagement of the state's forests.
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Giuliani, who joined Trump's legal team in April, said on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday that Sekulow was "uninformed" when he originally denied Trump had anything to do with crafting the statement.
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This isn't a French publication's first brush with controversy of this type (see here and here), but, as The Cut points out, this particular mishap may be mainly a result of being uninformed.
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At this point, they've totally lost me: This dude says any fucking thing, and his fans, uninformed and disaffected by a political system that made them promises it couldn't keep, eat it up.
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The creators feed off the ignorance of their viewers in order to make the most profit possible for themselves through views, whether it is their intention to prey upon the uninformed or not.
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The suggestion that the chaos caused daily by this uninformed, unfit, basically un-American officeholder has any historical precedent or might, in any way, work for the good of the country is ludicrous.
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We Are Just as Human as You Are I see no connection between the service and violent crime myself, but I can easily see how uninformed people can make that knee-jerk connection.
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He added that some of the scrutiny over the Stone filings was "uninformed and unfounded," and that he was planning to meet with staff later in the week to discuss the matter further.
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If it pricks its finger on an uninformed programmatic consultation, it is condemned to sleep for 20 years, oblivious to any new knowledge or threats to the animals it is there to protect.
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To be sure, Hochberg does not ignore how trade policy and trade politics can be alarmingly intertwined, often creating misunderstood trade deals that become political punching bags and result in an uninformed public.
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And this time Abe Vigoda, of the "Godfather" movies and "Barney Miller," actually did die, after having not actually done so years ago when wildly uninformed people spread the word that he had.
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My largely uninformed hunch is that there's more hype than reality there when it comes to 2020, but, hey, Obama won in 2008 and Trump had never been elected to public office before.
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We should ignore his tweets and uninformed pronouncements, and focus on the important work at hand: removing him, whether by impeachment or the electoral process, from the office he has abused and degraded.
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We should ignore his tweets and uninformed pronouncements, and focus on the important work at hand: removing him, whether by impeachment or the electoral process, from the office he has abused and degraded.
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Today we're talking about why Trump accused Russia of helping North Korea, John Kelly calling Trump's wall plan "uninformed," and Homeland Security's decision to deny people from Haiti, Belize, and Samoa work visas.
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It's no secret that comment sections are often havens for the aggravated, judgemental, and uninformed, but some people, like Germany's DJ Bigos, use them to educate peers on the hidden gems heard in sets.
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"The people who participated in today's event are mainly outside organizers who are uninformed about what it's really like to work inside an Amazon fulfillment center," Amazon spokesperson Rachael Lighty said at the time.
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Amazingly, Majoli appears either uninformed by or uninterested in years of academic scholarship and considered discourse on how the aestheticization of human suffering is, in itself, a way of dehumanizing the subjects of images.
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Much has been written about abstaining from news entirely, or going on a media diet, though I'm not sure how sustainable that would be for me—nor do I want to be totally uninformed.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," he and his co-author Kori Schake wrote.
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We see this dysfunction clearly on technology policy, where Congress is largely uninformed on what the future of artificial intelligence (AI) technology will look like and what the actual consequences are likely to be.
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The very reason there are endless abortion and climate debates in this country is because the media and politicians have given the "subjective" opinions of uninformed talking heads the same credibility as actual experts.
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By resetting dialogue-heavy scenes as talk radio gabfests, and representing the uninformed mob as anonymous voices on social media, Mr. Lepage helps clarify Shakespeare's portrait of a world, like ours, overwhelmed with insincerity.
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"Many of the assertions of Judge de la Mata, as reported in the media, are inaccurate and uninformed," Mr. Woloksy said, adding that the group helps people who are trying to flee North Korea.
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But after the Ayatollah Khomeini, wrongly identified by the uninformed as the sole representative of more than one billion Muslims, issued his fatwa against Rushdie, Islam began to seem incompatible with "Western values" too.
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"To say that members of law enforcement are victims of 'blue racism' because of the color of their uniforms is offensive and uninformed," the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund wrote on Twitter on Monday afternoon.
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Mr. Davis said the agency's board recently told him it did not have a governance manual, leaving members uninformed about the policies and procedures that are required to provide adequate oversight of the agency.
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Brian Schatz confronted administration officials over concerns that state and local officials are still being out of the loop and uninformed about the federal government's plans, according to a source familiar with the discussion.
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When users accept the terms and conditions for various digital products, not only are they uninformed about how their data is gathered, they are also consenting to future uses that they could never predict.
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Then came the resignation of Gary Cohn, his chief economic adviser, due, in part -- according to news reports -- to a dispute over Trump's hasty and uninformed announcement imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Super religious, super constrictive, Carrie is forced to sew her own clothes in patterns that she hates, left horribly uninformed about things like her own body, and generally kept home under her mother's iron fist.
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I think she was actually trying to acknowledge that more people are finding their sexuality outside of the rigid parameters of "straight" and "gay," though she did so in an uninformed and rather insensitive way.
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The group "Clueless turds who know nothing about mushrooms!" is where the true mushroom experts of the main group go to make fun of the amateurs who post particularly uninformed questions or make bad IDs.
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But one thing is clear: the status quo between Silicon Valley and Washington is likely to change under a president who has shown himself to be alarmingly suspicious of, and uninformed about, the digital world.
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Meanwhile, some Google employees who seem to disagree with the Hong Kong protesters' cause have tried to shut down their colleagues' discussions about Hong Kong, characterizing them as irrelevant to the workplace, uninformed, and offensive.
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" Still, Poland says the new report serves as a reminder that "people are relatively uninformed about the origin of these variant and novel viruses, and because of that, they fail to take the necessary precautions.
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Mikal Watts of Watts Guerra said in a phone interview Wednesday that the new class action is "frivolous and meritless," and that the farmers' lawyer, Douglas Nill of FarmLaw, is uninformed about the Syngenta litigation.
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Hennepin EMS Medical Director Jon Cole and Minnesota Poison Control System Medical Director Jeffrey Ho dismissed the report&aposs findings as a "reckless use of anecdotes" and incomplete information that draws uninformed and incorrect conclusions.
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In other words, users are not so much customers as uncompensated digital laborers who play dynamic and indispensable functions (despite being largely uninformed about the ways in which their labor is being used and capitalized).
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With each uninformed tweet, intemperate statement at political rallies, and barely civil meeting with leaders of countries allied with the U.S., Trump is taking American foreign policy into uncharted waters with no apparent game plan.
