It all seems a little untoward — or perhaps, Islamophobic.
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"I will take responsibility for any untoward incident," he added.
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I think it would come off as a bit … untoward.
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Each has denied having any untoward contacts with the Russians.
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Even many conservatives want to know if anything untoward happened.
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Of course untoward noises abound along with the urgent tempos.
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Bongo denies there was anything untoward in the election process.
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I'd be amazed if there was anything untoward behind it.
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We knew that the Russians had engaged in untoward activity.
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This is to ensure no untoward incidents or accidents occur.
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She's maybe done something untoward, but she wants a job.
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There were no untoward episodes during the sleepovers, he said.
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But as Slate's Will Oremus noted, this access wasn't particularly untoward.
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It's not that we have some untoward fascination with an investigation.
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He was emphatic ... Matt never did anything untoward with his wife.
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Unfortunately for them, there was nothing incriminating, illegal, or untoward. Nothing.
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"Nothing unprofessional, untoward that I witnessed at the dinner," he said.
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There was nothing untoward to report, nothing to add or alter.
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She implied that Lochte was trying to cover up something untoward.
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If the machine detects anything untoward, a second scan is conducted.
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Kadyrov 's government, meanwhile, has denied anything untoward is going on.
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Mr. Orban's party maintains there is nothing untoward about the departures.
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But the White House said there was nothing untoward about it.
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"Scott merely requested law enforcement investigate possible untoward conduct," says Walker's order.
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In all of these cases, Stone denies that anything untoward took place.
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When nothing untoward happened, Wolfson gave him a shot in the shoulder.
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Trump officials will respond that there is nothing untoward about what happened.
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But there's still a big mystery over whether anything untoward actually happened.
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This could have untoward consequences for both the U.S. and global economies.
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But as camera shutters whirred, Trump and Zelensky insisted nothing was untoward.
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The Moscow-based cybersecurity firm denies any untoward connection to any government.
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Don't worry, there's nothing untoward about this particular bra on this particular cow.
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David's ex, Maura Rossi, is now nuclear, claiming something untoward is going down.
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Puerto Rico's reputation for allegedly untoward administration of public funds may be formidable.
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Shouldn't he have been able to figure out something untoward was going on?
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Biss was emphatic Friday that nothing untoward has happened between Lokhova and Flynn.
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But we don't know what happened there or whether it resulted in anything untoward.
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During the campaign, he denied there was anything untoward about his visits to Moscow.
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The Chinese government has previously denied anything untoward in granting her company the trademarks.
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But there's also a sense in America that all of this attention is untoward.
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There is nothing untoward or strange about governors promoting "Virginia business", the government concedes.
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His supporters say there's nothing untoward about a chairman being briefed by his staff.
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This, they reasoned, could only be the result of untoward compromises by their party.
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Judge Kavanaugh said he "never suspected anything untoward" about the information Mr. Miranda provided.
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And it super-pinkie-promises that nothing untoward will ever happen to Americans' data.
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There was nothing that we have seen that implied any kind of untoward relationship.
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This isn't the first time Inhofe has come under fire for untoward stock trades.
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Mr. Carone said there was nothing untoward in his financial support of the mayor.
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So if there is something untoward happening on that machine, then SentinelOne can block it.
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Despite this, Jill recognized that Harvey had done something untoward to Rose, if not illegal.
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Police said they had looked into the report of trouble but had found nothing untoward.
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Again Kelley insists there was nothing untoward in her relationships with either Petraeus or Allen.
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There is nothing untoward about intercepting aircraft operating close to a country's coast or borders.
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Writing for the majority, Justice Samuel Alito said there is nothing untoward about Ohio's law.
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The Treasury, focused on checking untoward activity and holding banks to account, is more cautious.
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"Our troops have been put on high alert to avoid any untoward incident," he said.
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Although I've watched the video of Ayala's stop several times, I don't see anything untoward.
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Circumventing the privilege is "uncommon but by no means unprecedented, or even untoward," Buell explained.
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Lapid has acknowledged such meetings took place but maintains there was nothing untoward about them.
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And we all know that the Hulkster would never do anything niche, barbaric, or untoward.
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But Johnson and his "little gang" insist there was nothing constitutionally untoward about their actions.
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Mr. Rohrabacher asserted that none of the meetings were untoward or inappropriate, given his chairmanship.
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Trump and Farage are mainly discussing wind farms, and their untoward effects on golf courses.
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The debate turned ugly as committee members traded personal barbs and accusations of "untoward" behavior.
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There's nothing untoward, and now we've got this politically motivated infiltration of the Trump campaign.
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We're told Chicago police are "furious" and feel something untoward is going on with Kim Foxx.
