It increases the danger of contamination, unintentional or intentional, but typically unintentional.
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But an unintentional slight here, an unintentional slight there, and it starts to add up to real exclusion.
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Though all accidental nuclear war must be unintentional, not every unintentional nuclear war would necessarily be by accident.
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The majority of the deaths, the CDC reports, were unintentional, however, a higher percentage of male (86.2%) than female (70.1%) overdose deaths were unintentional.
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It was tough not to cringe at the unintentional (please let it be unintentional!) punning of "manholes" with the passive objects of the artist's affections.
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While Lane Departure Warning systems will alert you to an unintentional lane drift, LKA will take direct action to mitigate or avoid unintentional lane departure.
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Take a Number The most common cause of death in children under the age of 15 is unintentional injury, and the most common cause of unintentional injury is car accidents.
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Well maybe it's intentional but ... Not unintentional, it's lazy.
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Manafort's lawyers said any incorrect statements by him were unintentional.
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Yet the film's unintentional hilarity earned it a devoted following.
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It was an unintentional cut on the part of Nigeria.
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Please remember: whether malicious or unintentional, leaks damage our culture.
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At least the virtual reality sex scene provides unintentional comedy.
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It is the third leading cause of unintentional deaths worldwide.
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It's one of the movie's many (I think unintentional) ambiguities.
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The evening opened with a further grounding, this one unintentional.
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Which I suppose is a weird stripe of unintentional comedy.
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Jealous, incestuous, abusive, homicidal rapist and unintentional (honestly questionable) cannibal.
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So it was definitely intentional, not unintentional as they claimed.
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That's very important so that they don't do anything unintentional.
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Capping rates at 15% would significantly reduce unintentional consumer indebtedness.
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The first step toward overcoming unintentional bias is recognizing it.
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This may have been unintentional, but it was no coincidence.
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Maybe this is unintentional, but the dynamics almost make it
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There's also the (perhaps unintentional) comedic timing of retroactive engagement.
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Nike apologized for any unintentional offense and recalled the shoes.
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The scariest thing about Halloween may be the unintentional expenses.
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The rates increased for unintentional injuries, Alzheimer's disease and suicide.
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There are four subtypes: unintentional, suicide attempt, assault, or undetermined.
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Canadian news reports suggested that the omission had been unintentional.
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Our actions may be unintentional but they have been catastrophic.
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"The best camp is unintentional and innocent," Mr. Versweyveld said.
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In an interview, he said the disclosure lapses were unintentional.
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Best unintentional Chipotle ad we've seen in a long time.
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Think of it as giving yourself an unintentional pay cut.
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But there was one reference that might have been unintentional.
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Reed accepts the penalty but maintains the infraction was unintentional.
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Denial of service — intentional or unintentional — is a recurring problem.
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Remember: This was all Britain's doing, unintentional though it was.
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Hobby Lobby has framed its actions as an unintentional oversight.
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If it failed sublimely enough, it might become unintentional camp.
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An unintentional laugh from terrible child acting would have been welcome.
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The Cubs later said it was unintentional, which, boy, thankfully so.
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Facebook said the text notifications were caused by an unintentional bug.
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Both Mnuchin and Price have said omissions of information were unintentional.
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There were some rumors of sabotage, but it seemed likely unintentional.
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Here's why this was epic shade, even if it was unintentional.
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This bias is more pernicious in part because it's often unintentional.
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We suggested that in some cases homework might be unintentional discrimination.
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Last year we had 112 unintentional opiate deaths in Stark County.
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Because of this, those 0.005 percent of views are likely unintentional.
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These documents don't rise to the level of his unintentional poetry.
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Comments on the unintentional livestream ranged from embarrassment to outright gratitude.
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I gotta be honest, I don't know if it was unintentional.
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He immediately ejected Ndour, despite the contact being minimal and unintentional.
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These laws help reduce both unintentional shootings and youth firearm suicides.
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While unintentional, I understand and acknowledge the gravity of the situation.
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The misogyny I do see is more subtle, and perhaps unintentional.
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Hathaway said "yes," but also insisted that it was completely unintentional.
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This was, perhaps, not an unintentional effect considering the hotel's past.
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It's possible this subtext is purely unintentional, put in only unconsciously.
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The timing, the USDA told The New York Times, was unintentional.
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Unexplained or unintentional weight loss or fatigue can also be symptoms.
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The change was modest, and strategists dismissed it as being unintentional.
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Fifty-seven percent of the pregnancies in the state are unintentional.
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However, unintentional and accidental contact does occur at times in our game.
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Rather, they are useless, unintentional assassins, and do not deserve our sympathy.
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Monique interpreted this as an unintentional reveal of the true Kameron Michaels.
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This was an unintentional technical issue and not something we did manually.
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The leading cause of injury-related deaths in 2014 was unintentional poisoning.
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In fact, it's got a bit of an unintentional retro RadioShack vibe.
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"I resent the calling of it misogyny, unintentional or not," he replied.
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Although, if she does have an unintentional peekaboo moment, it's an accident.
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In the U.S., approximately 10 people die from unintentional drowning every day.
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It's all usually unintentional, but "it sucks" all the same, she writes.
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Even in 2017, the press secretary still faces subtle -- if unintentional -- sexism.
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" However, it wasn't meant to be malicious - police called it "apparently unintentional.
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If they do, they'll spark an unintentional, vast experiment in public health.
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Accidental: The child's death is an unintentional outcome of parental physical abuse.
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I can't do it differently, even if it's unintentional in some cases.
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But often these slights are unintentional and more a question of perception.
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"As president, how would you address unintentional shootings by children?" she asked.
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The bulk of these opioid deaths, nearly 0003% of them, were unintentional.
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The intentional ingestion of laundry pods and the risk of unintentional usage?
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Worth highlighting: Unintentional injuries include car crashes, falls, and most drug overdoses.
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Any graze over my nipple with his palm or arm felt unintentional.
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In the condom context, even anodyne sentences can contain unintentional double entendres.
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The unintentional tendencies of human nature will determine the future of everything.
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Perhaps there's some unintentional (remember: we're talking about Charlie Sheen) wisdom there.
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And sometimes unintentional, as in the death of your father, James Daly.
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He had 118 unintentional walks over his best three seasons, not 121.
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But this was not an unintentional mistake, this was an intentional mistake.
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAY SHOOTING DOWN OF UKRAINE JET MAY HAVE BEEN UNINTENTIONAL
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This may be unintentional or implicit, but it's also easy to see.
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"There is an unintentional tendency for a coastal bias," said Missouri Rep.
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But Chip Castille, from BlackRock, an asset manager, thinks oversaving is often unintentional.
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Indeed, around 90 percent of the exposures were unintentional, according to the study.
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The majority of drug overdose deaths were unintentional, according to the NCHS report.
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Drowning is the fifth leading cause of unintentional injury death in the country.
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Maybe an electrical fire caused the explosion, they thought, something accidental, unintentional, unforeseeable.
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Opioid overdose is the leading cause of unintentional death in the United States.
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Though both assure that Bolton's grab was unintentional, there's no denying their chemistry!
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Another revelation from the meeting, though an unintentional one, was West's iPhone password.
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Ghanghro was ultimately arrested and charged with negligence, manslaughter and causing unintentional harm.
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I'm sure that Gelman's exclusive focus on work written by men was unintentional.
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It should have stated drug overdoses were the leading cause of unintentional death.
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In the memo, Smith addresses L.L. Bean's unintentional embroilment with the Trump administration.
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These issues included, but not limited to, the unintentional loss of the data.
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About 21% of those injuries are unintentional, similar to the third-grader's case.
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China likened all that to an "unintentional" collateral damage caused by free markets.
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Facebook said in a statement that the errors in its filing were unintentional.
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When self-inflicted unintentional deaths are included, the figure rises to 74 percent.
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This allowed for "unintentional, unilateral transfer of steering control," the report said, a.k.a.
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But it's not just deaths from unintentional injuries that disproportionately affect rural Americans.
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"Some of the behavior is unintentional, but not all of it," she said.
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People on amusement park rides may do it too, even if it's unintentional.
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Whether unintentional, unconscious or simply based on erroneous assumptions, treatment differentials clearly exist.
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"This may have been unintentional," Trudeau said at a news conference in Ottawa.
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But movies' unintentional implications are often more fun than the filmmakers' real intentions.
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"Unintentional barriers can screen out the people that need programs the most," she said.
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The conversation was "cordial" and McMaster described Spicer's comment as "unintentional," the official said.
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The 2 men had beef but Stewart has been adamant ... the collision was unintentional.
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The accident was unrelated to his birthday celebration and was unintentional, the museum said.
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At the heart of Ferrell's impression, however unintentional, is a mockery of her femininity.
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This design decision, however, has some bigger (and likely unintentional) effects for the player.
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"I have yet to receive an intentional or unintentional call back," Mr. Schapiro said.
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She wasn't going for showy editing or filmmaking, yet it wasn't sloppy or unintentional.
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Sources speaking to The Post described the references to Assange as true, but unintentional.
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The number of unintentional overdose deaths from prescription pain relievers has quadrupled since 1999.
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Hamilton's goal 72 seconds into the second period came courtesy of Burns' unintentional redirect.
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Unlike SNL's resident deep-thinker, however, the humor in Kanye's platitudes is probably unintentional.
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" Timberlake also apologized, saying the reveal of Jackson's breast was "unintentional and completely regrettable.
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She's also seen unintentional swallowing of quarters after patients played the drinking game Quarters.
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According to the report, Sinclair has previously told reporters that the violations were unintentional.
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Could this be an unintentional, 'silent but deadly' war on the media by Facebook?
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Arpaio was found to have disobeyed the order, but claimed his disobedience was unintentional.
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The three players who drew Verrett's four unintentional walks all came around to score.
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Guns are involved in suicide, domestic violence, homicide, and unintentional shootings – statistics are staggering.
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In order to avoid what Chase called "unintentional iced coffee," there's something called Ember.
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Congressional aides say this is giving unintentional cover to the worst offenders in Congress.
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The Children's Firearm Safety Alliance compiles unintentional child shootings that result from negligent storage.
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Wen said roughly one in three unintentional overdose deaths from opioids also involves benzodiazepines.
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Even when unintentional, Swift can't get out of the way of her own pettiness.
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"There's so much unintentional humor in Troom Troom videos," says Rotenberg of Simply Nailogical.
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The report notes that unintentional injuries made "the largest contribution" to increases in deaths.
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Earlier this month, several singers brought their dogs, who got some unintentional supporting roles.
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She's literal, oddly formal for a child, with an understated (and often unintentional) humor.
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His use of the term Palestine, a senior official said, was "unintentional and unfortunate."
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It also serves as an ideal, if unintentional, jumping-off point to Coded Bias.
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It had equal parts suspense and unintentional comedy that was too strange for fiction.
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But it's not possible that all of the gaslighting going on here is unintentional.
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In some ways, it was an unintentional summary of Mr. Christie's current political life.
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But Lanny J. Davis, a lawyer for Mr. Cohen, said the timing was unintentional.
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Though unintentional, that definitely sounds like one of the most on-brand Jack experiences, ever.
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The mistaken alert underscored the risk of potentially entering an unintentional war with North Korea.
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Deaths caused by unintentional injuries increased 11%, from 26.2 in 2005 to 29.2 in 2014.
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He was on the receiving end of an unintentional elbow from Lakers C Timofey Mozgov.
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His stripped-down preparations are an apt if unintentional metaphor for going back to basics.
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After his unintentional murder of Mary, Bigger is seen at the edge of a waterbank.
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After reviewing drivers' screenshots shared by BuzzFeed News, Uber said this was an unintentional glitch.
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Cracks were forming all along the unintentional dam and jets of floodwater were pouring out.
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The incident was caused by "unintentional human errors, process errors, and equipment failures," he said.
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In 2015 the New York Police Department recorded 15 unintentional discharges, resulting in three injuries.
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Arpaio and Sheridan have admitted to violating court orders but maintained that it was unintentional.
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One unintentional talent you develop from being a model as in-demand as Karlie Kloss?
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Turns out, other parents have also been gifted with unintentional illustrations of the human anatomy.
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Two years is considered the standard sanction for unintentional doping under FIFA's anti-doping regulations.
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Later Thursday, Trump seemed to downplay the incident, suggesting that it may have been unintentional.
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Accidental or unintentional gun deaths accounted for far fewer (489) of the total gun deaths.
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Seemingly inchoate on first glance, on further consideration, Halle's choices never seem random or unintentional.
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Poisoning, falls and drowning are all environment-related threats that can result in unintentional injuries.
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"Any offence caused by its design was wholly unintentional and Primark sincerely apologises for this."
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Compositionally, she tries to keep the figures separate from each other to avoid unintentional mashups.