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A memo issued to cabin crew by Ryanair on July 11 said that a number of cabin crew had "refused to complete their duty on the uninformed assumption that they have 'discretion' (in such matters)".
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"A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America," Gates wrote in The Wall Street Journal in September 2016, weeks before Election Day.
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A shambling, slipshod figure in the best of times, the prime minister has seemed undisciplined and occasionally uninformed during several recent appearances — lending weight to past criticism that he is often lazy and ill-prepared.
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Essentially, 85033 year olds have been permitted to borrow large sums to attend college and bet, often with uninformed direction from parents, what programs they can actually finish and will lead to a decent job.
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They're aided by self-styled investor advocates who believe that Americans who use the internet for banking, shopping and booking travel will somehow be left totally uninformed if mutual fund reports arrive via the web.
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Not to mention that there will be a total of 16 names on the ballot, almost half of whom have unofficially dropped out of the running but are still likely to get some uninformed votes.
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While Calgary might be a far cry away from Greece geographically speaking, hearing fellow Westerners' uninformed opinions about the country's ongoing economic crisis only reinforced Alberta native Evangelos Lambrinoudis II's ties to his Greek heritage.
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The GOP senator also knocked "uninformed speculation" about the whistleblower and warned against additional reports about the person's identity after The New York Times reported last week that the individual is a male CIA officer.
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" NEW BOOK SHOWS TRUMP AS ERRATIC, UNIFORMED: "President Trump reveals himself as woefully uninformed about the basics of geography, incorrectly telling Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, 'It's not like you've got China on your border.
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The crash has raised questions about whether Boeing played down or overlooked, largely for cost and competitive reasons, the potential dangers of keeping pilots uninformed about changes to a critical element of the plane's software.
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But one thing is clear: The status quo between Silicon Valley and Washington is likely to change under a president who has shown himself to be alarmingly suspicious of, and uninformed about, the digital world.
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Rather, we simply find it hard to believe that a piece addressing such a matter of genuine national importance would be so deeply uninformed about, and facially devoid of analysis of, the actual legal issues involved.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly told Hispanic lawmakers during a Wednesday meeting that some of Trump's immigration views during the campaign were "uninformed," according to reports in the Washington Post and New York Times.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Following an apparent change to Twitter's auto-populating search dropdown first discovered by Gizmodo over the weekend, the platform has responded to a wave of angry, uninformed criticism on its official blog.
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So, although we may sense that their advice is misguided or uninformed (for example, suggesting an unnecessary vaginal skincare routine), we trust them because we feel like we know and understand their story, Dr. Beck says.
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I personally find it hard to talk to the majority of people about anything related to Syria because they're either indoctrinated by Western media narratives that feel disconnected from the reality there or are just uninformed.
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This wasn't entirely uninformed: users are often quickly skimming back and forth through videos rather than watching them fully, and that's held true for the native video that Pinterest has started to roll out, Bidgoli said.
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"The most important thing for the public and press is to just listen to what he says and follow up and ask questions about what appear to be either contradictory or uninformed or outright wacky ideas."
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Although Tesla returned his money within the 30-day window that the company strives for, Ozguz says the Tesla employees he interacted with seemed uninformed, and griped about how Musk could change anything with a tweet.
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He writes: If the Trump White House was as unsettling as any in American history, the president's views of foreign policy and the world at large were among its most random, uninformed, and seemingly capricious aspects.
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I just want to clarify that anyone who uses my quote going forward is using the quote of an uninformed person and fanning the flames of a non-story by making use of an unwitting accomplice.
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Mr. Trump comes to Washington from another world, as far from politics and the Beltway as possible; he was revealed as uninformed about the propriety of Oval Office relations with the Justice Department and the FBI.
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"To express confusion over why these hard-working Americans — many of whom are living paycheck to paycheck — would seek assistance in feeding their families demonstrates an uninformed understanding of their situation," Wexton said in her statement.
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We must get to a place where we are not ashamed to be who we are, not afraid to speak our truth, not held back by the gatekeepers, the experts, the naysayers, the uninformed and unenlightened.
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Indeed, we recall all too painfully the deaths of US hostages at the hands of ISIS terrorists in Syria and the outrage on the part of hostages' families who felt threatened and uninformed by US officials.
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People who are predisposed to believe Jasmuheen and her ilk will undoubtedly dismiss these charges as uninformed; that Breatharians who claim to subsist without food or water for months are living proof that the practice works.
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The gripes of many seasoned industry people have been that the talent in Toronto is overlooked, the writing on our artists are uninformed and that institutional barriers limit the success of our artists past local level.
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This does not mean you should stay uninformed about world events but making sure our eyes do not stay fixated on a screen or that we don't instinctively swipe the Twitter feed to help minimize hyperarousal.
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And I just became very overtly frustrated really for the first time, or at least I had been conscious of it for the first time with how uninformed and misinformed my generation is especially about politics.
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This question hasn't had a good answer for a few years now, but with the so-called Project Scorpio—my uninformed money is on Xbox Elite as its final name—Microsoft has an opportunity to find one.
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Ted Cruz: Donald Trump 'taking advantage' of uninformed voters Throughout the primary process, Cruz has touted his endorsement by the Gun Owners of America, a gun-rights group that boasts a "no compromise" stance on gun control.
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A quick civics lesson for the similarly uninformed: Any member of the House can draft what's known as an article of impeachment, and if a majority of the House votes for those articles, the president is impeached.
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"Every opportunity we get to expose those who are uninformed on African American history to the real-life experience of African Americans in the South, I think it makes for a better policymaker," Butterfield told The Hill.
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As he veered from one rhetorical disaster to another—you don't talk about "ethnic enclaves" and compare today's America to Apartheid-era South Africa without arching eyebrows—one of his examples was particularly revealing and dangerously uninformed.
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I say that to preemptively rebuff those who would instinctively tell entertainers with opinions to "shut up and sing" when those opinions differ from their own, or who casually dismiss opposing political views as uninformed or partisan.
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America is living through a fractured fairy tale, in the grip of a lonely and uninformed mad king, an arrogant and naïve princeling, a comely but complicit blond princess and a dyspeptic, dystopian troll under the bridge.
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On top of which, his performance on the campaign trail, in debates and in the White House has made clear, time and again, how woefully uninformed he can be and how blissfully untroubled by that he is.