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She encountered Trump again, years later, but alleges that Melania arrived before anything untoward took place.
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Some photographers I spoke to thought comment pods were untoward, since their work should be artisanal.
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The politician, Zouheir Makhlouf, denies doing anything untoward and has not been charged with a crime.
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In fact, there's no evidence right now of any untoward political interference, even from anonymous sources.
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Another untoward outcome would be if human cells should come to compose the pig's reproductive tissues.
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" And, he said, Trump "gave no indication whatsoever that he was involved in anything untoward whatsoever.
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Is the IRS on a so-called fishing expedition, simply hoping to stumble across some untoward behavior?
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"The restrictions have been imposed as a precautionary measure to avoid any untoward incident," the police said.
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"Lots of untoward things can happen to people who are severely, what we call, thyrotoxic," says Smith.
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We must protect people and be ready to react appropriately should something untoward or something unexpected happen.
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Or even to call a reporter instead, and drop some hints that something untoward is being done.
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I don&apost think that he has specific knowledge of any untoward or inappropriate behavior or activities.
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Could someone use this unique fingerprint to frame you for murder, robbery, or some other untoward deed?
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The Trump campaign denied both to Foer and the public that there was anything untoward going on.
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While many people have no untoward reactions, some people do experience diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, nausea, or vomiting.
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But those are the only untoward acts that Franken has yet to be blamed for as a
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Johnson's timeline doesn't demonstrate anything untoward on its own, although its partial quotations leave out valuable context.
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With talk of rigging so pervasive, anything out of the ordinary can be taken as potentially untoward.
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Their belief in his credibility was shattered given his previous denials of anything untoward, these people said.
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They order a battery of genetic tests to ensure that there's nothing untoward lurking in their genomes.
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No doubt most buyers of this sort of thing are military-artifact collectors with no untoward predilections.
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The view that it is untoward to impeach a president close to an election is simply absurd.
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"If we thought we were doing anything unsafe or untoward, we wouldn't do it," Mr. Kammeyer said.
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So his reaction is, No one will ever be able to say that there was something untoward.
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But the petabytes of data collected by these cameras really only become useful after something untoward has occurred.
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And within those spaces, people of color often suffer untoward behavior from white people straight to their face.
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"So I was like a watchdog, making sure that nothing untoward happened," Thomson told BuzzFeed News in November.
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Part of the gamble is that many consumers believe companies won't do anything untoward with their personal information.
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The return itself reveals nothing untoward, but questions as to its origin and publication do raise serious concerns.
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To date, they said, no untoward body parts had slipped through the vetting system and onto television screens.
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"I have never ever heard that man say anything untoward based on race in my experience," she said.
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The Israeli firm has created AI algorithms to read medical scans and detect anything untoward before humans can.
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So if something untoward does happen, these [defense] stocks are more likely than not to see further funding.
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But something untoward happens when these characters are swiftly inhabited onstage rather than quoted at length in print.
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Accusations of untoward behavior, short of lawbreaking, are not uncommon in the world of high-priced admissions consulting.
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Lewandowski on Thursday said he does not believe the purchases are untoward, adding Trump guards his finances carefully.
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Were that to occur, it almost certainly would have untoward consequences for the U.S. and global economic recoveries.
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He said Hindu neighbors came forward and promised to remain at the venue to ensure nothing untoward happened.
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Do they have sleep apnea that opioids could make worse and cause them to have an untoward event?
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I think people have to have faith in Jack and Rebecca, and realize that there's nothing untoward that happened.
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" He added that it is unlikely anything "untoward or hasty" will be done given the "solid India-China relations.
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The only hint of anything untoward is the five armed policemen guarding the bridge at the town of Cocachacra.
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It is using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms that can read a scan and detect anything untoward before humans can.
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During the meeting, Bharara said nothing "inappropriate" or "untoward" came up, including discussing the details of any ongoing cases.
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Top White House aides have repeatedly denied that Trump has used any untoward influence to end investigations into Russia.
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Police officials are promising there will be no untoward episodes as conventioneers confirm Donald Trump as their presidential nominee.
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"It is not illegal, unethical or untoward for Americans to steer an American election," Wohl told with NBC News.
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The court expressly noted the government's untoward statement at oral argument in its decision striking down the Minnesota law.
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"I haven't come across anything untoward," he added, though there is a discussion of booze quantities at splashdown parties.
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According to Chicago PD, both women said they were at the residence voluntarily and nothing untoward was going on.
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All this was open, not furtive, presumably because it never occurred to Biden that he was doing anything untoward.
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Hunter Biden's place on Burisma's board was untoward, even if it's preposterous for Trump to complain about nepotistic corruption.
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She told CNN earlier this year that she never did "anything that was untoward" with intelligence that she received.