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The framing around Trump sounds weirdly—even when it's unintentional—like life started in 2008.
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"Victor made an unintentional mistake, but learned a valuable lesson," Lynch said in a statement.
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This situation, likely unintentional, can be easily remedied with a better understanding of the problem.
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Another was actions taken to roll back regulations on disparate impacts, which address unintentional discrimination.
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These deaths are comprised of suicides, homicides, unintentional shootings, and these horrible large scale tragedies.
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In many of those situations, unintentional Siri triggers were to blame, according to the report.
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Unintentional verbal gaffes indeed have the ability to send candidates veering into clarification and denial.
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And the unintentional and unconscious aggressions associated with these actions make them even more insidious.
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In an unintentional nod to Brooks, the only beer sold in the arena is domestic.
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The standard gives advocates a radar for detecting discrimination even when it's hidden or unintentional.
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"These unintentional exposures and health care visits are preventable," she told Reuters Health by email.
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The disciplinary panel that suspended Sharapova in June concluded that her violation had been unintentional.
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I was like the unintentional Willy-Wonka-cum-Dr-Crippen of the Leeds Student body.
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"If there are/were similarities, they were beyond unintentional," Mr. Golan wrote in an email.
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The result was unintentional slapstick gold, and a lot of people saw themselves in it.
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Many are protected by the act, and their deaths, though unintentional, could be considered violations.
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The double-meaning of the wording on my sign was unintentional, but I like it.
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The rate of unintentional firearm deaths among African-Americans was twice that of white children.
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So, OK: In that headspace, you might want to contrast two pieces of unintentional advice.
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In a rare admission, the group acknowledged civilian casualties but said they had been "unintentional".
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Word of their unintentional invasion quickly circulated, adding immediacy to Mr. Jammeh's decision-making process.
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As for data deletion, it said it would improve its process of identifying unintentional recordings.
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Before long, Jicky had caught on with both sexes, an unintentional foreshadowing of gender fluidity.
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A lot of the ways in which it hasn't occurred yet are kind of unintentional.
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"Unintentional weight loss could be a sign of underlying conditions like diabetes or cancer," Pan said.
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That's the message, perhaps unintentional, of the four-hour ABC mini-series "Madoff" (Wednesday and Thursday).
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But Trump, and his apparently still clueless and unintentional allies in the media, pulled it off.
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But there was an element of truth to Smoltz's analysis, though it might have been unintentional.
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As science becomes more international the risk of ethics dumping, both intentional and unintentional, has risen.
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But despite the footage, both Bonner and Burgess assure that the grab was an unintentional mistake.
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But they're worth listening to, for their unintentional duality: chaos and calm, and mess and beauty.
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The end result tends to be a fractured, unnecessarily complex and (likely) unintentional hampering of innovation.
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"This was unintentional, and we're sorry," the company said in a statement to The Philippine Star.
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"It was the perfect maelstrom of events to create this unintentional comedy," Stephenson told the Guardian.
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There are other challenges, including the unintentional negative impact that sanctions are having on aid delivery.
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Such use, even if unintentional, could have a profound and negative impact on our civil liberties.
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Samana said even taking into account "unintentional paths to conflict," it is a low-probability event.
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Manafort's attorneys have countered that their client made only unintentional misstatements to the special counsel's office.
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Trump said Iran "made a very big mistake," but acknowledged that it might have been unintentional.
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Among children and adolescents, unintentional firearm injuries that led to death were 26% of the total.
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Unintentional injuries include accidental drug overdoses, which were the official cause of 63,600 deaths last year.
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"Increases were observed for all types of injury - unintentional, suicide and homicide," Curtin said by email.
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"Sources familiar with the matter told the Post that Dwyer's disclosure was "was true, but unintentional.
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According to the CDC, drug overdoses are the leading cause of unintentional death in the US.
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A woman with the hair of an unintentional mullet and the nose of Pinocchio appears distressed.
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The idea is to find small pieces of unexpected and unintentional beauty amidst all the noise.
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But at the same time, much of this makes for some fascinating, if unintentional, cyber art.
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That choice may have been an unintentional homage to the power of narratives in that episode.
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Whether unintentional or calculated, the world's top coffee chain can't seem to avoid the cultural battlefield.
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The unintentional casualties are civilians, often curious children, who pick up and step on old munitions.
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The unintentional targets are civilians, often curious children, who pick up and step on these munitions.
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The Poblenou superblock project was, in ways both intentional and unintentional, educational for the city administration.
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Critics have also pointed out the increased potential for accidents or unintentional shootings in volatile situations.
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The quirk is more unintentional than diabolical, but I hope it caused a few double takes.
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Unintentional firearm deaths and those related to law enforcement officials account for about 1.3 percent each.
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Deaths from Alzheimer's rose 15.7 percent, unintentional injuries rose 6.7 percent and suicide rose 2.3 percent.
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The CDC says unintentional exposure to ricin is "highly unlikely," except through ingestion of castor beans.
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It's an ironic — if probably unintentional — subversion of director J.J. Abrams' overwhelming nostalgia for Star Wars.
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She says she took the TikTok down herself and that the flash of nudity was unintentional.
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There were 532 suicides by youths under 18 years of age and 74 unintentional fatal shootings.
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There are three main categories of death by firearms: homicide, suicide, and unintentional gun-related deaths.
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Meanwhile, there's limited evidence that concealed carry laws increase violent crime and unintentional injuries and deaths.
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It's a fascinating plaything, but its text is a fair, if unintentional, introduction to herbal medicine.
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But I also knew it was unintentional and frankly it was already too late to fix it.
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The top three causes of death, unchanged from previous years, were heart disease, cancer and unintentional injuries.
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Luckily, Lagunas said the State Department has been quite helpful in remedying Ramos' unintentional bad photo day.
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Why it matters: The disclosure was unintentional, prosecutors say, and was inadvertently revealed in an unrelated case.
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Meredith's continued attempts to convince Riggs to make Maggie forget about him only turns into unintentional flirting.
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In addition to its many other failures, it looks like Fyre Fest is also an unintentional copycat.
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It should have stated that drug overdoses overall are the leading cause of unintentional death for Americans.
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It didn't make a strong case that the "backdoor" was anything more than a minor, unintentional problem.
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Both have since married, but Saget told PEOPLE that the timing of the close proposals was unintentional.
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I enjoy the Dark Zone both as a game and as an unintentional work of political commentary.
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All of a sudden you're an unintentional witness to a broadcast that was meant for someone else.
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Those three methods of accidental deaths accounted for 85% of all unintentional injury-related deaths in 2016.
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It was also a metaphor, if unintentional, for broadcast TV. That, too, is a kind of piecework.
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UPDATE: Netflix has confirmed that the mix-up is unintentional, and is working on fixing the problem.
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The apparently unintentional deletion, which occurred last summer, raised eyebrows among critics of the CIA's past. Sen.
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The irony is that McGahn's role as a key resource for Mueller appears to have been unintentional.
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"The Wicker Man" (2006) was panned by audiences as a thriller but appreciated as an unintentional comedy.
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"The Wicker Man" (2006) was panned by audiences as a thriller but appreciated as an "unintentional comedy."
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Recent research suggests as many as 30 percent of unintentional opioid-related overdose deaths may be suicides.
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Many of the overdoses come from the unintentional and likely unknown mix of fentanyl in the heroin.
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Hess says the reaction is usually unintentional, and both parties may take a break or reposition themselves.
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While likely unintentional, the unfortunate timing is emblematic of how utterly detached from the world Swift is.
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There are swimsuits and sparkly evening gowns; contestants are thin, young and gorgeous; any camp seems unintentional.
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"From their perspective, I was the logical choice," Mr. Quinto said, making a perhaps unintentional Vulcan reference.
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Do you think our societal effort to promote diversity has had the unintentional effect of degrading nonwhiteness?
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As a result, I've become something of an unintentional expert on alt-right trolls and their tactics.
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In a way, I'm his unintentional surrogate and I like to think that he would absolutely agree.
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Hughes has disagreed with accusations that the legislation would lead to people being prosecuted for unintentional errors.
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He appeals for a penalty but V.A.R. clearly sees that as unintentional, because the game promptly continues.
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A sense of urgency about the risks of A.I., from unintended outcomes to unintentional bias, is appropriate.
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The other half included, among many factors, car crashes, other unintentional injuries, suicide, homicide, and heart disease.
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Unintentional injury (especially car crashes) is high on the list of causes, followed by homicide and suicide.
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Trudeau told a news conference in Ottawa the destruction of the airliner may well have been unintentional.
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Shooting down the plane may have been unintentional, he said, adding that he was "standing with" mourners.
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Some of the injuries they looked at are unintentional, including deaths from drownings, falls, and car accidents.
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It undermines the authentication process and it could introduce new (unintentional) security flaws into encrypted communication systems.
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This now brings to mind a corollary distinction between unintentional/inadvertent nuclear war and accidental nuclear war.
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"Too often we do not pay attention to the gun homicides, gun suicides, unintentional shootings," she says.
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It's an unintentional chaotic mess caused by a shy, introverted character who doesn't want this to happen.
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Cancer death rates fell, but more Americans in 2015 died from unintentional injuries, suicides, respiratory diseases and Alzheimer's.
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This point is driven home by Elena when she calls her grandmother an unintentional enabler of toxic masculinity.
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Tillerson said the absence of American leadership had opened the door to this behavior and sent unintentional signals.
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Choking is one of the leading causes of unintentional deaths for infants, according to the National Safety Council.
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" Valor called the tweet "completely unintentional" and a "mistake" that he "acted on as fast as he could.
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But watching The Social Network in 2017 is also weird, disorienting, gag-inducing, and full of unintentional laughs.
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However unintentional, Scarborough and Brzezinski stigmatize the mentally ill by making an unfounded assumption about Trump's own health.
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And I think the unintentional parallels are a part of what's made them resonate a lot with people.
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As Syria's border regions become ever more congested with combatants, the risk of an unintentional escalation is increasing.
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A settlement spokeswoman said the spillage was unintentional and result of a fault in the waste management system.
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"This was the unfortunate result of an unintentional human error involving a spreadsheet," Leordeanu said in a statement.
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Enter: Screenshots of Despair, a blog dedicated to finding the bleakest unintentional poetry online and in real life.
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Although probably unintentional, the success of this year's Material is also its Achilles' heel: chaos, color, and disorder.
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And ultimately that's what could lend All Eyez its unintentional comedy status, along the lines of The Room.
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But unintentional data exposures do increase the overall risk that data will someday publicly leak or be breached.
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Anti-bias training is intended to get participants to recognize their own unconscious biases and avoid unintentional discrimination.
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Nevertheless, he acknowledged committing an error, though he pleaded it was made in good faith and was unintentional.
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That includes unintentional, intentional and undetermined poisoning by, and exposure to, prescription, over-the-counter or illegal drugs.
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Dying from unintentional injuries — like car crashes or drug overdoses — is now the third-leading cause of death.
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Coalition investigations had uncovered "the existence of certain unintentional mistakes in a number of these operations," Alotaibi said.
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But none of these evocations, which seem unintentional, ever wrest the focus from Mr. Cohen or his band.
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The U.S.-led coalition backing Iraqi forces with air power and military advisers admits causing unintentional civilian deaths.
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Arpaio pleaded not guilty to the contempt charge in October of last year, claiming his disobedience was unintentional.
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The unintentional effect is a portrait of a temperamental, thin-skinned, and profoundly needy man at the helm.
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It was an unintentional glitch and we are working on correcting with the "unedited" versions as we speak.
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Butter Churner — $30 See Details We all run into those unintentional crying sessions when we start chopping onions.
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"It just shows another cascading unintentional negative effect of quantitative easing, negative rates and regulation," the investor said.
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The problem with that is it creates unintentional loopholes in something that's supposed to be black and white.
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Insurers and fire-safety groups estimate rats are responsible for as much as 25 percent of unintentional fires.
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We're calling this project Accidental Internet but really it could have been called "Unintentional Internet Art" or something.
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"It may be an unintentional blind spot, but it's something you could start changing on a Monday morning."
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The unintentional hilarity here is that Lewis's bold leap is more of a whir forward on a Segway.
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The criticism often leveled at "Nanette" — it's not stand-up, but a solo show — is an unintentional compliment.
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" Blaine wagered the creation of one of the most iconic opening drum beats of all time was "unintentional.
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Unintentional drug-related overdoses involving fentanyl caused the deaths of 2,357 Ohio residents in 2016, state records show.
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She said more study of officers' unintentional biases is necessary to evaluate how training can impact their behaviors.
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When the Poison Prevention Packaging Act was passed in 1970, childhood deaths from unintentional medication poisonings dropped dramatically.