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After more than a year of public accusations, uninformed speculation and prodigious leaking by members of Congress and the media, the indictment contains no Trump-related allegations of knowing involvement in or support for Moscow's pernicious activities.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," he and his co-author wrote, as Gillibrand read in the hearing.
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But the past year has been dominated by emotional, predictably uninformed, conversations about the rights of the larger LGBTQ community, and whether people who, on the basis of their religion, have a legal right to discriminate against them.
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We've reached out to the FCC to ask if they have a response to critics who believe this could lead to an invasion of privacy for uninformed viewers, and we'll update this post when we receive a reply.
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The program has had problems with fraud more broadly — both by individuals seeking visas and especially by unscrupulous businesspeople trying to make a profit off uninformed immigrant applicants — but the federal government has worked to tamp those down.
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Namely because he said the following of LPs and their complaints of being uninformed of major firm changes: Probably worth recalling that "Partnership" was part of Social Capital's original name, but it was dropped somewhere along the way.
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"I would also echo the many concerns about Mr. Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national security issues that have been raised by 65 Republican defense and foreign policy leaders," he said of the letter, published online.
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It is the most important thing I&aposve ever done in my life, because if the administration fails, if the president of the United States is uninformed one time and makes the wrong decision, that&aposs on me.
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Parents and officials across the country need to know that recycled rubber has been studied in detail, and anyone arguing that we're operating in a vacuum of knowledge is at best uninformed and at worst, misleading the public.
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Today, when "the powerful" include an uninformed, volatile president, a Congress run by his political cronies, and the unfit, far right-wing judges he is appointing to the bench, the Supreme Court is more important than ever before.
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Here are just a few of her descriptions of Trump: • Orange supremacist • First-grader with a head injury • George Wallace in a wig • Melting hunk of uninformed apricot Jell-O And can you guess where Bee is from?
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As Americans, we must hold strong to the ideals of education, research, science and innovation -- and not backpedal any further to appease the potential financial gains of wealthy individuals or the narrow-minded conscience of an uninformed electorate.
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To my brother, whom I will identify here only as Martin Wadler, I forgive you for posting those uninformed and inaccurate anti-Clinton screeds on Facebook, often on the page of my best friend, Herb, occasionally on mine.
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On Monday, he noted how much interest the case had generated and criticized information about it circulating on social media, saying most of it was "not fully informed, misinformed or totally uninformed," according to The Waco Tribune-Herald.
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The threat of getting owned — being revealed as oblivious, uninformed or incompetent — works like a virtual Panopticon to keep people in a state of anxiety, keen to guard their own insecurities as they poke at other people's flaws.
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Sadly, we live in a 90-seconds-or-less culture, with most folks rarely taking the time to absorb the full story, which is arguably the reason for the rise of uninformed Trump-ism in the first place.
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Ben-Youssef said most of the members of Congress and staff members she spoke to were aware of Israeli human rights violations against Palestinians under blockade and occupation but were largely uninformed about Israeli discrimination against Palestinian citizens.
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Govt essentially didn't have an answer Judge: "If these people had arrived 2 days ago, we wldn't be having this conversation...our own govt approved their entry to this country." overall, US attorneys seemed wildly unprepared and uninformed.
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This warning was in large part heeded by all but the very uninformed or the very impulsive, categories which both naturally included President Donald Trump, who soaked in as much luxurious unshielded eclipse viewing as he could on Monday.
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Screenshot: Red Ice TV (YouTube)New York Times columnist Bari Weiss, a seemingly inexhaustible source of uninformed opinions, titled her most recent tirade "We're All Fascists Now," a sarcastic dig against political correctness, campus politics, and The Intolerant Left.
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Trump used the occasion to demand a showing of the troops' political support for one of his uninformed but pet obsessions, whether the Navy should redesign ships to go back to steam-powered catapult systems rather than electric-powered.
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" Lawfare's Susan Hennessey took down the attempt by Yoo — a law professor and former George W. Bush administration official — to walk back his slandering of Vindman: "Maybe being incredibly uninformed is a preferable defense to making a xenophobic smear.
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" She continued to say that "Trump's reckless and uninformed positions on critical issues — from immigration to our economy to foreign policy — have made it abundantly clear that he lacks both the policy depth and sound judgment required as President.
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This reasoning is reminiscent of an era before many legal rights were granted to women—and when government and law enforcement officials offered outmoded and uninformed justifications for why domestic abusers could not be investigated, arrested, tried and convicted.
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Perhaps the most important moment of the debate was at the end: After calling Mr. Trump uninformed, dangerous and ill-suited for the presidency, both Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio said they would support him as the party's nominee.
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" In a statement, Teneo said Mr. Rollins had been terminated for "egregiously breaching" his employment contract, adding that his comments on salon dinners or anything else relating to Teneo were "categorically false, uninformed and made with malicious personal intent.
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Netflix confirmed in a statement to the site that Andy Yeatman, the streaming service's director of global kids content, made "careless" and "uninformed" comments, but was unaware that the woman he was speaking to was one of Masterson's accusers.
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A far better job for his people would be to compel him to understand that petty and uninformed whims from his high office are incomparably more dangerous to America's security, and the world's, than to a tiny Balkan country.
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I didn't deliberately seek to remain uninformed so that I could relish the fun of taking guesses as to its origins — coming up with ways to justify my guesses before checking the label to see if I was right.
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And while his thoughts and reflections on his time in the Trump cabinet are certainly somewhat interesting at this point we hardly need another person to tell us that the president is erratic, uninformed, impulsive and all the rest.
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I think, though, that ... I do think that the changes that we make have to be technically well-informed, because I think that uninformed laws, whether they're gun control laws or privacy laws ... Which I wrote about this week.
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The aide noted that afterward, "the Indians took a step back" in their relationship with the US. Put together, these excerpts paint a picture of a selfish, impetuous, astoundingly uninformed president potentially willing to commit crimes to get ahead.
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I often imagine nerves lengthening and muscles awakening as I plant my legs extra purposefully on my walks, thinking in my uninformed way that mental power or an act of will might spur something I cannot know or see.
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I won't comment on the franchise itself, whose films I haven't seen, except to hazard uninformed suspicions of lousy gender politics and, as with the Twilight films in whose shadow they bask, the cold, drained, affectless failure to qualify as sexy.
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"A one-week stay is a reasonable and appropriate remedy to ensure that the unimaginable trauma these families have suffered does not turn even worse because parents made an uninformed decision about the fate of their child," the rights group wrote.