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According to neighbors, Mr. Hassan had aroused few suspicions of untoward behavior, apart from getting involved in a fight.
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Its lopsided charm, though, reveals itself only when its shadowy storyline begins to peel off in weird, untoward directions.
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But instead of admitting the obvious, the Trump campaign has dug in its heels, insisting that nothing untoward occurred.
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"I know he had questions in mind about whether something untoward could actually happen at the consulate," she told Haberturk.
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Speaking the language fluently meant that he could communicate with the medical staff and overhear if they discussed anything untoward.
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The primary event that leads to such untoward immune reactions increasingly appears to be low-grade infections often involving fungi.
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Famous stars who open up about their troubles only make it easier for less-famous workers to report untoward behavior.
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NRA calls for check on Hillary Clinton by defeating Evan Bayh Aides to Bayh told CNN there was nothing untoward.
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Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte apologized for his untoward behavior in Rio and immediately lost almost every product endorsement he had.
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If the media could document everything untoward every candidate had ever done, campaigns and advocacy groups wouldn't employ opposition researchers.
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In his two-page declaration filed with the motion, McMonagle denied there was anything untoward about his relationship with Castor.
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Sheikh Hasina has said her government will not take responsibility for "untoward incidents" that befall people who express objectionable opinions.
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I only knew that something untoward was happening by an odd look that had appeared on my buddy Nick's face.
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When asked about this, Eddy L said he did not believe that MegaCams' facial recognition tool encouraged any untoward behavior.
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They reduce inflammatory and other untoward responses that lead to adverse effects on plaque, as well as many disease entities.
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Anecdotally, the men who fall to earth consistently refuse that they've done anything untoward, let alone worth apologising for. Why?
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Recognizing, by the way, that darn near every drug I prescribe a patient has some sort of untoward side effect.
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Anything untoward is marked for the attention of a handful of senior medics who patrol the area in green scrubs.
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Pat straight shoved Lonzo at halfcourt, took the ball from Lonzo's hand, turned around and called him an untoward name.
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The April circular had also stated that group admins would be held responsible for any content that leads to "untoward incidents".
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Within conservative military culture, association with anything untoward only serves to affirm the negative beliefs about servicewomen that many already hold.
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But I will say that it was obvious to me that he was in no way involved in any untoward activity.
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I'm not a heavy man, and I'm not doing anything untoward in the office chairs that would cause them undue stress.
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Trump has denied that she did anything untoward in writing her speech, and other Trump officials have similarly denied the charges.
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"I'm responsible for my side of the interaction, which was certainly I don't feel was in any way untoward," he continued.
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First, the Pentagon denied any untoward military buildup south of Kirkuk by Iraqi government forces in preparation for the city's takeover.
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That could mean stepping out front to cover for any untoward moments (there have been plenty of those at previous Oscars).
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Meanwhile, at Zimbabwe Open University, on the outskirts of the capital, Mugabe conferred degrees on students as if nothing was untoward.
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"But he has failed to show even once that specific reporting has been driven by any untoward motivations," the pair added.
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"The purpose of the warning is simple, to alert minority investors that those companies could see untoward price movements," Alder said.
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There is nothing mysterious or untoward about the system itself, as long as it's being used for commerce instead of politics.
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So, I hope that no one will do anything untoward against counsel, their children, their families, their firms, their cars, whatever.
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In the chaotic aftermath of World War II, Hildebrand Gurlitt was able to convince the authorities he had done nothing untoward.
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Lawrence told Variety she hadn't witnessed anything untoward from the producer personally, but what she'd read was enough to convince her.
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We know that the loudest squealers are usually the ones we've exposed doing something untoward—and that eventually they'll get theirs.
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Is there an epidemic of trans agitators exploiting their adopted genders to invade women's restrooms and do untoward stuff to young girls?
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If so, I missed all the paranoia over non-trans men sneaking into women's bathrooms, and doing untoward stuff to young girls.
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Because those interested in token sales are now almost fully educated on the pitfalls and benefits and anything untoward is immediately suspect.
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Only sideload an app if you're 100 percent sure it's not going to do anything untoward with your data or your device.
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But obviously no one wants to see any untoward conclusions drawn, and they've said, you know, they would not do it again.
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All of them said they had never seen nor heard of anything untoward at the cathedral in late 1996 or early 1997.
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She told TMZ a week after the party that Jason tried doing untoward things with the girls, who left the party crying.
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This scenario is probably what Fuller was alluding to on April 17, when he mentioned someone witnessed "untoward activity" at the scene.
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This wouldn't apply to a one-off action by an aide, but "a pattern and practice" of some sort of untoward activity.
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"There's some indication that they were aware that something untoward was going on, but they're not charged with any crimes," Sini said.