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Next came the decline in so-called unintentional injuries, which include deaths from car accidents and drug overdoses.
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The athletes also reported any unintentional head impacts, such as collisions with other players or the goal post.
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Arpaio, known as "Sheriff Joe," was found to have disobeyed the order, but claimed his disobedience was unintentional.
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In a 2016 email, Google security warned employees: "Please remember: whether malicious or unintentional, leaks damage our culture."
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I'm like David Blaine, but the disappearing items are unintentional, and I will never see my possessions again.
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But increasingly, researchers are finding evidence that this global parceling out of time may have unintentional side effects.
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One of the most difficult questions we must address is how to overcome bias, particularly the unintentional kind.
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In some cases, toddlers and children have also gotten a hold of opioids and died of unintentional overdoses.
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The dispute stemmed from the unintentional release of a lien on GM equipment due to a paperwork error.
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He also drew his first unintentional walk since May 21 in the eighth inning against RHP Dellin Betances.
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The centerfold and other visual features in the magazine served another, unintentional purpose for American troops in Vietnam.
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The think tank found supportive evidence for child access prevention laws reducing suicide and unintentional injuries and deaths.
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In terms of unintentional gun deaths, both younger and older children commonly died while playing with a gun.
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The foot pedal stays in place, thanks to a security lock that prevents unintentional opening of the cable.
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"The coalition command expresses its regret at this unintentional incident and the ensuing pain for victims' families," it said.
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Now, whether it was unintentional, I can&apost prove because he was yelling so loud, my hair was blowing.
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He later pleaded guilty in juvenile court to unintentional negligence and was placed on five years' probation, she says.
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The agency said the drone may be within range of private residences, which could lead to unintentional privacy violations.
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This incident is only further indication of the discrimination (even if it's unintentional) that transgender people face every day.
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There has been a significant increase in deaths from unintentional injuries, stroke, suicide, chronic liver disease, cirrhosis and Alzheimer's.
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We don't know if it was a matter of lack of time, desire for money, or mere unintentional negligence.
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Franken repeatedly apologized for his inappropriate behavior, which he said was unintentional but "crossed a line" for some women.
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While unintentional, the elbow, which hit Brosseau in the chest, was hard enough to both hurt and upset her.
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The shared language between Melania's fashion and Donald's latest faux-pas was likely unintentional, but still hard to ignore.
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Unfair as that unintentional bias may be, you'll have a hard, if impossible time, countering it once it's formed.
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Bryant has spoken out in the past about her size, and her unintentional role in the body positivity movement.
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A key to unlocking enjoyment from Fifty Shades Darker is to realize that it's actually an unintentional comedic masterpiece.
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While the resemblance is no doubt unintentional — and almost certainly modeled after the official speaker logo — it's also noticeable.
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Seventy percent of the dietary supplement exposures were in children younger than age 343; 99% of those were unintentional.
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Misinformation is false information that's out there in the world — anything from rumors to deliberate propaganda to unintentional errors.
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The Young Pope is also disjointed and absurd, its bleakness interspersed with symbolism so bombastic it generates unintentional laughs.
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The Pentagon has said that the strike on the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz in October was unintentional.
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But it does call into question some of the unintentional side effects of making the contraceptive more freely available.
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"Not so much in sales, but I saw it translate into awareness in an unintentional way," Ms. Neuwirth said.
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At the time, McCaskill described the failure to pay taxes as unintentional and said she would sell the plane.
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They compared hospitalizations by demographics and by intent, classified in this report as assault, self-inflicted, unintentional or undetermined.
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But she says that's actually good news: Even if it's unintentional, they've adopted the right strategy for building wealth.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. military investigation has concluded that a series of "unintentional human errors" led to a Sept.
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Van Es presents a refreshing curiosity, which, paired with his ardent observation, illuminates the world's unintentional works of art.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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These were unintentional blackouts; the corporate custodians of the internet have it within their power to do far more.
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The suspect is not cooperating with investigators, Bartlett said, noting that he couldn't confirm whether the shooting was unintentional.
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Still, nearly two-thirds of deaths from unintentional injury in the most rural counties were potentially preventable in 2017.
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If you're stressed or rushed, you're more likely to deliver feedback without compassion or empathy — even if that's unintentional.
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Sports of The Times On the burnt end of the N.B.A. season, an unintentional loser beat an intentional loser.
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At a recent hearing, he declared that there was "nothing unintentional" about the incident on the EPA's part. Rep.
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These can land people in the emergency room, lead to unintentional injuries, or just make for a bad time.
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Ayton played in this year's season opener before being banned for an offense he said was an unintentional mistake.
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Data loss can be both deliberate — disgruntled or departing employees — or unintentional, through use of unauthorized and vulnerable applications.
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And, with the Entertainment Software Association's recent unintentional doxxing of over 2000 game journalists fresh in mind, I paused.
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Peraza is 5-for-21 on the current homestand and hasn't drawn an unintentional walk in 191 plate appearances.
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There was only one unintentional good thing about the surgeries the hospital performed on its unwilling patients: human contact.
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It was unintentional, but it's my fault because I shouldn't have been on social media in the locker room.
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Unintentional injury, which includes traffic accidents and drowning, is the leading cause of death for American school-age children.
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I worked with a different producer for each song, which in the beginning was unintentional but became a challenge.
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That was the first album we put out with Vagrant and it was a turning point—an unintentional turning point.
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Instead, she turned to comedy and thoughtful writing to illuminate the issues and unintentional microaggressions she's faced her whole life.
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In 2014, there were more than 65,000 intentional firearm injuries in the United States and nearly 16,000 unintentional firearm injuries.
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Rubio wants to know whether Apple chose to ignore the claims, or if there was an unintentional breakdown in oversight.
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Young's attorney, however, says Loucks' death was unintentional and his plea this week was an attempt to resolve the case.
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Instagram says that 46 percent of users have saved posts so far; hopefully most of those weren't unintentional like mine.
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"I almost get the sense that this provision with respect to graduate students was unintentional or an oversight," Thomas says.
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DS: That was completely unintentional, but maybe his spirit was driving me to design the dad to look like him?
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It is likely there will be more retail and service industry examples of unintentional algorithmic discrimination discovered in the future.
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Among the children ages 1 to 4 who die of unintentional injuries, drowning accounts for one-third of the deaths.
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"A traditional wait-and-see stance runs the risk of unintentional tightening of monetary conditions," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Iranian authorities let the 10 detained sailors go free after determining that their vessels' entry into Iranian waters was unintentional.
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In most cases, it's slight and often unintentional gaps in integrity that hold leaders, their employees and their companies back.
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Both were quick to call the moment "unintentional," and Burgess insisted to Extra that the pair were not a couple.
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It's like that Monty Python clip of the old ladies clapping, but twice as hilarious, unintentional though that may be.
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We #WearOrange because pediatricians see the toll of gun violence every day through suicide, homicide and unintentional shootings. #EndGunViolence. pic.twitter.
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Although unintentional injuries caused just 6% of deaths in 2016, they claim mostly people in the prime of their lives.
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Unintentional drug overdoses are the leading cause of injury-related death in the state, according to the Ohio health department.
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Eighty-six percent of the exposures were in children below the age of 6; 89% of the exposures were unintentional.
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Correspondingly, a potential source of unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war could be a visible strategy of "feigned irrationality" that backfires.
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But they send an unmistakable (and perhaps unintentional) signal from the special counsel: Yes, obstruction of justice is a crime.
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We prefer to treat this as the work of unintentional work of art that it is, open to many interpretations.
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But, she said, the street urinals sent an unintentional signal that women had fewer rights in public spaces than men.
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Rooms are devoid of art, but dried paint on my dirty floor-to-ceiling window added an unintentional abstract effect.
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But he gradually warmed and, on and off, became a faithful and gracious correspondent, a gentle and perhaps unintentional mentor.
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Is this mainly unintentional, or do you actually test them out to see if they can be used as such?
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In Season 2, we incorporated aspects of how my mother had a psychiatric illness and the consequences of unintentional abandonment.
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He also said his failed disclosures were unintentional and should not reflect on the value of the research he conducted.
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Any suggestion that Descovy is more effective than Truvada was unintentional, said Dr. Diana Brainard, who oversees Gilead's H.I.V. division.
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Creating a shrine for Instagram pilgrims was unintentional, said Alexander Olch, 40, the cinema's founder who designed the concession display.
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Her lawyer has said that she will not return voluntarily to potentially face jail for "a terrible but unintentional accident".
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Among them: neuropathic pain, severe muscle spasms associated with multiple sclerosis, unintentional weight loss, and vomiting and nausea from chemotherapy.
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Carnival, which owns the P&O cruise ship, said the spill was unintentional and amounted to 7,8003 liters (1,849 gallons).
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But Tim Murtaugh, the campaign's communications director, said Wednesday's timing was unintentional, because rallies are scheduled independent of outside events.
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Sometimes bias comes out in the form of microaggressions, or indirect, often unintentional expressions of racism, sexism, ageism, or ableism.
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"In such a condition, because of human error and in a unintentional way, the flight was hit," the statement said.
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Among children ages 1 to 14, drowning is the second-leading cause of unintentional injury death after motor vehicle crashes.
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Nearly half of all unintentional drug overdose deaths in the city since July have involved fentanyl, the health department said.
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Correspondingly, a potential source of unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war could be a visible strategy of "feigned irrationality" that backfires.
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The implicit argument, even if unintentional, is that "we" are all playing the same game, you just sucked at it.
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Doctors could then do much more to reduce unintentional overdoses and prevent opioid addiction in a safe and compassionate way.
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Investors tend to view such unintentional failures to pay more charitably than defaults caused by an actual lack of funds.
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The police said that a 12-year-old girl was in custody and that they believed the shooting was unintentional.
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When people using Gmail clicked what they thought was simply the "Send+Archive" button, several unintentional e-missives went out.
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Maybe unintentional, but it does get into the idea of who controls who when it comes to humans and machines.
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Kirsten Gillibrand highlighted women's issues (using fairly traditional, gender binary language, in a stark but probably unintentional contrast with Castro).
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The 29-year-old apologized during a hearing and indicated his transgressions were unintentional, claiming his inexperience was partly to blame.
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And whether that's an intentional naivety like, "I'm going to cover my eyes," or it's an unintentional naivety, they don't realize.
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This will expose any unintentional gender bias that exists in compensation, allowing these organizations to take steps to resolve the issue.
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Her strong (if perhaps unintentional) channeling of "Little" Edie Bouvier of Grey Gardens fame signals the oddball nature of her portraiture.
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Moran explained that if she speaks out to the media, she risks unintentional self-incrimination and potential damage to her brand.
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Though McKewen accessed a penalty point for spitting, a supervisor rescinded it and sided with Agassi that the spitting was unintentional.
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In both intentional and probably unintentional ways, the new God of War brings the abstract concept of patriarchy into the personal.
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"That is, even where there has been unintentional error, the conclusions and impacts of the studies have not changed," he wrote.
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But one of the story's unexpected (and almost certainly unintentional) qualities is the way its setup runs parallel to Riverdale's world.
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Alonso said the high hit was unintentional, but angry Ravens players said he should have been ejected for a dirty play .
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The TSA says many of these gun-related incidents are unintentional, but law enforcement officers evaluate the threat of each situation.
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As for each game's marketing team, the conversation stemming from the unintentional symbiosis between Infamous and Prototype worked to their advantage.
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Whatever form it takes, camp can at least be understood as a rebuke to normative "good taste" (whether intentional or unintentional).
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But the military said the strike was not a war crime because it resulted from unintentional human error and equipment failure.
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The singer revealed she dealt with body shaming — often unintentional, she said — from friends, family and the people she was dating.
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And among the children ages 1 to 4 who die of unintentional injuries, drowning accounts for one-third of the deaths.
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During his resignation, Franken apologized for his inappropriate behavior, which he said was unintentional but "crossed a line" for some women.
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The two, who have many of the obvious things in common — unintentional fame, for one thing — used to be good friends.
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Editor's Note: A previous version of this article mistakenly stated opioid overdoses are the leading cause of unintentional death for Americans.
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"These fatalities are unintentional, but they're not accidental," said Jonathan Hutson, former spokesman for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
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The victims whose stories are told were killed during school shootings, armed domestic violence, drug homicides, unintentional discharges, and stray bullets.
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People are tittering about Scott Baio's pro-Trump speech, but D-list celebrities provide unintentional comic relief at every Republican convention.
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Meanwhile, car manufacturers like Volvo are preparing their fleet for the day autonomous vehicles take the road, with sometimes unintentional results.
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"This was an accident," Maples tells PEOPLE, noting McIver has passed a polygraph test about the shooting indicating it was unintentional.
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Its sequel, "Fifty Shades Darker," goes well beyond that on the groan meter, repeatedly failing to pass the unintentional-giggle test.