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Many of us have probably had bad, inaccurate information about sex drilled into our minds at some point in our lives — whether it came from a well-meaning but uninformed friend or somewhere in the vast abyss of the internet.
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Netflix confirmed to the outlet that Andy Yeatman, its director of global kids content, made those "careless" and "uninformed" comments, but noted that he was not initially aware that the woman he was speaking to had accused Masterson of rape.
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The surprising primary victory that turned this grossly unqualified and woefully uninformed young woman into a candidate likely to be elected to Congress in a heavily Democratic district shows that the real battleground this election cycle is in the classroom.
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"The president has complete confidence in Secretary Azar which is exactly why he was chosen to lead the President's Coronavirus Task Force and anyone spreading rumors to the contrary is simply uninformed and misguided," Mulvaney told POLITICO in a statement.
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Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, called Trump a phony and a fraud who was playing American voters for suckers, and 2008 nominee John McCain, a U.S. senator from Arizona, said Trump's foreign policy views were uninformed and dangerous.
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Although the amount of revenue lost is small, the break exposes Republicans' contempt for the middle class, reflecting a belief that it is so uninformed, they can get away with such an in-your-face tax cut for the wealthiest Americans.
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"The most important thing for the public and the press is to just listen to what he says and follow up and ask questions about what appear to be either contradictory or uninformed, or outright wacky, ideas," Obama said of Trump.
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Lawyers for the Department of Justice had called the state's security concerns "speculative and uninformed" in court filings, and advocates said the Syrian refugees who have been resettling in Houston, Dallas and elsewhere in Texas do not pose a security risk.
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"A one-week stay is a reasonable and appropriate remedy to ensure that the unimaginable trauma these families have suffered does not turn even worse because parents made an uninformed decision about the fate of their child," the ACLU wrote.
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In a report entitled "Keep the People Uninformed: Pre-Election Threats to Free Expression and Association in Uganda", U.S.-based Human Rights Watch said last month that both journalists and activists were being intimidated in the run-up to the vote.
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And so whatever you think will happen, you should shrink your estimate of the probability of Trump, Rubio, Cruz or Kasich winning toward an uninformed prior, and in this case, that would be that each has a one-in-four chance.
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For example, after flubbing a debate performance in which he appeared volatile, irritable, and uninformed about key issues, he did not attempt to refocus his campaign on proven message points or topics where he has a firm grasp of talking points.
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Just remember that you don't have a "problem" if you use boatloads of lube — people who make snarky remarks about using lube are simply echoing society's uninformed and sex-negative bias against giving your body the love and pleasure it deserves.
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In an earlier ruling in the case, Justice Edward P. Belobaba of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice called the adoption program "well intentioned but profoundly uninformed" and found that it had a profound effect on the children throughout their lives.
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She allows us to accept ourselves just the way we are—uninformed, uninterested, and concerned only with things that concern us—even as we give a speech to our mums about the backwardness of family values and the importance of multiculturalism.
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To my knowledge, the American public are still uninformed about the hard evidence behind Mr. Cohen's allegations that candidate Trump was fully aware of and agreeable to breaking campaign finance laws when the payments were made to silence the sex scandals.
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Trying to coax them to participate — tailoring our laws to "political couch potatoes," as Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, once put it — would lead only to bloated voter rolls, likelier vote fraud and a more uninformed government, they warn.
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The measure, known as Senate Bill 2, states that a pregnant woman who received an abortion and was uninformed of this law may seek damages, but if she knows the law and undergoes an abortion, she will not face legal punishment.
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One risk is that people could be telling phone interviewers they favour staying in the EU because they don't want to seem uninformed and they perceive that stance to be uncontroversial, a psychological factor that would not affect online polls.
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While Gary Johnson is a very decent person, he often says things so weird and bizarre, and so factually false or uninformed, that far too often when he speaks he reveals that he just doesn't know what he is talking about.
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This almost stereotypical image, though, is contradicted by the often vocal, evangelising conduct of actual conspiracy theorists, their claims to superior insight, and their degradation of non-believers as ignorant sheep (German conspiracy theorists label the uninformed masses Schlafschaf, literally 'sleepsheep').
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Then there's the percentage that said yes, for whatever reason — whether it's because they're young and uninformed, or because they want the money, or because they think it's an opportunity to move up in the company when other people turn it down.
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"Our focus is on the Californians impacted by these fires and the first responders and firefighters working around the clock to save lives and property - not on the President's inane and uninformed tweets," said Evan Westrub, a spokesman for California Governor Jerry Brown.
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Adding to the confusion over the president's priorities, Kelly told the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Wednesday morning that Trump's campaign promise to build a wall along the entire length of the US-Mexico border was uninformed, two members who were at the meeting said.
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"At a time when our every effort should be focused on vanquishing the destructive fires and helping the victims, the president has chosen instead to issue an uninformed political threat aimed squarely at the innocent victims of these cataclysmic fires," he continued.
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" To which he added: "So, by asking for opinions from ordinary people, the study is collecting uninformed answers, and that's not very helpful in resolving dilemmas, which may be useful in advertising and marketing, but not so much for law and ethics.
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Two plainclothes cops set up a surveillance post in an abandoned building near the target, but a tripped alarm in another building led local police, apparently uninformed of the operation, to track down the two men and arrest them as possible burglars.
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"We fear that an uninformed public is permitting political leaders to impose an accretion of social conventions that are diminishing the combat power of our military," Mattis wrote in book titled Warriors and Citizens: American Views of Our Military, coauthored by Kori Schake.
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Sanders's answers aren't very detailed or thorough, but they're not obviously wrong or uninformed (though I think his position on trade, which is that America should only engage with nations that have roughly our wage structure, would be disastrous for developing countries).
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Clinton-era press secretary Mike McCurry -- widely considered one of the best to have manned the podium -- famously stayed "deliberately uninformed" about the latest developments in the Monica Lewinsky scandal for the express purpose of being able to deflect questions without lying.
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They suggest that history will similarly vindicate the NFL kneelers against the uninformed and outraged masses and that the protestors and their de facto leader, Colin Kaepernick, will one day be perceived as their generation's equivalent of Martin Luther King and his marchers.
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"At a time when our every effort should be focused on vanquishing the destructive fires and helping the victims, the president has chosen instead to issue an uninformed political threat aimed squarely at the innocent victims of these cataclysmic fires," Rice continued.