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So how could the alleged contacts between Trump people and the Russian government go from being unusual or untoward to outright criminal?
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"But he has failed to show even once that specific reporting has been driven by any untoward motivations," Kaye and Lanza said.
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"Something happened, and I believe it to be somewhat untoward — that there was foul play involved," he said at the news conference.
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On Thursday, Showtime said it had no record of allegations of untoward behavior by Mr. Halperin during his time on the series.
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Several top mushers defended him and echoed his theory that something unknown and untoward was at play in the backwoods of Alaska.
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It looks like Perez may have caught Umtiti, but they shake hands and there's no VAR to see if something untoward occurred.
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As for Brown, he's strongly denying he did anything untoward with his accuser, saying the contact with Britney Taylor was all consensual.
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But it is now the last day of the year, and nothing untoward has been heard, seen, or detected from North Korea.
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Don't want to do this because I'll forget someone whose work I love and it would be untoward to mention my wife.
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" When asked if he had ever witnessed any untoward behavior from Horowitz or knew anything about his firing, Olbermann said, "No, nothing.
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While the annual procession is often marred by violent scuffles, this year there were no reports of untoward incidents following heightened security measures.
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Barr explained that when he used the inflammatory word "spying" to describe federal probes of the Trump campaign, he wasn't suggesting anything untoward.
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Plus, based on the look on Pierre's face on the way down, it seems like he knows something untoward just happened to him.
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Pruitt and J. Steven Hart, the energy lobbyist whose wife partially owns the apartment, insist there was nothing untoward in the rental agreement.
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Wearing a hot pink headscarf, Bano said she left her previous job as a personal secretary after her boss started making "untoward advances".
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Showtime, where Halperin has co-hosted the political series The Circus, said Thursday it had not heard of any allegations of untoward behavior.
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And I think it is pretty outrageous to suggest that the FBI is doing something untoward; what they are doing is following leads.
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The next step is something Pasquale calls qualified transparency, where people from the outside inspect and see if there's something untoward going on.
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Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, suggested to reporters after a rally here Tuesday that Mr. Trump was seeking endorsements with untoward inducements.
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In 2014, Gabriel Sherman revealed the Chairman's reputation for alleged untoward sexual behavior in his unauthorized biography, The Loudest Voice in the Room.
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These data used to be printed out and laid on the hangar floor; engineers walked along them for hours, looking for anything untoward.
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Hilde Kate Lysiak got a tip Saturday afternoon about something untoward happening on 9th street in Selinsgrove, about 93 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
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"Maybe they would be fearful if they are monitored, to lessen if not totally eliminate untoward incidents," Legarda told the ANC news channel.
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Kavanaugh claims to have noticed nothing untoward, including not remembering being on the recipient list for Kozinski's email distribution list for dirty jokes.
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This raises the very real risk that Trump's economic policies could destabilize the global economy with untoward consequences for the U.S. economic recovery.
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If there were any sort of untoward Trump campaign–Russian government relationship during the campaign, we'd expect some follow-up after Trump won.
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Colon hit Torres with an 0-2 fastball in his next at-bat, but neither Boone nor Torres thought it was anything untoward.
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Mr. Franco plays Warlord, a postapocalyptic villain he essays with relish that sometimes seems untoward, particularly in his hostile interactions with female characters.
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Mr. Isakov denies that there was anything untoward about the contract, and says that neither he nor any other Kyrgyz official selected TBEA.
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If Mr. Trump is genuinely innocent of any untoward connections with the Kremlin, wouldn't he want a full investigation to clear his name?
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I haven't heard anything or seen anything that leads me to believe there's some conspiracy at DOJ or FBI or anything untoward happened.
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In the past year, Musk has gotten into a lot of trouble over his erratic and untoward behavior on the social media site.
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Unfortunately for Cech and many others, this arrangement can license this untoward behavior from photographers like Richardson, clients, and even the models' own agents.
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CN: And by the way, whoever heard me say anything that sounds untoward, I guarantee you Lyrebyrde has something to do with it. Definitely.
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In the end, the question comes down to this: Has the president faithfully executed the responsibilities of the office, free of untoward foreign influence?
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Redrafting contracts does not mean that GroupM UK has done anything untoward — and as the statement points out, the company wants to enhance clarity.
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But nevertheless, they were under attack, Greg, for quite some time, saying that everything was untoward with respect to the election, with Russian collusion.
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He took some heat from some folks on social media who felt it was untoward to make a buck on such a holy day.
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But they would suffer from these really untoward events… Things like an infant burn victim all of a sudden going into a respiratory attack.
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Nunes and other Trump allies in Congress are demanding documents about this source, professing there may have been something untoward going on with him.