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Nikolai describes it as an unintentional parody of US hip-hop that didn't sound great, although people would party to it.
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Thus the claims by some prominent venture capitalists that Silicon Valley is a genuine meritocracy, are actually proof of unintentional bias.
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In 210, there were at least 22013 unintentional shootings at the hands of young children and teenagers, according to Everytown's database.
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Motor vehicle traffic fatalities accounted for 62% of these unintentional injury deaths, followed by poisoning at 16% and drowning at 7%.
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The family has permanently closed its unintentional tourist attraction and had to rely on police forces to remove aggressive photo takers.
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Democrats have often been ambivalent about that ardent nationalistic voice, but this week they were happy to accept Trump's unintentional gift.
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Scientists are also worried about unintentional damage that could be done to the prehistoric sites by cattle, vehicles and heavy equipment.
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The singer revealed she dealt with body-shaming — often unintentional, she said — from friends, family and the people she was dating.
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But the military maintained the strike was not a war crime because it resulted from unintentional human error and equipment failure.
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The whitewashing was unintentional, a Nissin spokesperson told MUNCHIES over email, and the original drawings were shared with Osaka's management team.
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A White House official told the Post that the oversight, which has since been corrected in the official transcript, was unintentional.
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At the Grammy Awards, which that year followed the Super Bowl, he won two awards, while apologizing for the "unintentional" incident.
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Op-Ed Contributors Donald Trump's pledges to "drain the swamp" of corruption in Washington attest to his genius for unintentional irony.
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"In such a condition, because of human error and in a unintentional way, the flight was hit," the Iranian statement said.
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And in August, the agency proposed revamping the groundbreaking 2013 "disparate impact" rule to make it harder to prove unintentional discrimination.
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This oversight, to characterize it charitably, is representative of larger patterns of perhaps unintentional bias that continue to pervade museum culture.
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It&aposs part of Google&aposs effort to cut down on unintentional smartphone use, a product manager at the company said.
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According to a second petition for the public, nearly 1 in 3 unintentional overdose deaths from prescription opioids also involved benzodiazepines.
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The UCI's anti-doping tribunal found the rider guilty of unintentional consumption of benzoylecgonine, a cocaine metabolite, which prompted the sanction.
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Let's look for a moment at one piece of this unintentional humor: Just who brought the Cold War to this hemisphere?
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Yet that same year, there were 489 "unintentional firearms deaths" in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Just 6 percent of gun fatalities among children — meaning people up to 17 years old — are unintentional, according to the study.
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Just 260 percent of gun fatalities among children — meaning people up to 22007 years old — are unintentional, according to the study.
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Several experts said it appeared unintentional that the benefit of the tax credit for research and experimentation could effectively be lost.
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The state of play: Cotton's argument is an unintentional critique of American capitalism, at least as codified by legislators like Cotton.
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If Gucci builds intentional camp by combining vulgarity with high art, Trump builds unintentional camp by combining vulgarity with hard power.
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Contamination, the unintentional introduction of DNA into evidence by the very people investigating the crime, is the best understood form of transfer.
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A woman played unintentional matchmaker on a recent flight and posted social media updates on the hopeful romance live from the plane.
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Menendez failed to report any of the flights, potentially violating federal law, in what his lawyer has described as an unintentional oversight.
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For example, it's far past time to address a root cause of unintentional firearm injuries: the availability of unsecured or stolen guns.
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Unintentional suffocation is the leading cause of injury and death among infants under age one in the U.S., researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Sometimes, they're funded by companies who are trying to sell a product or pharmaceutical, which could lead to intentional or unintentional bias.
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According to the Ohio Department of Health , there were less than two dozen unintentional drug overdose deaths in Butler county in 2003.
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News, Olivia Munn revealed that losing 12 pounds was an "unintentional" side effect of preparing for her role in X-Men: Apocalypse.
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More than 200 people -- 31% of them children under 5 -- are killed annually in "unintentional backing" incidents, according to the government agency.
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Many white male professors, she found, now limit campus interaction with minorities and women, lest an unintentional slight get them in trouble.
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They said that even if Josh's death was unintentional, Amber showed a disregard for his life by pushing him toward the window.
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It found black children aged five to 14 are three times more likely to die from unintentional drowning than their white counterparts.
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Then I realized something that I can prove to be true: most amateur viral videos are improved by their unintentional laugh tracks.
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I took an unintentional gym hiatus these past few months, so I'm trying to ease back into a routine without burning out.
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His work table is covered in butcher paper stuck down with yellow tape; the floor is a speckled, unintentional Jackson Pollack painting.
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This may potentially lead to increased side effects, or even a risk of unintentional overdose on other drugs in the worst cases.
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I was left scratching my head as to whether it was a form of self-parody or truly unintentional comedy of awkwardness.
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A cascade looped overhead of soul and reggae music: Nina Simone, Gregory Isaacs, Frank Ocean, Jodeci... Unintentional Visitors: An unattended German shepherd.
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Madeline's successful power plays against Renata wind up having an unintentional side effect when Celeste agrees to go to Disney on Ice.
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Bonner Bolton and Sharna Burness get DWTS fans talking with an "unintentional" grab Has Dancing with the Stars played matchmaker once again?
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On the one hand, I want to applaud this scarf's existence and its homage (however unintentional) to the fruitful womb of life.
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In his memoir, Ben Bradlee, the Post's editor during Watergate, thanked Richard Nixon for his unintentional contribution to the media's societal standing.
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By comparison, that's only slightly higher than the risk of dying from unintentional poisoning, according to data from the National Safety Council.
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Each had unintentional stains — dirt smudges, mud and evidence of the hand of each worker, many of whom live in rural areas.
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Violent unintentional deaths fill the pages of centuries' worth of literature but seldom function as anything more than a grisly plot device.
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"Not to be overlooked are successes identified in this analysis, such as the relatively low rate of unintentional firearm injury," he said.
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And they also need to overcome redundancies and algorithmic protections meant to make networks resilient in case of unintentional outages or bugs.
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Even if it was unintentional, Trump made a pregnant widow with two kids feel like her dead husband's sacrifice was being disrespected.
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The London Has Fallen star tells PEOPLE he recently went in for some Valentine's Day flowers that had an unintentional double meaning.
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But here on the West Side, Ms. Turner said, the black sedan projected an unintentional message that put her daughter at risk.
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All too often, labeling is confusing, unclear and sometimes downright wrong, spurring recalls to avert unintentional exposure and possible life-threatening reactions.
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Naloxone is one solution that can prevent your friend, neighbor, family member or loved one from an unintentional, untimely and tragic death.
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Over those three years, firearm homicide rose by 32% and firearm suicide rose by 26%, while unintentional firearm deaths remained relatively stable.
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Homicides accounted for 1,865 of children and adolescent deaths by firearm, suicide for 1,3403, and unintentional or undetermined accounted for 126 deaths.
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That last number may appear small until put into context: Unintentional deaths among adults accounted for only 2% of the year's total.
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Choking is the fourth leading cause of unintentional death in children under 5, according to the New York State Department of Health.
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The earliest pizzerias in New York were an unintentional byproduct of Italian immigrants who came to America in search of new opportunities.
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The mayor then delivered what had to be an unintentional straight line: "A large check is a glorious thing, don't you think?"
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Conversations with emojis tended to be more carefully considered than a face-to-face conversation, where facial expressions are fluid and unintentional.
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What united these unintentional pioneers was the wish to see punk grow beyond its narrowness and self-negation into something more universal.
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Multiple women have accused the second-term senator of groping, prompting the senator to apologize and say any inappropriate behavior was unintentional.
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The Padres issued a statement that called the concealing of medical information "unintentional, but inexcusable," and Preller said he took full responsibility.
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It would surely rattle relations with Tehran — and have the unintentional side effect of making it harder to broker peace with Pyongyang.
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Most devastatingly for Awdish, and for many patients, is the often unintentional use of language that alienates the patient from the physician.
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I'm cheating a little, but these shows debuted within weeks of each other and created an unintentional but wonderful assassin double feature.
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Although they are typically unintentional, such systematic exclusions raise constitutional concerns and threaten the integrity of the jury system, legal experts said.
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Perhaps in an unintentional nod to our hardscrabble predecessors, the show works best if you make the most of a tough situation.
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Although it may be unintentional, the Met's new policy draws distinctions between visitors, prioritizing certain races, ethnicities, classes, and places of origin.
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In 2017, there were 47,506 opioid-related deaths, excluding homicides: 43,036 were unintentional, 1,884 were suicides and 2,586 were of undetermined intent.
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Waste typically refers to improper payments that are unintentional, often resulting in the mistaken diversion of resources away from their intended beneficiary.
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The rift between Rousseff and Temer reached breaking point on Monday after the audio message was released, which Temer said was unintentional.
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The death of this young man was a tragic and unintentional accident, made worse by the lives being ruined in the aftermath.
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But that number includes cases from throughout the year, not just this fire season, as well as malicious and unintentional fire-setting.
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In the current study, researchers assessed frailty based on unintentional weight loss, exhaustion, weakness measured by grip strength and slow walking speed.
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From youth, the combination developed into an unintentional mash-up, resulting in quilts and textile works that defy expectations of the medium.
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Drowning remains the third leading cause of unintentional injury-related death worldwide, with current estimates standing at around 360,000 deaths a year.
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Its uncharacteristic sketchiness also makes for an unintentional complement to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Unfinished exhibition at the nearby Breuer building.
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Charles F. Murphy, the first administrator of the CCA, argued that the whips and knives sold in these ads were unintentional oversights.
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Revisiting it in 2017, the movie may have been Moore's first realistic prediction of Trump as president, albeit it an unintentional one.
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It's not only cute, it's also a really incisive take on Coldplay (though perhaps an unintentional one), and it won me over.
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Researcher Hui-Shyong Yeo says the current challenge facing the team is getting the system to distinguish between intentional and unintentional nose scratches.
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It is here that technology could in fact advantage women, said , chief executive of EY, by removing unintentional bias in the hiring process.
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Except Homeland can't help that it's been trumped — the pun is unintentional, I swear, but it might as well not be — by reality.
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But actually unlike the traumatic grief in Hereditary, Hill House revels in the more pure and unintentional pain that families can often inflict.
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Spitz says that act alone, unintentional by all accounts, prevented a forensic accounting of whether that duct tape was a mechanism of death.
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The memo shows that even an unintentional error by a company, and not just hackers with malicious intentions, could bring the system down.
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And that photo is actually one of my favorites in the entire collection because it was so unrehearsed and "unintentional" so to speak.
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It was unintentional and we are sorry for this pain as well as for the time it has taken for us to respond.
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"Smart guns that meet the highest standards — of both safety and operability — can help prevent unintentional shootings and realize safer communities," Conway wrote.
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The Big Sick is the pair's first foray into co-writing a screenplay, and in an unintentional way, a prequel to their podcast.
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This isn't really Instagram's fault, but it is an unintentional error that can occur when you have a machine-based algorithm in place.
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If employees can discuss their salaries openly with each other, though, it can help draw attention to both intentional and unintentional pay inequity.
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Facebook screwed up our 2016 elections -- and, arguably, civil society -- by serving as the unintentional conduit for divisive propaganda from near and far.
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However, the number includes suicides, unintentional deaths, and incidents with undetermined intent as well as violence-related firearm deaths (homicide and legal intervention).
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However, that average includes suicides, unintentional deaths and incidents with undetermined intent as well as violence-related firearm deaths (homicide and legal intervention).
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Collectively, we have been affected by urban and rural gun violence domestic violence, hate crimes, suicide, mass shootings, unsolved shootings, and unintentional shootings.
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" The defense maintained, however, that Gray's death was an unintentional accident caused by Gray's own decision to stand up in the van. "Mr.
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"The recent incident was entirely unintentional, but it demonstrates so clearly how big our responsibility is as a global brand," the statement read.
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Regardless, my mostly unintentional avoidance of Chipotle has left me scratching my head about the legitimate cultural phenomenon surrounding the fast food chain.
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We spoke to a number of people with a famous (or infamous) namesake, and discovered they each react to their unintentional fame differently.
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Perhaps President Trump does, but his latest executive order could amount to an unintentional regulatory shot across the bow of big oil & gas.
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It worked okay in my initial test, though it kept picking up unintentional input from my thumb while resting at the trackpad's edge.
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However, the number includes suicides, unintentional deaths and incidents with undetermined intent as well as violence-related firearm deaths (homicide and legal intervention).
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A little of both: The spookiness leans heavily on the score's crashing organs and jarring strings, and some of the silliness isn't unintentional.
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It's basically a case study in unintentional racism, down to how white supremacist its acronym is: People United for Racial Equality, or PURE.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drug overdoses are the leading cause of unintentional death in the United States.