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"Our focus is on the Californians impacted by these fires and the first responders and firefighters working around the clock to save lives and property — not on the president's inane and uninformed tweets," Evan Westrup, the governor's press secretary, said in the statement.
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"Our focus is on the Californians impacted by these fires and the first responders and firefighters working around the clock to save lives and property - not on the President's inane and uninformed tweets," said Evan Westrub, a spokesman for California Governor Jerry Brown.
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And in a worst-case scenario, he's simply going to introduce extra chaos into the system and compel monetary policymakers to do the opposite of what he's asking for so they can demonstrate their independence from an erratic and seemingly uninformed president.
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In all cases, their judgment of Trump is identical: He is not just notably uninformed but also notably difficult to inform — his attention span is thin, he hears what he wants to hear, he wanders off topic, he has trouble following complex arguments.
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The embattled chairwoman of the New York City Housing Authority faced withering questioning at the City Council on Tuesday about lapses in lead-paint inspections, and she struggled to explain communication failures that left the public uninformed about the risks they posed.
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"I am concerned about the people who carry the perspective that as long as issues of the country aren't harming them personally, they can remain uninformed and uninvolved," said Eden Reyhanian, an 18-year-old student at a school in North London.
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These societal norms have negative consequences on trans men's reproductive health; some trans men may feel too ashamed to be honest with their doctor about the kind of sex that they're having, and subsequently remain uninformed about the sexual healthcare they ought to be receiving.
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Because while the public may care very much about his expert baseball insights and opinions, his uninformed, biased opinions on everything from Muslims to Nazis to Hillary Clinton and her emails, and now transgender communities, have added nothing intelligent to any conversation, sports or otherwise.
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Kelly also appeared to cross a line with the president in January, when he told members of Congress that some of Trump's positions during his campaign were "uninformed" and that he "had a lot to do with" the president's changed position on border security.
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"I am in a position where I feel compelled to inquire after the work of the commission upon which I am sworn to serve, and am yet completely uninformed as to its activities," Dunlap wrote in his letter to Andrew Kossack, the commission's executive director.
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Given that Spartan already has one test that can determine your genetic risk for Alzheimer's, with the likelihood of more genetic tests like it in the future, there is the potential that uninformed patients could misinterpret results that could cause them a lot of worry.
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And that's the crux of this: Someone out there taking umbrage with the idea that someone who's currently uninformed doesn't inform themselves (with accurate information, no less) in a tone that doesn't engage with their own sensibilities, in the same language as those sensibilities.
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I think he was looking for me to be uninformed about the history of the disaster, which would mean I didn't understand the actual atrocity—like, if I had fully grasped the horror of that day then I wouldn't be doing what I was doing.
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Out of the nine presidential campaigns I've covered, I've never seen anything as absurd as the motley crew of Trump advisers agonizing over how to delicately, in soothing tones, tiptoe up to the proudly uninformed megalomaniac and broach the topic of more rigorous debate prep.
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Thus, for anyone to suggest that only those who have an emotional vulnerability or who are not strong enough will develop PTSD is simply wrong — uninformed, inconsistent with scientific and medical knowledge and cruelly unfair to individuals who have been exposed to horrendous trauma.
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But we also saw a breakdown of the alternative theory of democratic control, in which general election voters keep the parties on a tight leash by refusing to support them if they happen to nominate someone who is too "extreme" or uninformed or unstable.
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Someone has to explain that all these things will be fixed in wonder patch 3.0 The problem is lots of people are being brought into this game, [but] they're uninformed and sold something that looks like it could be complete when it really isn't.
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And many voters complained of uninformed polling workers who could not operate voting machines, erroneously told voters to go to another polling site, and provided New Yorkers with contradictory and often incorrect information, all of which caused confusion and possible voter disenfranchisement on Tuesday.
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This time-bounding seems reasonable, as it's basically covering bookings made by people uninformed about the situation in the U.S. and extending to an endpoint that fits with most of the existing measures being taken by states and communities around social distancing and travel limitations.
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They need to have professional prosecutors, not uninformed legislators, question witnesses; they need to keep the focus on the nonpolitical witnesses; and they need to have their presidential candidates stay out of this impeachment story and concentrate on their ideas for reviving and reuniting America.
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Understanding how the pilots could have been left largely uninformed leads back to choices made by Boeing as it developed the 7377 Max more than seven years ago, according to statements from Boeing and interviews with engineers, former Boeing employees, pilots, regulators and congressional aides.
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I was sort of irritated by how we were just sort of saying what they ... That was the experience I had, but I am irritated by ... we just say what they said and ... Audience member: My concern is that I feel like people that are uninformed ... Right.
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The main point is that if I hand a OnePlus 7 to an uninformed consumer, they'd be rather delighted with it for a starting price of £499 (₹32,999 in India or €559 in EU) or even at £50 more with 73GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
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"Most of the folks in the movement are young and we're black so they assume we're uneducated and uninformed and we're just angry and in the streets," says Johnetta Elzie, a leader in the BLM movement and Campaign Zero, another organization formed to fight police brutality.
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"Our focus is on the Californians impacted by these fires and the first responders and firefighters working around the clock to save lives and property — not on the President's inane and uninformed tweets," Evan Westrub, a spokesman for California Governor Jerry Brown said in an email.
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The predictable result was the confirmation follies of December, with Ku Klux Klan defender–paranormal investigator Brett Talley, Jeff "transgendered children are part of 'Satan's plan' " Mateer, and the woefully uninformed Matthew Petersen all exposed as so extreme or unfit they were forced to withdraw from consideration.
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"Our focus is on the Californians impacted by these fires and the first responders and firefighters working around the clock to save lives and property — not on the president's inane and uninformed tweets," Evan Westrup, the governor's press secretary, said in a statement to The Hill Sunday.
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The comment, made by Trump's newly promoted campaign chair Paul Manafort in passing during an interview on Meet the Press Saturday, was meant to speak to Trump's strengths: The presumptive Republican nominee has ability to speak off the cuff, even when seemingly uninformed on the topic.
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What distinguished this crisis from the ones that preceded it was that it was not localized to one official, such as Stephen K. Bannon, the isolated chief strategist who left in August, or Reince Priebus, the often uninformed chief of staff who departed a month before that.
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Mr. Pawlenty, who called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" in the weeks leading up to the 503 election, lost to Jeff Johnson, a local official and former state lawmaker who was the Republican nominee for governor in 2014, The Associated Press reported.