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There is "nothing unusual" or "untoward", she wrote, "about parties pressing, and courts giving full consideration to" constitutional challenges, whether or not they succeed.
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"We've written to the Italian government and we've said 'look, if something untoward happens, don't worry, we will step into the breach'," O'Leary said.
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The Rubio camp also introduced a so-called "Nevada Truth Squad" email for supporters to message in the event they witness any untoward behavior.
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And we&aposre going to make sure he&aposs treated fairly and nothing untoward he didn&apost suggest anything other than he&aposs frustrated.
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Mr Al Menhali, who has a history of health problems, collapsed shortly after the police uncuffed him after realising he was doing nothing untoward.
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Rajan Raghuram: Well I think at this point the biggest risk is the combination of rising interest rates and some untoward action on trade.
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Since he won the presidency, his supporters have always cut him slack and turned a blind eye to his personality quirks and untoward remarks.
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She found life in Sweden eye-opening, particularly the assumption that there was nothing unusual or untoward about women combining work and family obligations.
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Elaborate ship models made by a Yemeni man out of cardboard and glue-stiffened cloth were X-rayed to ensure they contained nothing untoward.
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It may seem untoward to suggest that anything good is emerging from the ethnically dis-United States at this frightening juncture in its history.
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Andrew has denied seeing or suspecting anything untoward when visiting Epstein's home in 2010 — after Epstein was convicted of procuring a minor for prostitution.
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But despite Giuliani having little conceivable role in the federal budgeting process, Trump argued Wednesday there was nothing untoward about Giuliani's contact with OMB.
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No matter who declares victory, tens of millions of Americans will be convinced — truly convinced — that the outcome isn't legitimate because untoward forces intervened.
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The deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, who appointed Mr. Mueller, has also repeatedly said he has seen nothing untoward in Mr. Mueller's conduct.
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A lawyer for Trump Jr. tells CNN that there was nothing untoward about the gathering, as the visitors simply pitched marketing and social media strategies.
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You could compare the city-state's penal system to a beefed-up, nationwide "broken windows" policy that aims to stop untoward behavior before it begins.
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The law student says Rubenfeld then told her about Kavanaugh's alleged preferences where female clerks were concerned, but emphasized that he hadn't heard anything untoward.
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And knock off the shoulder chip if you've let 'leaders' burden you with it through their example that sadly capitalizes on division for untoward purposes.
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Written and programmed before allegations were made against Harvey Weinstein, there's nothing sexually untoward between Mr. Penhall's protagonists, played by Ben Chaplin and Seána Kerslake.
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" Asked about the conspiracy theories, Turley said, "There's obviously an insatiable desire from many people to look at facts and see something untoward or suspicious.
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The attack on Attorney General Sessions is the continuation of a Democrat party effort to undermine the Trump administration with allegations of untoward Russian influence.
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The group administration of each group will also be held responsible for the posts on their groups and any irresponsible remarks leading to "untoward incidents".
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In a "smoking gun" of absolutely nothing, the anonymous poster suggested that the clip showed something untoward about one of America's newest members of Congress.
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Some of China's untoward trade and economic practices can be attacked by trade actions in the WTO, which the EU and Japan have recently launched.
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That in turn could reignite the eurozone sovereign debt crisis, which could have very untoward consequences for both the U.S. and the global economic recoveries.
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This, of course, is exactly how these corporate gymnastics are supposed to work: obfuscate, and make it impossible to ever prove anything untoward was happening.
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Moscow denies the hacking allegations, and Kaspersky has repeatedly denied it has any untoward relationship with any government, saying the accusations against it lack evidence.
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According to the IAAF, which verified the authenticity of the AP's documents, those policies were never put in place, and are not really untoward, anyway.
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If either of these happen — or, of course, if the FBI turns up anything else untoward — then Clinton's candidacy might really be in deep trouble.
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A Pokémon based on a pile of cream has drawn some untoward comparisons, but the more I learn about Alcremie, the more bizarre it seems.
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Hunter Biden made untold sums of money while his father was Vice President of the United States in highly dubious and almost certainly untoward ways.
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Ultimately the FBI found that nothing was untoward in Clinton's situation and while the decision to run her own server was reckless, it was not unprecedented.
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Although he had instant chemistry with the former supermodel, O'Connell denies that anything untoward happened while she was still married to the Full House star, 53.
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Bharara himself suggested that something untoward was going on, sending some cryptic-sounding tweets, one of which referred to the "Moreland Commission," which New York Gov.
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The game's data was never in public hands, and there's no need to risk something untoward being seen by letting the public get hold of it.
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For most people without a family history or symptoms, colonoscopy is generally recommended starting at age 50, then every 10 years if nothing untoward is found.