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It is not the first time a stray comment - in this case, unintentional - on a high-profile visit has overshadowed more official business.
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It effectively restores the Creek Nation's sovereign territory after a century in abeyance, handing the tribe a significant and perhaps unintentional legal victory.
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First, physicians, hospitals, and schools can address the role of implicit racial bias, which is often described as automatically activated and often unintentional.
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The unintentional disclosure appears to have occurred due to a copy-and-paste mistake, reports both The New York Times and The Guardian.
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Overall, about 20% of death certificates reporting an unintentional overdose are missing information about the drug that caused the death, the researchers said.
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When you take an unintentional singer and unveil the beautiful melody inside his or her spoken words, you never know what you'll find.
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The Mueller investigation has been more than a miscarriage of justice; it has been an unintentional lampooning of the entire American legal process.
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Eventually a Trump employee who had helped write the speech, Meredith McIver, acknowledged using Ms. Obama's lines and apologized, saying it was unintentional.
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These children didn't seem to be any worse off when it came to general nutrition-related issues, abuse, unintentional injury or stomach problems.
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She does tell Delilah (Stéphanie Szostak) the wrong information about which way the subway vote was going to go, though it seems unintentional.
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And a more recent 2016 Associated Press and USA Today report found more than 1,000 deaths and injuries from unintentional shootings from Jan.
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The hours are long, the work is hard, and the prejudice they encounter in the workplace, even when it seems unintentional, is demoralizing.
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By contrast, the reported unintentional death rate due to opioids and other drug intoxication increased by 257 percent during the same time period.
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Elaborate world-building can make catching up mid-series difficult — and authors must walk a delicate line between high fantasy and unintentional camp.
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This unassuming little work implies that an unintentional vernacular surrealism, by means of which the familiar is made strange, fuels D'Alvia's larger project.
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But if you did, you probably thought it was unintentional — that stuck-up, stuffy Shakespeare was just obliviously wandering into a sex joke.
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There are other unintentional but weighty consequences to the revised schedule, one of which appears to significantly favor the American skier Mikaela Shiffrin.
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Most people know that excessive and binge drinking can cause a number of health problems, including cancer, memory problems, violence and unintentional injuries.
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According to Book Review editor Pamela Paul, the tweet used language from an early draft of Groff's review and was an unintentional error.
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Binge drinking has serious health risks, according to the CDC, including car accidents, domestic violence, STDs, unintentional pregnancy, stroke, heart and liver disease.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon on Tuesday blamed "unintentional" human mistakes for the American-led airstrikes in September that killed dozens of Syrian government troops.
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"The entire building is designed to spur imagination and innovation and sometimes unintentional interactions," said Patricia Harris, the chief executive of Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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Because at the stroke of Darth Vader's lightsaber, the grizzliest moment in "The Empire Strikes Back" has had a useful, if unintentional, consequence.
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Yet these types of EHR uses, among others, are the very factors that can increase the potential for unintentional harm — especially for children.
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In 2015, laundry packets were the third most common cause of unintentional poisoning in children under 5, behind acetaminophen and blood pressure medication.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, these deaths were predominantly a result of motor vehicle accidents and unintentional poisonings.
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Sacoolas' lawyer said her client would not return voluntarily to Britain to face a potential jail sentence for "a terrible but unintentional accident".
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His lawyer called all inappropriate expenses "mistakes" that were "strictly inadvertent and unintentional" last year, and Hunter has repaid the campaign roughly $21,0003.
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Until then, "The Dirt" plays like an ill-advised remake of "This Is Spinal Tap" — one in which all the laughs are unintentional.
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The report attributed the drop in life expectancy to increases in mortality from unintentional injuries, which includes most fatal drug overdoses, among other factors.
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But for me, and others, the principal anxiety in modern games is something altogether simpler, and usually unintentional on the developer's part: getting lost.
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On Twitter, the fashion company said the misstep was unintentional before announcing that the caricature in question would be removed from display and circulation.
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According to the EULCS rules, pauses are actually only allowed for three reasons: an unintentional disconnect, a hardware or software malfunction, and physical interference.
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During this period, 28 children died as a result of unintentional poisoning from a prescribed drug, 16 (57%) of which were due to methadone.
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This crowded battlefield leaves open the possibility of a rapid and unintentional escalation, said a British diplomat who used to work with the rebels.
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Long before self-care became a buzzword, the spirit of it infused Rogers' show, down to the unintentional ASMR of his gentle, languid diction.
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If you start watching a Story and end up clicking through five more people's posts than you originally planned, does that count as unintentional?
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Creative editing and re-shoots prevented the Teletubbies audience from getting an unintentional tutorial on the facts of life, courtesy of the rabbits. 113.
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It is an institutionalized oppression, kept alive by intentional and unintentional practices that center the experience of white people and invalidate people of color.
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Karen King, a spokeswoman for Cyberonics parent company LivaNova, said in an email the misclassifications were a mix of unintentional human and procedural errors.
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US regret for 'unintentional loss of life' The strikes occurred Saturday in a part of eastern Syria that is not covered by the ceasefire.
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The cause of the fire is still not known, but investigators suspect that it was an unintentional result of repairs at the Gothic masterpiece.
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"We could not fully exclude the possibility of isolated improper actions or unintentional bias in the implementation of our guidelines or policies," Stretch wrote.
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Officials believe, at long last, a wrong -- however unintentional -- has been righted and the war dead are now getting the respect they richly deserve.
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Other rooms test for things like the long-term effects of extreme temperatures, static electricity and how it impacts touch controls, and unintentional radiation.
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And in case you find yourself mindlessly wandering the CVS beauty aisles on an unintentional haul, the products ahead are the ones to grab.
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Speaking of the plight of women, when ladies' lives aren't in literal mortal danger in "Part 10," they're sobbing about unintentional slights against men.
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They found that, among the deaths, 22007% were homicides, 22014% were suicides, 219% were unintentional, and 216% were related to law enforcement or undetermined.
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Among the injuries, 223% were assault, 20103% were unintentional, 22010% were related to law enforcement or undetermined, and about 235% were from self-harm.
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As in the Cold War, it has been difficult to know whether this effect was intentional or unintentional; sometimes, it was, other times not.
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Well, appreciate what you can get because it sounds like HBO is, as expected, fighting tooth and nail to prevent any unintentional photo leaks.
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The researchers tested the keys but did not use them to access the buckets, they said, to prevent unintentional access to Guardzilla customer data.
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"It is obvious that this is not unintentional, as they performed in front of public with those phrases," Judge Tun Kyaw told the court.
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But a category called "unintentional injuries", which includes drug overdoses, climbed to third place—from fourth place in 2015 and fifth place in 2012.
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The CDC study also calculated that 486 gun deaths were unintentional, 85033 were undetermined and 553 contributed to legal intervention and operations of war.
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Logan Verrett, starting for the injured Matt Harvey, allowed only four hits but was undone by four unintentional walks that led to four runs.
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Profile in Style The musical polymath talks about his (several) other passions, his unintentional signature look and what obscure music genre he's collecting now.
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" Capcom did not say that the specific religion was the reason why the stage was pulled, just that the music contained "unintentional religious references.
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Self-induced abortions could be playing a role, although more research must be done on rates of pregnancy and unintentional miscarriage in different regions.
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Sloppy, rushed, and artless in all respects, this failed Kickstarter project that didn't know when to quit is a treasure trove of unintentional satire.
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And there's this ... Usher claims the 2 women and the man don't have a legal claim because anything Usher might have done was unintentional.
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This is the second time in recent weeks that users have been unable to access their Google Docs files due to an unintentional error.
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Between January and June of this year, there were 303 unintentional overdose deaths, thought to be caused mostly by fentanyl, in British Columbia alone.
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The business of culture is one of the most subjective in American society, and its executive suites are all filled with unintentional, unexamined biases.
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The flaws are artistic: the pretentiousness, sentimentality, inscrutability and unintentional or lazy comedy that can be found in dance and film of any kind.
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It creates greater conflicts of interest and bias that may lead to unintentional, or even intentional, research misconduct and contributes to the replication problem.
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Twitter, especially, can be a fruitful source of details — but also a dangerous one, susceptible to being clouded by misinformation, both unintentional and not.
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Most shockingly, rural Americans were 50 percent more likely to die from an unintentional injury than urban Americans during this 15-year period. Why?
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She has collected "unintentional" plants from her Brooklyn neighborhood and ground down their leaves, flowers and berries to create pigment for her watercolor paint.
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The accidental and unintentional sounds of everyday life, from coughs to faraway sirens to the hum of an air conditioner, become the piece itself.
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Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death for American school-age children, with traffic accidents, poisoning and drowning among the most common causes.
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Unintentional or not, Harley Quinn's Birds of Prey is hitting theaters right after a movie about her bad boyfriend: Joker, directed by Todd Phillips.
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Research has linked historical trauma to health disparities, including increased likelihood of early death because of substance abuse, unintentional injuries, assault, homicide and suicide.
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Those with two or more unintentional head collisions were six times as likely to have concussion symptoms as those who reported a single impact.
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This "alert fatigue" is one of many ways in which the complex interaction between clinicians and digital records can contribute to unintentional patient harm.
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But just because the result is unintentional doesn't mean it is fantasy: Newsrooms have been decimated, with basic accountability reporting slashed as a result.
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Such a feature could raise significant privacy concerns, as the lack of a specific keyword or button push could trigger unintentional Google Assistant queries.
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Because mass shootings are so chaotic and unintentional mistakes have happened so frequently, police chiefs now make a point of qualifying their early statements.
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In contrast, an average of 3,536 unintentional drownings occur in the United States each year, according to federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"We continue to hold ourselves accountable for actions that may have caused unintentional injury or death to civilians," the coalition said in its report.
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His son was killed in an unintentional shooting at the home of a friend who gained access to his father's unlocked and loaded pistol.
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A 12-year-old girl was booked for negligent discharge of a firearm in that shooting, which was considered "unintentional," Los Angeles police said.
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Sixty-four thousand people died from unintentional poisoning in 2017, the biggest single cause of accidental death in the USA by a huge margin.
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" She added: "The notes don't match up with the right pages in a few cases and this was unintentional and will be promptly corrected.
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I love to explore, even if some of that exploration is unintentional (as in, falling off the track!) or lives partially in my imagination.
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In Massachusetts where I am a physician, unintentional deaths from opioid overdoses increased from 5.3 to 20153 per 100,000 residents between 2000 and 2013.
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Around 200,000 children under 5 also die due to what the WHO calls "unintentional injuries attributable to the environment," such as falls or poisoning.
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The AV Club reports that the connection is totally unintentional and the band meant to give fans a dose of nostalgia by referencing The Matrix.
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Chatman was critically shot in the abdomen, and three other teens received minor wounds, suggesting they may have been unintentional victims caught in the crossfire.
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The most likely unintentional results of its presence are the same as with Alexa or Siri in your living room: hilarious mishearings and accidental music.
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Anger over the incident shows no sign of abating, after police investigating the incident reportedly announced Thursday that they believed the alleged rape was unintentional.
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The implications of such biases, even if unintentional, are notable and can have a real influence on the financial health of companies, the economists said.
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Their installation, Paper Over, is an "experimental prototype towards unintentional storytelling, merging high and low tech with the human bodies," they told Hyperallergic over email.
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It's now directly next to the camera on the back of the phone, which is definitely going to result in unintentional fingerprints on the camera.
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In following computer science-slash-machine learning research you come across a lot of unintentional dystopias hiding under cover of solutions to largely theoretical problems.
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"Our investigation could not fully exclude the possibility of isolated improper actions or unintentional bias in the implementation of our guidelines or policies," Stretch wrote.
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By exploring the reasons for it, the documentary provides sometimes unintentional insight into the way "bad mom" melodramas influence the public and criminal justice system.
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Hue's character just comes too close to a treacly, unintentional parody of modern-day Byrons who pour out their angst on typewriters in coffee shops.
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He said it was "unintentional animal cruelty" to keep a rabbit cooped up and to fail to give it a proper diet of grass hay.
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The middle to lower class, she pointed out, tends to assume the responsibility of caretaking themselves for financial reasons, which can lead to unintentional neglect.
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Now they spend their days trying to satisfy her taste for human flesh while covering up the string of (somewhat) unintentional murders trailing behind them.
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"Developers do violate the PLA and App Store Review Guidelines, although most violations are unintentional, unrelated to privacy issues, and easily corrected," the letter reads.
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That was the reason for Monday's hearing: to weigh the government's case that the lies were deliberate, against the defense's case that they were unintentional.
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"This is the classic case of people using an intentional or unintentional misunderstanding of polling to pretend results they don't like are invalid," Judy said.