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"The truth is that he was uninformed about anything and he was in touch with only a handful of people because people know who he is and didn't cooperate with him," wrote Nir Dvori, the military affairs correspondent for Hahadashot television news, on the station's website.
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"It's baffling why the president would launch an uninformed, spiteful attack on a public servant like Bill McRaven," said Stephen B. Slick, a former C.I.A. station chief in Israel who is now the director of the intelligence studies project at the University of Texas at Austin.
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It's an intimate, unflinching look at what was going on inside the Pentagon as Mattis and his colleagues tried to manage the foreign policy whims of a mercurial and often uninformed president — which is exactly why Mattis and the Pentagon tried to slow-walk its publication.
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" In the late '21960s, New Jersey Democratic Representative Neil Gallagher campaigned for new federal legislation to protect privacy: "Raw data are now extracted in much the same way teeth are pulled," he proposed, "either under the ether of uninformed consent or ripped out by the roots.
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It is in North Bend that I have arrived with my long-distance boyfriend, a rabid Twin Peaks enthusiast, who insisted we head east from Seattle to the place where zealots (boyfriend) and uninformed know-it-alls (me) alike could get a literal taste of Twin Peaks.
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Early in his tenure as an assistant professor, "Charles was compelled to teach a course in property law, a subject about which he felt almost completely uninformed," J. Anthony Kline, a friend who is now the senior presiding justice of the California Court of Appeal, recalled.
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And the Powell situation suggests that, on the contrary, things are exactly as they seem — the president is lazy and uninformed and his senior staff is incompetent, so he's tossing up a roster of fairly generic Republicans even though this doesn't align with his stated policy views.
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Taken out of context, those names could all sound less like what they really are — just a few of our favorite beauty brands — and more like something a jealous and uninformed boyfriend might mistake for a list of steamy affairs we carried on while traveling through far-flung locales.
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She walked Sawyer through every emotional beat and bit of terminology for the benefit of millions of uninformed viewers, and when I Am Cait premiered last summer, it saw her doing much the same: there were family members to meet and suss out, friends to make, concepts to introduce.
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When racially divisive issues such as police brutality or immigration come up at a holiday gathering, it can be hard for some white people to find the line between ruining dinner by yelling about Uncle Fred's questionable outlook, and silently letting racist or uninformed opinions slide by unaddressed.
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Alexander Hamilton argued in the Federalist Papers that instituting an electoral college comprised of wise and educated American citizens would prevent the uninformed public from electing charismatic presidential candidates who excelled in "the little arts of popularity" rather than candidates who possessed the qualities needed to govern effectively.
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Those of us who live along the Canadian border are well aware of the softening of the Canadian dollar over the last several years, and if one simply applied an uninformed methodology, it might result in a conclusion that would place Canada and China in the same bucket.
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"The Philippines is immediately ordering the Bureau of Immigration to deny US Senators Dick Durbin and Patrick Leahy — the imperious, uninformed, and gullible American legislators who introduced the subject provisions into the 85033 budget — entry to the Philippines," presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo told reporters Friday, according to CNN.
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Also: Calamitous. Irresponsible. Inexperienced. Unprepared. Undisciplined. Uninformed. Unimproved. Unpopular. Bumbling. Embarrassing. Flimsy. Flailing. Failing. Harmful. Hurtful. Hateful. Shortsighted. Half-baked. Irrelevant. Puny. Piddling. Paltry. Petty. Immature. Infantile. Impulsive. Trite. Tiresome. Stale. Superficial. Small. Meager. Impotent. Limp. Obstructive. Destructive. Damaging. Distracted. Despised. Backwards. Reckless. Bumbling. Bungling. Blind. Arrogant. Rude. Mean. Tacky.
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"This is appalling that President Trump would be so uninformed and that his chief of staff, his counselors, the White House counsel, would allow him to spew into the thinking of Americans that he has any right or authority to dictate to what the Department of Justice does," Texas Democratic Rep.
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His heart was never fully in it, even as he sought to play down his blistering 2016 criticism of Mr. Trump, then a presidential candidate — he called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" — and assure primary voters he had in fact cast a ballot for Mr. Trump.
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WASHINGTON — A new book by Bob Woodward, the longtime Washington Post reporter, portrays a White House with relentless infighting and a work culture so toxic and volatile that many of President Trump's top advisers and cabinet members became accustomed to working around their boss, whom they described as unstable and uninformed.
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He arrived in office following several decades of uninformed adulation of the military by a population that knew very little about military life, and that now takes it for granted that strapping 21-year-old men with military ID cards should get precedence in boarding airplanes over 65-year-old grandmothers.
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" Johnson also took issue with Isaac Newton Farris Jr., Martin Luther King Jr.'s nephew, who told CNN after participating in a White House event honoring his uncle that he believes Trump is "racially ignorant and racially uninformed," but does not believe Trump is a "racist in the traditional sense.
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" Whitman, a billionaire who waged an unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign in California in 2010, said that the GOP presidential nominee's "reckless and uninformed positions on critical issues - from immigration to our economy to foreign policy - have made it abundantly clear that he lack both the policy depth and sound judgment required as president.
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In the end, all the data in the world isn't going to save a brand from a rude or uninformed employee in the moment of customer contact, and that one bad moment can haunt a brand for a long, long time, regardless of how sophisticated the marketing technology it's using may be.
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I came across one such example of lame, uninformed commentary during my morning commute on public transit, as I mentally did the budgetary math and decided against buying myself a coffee—it came from Michael Dell, the founder of Dell, who has a net worth of more than $30 billion according to Forbes.
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The bottom line is that while parsing public opinion surveys on specific policies is always dicey because respondents can be fickle or uninformed, there is a lot of evidence that the US is becoming more friendly toward immigrants, and that Trump is increasingly out of step with the country on his signature issue.
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Kelly, in his interview with Fox News, also did not deny a Washington Post report that he told Democratic lawmakers that some of the president's tough immigration views during the 2016 president campaign were "uninformed," particularly when it came to the border wall that was at the center of Trump's pitch to voters.
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In regards to your request for reaction to The Church of Satan's recent statement regarding the lawsuit, the most anyone can say at this point about the Church of Satan's constant need to make uninformed statements about The Satanic Temple's affairs is: it's not our concern and should be of no concern to anyone else.
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And, if you don't know what it's like to have the entire world openly criticize, judge, throw uninformed opinions, and curse you - try being an openly pregnant vegan on Instagram, having a natural, drug-free home birth in water with a midwife and doula, who has the intention of raising a vegan child, without vaccinations.