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There does not, however, seem to be anything untoward — Parscale's claim that 90% of these funds are going directly to online advertising appears to be accurate.
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Speaking on Wednesday in Moscow, Bolton said it is "complete nonsense" to think the meeting proves that there is something untoward about the Trump-Putin relationship.
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Labor asked the question during Parliamentary Question Time on Tuesday, and the Prime Minister's answers quickly turned to the untoward actions of Labor Senator Sam Dastyari.
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Rohit Kansal, Jammu and Kashmir spokesman, told a news conference that there had been no untoward incidents from areas where the security forces had relaxed restrictions.
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A security guard who went to the scene saw nothing untoward and the police failed to send any officers, a mistake for which they have apologized.
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There were a few minor stumbles but nothing untoward and Djokovic cut a relaxed, but focused, figure as he impressed the Champagne-popping country club crowd.
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America has a habit of romanticizing the playboy as much as the cowboy, but there is often something untoward about the playboy, unseemly, predatory and broken.
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Instead, they say, any untoward behavior by Trump uncovered during an investigation of the July 8 statement could be handed over to Congress for impeachment proceedings.
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He says: 'Everything that you've done so far has been fair, but if you do anything untoward, I'll come after you with everything that I have.
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Hirsch cited the dissent written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: If these untoward consequences stemmed from legislative choices, I would be obliged to accede to them.
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Now, their new position seems to be: There can't be anything untoward going on here because the president is being so blatant about soliciting foreign help.
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According to Ross, the U.S. hopes that India "does not inadvertently subject itself to untoward security risk" by using 5G equipment from the Chinese tech giant.
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A witness told the court that he had seen Pell at the pool "on numerous occasions", but had never seen anything untoward nor experienced anything improper.
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Sanders in his letter also singled out CAP's president, a close adviser to Clinton during the 2016 campaign, accusing her of hypocrisy and untoward "personal" criticism.
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The more Vice President Pence is involved in untoward, and perhaps illegal, conduct by the president or his aides, the less viable Pence-as-successor becomes.
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The video includes snippets from the deposition of Kesha's mom, in which she also denies being told anything about untoward conduct involving Luke and her daughter.
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Others said the move revealed an untoward coziness with a pro-Israel lobbying organization known for advancing hardline policies that aren't always in step with US interests.
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They have their role — whether it's the glamorous wife or the organizing sister — supporting Kim Jong Un and making him look good and ensuring nothing untoward happens.
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AG: Well you're always worried that you're going to have some untoward events that result in unintended consequences like you mentioned, but I'm actually much more hopeful.
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How relevant is Cambridge Analytica and was there a coordinated effort by the Trump campaign or associates to gather intelligence or untoward opposition research on Hillary Clinton?
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Despite eating record fines from the FTC this week for illegally collecting data on minors and potentially facilitating similarly untoward online contact between adults and minors, Musical.
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It's hard to deny Lynch's ultimate conclusion: Even if nothing untoward happened in that conversation with Bill Clinton, it was still a bad idea for both parties.
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By undermining investor confidence that policy is being run in a responsible manner, such interference with central bank independence can lead to very untoward financial market consequences.
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Former "Bachelor" contestant AshLee Frazier thinks nothing untoward happened between Corinne and DeMario on "Bachelor in Paradise" and strongly believes they should come back and hook up.
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Shares of the electric-car pioneer Tesla were hit due to a combination of Mr. Musk's missteps (including untoward tweeting) and the myriad complexities in producing cars.
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According to general relativity, you would not notice anything untoward — "no drama," in the parlance — as you fell past the edge of a black hole toward doom.
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Article II held Nixon accountable for a collection of abuses of power and also, significantly, for the acts of his subordinates in pursuit of his untoward goals.
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Hopefully Trump's economic team grasps how a further weakening of the European economy could have untoward spillover effects on the global economy that could reach our shores.
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Current and former Justice Department officials said that it would be neither illegal nor untoward for Mr. Trump to ask world leaders to cooperate with Mr. Barr.
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Rice denied those allegations in an interview with CNN's Fareed Zakaria over the weekend, saying she never did "anything that was untoward" with intelligence that she received.
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That may be true to some extent, Lipton said: "There isn't a huge motivation to go looking for any untoward effects [of hormonal birth control]," he said.
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There's nothing untoward about it — the law is designed to allow private citizens to assume important public roles without conflicts of interest related to their personal wealth.
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Not for anything untoward, I hasten to add, but because you are likely to have felt your eyelids getting heavier and heavier, almost from the play's inception.
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And both of them are aligned against Cambridge Analytica executives who protest that they've done nothing untoward, despite bragging in private about their supervillain-esque powers of manipulation.