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I wanted to make sure that my girls would fit into the suits, rather than being at risk of popping out or have unintentional underboob.
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Deaths from overdoses of prescription drugs and heroin continue to be the leading cause of unintentional death for Americans, rising 14% from 2013 to 2014.
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Indeed, the intense number of tweaks could have introduced a significant number of unintentional mutations, which aren't immediately obvious given how many edits were made.
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Sudden deaths or unintentional injuries or accidents accounted for 136,053 deaths in the United States in 2014, including 38 dog attacks, but zero shark attacks.
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"There was nothing unintentional about EPA's actions with regard to breaching the mine," Bishop, chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, said at a hearing.
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As for unintentional firearm injuries, Weiser said, the third-grade girl he treated was not the only accidental gunshot wound he saw in a child.
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Researchers considered a pregnancy unintentional if a woman said she never wanted to have a child or did not want to have a child yet.
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A place next door Half of all pregnancies in the United States are unintentional, according to a report in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Boy or girl, prince or princess, we've all had those small, unintentional moments which our families will repeat to our embarrassment for decades to come.
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The beginning of My Cousin Rachel reminded me of something I'd forgotten: To be young and in love is also to be an unintentional riot.
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The latest study found that the leading cause of death among the NFL career players was cardiometabolic disease, followed by transportation injuries and unintentional injuries.
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While both are fixable and absolutely unintentional, they demonstrate the problems that can arise when we do not attend to the bias in our data.
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Lawyers for senior managers of Sino-Forest say that any overstatement of assets was unintentional, and that Canadian regulators do not understand Chinese business culture.
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The three leading causes of death in that older age group also were unintentional injuries, including motor vehicle crashes, poisoning and drowning; suicide; and homicide.
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The bottom line is, Congress has clearly abdicated its oversight responsibility on the Russia probe, though it has done so while providing some unintentional amusement.
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Two of the five counties in Oklahoma that have the highest rates of unintentional painkiller overdoses–Coal and Muskogee—are in the district I represent.
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That isn't necessarily a literal commentary on things we see going on, but if it's an unintentional commentary on our times, I'm thrilled by that.
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A 85003 New York Times investigation found that fewer than half of unintentional shootings of children were recorded as such (often being mislabeled as homicides).
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You and I recently went to a lecture about outsider art, and then ended up talking about how much we tend to fetishize unintentional beauty.
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A 2010 Harvard study found that nearly half of unintentional shootings in 17 states between the years 2003 and 2006 were perpetrated by family members.
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Firearm deaths in the data include gun deaths by homicide and suicide, unintentional deaths, deaths in war or legal interventions, and deaths that are undetermined.
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"We also apologize for not appropriately following up on Ms. Hall's original complaint to CVS, which was due to an unintentional oversight," the statement added.
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In an interview on Sunday in Jerusalem, Mr. Mnuchin said that Saudi Arabia needed to do more to demonstrate that Mr. Khashoggi's killing was unintentional.
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These rules hurt every student, even if it's unintentional Similar incidents have happened across the country: in Kentucky; in Louisiana; in New Jersey; in Texas.
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The Unintentional Sea is partly inspired by the Salton Sea , a failed river redirection in California which ended up wiping out the native wildlife population.
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Speaking up without the fear of being harshly judged is central to psychological safety, but these practices can remove that safety by judging unintentional transgressions.
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Salvador Panelo, spokesman for Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, apologized for "unintentional inconvenience suffered by our athlete-guests" and said Duterte "will not offer any excuses".
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But cases where under-fives ingest the packets tend to be unintentional, and Procter & Gamble made tubs of Tide harder to open in August 2017.
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People often eat more of the food containing these alternatives under the guise of it being sugar-free, which could lead to unintentional weight gain.
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Were they pushed aside by words at an institution long known as the Gray Lady, or by the biases of editors, whether intentional or unintentional?
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He said to me, 'This movie, if we're going to do it this way and not get unintentional laughs from the audience, is not about Batman.
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In the hours between his police interview and his arrest — all on Wednesday — Fitts agreed to speak about what happened, telling WFXT the crash was unintentional.
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The [measles, mumps, rubella] immunization is a very effective measure to protect yourself and to prevent the unintentional spread of this potentially serious infection to others.
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The CDC lists suicide as the #82553 cause of death for teens in the US, sandwiched between homicides and unintentional injuries, which can include accidental overdoses.
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The results, not unlike Mr. Penn's Rolling Stone article on Mr. Guzmán, were a mixture of wordy, breezy travelogue with moments of nonchalance and unintentional comedy.
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Liebrum's weight loss was of course unintentional — the result of stress, grief, and the indescribable pain of watching her child deal with a life-threatening illness.
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The result is a surprisingly authentic account of what we've been up to, what we've seen, what we want to remember — a stupidly earnest, unintentional diary.
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A doctor allegedly told detectives that the girl's injuries were "from a deliberate assault and could not be explained as unintentional or accidental," the affidavit says.
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Eventually they all start to blend together, like some unintentional expanded movie universe connected by the bland sameness of Hollywood's annual slate of expensive summer tentpoles.
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He later said he thought it was an unintentional act carried out by a "loose and stupid" Iranian and called off retaliatory military strikes against Iran.
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Even when they reach into the thousands, as they do most years, unintentional shootings are statistically invisible when viewed against other causes of death and injury.
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Burying happens by people — we bury the dead, but also the intentional and unintentional silencing made possible by human actions, of ideas, of memory, of voice.
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However, maybe in an unintentional way, the man who loves to make awkward faces when meeting with President Donald Trump has hit on a larger truth.
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"This indictment will look bad, but underneath it is just made-up allegations of criminal activity arising from unintentional administrative errors," Terwilliger said in a statement.
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This means that any mistake made in the development of this new function could create an unintentional vulnerability that affects every single user of that application.
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Baldacci says that any parallels to current events are unintentional—he first conceived of the story years ago—but that the book does express timeless realities.
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It's the small things, the unexpected and unintentional relationships between objects or people that spark the best paintings, the small tragedies that end up being comical.
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The policy trigger for regulatory inquiries or litigation needs to include the unintentional violation of the policyholder's privacy policy or any state, federal, or international regulation.
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What sex ed does exist often focuses on the potential consequences of HIV/AIDS and unintentional pregnancy, with little room for lessons about consent and pleasure.
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RAND's report found some evidence that child-access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional shootings, and prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicides and violent crime.
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That is not the case for the treating doctors (unless the treating doctors are sponsors), clinical investigators or hospitals, which can be sued for unintentional torts.
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Johnson is part of an experiment to help curb the opioid epidemic in Ohio, where on average, eight people die every day from unintentional drug overdoses.
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That defense came a day after Biden issued a statement of his own saying that if he crossed any lines in the past, it was unintentional.
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Going forward, copyright owners will no longer be able to monetize creator videos with very short or unintentional uses of music via YouTube's "Manual Claiming" tool.
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A little less than half of the gun-related injuries were reportedly from assaults, nearly 220006 percent were accidental or unintentional and 2202 percent were suicides.
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UNINTENTIONAL SMASH HIT: The Hill's Nikita Vladimirov reports: Hillary Clinton's trip to Capitol Hill on Thursday was a smash hit in a way she didn't intend.
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By comparison, between 2005 and 2014, an average of 3,536 people a year — or about 10 a day — died of unintentional drownings in the United States.
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" He acknowledged, however, that Facebook's "investigation could not exclude the possibility of isolated improper actions or unintentional bias in the implementation of our guidelines or policies.
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The Center for Disease Control reports that drowning is the leading cause of unintentional deaths for children ages 1 to 4, withmost occurring in backyard pools.
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Unintentional leaks, and the venting or burning of excess gas from wells, spews as much as $1 million of natural gas into the air every day.
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It's a great visual gag, and also a nice (perhaps unintentional) reference to one of Niki de Saint Phalle's breakout works, the monumental installation "Hon" (1966).
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Indeed, in wake of all the memorable dystopian heartbreak on view, their work seems replete with the kinds of unintentional cultural contradictions that make satirists salivate.
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In its first substantive statement on Ms. Najjar's death, the military said Tuesday that it had been unintentional and that the military was still investigating it.
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McCrindle's Ashley Fell says thisgeneration is part of an "unintentional global experiment," in whichscreens are placed in front of children at the same time as pacifiers.
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YouTube is changing how it handles copyright claims around brief or unintentional clips of music in an attempt to make the system fairer to video creators.
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She said it was conceivable that the unintentional biases of admissions officers, and of guidance counselors and teachers who write student recommendations, could affect the process.
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The Times did point out that the effects did not appear to be biased toward any candidate, making it more likely they were simply unintentional mistakes.
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The Times did point out that the effects did not appear to be biased to benefit any candidate, making it more likely they were unintentional mistakes.
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Aside from deaths in the course of law enforcement and other circumstances, there were an average of 22014 homicides, 21.4 suicides and 22007 unintentional deaths annually.
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The turkey pardon seems well suited to this president's zest for showmanship and his ability to teeter at all times on some precipice of unintentional comedy.
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At the other extreme was Barry Bonds, who was walked intentionally 120 times in 2004, more than my 118 unintentional walks over my best three seasons.
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It's no longer just the online hordes that will string you up for your unintentional sins, though the cost of that public shaming can be devastating.
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Capable U.S. strategic analysts must enhance their investigations by identifying an utterly core distinction between intentional or deliberate nuclear war and unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war.
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The tool would enable a business to quickly identify risks, including unintentional transfer or storage of files, that could lead to improved security and workplace policies.
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But former officials told the Post that Pence's emphasis on corruption may have been interpreted as a "code" for the issue, possibly unintentional on Pence's part.
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A U.S. military general on Tuesday said "unintentional human errors" led to the deadly coalition bombing of Syrian-aligned forces near Deir Ezzor on Sept. 17.
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Boyd said the pitch was unintentional but emotions were high after Detroit's JaCoby Jones was hit in the face by a pitch earlier in the game.
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They point to research from Ms. Twenge and others about a "growing body of evidence" of "unintentional negative side effects," including studies showing concerns from teachers.
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But others doubt that the comment itself was unintentional, noting it echoed the statement and the minutes from the last meeting headed by his predecessor, Yellen.
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To proceed, capable U.S. strategic analysts must begin by positing an indispensably primary distinction between intentional or deliberate nuclear war and unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war.
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Similarly, death rates for unintentional injuries were found to be nearly double in states with the highest death rates, compared with those with the lowest rates.
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It was an unintentional oversight for which he would spend the next hour apologizing while trading anecdotes, posing questions of his own and sounding sincerely interested.
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"We have seen the ad, we did immediately see the unintentional similarity, and even we think it's a little earie," wrote Fleshlight marketing manager Daniel Harvell.
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Even though it's likely completely unintentional, there's something that feels highly prescriptive about the game, even as it asks players to choose new and intentional paths.
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RAND's report found some evidence that child access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional shootings, and prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicides and violent crime.
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The risk of an unintentional shooting is unacceptably high, and my students are extremely uneasy with the notion that their teachers could be carrying loaded weapons.
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This can be done by eliminating unintentional bias in compensation and promotions, while also recognizing the contributions of women at work, and praising them for their accomplishments.
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"No employees were implicated in any misrepresentations and the documentation issues appear to have been unintentional," the bank said in an annual report filed after its results.
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Juul is experiencing an unintentional bump in popularity in India, thanks to online and brick-and-mortar vendors who are reselling it on the unofficial gray market.
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Of the unintentional drug poisonings identified in the study, more than half were due to toddlers having ingested methadone, the main drug prescribed for opiate substitution therapy.
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According to ESPN, the NBPA is planning to appeal Ayton's suspension with the thinking this incident falls under the "unintentional ingestion" provision of the collective bargaining agreement.
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The book isn't so much an exclusive look inside men's heads as it is an unintentional exploration of how capitalism rears its ugly head in straight relationships.
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"It was unintentional on the part of U.S. Soccer's counsel, and a redacted version of the complaint has already been filed," the federation said in a statement.
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"Their numbers verified a lot of observations we've seen in regards to gun violence, gun death and unintentional injury to children over the years," she told CBS.
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In 2017, several ads seemed to comment on issues like immigration and the Trump administration, though many marketing teams (of course) claimed any political statements were unintentional.
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Combining all self-injury deaths, whether intentional, unintentional or undetermined, into one number may help spotlight a growing problem and lead to more effective prevention, Rockett said.
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"If subsequent doses are then increased because of suspected tolerance, and the patient actually receives the medication this time, it can cause an unintentional overdose," Bryson said.
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Though the synchronicity was unintentional, according to Playground co-director Paulina Petkoski, both the artist and the corporation were amenable to the idea of sharing the space.