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A study in 2011 led by Iain Couzin found that adding "uninformed" fish to a group—in that case, ones that had not been trained to have a preference to swim towards a particular target—can influence the overall group decision in favour of the majority preference, preventing a minority subgroup from dominating the decision.
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Trump has had a rough two weeks, no question: Losing out in backstage delegate battles all over the map, saying a dozen contradictory things about abortion, seeing Ted Cruz rise past him in the Wisconsin polls, plus the daily drumbeat of strange statements and wildly-uninformed interview answers that we all now take for granted.
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In the liminal time frame of the end of the 20th century, before the spread of Photoshop and hipster culture, before the rise of social media and the proliferation of porn on tumblr, BUTT provided high-quality content, uninformed by the unmistakably pink hue of its pages and by a feeling of absolute freedom.
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To be clear: Pawlenty's past opposition to Trump -- "He is unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president of the United States, and I am withdrawing my support of him," the former governor said in the wake of the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in 2016 -- wasn't the only reason he lost on Tuesday.
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They comprise a large segment of an uninformed electorate, the product of an inadequate educational system that continues to promote unprepared children and graduate students who often don't know the bare minimum about history, civics, science or mathematics, and haven't developed the logistical capabilities to differentiate fact from fiction or form basic, cohesive arguments.
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Part of me honestly thinks fantasy got so huge over the past decade because we all got so incredibly tired of Terry Bradshaw and Chris Berman and Bart Scott doing the same inane, trite, uninformed jibber-jabber for years and years, and we were just looking for something else to occupy our Sunday mornings.
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"If you don't know what it's like to have the entire world openly criticize, judge, throw uninformed opinions, and curse you – try being an openly pregnant vegan on Instagram, having a natural, drug-free home birth in water with a midwife and doula, who has the intention of raising a vegan child, without vaccinations," she wrote.
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To exactly no one's surprise, my brief and deeply uninformed affair with neem tablets was not the miraculous acne cure I — and the celebrity-beloved Ayurvedic practitioner who, to be fair, was at least kind enough to inject my face and examine me for skin cancer while giving me insufficient information — had arbitrarily hoped it would be.
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This year will always go down as historical, but maybe this is where a social change comes in, too: naked right-wing opinions are OK now; being really stupid and uninformed is part of our DNA, our emotions and opinions are ruled by extremes of right and left, and we are also gak-using, condom-shunning dickheads.
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For you to suggest that capitalism is a dirty word and that these people, as a group, are ingrates who didn't earn their riches through strenuous effort and (in many cases) paradigm-shifting insights, and now don't pull their weight societally indicates that you either are grossly uninformed or are knowingly warping the facts for narrow political gain.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) says most protesters targeting President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE are uninformed "punks" who are unaware of the disruption they are causing.
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They also point out that their findings are of particular concern given an earlier 2009 investigation of Facebook by the federal commissioner's office — which found similar contraventions with respect to Facebook seeking overly broad, uninformed consent for disclosures of personal information to third-party apps, as well as inadequate monitoring to protect against unauthorized data access by apps.
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And that basic right is what's truly at stake here, for in spite of the uninformed opinions of those who might believe otherwise, there is simply no way for any security workaround (whether it be direct, or via a seemingly more convoluted route like that requested by the FBI) to be restricted to an individual case.
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When she approaches Clarence at a martial arts triple feature, she's a too-good-to-be-true combination of interested in and apparently uninformed about all his favorite things, happy to hear him hold forth about everything from Sonny Chiba to Spider-Man ("You're a girl after my own heart," he observes, not realizing that she's actually performing as a geek's wet dream).
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But now they are moving to halt Mr. Trump's momentum with the kind of everything-at-the-wall approach that suggests a campaign under duress: In less than two weeks, Mr. Cruz and his allies have assailed Mr. Trump as a lifelong liberal, a Twitter obsessive, an uninformed foreign policy mind and a "deal-maker" who would compromise on conservative values.
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For the uninformed, the Grugq is a South African hacker, security research, OPSEC expert, and has a history of being an exploit broker who has a rolodex of government contacts (he once claimed in Forbes to be taking in over $1 million in a single year skimming a fee off of exploit sales as a middle-man to intelligence agencies).
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The U.S.-Canada border is notoriously difficult for touring bands to transverse, a bureaucratic nightmare often compounded by murky laws, the strict rules refusing admission to those with DUIs into the country, and uninformed border agents, as well as a the ever-present specters of racism and xenophobia—which appear to have gotten worse post-Trump, according to Matthewson's observations.
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For someone who comes from a country where the customer is always right, being told what you can or cannot purchase or order is a bit tough to swallow—especially when you add the unfortunate American perception of members of the service industry as uninformed college students looking to make some extra money (I know—for three years, I was one of them).
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As the former president of New York City Transit — a part of the M.T.A. responsible for the city's buses and subways — and someone who witnessed firsthand the level of destruction and its impact on subway infrastructure as a result of Superstorm Sandy, I am concerned that the decision to change course on the Canarsie Tunnel project is premature and uninformed.
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Organizations like the National Federation of the Blind are doing all we can to educate business leaders and programmers, but by issuing clear and legally binding guidelines, the Obama administration could quickly bring reluctant businesses to the table and show other well-intentioned but uninformed players a clear path to providing equal service to their clients and customers with disabilities.
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By contrast, McCabe offers a scathing depiction of Attorney General Jeff Sessions as a hapless, bumbling leader, with regressive and uninformed beliefs about national security, who harkened back for the "old days" when the FBI "only hired Irishmen," not those with "nose rings and tattoos," and appeared fixated on "immigration, even when there was no immigration angle" on any given topic.
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"While nobody would argue that patient experience isn't important - it certainly is - it does raise a question of whether hospitals should be investing more into the quality of care and clinical services than into the amenities that may attract patients who are uninformed consumers and may think that amenities serve as a proxy for clinical quality, when in fact they likely do not," Jena said.
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"Though well-intentioned, the 'Ketamine' draft report from the City of Minneapolis is a reckless use of anecdotes, partial snapshots of interactions with police, and incomplete information and statistics to draw uninformed and incorrect conclusions," Jeffrey Ho, chief medical director of Hennepin EMS, and Jon Cole, chief medical director of the Minnesota Poison Control System, wrote in a formal response to the draft report.