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Let's say — and I'm not suggesting you're doing anything untoward — you do things in your life that you wouldn't want to share with all your friends on Instagram.
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Appearing Sunday on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS," Rice denied that she did anything "untoward" with the intelligence that she received while serving in the Obama White House. Sen.
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If past is prologue to the future, in the year ahead, Mnuchin is almost certain to get a costly economic tutorial from the untoward consequences of his policies.
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If a physician was aware of the MIC and prescribed more than the dose in the literature and there was an untoward reaction the malpractice lawyers would pounce.
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Her voice is spectacular, but it's her confidence that sells it, bantering with the familiar candor of a corner bartender while navigating the set through untoward stylistic shifts.
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That job security could essentially inspire the courage necessary to stand up to a president's orders -- or suggestions -- of any act that appears partisan, untoward, unethical or illegal.
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When those laws are ignored — and when the press is met with hostility, defiance, and indifference — it becomes more difficult to guarantee that nothing untoward is going on.
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And more broadly, one can make the case that understanding Trump's and his family's finances is necessary to figure out whether they have any untoward links with Moscow.
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There, Pompeo repeatedly insisted that there was nothing untoward about the president&aposs private meeting with Putin, which made the absence of any notes from the meeting puzzling.
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A pair of thick socks will keep feet unrestricted and cozy while you nap or enjoy movies (and prevent any untoward smells when you remove shoes), says Davis.
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In just the last week, Trump has attracted media scrutiny for untoward comments he's made about women and for allegedly impersonating his own publicist and then lying about it.
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In terms of performance this kit is obviously as good as your LAN network but I did a bit of testing using my home network and saw nothing untoward.
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Turkcell first sued Johannesburg-based MTN in a U.S. court in 2012, alleging that the company used bribery and other untoward means to ultimately win the licence over Turkcell.
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The recent hubbub over Australian rugby league player Mitchell Pearce, who was caught simulating untoward things to a dog while allegedly drunk on Tuesday, is a pretty awful story.
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Neighbors inside the gated Duluth, GA community tell us they were aware of "a bunch" of women coming and going, but say nothing seemed untoward at the rented home.
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"Some of my colleagues' recollections of conversations and interactions may differ from mine, but I do not view those differences as the results of an untoward purpose," Morrison said.
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I think the question reflects a human desire to revisit events that occurred over a lifetime, and speculate whether a change in course could have avoided an untoward outcome.
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He started replying to a lot of my tweets, but it was initially just pop culture stuff so I didn't think there was anything particularly untoward at that stage.
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It was Sondland's text messages denying the existence of a quid pro quo, obtained by Congress earlier this month, that Trump pointed to as proof he did nothing untoward.
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Cohen said he had no direct evidence that Trump or his campaign colluded with Moscow during the election campaign, but that he had suspicions that something untoward had occurred.
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It's about a small group of citizens who back in 1971 had the vibe that the FBI was doing something untoward in terms of spying on and discrediting people.
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There's nothing untoward going on in Carolina and Humpty's relationship, to be sure — but at a minimum, it's impossible to imagine Allen isn't aware of what their relationship evokes.
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Crucially, the real-time data captured to determine if anything untoward is taking place in your home is processed on the device itself rather than being shared to the cloud.
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"During Mark's time working with us, we have not seen nor have there been allegations of any untoward behavior," Showtime Networks previously said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News.
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That means we're probably looking at three rate hikes this year unless something really untoward happens in Europe or in some of the big emerging markets to create global turmoil.
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" In a recent interview with Times Now, an Indian news channel, Mr. Patekar said nothing untoward had happened on the film set and added, "I don't hide anything or lie.
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Around the same time, Trump made a similarly unconvincing defense of corruption that benefits him, arguing that since he's not directing anyone to do it, there's nothing untoward about it.
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Chris Marx, a senior vice president at Savills, a commercial real estate consulting firm, who identified Blue Hill Plaza for Groupe SEB, the appliance manufacturer, said nothing untoward had happened.
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The first is that little that has been tweeted in criticism of Bloomberg has been as crude or untoward as Bloomberg allegedly telling an employee to kill her unborn child.
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" Asked under cross-examination what he would have done had he noticed the Navy SEALs do anything untoward in treating the captive, Jubouri replied: "Any mistake, I would stop him.
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"The delegate system has been in place a long time and contested conventions haven't happened in a while, but there's nothing untoward about them and nothing unprecedented about them," she said.
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PARIS, June 4 (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron's chief of staff, Alexis Kohler, will respond to allegations of conflict of interest by proving he did nothing untoward, the president's office said on Monday.
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Now Mirvis and his team have added a further twist, allowing for constant background checks over time, ensuring nothing untoward comes up after five months behind the keyboard or meat slicer.