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The first game from the developer was the 1996 platformer Bubsy 3D, an unintentional parody of the mascot games that flooded the market in the mid-1990s.
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One user acknowledged that the relation of the tattoo to the Holocaust was unintentional, but encouraged the star to research more into the history of the event.
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While many organizations have eliminated blatant discrimination, fewer actively devote resources to uncovering and overcoming the unconscious and unintentional biases in perceptions and practices that perpetuate inequities.
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"This indictment will look bad, but underneath it is just made-up allegations of criminal activity arising from unintentional administrative errors," Mr. Terwilliger said in an email.
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Since many NLP databases are created by humans, they may carry intentional or unintentional racist or sexist undertones thanks to the language workers use when annotating sources.
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The rift between the president and the vice president reached a breaking point on Monday after the audio message was released, which Mr. Temer said was unintentional.
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Many of the prints are similar to a Le Corbusier painting, which begs the question: Is Pusha T a low-key cubism fan or was this unintentional?
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As a public health official, I have noted an alarming trend: nearly one in three unintentional overdose deaths in the U.S. from prescription opioids also involve benzodiazepines.
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Columbus, even if it was unintentional, was a genocidal man, and few, if anyone, can come up with a valid reason why he should be appreciated widely.
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Instead, it looks like the majority of the supercentenarians (people who've reached the age of 110) in the United States are engaged in — intentional or unintentional — exaggeration.
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That level of mindfulness, Mr. Kaufmann said, can reduce the possibility of an unintentional gaffe — what could be considered an honest mistake that may have serious consequences.
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They wanted to know whether unusual temperatures, such as extreme heat, impacted unintentional deaths from transportation accidents, falls and drownings and intentional deaths from assaults and suicides.
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The leading causes of death were the same in states with high and low death rates: heart disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, unintentional injuries and stroke.
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Speaking to reporters in Ottawa this afternoon, Trudeau said the incident "may well have been unintentional," but did not rule out the possibility of a deliberate attack.
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"This may well have been unintentional," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a news conference, urging the Iranian government to ensure a "thorough investigation" of the crash.
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Another study, based on data from 2012 to 2014, found that out of the thousands of children receiving medical treatment for gun-related injuries, 21% are unintentional.
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Those deaths include alcohol-related cancer and cardiovascular diseases; intentional injuries, such as violence and self-harm; and unintentional injuries, such as drowning, traffic wrecks and fires.
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In general, unintentional injuries, such as car crashes, are the leading cause of death among teenagers between 15 and 19 in the US, according to the CDC.
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Today, motor vehicles crashes are the second-leading cause of unintentional death in the U.S., and the leading cause of death for 5- to 24- year-olds.
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Other (excellent) poll averages use somewhat different techniques: some smooth their trends more or attempt to ferret out the unintentional biases of pollsters and correct for them.
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It's full of things for which it's easy to have overblown expectations â€" New Year's Eve, for example, and the unintentional friendship quality metric known as "giving gifts.
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Seen in this light, the damage to the freedom of the press may be the foreseeable but unintentional collateral damage of squashing the chances of an Assange trial.
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At high doses opioids, particularly fentanyl, causes rapid cessation of breathing, respiratory failure and death, the physiologic sequence by which people commonly succumb from an unintentional opioid overdose.
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"To continue to witness and be in the center of the systematic disenfranchisement of underrepresented voices, however unintentional, is more than I'm willing to sacrifice personally," Luckie writes.
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And if the finished film is anything like the trailer, I suspect it will be one giant (and perhaps unintentional) crisis management advertisement for the BP oil company.
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But the International Skating Union (ISU) ruled that the accident was unintentional and Korean skating officials said the two might meet later on Friday so Bell could apologize.
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But 2017 was pretty competitive in the bizarro department, thanks to all the entertainers — amateur, professional and unintentional — working overtime to surprise and baffle us with their work.
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In particular, they want to understand the reasons for unintentional compliance failures, such as clicking on "phishing" emails that carry viruses or giving out confidential information by phone.
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The Brand Protection Guidelines for the Rio Olympics describe this as "any intentional or unintentional attempt to create a false, unauthorised commercial association with a brand or event".
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After NBA Finals Game 4, when LeBron knocked down and stepped over Green, Green went for a swing for the man's undercarriage, and it didn't look so unintentional.
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Not the exact spot, but close enough that she was unable to shake the fact that she had facilitated the unintentional slaughter of no small number of nudibranchs.
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Don't worry, the ABS plastic can survive whatever you end up putting it through, and the digital proportional control allows for incredibly precise flight, making unintentional crashes unlikely.
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Over the last 40 years, there has been slight decline in the number of suicides misclassified as undetermined or unintentional, although this trend varies by demographics and cultures.
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But the International Skating Union (ISU) ruled that the incident was unintentional and Korean skating officials said the two might meet later on Friday so Bell could apologise.
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The CDC's analysis added that deaths caused by unintentional injuries rose 11 percent, reaching 29.2 infant deaths per 100,000 in 2014 after being 85033 per 100,000 in 2005.
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And even if the investigation indicates it was from "grappling," and was therefore an unintentional killing, it could still lead to charges for involuntary manslaughter or negligent homicide.
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Romo's NFL is increasingly ageist, too, an unintentional byproduct of a collective bargaining agreement that rewards the use of cheaper, disposable labor instead of accomplished, better-compensated options.
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It's humanizing to watch a celebrity age, a sort of unintentional reminder that all of us, celebs and non-celebs alike, are all on this same weird journey.
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This unintentional side effect, which adds a level of appropriate spookiness, is caused by the heat from the bulb coming in contact with the flesh of the gourd.
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Most of the overdose deaths were unintentional and driven primarily by opioids, including both prescribed painkillers such as oxycodone and illicit drugs such as heroin and street fentanyl.
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When someone takes a deadly drug mixture that contains an opioid— the cause of most overdose deaths—the line between the intentional and unintentional is murky at best.
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"One of the early conversations we had was about how indie rock always does the unintentional thing, so that it doesn't have an opportunity to fail," Perron said.
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And about 1,825 college students ages 85033 to 24 die from alcohol-related unintentional injuries and 696,000 are assaulted by another student who has been drinking each year.
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"So much of the culture at Nasty Gal after all was unintentional because it really just started as a girl in a room with some clothes," she says.
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By setting standards for data usage, storage and sharing, we drastically reduce the chances that an algorithm is able to cause unintentional harm to any group or individual.
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"We regret the unintentional loss of civilian lives ... and express our deepest sympathies to the families and others affected by these strikes," the Pentagon said in a statement.
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The Postal Service admitted that there were "unintentional temporary mail processing delay in the Chicago area" that may have caused some applications to be delivered after the deadline.
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McCrindle's Ashley Fell says this generation is part of an "unintentional global experiment," in which screens are placed in front of children at the same time as pacifiers.
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Guns in the home are also more likely to be involved in an unintentional shooting, assault or suicide attempt than used to injure or kill in self-defense.
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Described simply as "Unintentional installations made by my mother," the booklet breaks the bound format and instead consists of a pocketed folio holding five posters depicting domestic scenes.
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In terms of total number of deaths, not age-adjusted ones, unintentional injuries became the third leading cause of death last year, up from the fourth in 2015.
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Fishermen claim that the unintentional captures, also known as bycatch, remain unusual, if not exceptional, while scientists warn that fishing vessels now represent a major threat to dolphins.
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I'm pretty forgiving about a typo, a misused word, a factual error that gets corrected, or even an inaccurate claim if it's unintentional (again, if it gets corrected).
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"We have got this wrong and we agree that, even if unintentional, passive or casual racism needs to be eradicated wherever it exists," it said on its website.
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The most common cause of injury deaths in babies under a year old is unintentional suffocation, and almost all of these deaths are preventable, a new report found.
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Ms. Tripp uses art creation and questions like these with her clients to help them explore how artwork often becomes an unintentional self-portrait of an artist's emotions.
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During the campaign, Ms. Ardern became an unintentional feminist hero when she batted away an interviewer's question about whether she would have babies if she became prime minister.
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" On Twitter, Erika ripped UNOS for not fixing its "unintentional flaws in new policy" and for using "low organ donation rates as scapegoat for my critical situation (& others).
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It's a familiar concern for Ms. Granik, who's drawn to American outsiders — intentional and unintentional exiles alike — living in what are often blandly called poor and marginalized communities.
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The American news industry has made tremendous strides in building out its ability to check the facts against the intentional spread of disinformation and unintentional promotion of misinformation.
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Homendy said that the helicopter didn&apost have a terrain awareness warning system (TAWS), which provides terrain information to the pilot and prevents unintentional impacts with the ground.
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"The unintentional discovery of markers that may affect readiness could affect a service member's career, and the information from DTC genetic testing may disclose this information," he said.
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More than 2100 of the animals killed — including foxes, raccoons, opossums, skunks, swine and a black bear — were unintentional targets of the cyanide bombs, according to the department.
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The good news is that there are some simple things you can do to avoid becoming an unintentional injury statistic, and they start right in your own home.
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"Any small amount of mistakes that may have been made, amongst the hundreds of filings, were obviously unintentional and remedied as soon as identified," Taylor said on Thursday.
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"Anne will not return voluntarily to the United Kingdom to face a potential jail sentence for what was a terrible but unintentional accident," Jeffress said in a statement.
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More than 2100 of the animals killed — including foxes, raccoons, opossums, skunks, swine and a black bear — were unintentional targets of the cyanide bombs, according to the department.
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But by creating an easy way for anyone to upload their own videos and instantly reach a global audience, the site had a somewhat unintentional DIY-championing consequence.
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As for the push, cops say both the woman and Jarvis claimed the contact was unintentional -- he was trying to grab her phone and accidentally pushed her chest.
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This latest leak looks like an unintentional error, based on HBO's official comments on the matter, but it's still likely to result in tighter security practices across the network.
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Recruiting agency Robert Half notes that having your headshot on a resume can lead to intentional or unintentional discrimination on the basis of race, age, gender or other factors.
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This scene is both a projection of the Asian tendency to prioritize financial stability, but also a demonstration of the way this cultural expectation can result in unintentional pain.
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" T-Mobile said it had corrected what it called the "unintentional" issue in January 2017 and added that it is "committed to all of our customers across the country.
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Franken, who has been married to his wife since 1975, has repeatedly apologized for his inappropriate behavior, which he said was unintentional but "crossed a line" for some women.
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Fabian Johnson held up a pass from Jozy Altidore and administered some (maybe unintentional?) distribution to Wood, who absolutely curled in his shot like the ribbon on a package.
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death in kids and teens ages 10 to 19 in the United States after accidents and unintentional injuries, according to the CDC.
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In the day care's "unintentional injury form" provided to BuzzFeed News, Brown wrote that the child had "bumped her head" when she fell on a carpet on Feb. 1.
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And perhaps most important, the company now requires that engineers check, whenever algorithmic changes are made, who might benefit disproportionately and who might be harmed in an unintentional way.
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" T-Mobile said it had corrected what it called the "unintentional" issue in January 2017 and added that it is "committed to all of our customers across the country.
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In addition to the 11,409 individuals killed as a result of gun violence (homicide and legal intervention), that 33,599 also includes suicides, unintentional deaths, and incidents with undetermined intent.
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"The investigation found the main cause to be physical damage, but it was not able to determine whether the damage was intentional or unintentional," a Skip spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Some states require gun owners to keep their weapons locked and unloaded at all times, a type of child access prevention law, which reduces the likelihood of unintentional injury.
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About 75 percent of the state's men and women who died after an unintentional overdose last year had fentanyl in their system, up from 57 percent in 2015 (PDF).
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When a visibly stunned Bolduan pressed Massie on who -- if not Assad -- may be responsible for the attack, Massie seemed to suggest that the incident could have been unintentional.
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But the act can create burdensome detours and have severe consequences for those who are inadvertently unsuccessful in navigating around prohibited areas, generating unintentional violations and frivolous, sporadic prosecutions.
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The number of children who were admitted to emergency rooms for unintentional marijuana intoxication increased by 22014% in France over an 229-year period, according to a new study.
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It is a legacy that lives on through not only unintentional depictions of a homogenous white medieval Europe, but through the adherents of modern white supremacy and white nationalism.
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Yigiter said virtual reality of historical places have a lot of potential, but viewers must be wary of potential unintentional mistakes, particularly with ancient scenes that were never photographed.
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This much-needed tutorial takes us step-by-step through the challenging task of hard boiling an egg, so we'll never have to deal with unintentional runny yolks again.
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Still, Facebook on Monday noted it could not rule out the isolated biased actions of any particular individual, nor could it dismiss unintentional bias in its guidelines or policies.
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Trump, awkward and unfamiliar with the empathy required to make this sort of call, came across as callous and uncaring to Johnson and Wilson in an entirely unintentional way.