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"All of this sounds great, raising the minimum wage, when you're spending someone else's money," Christie said when announcing his veto at an event at a market in Pennington, N.J. Christie also called the proposal a "radical increase" and slammed the state's Democratic legislature, saying it is pandering "to folks who are uninformed because they neither receive the minimum wage nor pay it," according to philly.com.
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Why it matters: Though Netflix branded Yeatman's comments as "careless" and "uninformed," and it took swift action after Kevin Spacey was accused of sexual misconduct, it still has yet to take any action against Masterson after four women — three of whom were members of the Church of Scientology, where Masterson is a prominent member — accused him of drugging and raping them in the early 2000s.
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We can point to the diverse group of talented filmmakers listed above, and we've recently been wowed by smaller films like Jennifer Phang's Advantageous, but fantasy and sci-fi are usually the domain of the big-budget tentpole, and decades of disparity on the part of major Hollywood studios has created a collective lack of body of work that seems to support the most uninformed opinions.
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Jeb Bush and Rubio; even dreadful Carly Fiorina (who has since also dropped out) and uninformed Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE.
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" ABOUT THAT WALL: From the Washington Post's Ed O'Keefe: "White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly told Democratic lawmakers Wednesday that some of the hard-line immigration policies President Trump advocated during the campaign were 'uninformed,' that the United States will never construct a wall along its entire southern border and that Mexico will never pay for it, according to people familiar with the meeting.
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Having served under five presidents and numerous defense secretaries, I have been playing a little game with myself lately, picking a crisis du jour or hot intelligence topic from any of those five administrations during my N.S.A. career and imagining what would have transpired if the president at the time were uninformed or willfully ignorant of the intelligence available before, during and after the fact.
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In a debate wherein the bar for him was set artificially and ridiculously low — when all he needed to do was appear somewhat informed and somewhat in control of his temper — he still could not manage, coming across as the rude, uninformed, empty-of-ideas bully that he is, forcing Trump supporters to face the fact that their supposedly tough leader got beaten up and beaten up badly.
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The briefs seek to counter that, as well as what some people saw as a streak of uninformed paternalism in a 2007 majority opinion in which Justice Kennedy said many women regretted their decisions to have abortions and experienced depression and plunging self-esteem But Allan E. Parker Jr., a lawyer with the anti-abortion group the Justice Foundation, said the women's briefs may only alienate Justice Kennedy.
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Notifying Note 7 owners, who should really have replaced their phones by now, that the devices are banned from aircraft will be key — uninformed passengers who are told that they must choose between their smartphone or boarding their flight will likely be furious, and it will be up to airlines, the government, and Samsung to spread this information as widely as possible in the next 20 hours before the ban goes into effect.
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Jerry Brown's (D) office says they are focusing on the wildfires ravaging both ends of the state and not President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "inane and uninformed tweets" blaming the disaster on mismanagement of the state's forests.
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Based on her testimony and uninformed response, I, along with numerous civil rights organizations and leaders and advocates from around the nation – including the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC); American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); Mexican American Legal Defense Fund (MALDEF); the Center for Social Justice; the American Immigration Council; America's Voice Education Fund; and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law – agree that Secretary DeVos does not fully understand the law.
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"I am in a position where I feel compelled to inquire after the work of the commission upon which I am sworn to serve, and am yet completely uninformed as to its activities," Dunlap wrote in his letter to Andrew Kossack, the commission's executive director, according to the AP. He said he was "blind to" the commission's developments, noting he hadn't gotten any more information since the commission's last meeting in September.
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The evidence, however, suggests something rather different and darker — that as the balance of power shifts away from party establishments and toward the mass public, we will get government driven by the whims of the inattentive and uninformed, and there won't be much beyond dumb luck standing between the republic and a telegenic demagogue who happens to secure the backing of the minority of people who bother to vote in primary elections.
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Parts will be, of necessity, see through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there is natural protection such as mountains, wastelands or tough rivers or water..... President Trump's tweet appears to be in response to reports published yesterday that Chief of Staff John Kelly, in a meeting with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, called Trump "uninformed" about the realities of the border during the presidential campaign.
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According to the Petersen Institute for International Economics, "adopting freer trade policies resulted in an increase of almost $1 trillion in income throughout the country, or a $10,85033 increase for each household a year, since World War II." It is critical that we get past the uninformed rhetoric and snappy soundbites on global trade and focus on policies that will create opportunities for Americans and deliver on our ability to create solid middle-class jobs for our citizens.
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Which is why the backlash feels so painful — rooted, as it is, not just in the usual demeaning rhetoric from conservatives or the ignorant and uninformed, but also in decades-old talking points from women calling themselves feminists who argue that trans women aren't women, and from those purportedly concerned about the ways social pressures may be leading children toward medical interventions too soon — never mind the lack of concrete evidence that this is any sort of widespread problem.
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In fact, as Zeisler notes, famous and powerful women often mistake what is best for them for what is good for all women; when we put too much weight on the feelings of celebrities, we end up cringing when their uninformed opinions, divorced from solidarity with anyone who might be affected, end up making headlines and even policy, as when Meryl Streep and Lena Dunham put their own feelings ahead of actual research and organizing on the subject of the decriminalization of sex work.
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DOBBS: And that H1B program, we got to watch Senator Ted Kennedy watch there with the sole witness being one Bill Gates, the world's richest man, telling him he wanted unlimited H1B visas, obviously uninformed to the fact that seven out of 10 visas under the H1B program goes to Indian corporations that are outsourcing those positions to American corporations in this country and that four out of five of those jobs that are supposed to be high-skilled jobs are actually category one jobs which is low skill.
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During the nearly two-hour event, the president said that drugs were as cheap as candy bars, called his entire entanglement with Russia just a joke, made a lot of vague and clearly uninformed statements about nuclear weapons, brought up Hillary Clinton for no apparent reason, accused the media of dishonesty, asked a Black journalist if she was friends with the Congressional Black Caucus and could set up a meeting for him, and established that the leaks from his own cabinet to the media are real — but the reporting of them is fake.
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When the news broke in October, Twitter gave an extremely tech company non-explanation; there are various reasons having to do with slow user growth and Twitter's own robustly borked internal doings, but they are not really very interesting and anyway you would do well to get them from some of the (many) people more qualified than I. But in this uninformed man's opinion, the end of Vine can be traced back to the internet's original misunderstandings: the idea that all of this has a purpose, and that it must grow.
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