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"As always, the best way to avoid these issues is to not use unlicensed content in your videos, even when it's unintentional music playing in the background," noted YouTube.
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"As I've said before, we acknowledged that mistakes were made with respect to the campaign loans, but those mistakes were completely inadvertent and unintentional," he said in a statement.
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At least 217 workers died from an unintentional drug or alcohol overdose while at work in 2016, up 20163 percent from 2015, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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One bad day after another slowly drives Arthur Fleck to madness and by the film's end, he's transformed into the Joker -- and ultimately, an unintentional symbol of the downtrodden.
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Unintentional firearm deaths are relatively rare in the United States, but they often involve handguns and take place in households, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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During the Everytown Gun Safety Town Hall in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday, Yang was asked a question by a woman named Stephanie about preventing unintentional shootings by children.
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McDonald said it is certainly possible that political results from Google and other search engines have been affected by the unintentional biases of the people who wrote their algorithms.
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Werner Herzog—man, myth, screenwriter, film director, author, actor, and unintentional culture critic—is a philosopher in the truest sense of the word, which is to say, by accident.
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At least 217 workers died from an unintentional drug or alcohol overdose while at work in 2016, up 32 percent from 2015, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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But the likely effects of unintentional bias, while regrettable, were very slight, the judge said, and could not be totally eliminated in a process that requires judgments about individuals.
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Alisha Grauso, who serves as co-leader of California Freelance Writers United, told CNN Business that she hopes there is no other "unintentional harm" to freelancers in the amendment.
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Toyota and Lexus faced similar reports of unintentional acceleration in 2009, which the US Department of Transportation concluded were the result of driver error or improperly installed floor mats.
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Exuberant and brightly colored, their textures reference the errant fingerprints he's noticed on buildings throughout Medellín, unintentional impressions made by brick-makers smoothing the wet clay in wooden molds.
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The recent call memo, not to mention the entire Biden affair instigated by a commander-in-chief looking ahead to 2020, is an unintentional testament to the Trump era.
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The big picture: Deaths from unintentional injury and suicide among rural youth compound the slew of health struggles that more than 46 million Americans living in remote areas face.
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Rather, an unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war could be the result of fundamental misjudgments about enemy intentions, and/or certain unforeseen "synergies" between North Korean and American crisis decisions.
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After an hours-long investigation, authorities determined Cyr -- who later succumbed to his injuries --- was hit after an "unintentional discharge of one of his homemade devices," the department said.
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A new approach by the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington to use social media to raise awareness about teenagers reported missing did indeed gain attention — some of it unintentional.
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The result is an extremely pleasing arrangement of crisp-edged triangles that may look just a little like a Danish modernist interpretation of a Christmas tree (unintentional, I promise).
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As with most endeavors, there have been some successes, some failures, the occasional moment of unintentional hilarity, and — by the very nature of the beast — a few panic attacks.
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Post Malone's self-satisfied self-pity coupled with the Chili Peppers' we-can-still-do-this athleticism — the singer Anthony Kiedis ended up shirtless — all played like unintentional parody.
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His voice also bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain Wino's, which, while unintentional, dovetails beautifully with the warm, slightly psychedelic nature of Wretch's lumbering, groove-heavy, traditionalist doom.
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Much of the decline can be traced to a rise of deaths from unintentional injuries (which includes overdose), but it's also due to increased suicides and deaths from Alzheimer's disease.
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The Post Office has taken responsibility for the snafu: A spokesperson told the Times' Robbins that an "unintentional temporary mail processing delay in the Chicago area" had caused the delays.
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One of those was a mother, Mena Houghton, whose son Mark Houghton died in 2010 at age 27 from an unintentional overdose after years of being homophobically bullied at school.
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Everyone I spoke to during this year's match said the true meaning and spirit of the game is "about tradition," even if that means there's the occasional unintentional human sacrifice.
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A senior U.S. official told Reuters that the administration is shifting its attention from countries that "manipulate" their currencies to currencies that are "misaligned," even if the imbalance is unintentional.
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Background: Most unintentional opioid deaths are caused by respiratory failure, which exhibits two main precursors — frequent cessation of breathing (central apnea) or breathing drops to 7 breaths/minute or lower.
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Franken, who has been married to wife Franni Bryson since 1975, has repeatedly apologized for his inappropriate behavior, which he said was unintentional but "crossed a line" for some women.
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Apple is working with local police to remedy a surge in unintentional emergency calls to 911 that are originating from the company's distribution and repair center in Elk Grove, California.
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While the U.K. report did not find any intentional security flaws intended for use in espionage — which the U.S. has been warning against — it did find systemic unintentional security flaws.
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"Unfortunately, this is not a complete picture of an employee in their work-life and it can create unintentional bias that should not be used in employment decisions," Stoddard says.
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The strongest evidence found could only be termed "supportive," and that was evidence to show effectiveness of child-access prevention laws in preventing unintentional firearm injuries and deaths among children.
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Pepper, it was John's sweet and unintentional revenge to have the best songs on the album — and to write what is easily a contender for best song of all time.
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I just started playing with it and daydreaming this theme, which was completely unintentional, and that I created after the fact, because I realized these songs worked in these groupings.
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She apologized for the mistakes, both intentional and unintentional, and promised to institute a system of checks and balances to make sure such issues don't happen again in future yearbooks.
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For instance, unintentional firearm deaths may be significantly underreported, which skews data, and firearm injuries that were not treated in a hospital or similar health care setting were not included.
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In fact, it turned out to be an unintentional marketing coup for the tech giant, highlighting the strength of the company's encryption scheme for data stored on its mobile devices.
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Patients covered by Medicare, the federal health insurance program for people over age 65, were more likely to have self-inflicted injuries and privately-insured patients had more unintentional injuries.
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While the most severe symptoms were found in players who experienced the unintentional hits, the researchers also noticed a relationship between the most header-happy players and subsequent concussive symptoms.
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Perhaps it is unintentional, but he's adding insult to grave injury for the people of Haiti, who continue to die from cholera at a rate of one person per day.
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"As I've said before, we acknowledged that mistakes were made with respect to the campaign loans, but those mistakes were completely inadvertent and unintentional," Mr. Spano said in a statement.
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Once regime-produced data makes it into the world's most trusted indexes, authoritarians and their unintentional supporters use these numbers in their propaganda, which hampers efforts to promote human rights.
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The data showed that unintentional injuries or accidents were the leading cause of injury-related deaths among 10- to 19-year-olds in 2016, followed by suicide and then homicide.
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In fact, it took the Heat's final shot of the third quarter — an unintentional straight-on bank shot by James Johnson — before Miami could forge a tie score, 87-87.
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The study also found that illegal drugs like fentanyl and heroin were the leading causes of unintentional overdoses, and prescription drugs were more likely to be involved in suicide overdoses.
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"We regret the unintentional loss of civilian lives ... and express our deepest sympathies to the families and others affected by these strikes," the Pentagon said in a statement on Sunday.
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Miller said any direct parallels between the television series and current world events are unintentional, although Atwood has said that all the events in her book were drawn from history.
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She had a sartorial fail in Kenya, wearing a white pith helmet while on safari, an unintentional signal of that region's colonial era, a dark spot in Kenya's collective history.
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The most bothersome source of interference is unintentional radio noise from spacecraft electronics, which could be avoided by asking moon-bound missions to include strong electromagnetic shielding for their spacecraft.
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But here's what Trump left out: He's a rare, orange-feathered lame duck President whose most significant achievement may turn out to be his unintentional rebuilding of the Democratic Party.
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According to the Center for Disease Control, about 10 people die every day from unintentional drowning; two of these deaths per day are of children 14 years old or younger.
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Dorsey, throughout the hearing and in his opening statement, said Twitter is working and studying accidental bias in its algorithms to ensure impartiality, and trying to correct any unintentional bias.
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For perspective, the years of life lost to police violence are on par with those lost to meningitis and maternal deaths, and greater than those lost to unintentional firearm deaths.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drowning is the leading cause of unintentional deaths for children ages 1 to 4, with most occurring in backyard pools.
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"A technical error was the reason for the unintentional accident and the house in question was not directly targeted," he said a statement carried by Saudi state news agency SPA.
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Soon after, Will responds to the flirtations of a divorcée, Lydia (Gina Gershon), who walks into his store, where he sells, in what one hopes is unintentional Freudianism, wood furniture.
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One of the earliest depictions of a fully fledged space station, the tale follows the unintentional launch of a spherical brick satellite, 200 feet in diameter, while people are onboard.
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Though Israel later admitted her killing was unintentional, the shooting appears to have been reckless at best, and possibly a war crime, for which no one has yet been punished.
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"Be mad at tech, that's understandable," Alex Feerst, head of legal policy for the online publishing site Medium, said at a recent event on the "unintentional harms" of speech regulations.
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Over nearly a decade of rigorous oversight, no intentional abuse of the Section 702 authority has ever been identified, and the government has quickly taken action to rectify unintentional mistakes.
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Most children who died of unintentional gun injuries were shot by another child of about the same age, most often while playing with a gun or showing it to others.
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"If you are a market participant you are going to be positioning for possible price spikes due to intentional or unintentional supply losses," said Eric Lee, energy analyst at Citigroup.
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The photos are unintentional reminders of the great distance, as well as the modest yet essential human labor, that separates present from future, planting from harvest, vision from its realization.
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Police violence, suicides, unintentional shootings of children, domestic crimes and all related events leave behind the same pain as the mass shootings that are more likely to catch our attention.
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"Anne will not return voluntarily to the United Kingdom to face a potential jail sentence for what was a terrible but unintentional accident," lawyer Amy Jeffress said in a statement.
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"We've seen historically that primaries tend to be sort of an unintentional filter for women candidates," Rebecca Schuller, executive director of Winning for Women, told VICE News earlier this summer.
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Indeed, rather than discarding the idea of race, some medical schools now include "unconscious bias" training, classes in which students are essentially asked to contemplate their own often unintentional racism.
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For years after I've always said it might've been by mistake or unintentional since it's the holy city and Hajj -- but Twitter made me realize I'm not the only one.
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But it's impossible not to see that this tale is also an American tale—one whose parallels with the 2016 presidential election are likely unintentional, but still hard to ignore.
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Two students were shot inside a classroom in a California middle school on Thursday and a 63-year-old female student is the suspect — but police believe the shooting was unintentional.
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"An airline granted passengers whose flights were cancelled access to their checked bags, resulting in the unintentional introduction of prohibited items into the secure area of the airport," the TSA said.
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Age-adjusted death rates increased for eight of the top 10 leading causes of death: heart disease, chronic lower respiratory diseases, unintentional injuries, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, kidney disease and suicide.
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Boehm believes it could either be a marketing stunt, or some unintentional (or deliberate) litter from "somebody incredibly wealthy" who could've packed his or her private plane with In-N-Out.
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"Congressman Hunter intends to cooperate fully with the government on this investigation, and maintains that to the extent any mistakes were made they were strictly inadvertent and unintentional," the lawyers said.
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AI technologies on the market are beginning to display intentional and unintentional biases – from talent search technology that groups candidate resumes by demographics or background to insensitive auto-fill search algorithms.
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However, he's openly shouted out the Fab Four for "single-handedly getting [him] out of writers' block," which is a great, unintentional "fuck you" to the hardline modernists of the world.
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Players suffering two or more unintentional impacts were six times more likely to have symptoms than those with none, while players with just one accidental hits were three times more likely.
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The ideomotor effect refers to people making unconscious or unintentional movements because they want an object to move, and it's often used to explain how Ouija planchettes glide across the board.
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Star, in particular, has no compunctions about trading on her looks to get ahead, in a hammy way that brought the aforementioned camp classic "Showgirls" (and its unintentional giggles) to mind.
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But the findings could also undercut the common argument about who is responsible for unintentional gun injuries: namely, that it's untrained or inexperienced firearms users doing most of the accidental shooting.
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TEEN GETS SICK, DIES IN FRONT OF 90 CLASSMATES AT BAND PRACTICE According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 10 people die each day from unintentional drowning.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen regrets civilian deaths, which it says are unintentional, and is improving its targeting mechanisms with Western help, the alliance said on Sunday.
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But there were also a few unintentional gaps in the layered laminated glass; maybe a post was built a little too wide and the glass was just a little too short.
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According to The Phnom Penh Post, the head of CHRC, Keo Remy, has come out to say that the error in the video was unintentional and that it has been fixed.
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"If survivors don't know whether or not it was intentional or unintentional, the person investigating an overdose death is certainly not going to be able to figure it out," said Bohnert.
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Even more threatening to the rule of law, though, has been selective prosecution — often unintentional on the part of anti-corruption crusaders in civil society and accountability agencies of the state.
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