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But Bentley was embroiled in scandal at the time, and questions soon arose about whether there was anything untoward in his appointment of Strange, who was supposed to be investigating him.
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"At a time when there are shortages of medicines — critical medicines — there's a lot of untoward activity that can take place, like counterfeits and poor quality products," she told the Times.
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The idea that the obscenely rich see nothing untoward in parking hundreds of millions of dollars on a rare but unexceptional painting is not just lamentable; it is obscene as well.
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Some may feel, in this Trumpus Caesar summer, that such raillery, let alone the underlying idea of trying to understand why Americans have shot presidents, is an untoward or trite provocation.
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"In fact, the founding generation saw nothing untoward about provisionally delegating the power to make rules so long as Congress did not permanently alienate its power to make laws," they wrote.
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Even if nothing untoward happened during the meeting, Sessions had to have understood how sensitive it was for a top adviser to the Trump campaign to meet with the Russian ambassador.
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Pruitt alleged the federal government had used untoward tactics to reach "friendly settlements" with an environmental group that itself sued the feds after they missed a deadline to make the listing determinations.
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" Hatch, asked about a likely public hearing with the president's son in the future, said: "I don't know, but I think it's untoward to just go after the president's sons like that.
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Sudden springtime warmth—one of the untoward weather events to which Mr Enerstvedt says the plateau is increasingly prone as the climate changes—had spoiled the conditions on the saboteurs' route south.
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Stone initially declined to reveal his name to the House Intelligence Committee because he said they had an "off-the-record" conversation, though he insisted there was nothing untoward about their conversation.
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"Every year, when the Nobel Prize in Literature is announced, someone is sent to my home to babysit me in case I'm bombarded by international press and say something untoward," Yan said.
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As accounts continue to pile up about Moore's past, the controversial Republican nominee has continued to deny any untoward behavior, attacked the media and threatened to take legal action of some kind.
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In a society predicated toward sloth and sitting, it's a boon friend and wrist companion, and at $99 it's a great way to suggest someone should get out more without untoward chiding.
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"I think that if he, the president, does something untoward, in terms of interfering with the orderly completion of the investigation, the Senate will find some way to assert itself," Starr said.
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Thus, the wise consumer with an allergic tendency might consider switching periodically to a different product and should certainly stop using any moisturizer that seems to be setting off an untoward reaction.
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But Republicans argued that Democrats were trying to cover up the fact that he told investigators behind closed doors that he saw nothing untoward between the Trump administration and the Ukrainian government.
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Well, it is not at all clear to me that this will not be the last year of Donald Trump's term, should these investigations reveal something untoward between his regime and Russia.
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The Duke of York said he did not notice anything untoward on any of those visits and theorized that Mr. Epstein and his staff had behaved differently when the prince was around.
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Filed by one Baltazar Avalos, this most recent class-action suit alleges, among other chargers, that Bitconnect and its principles engaged in breach of contract, fraud, and unjust enrichment, among other untoward practices.
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In one case, an employee of the country&aposs domestic intelligence agency was inside an internet cafe when the owner was gunned down, but claimed not to have seen or heard anything untoward.
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The U.S. clampdown comes even though officials have offered no public evidence to suggest the company has done anything untoward or that the Russian government is using its software to launch cyber attacks.
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Whatever happened that night -- and the only on-the-record account we have insists nothing untoward occurred -- by the time the proverbial check had been paid, four careers and reputations had been damaged.
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But if Bolton and Hill felt like something untoward happened, they may not have chatted with Sondland about it solely to stay out of trouble — after all, they did go to a lawyer.
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Cohen told the House Oversight Committee he had no direct evidence that Trump or his campaign colluded with Moscow during the election campaign, but that he had suspicions that something untoward had occurred.
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Obstruction of justice, money-laundering, untoward contacts with foreign governments—it is unclear where the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation will land and what might eventually rouse the attention of the U.S. Senate.
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We're not suggesting anything untoward on their part, we're just simply responding to some media reports and asking them to clarify what their policy is and whether or not they've been following it.
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In an email to The New York Times, Ms. Rippey-Tourk, now Ms. Rippey Gibney, called the affair "a very unpleasant mistake" but said she did not feel Mr. Newsom did anything untoward.
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On one job interview, he was asked that if he saw something untoward, would he report it to superiors within the team and the athletic department or would he go to the authorities?
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Anyway, one might ask, if this is all a big witch hunt and Mr. Trump has nothing illegal or untoward to hide, why does he care about the privilege in the first place?
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He'll now have potentially his most difficult assignment on stage, standing up for his family and convincing voters that there was nothing untoward about what his son was doing in Ukraine or China.
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Both Joe — who, at the time, was vice president — and Hunter have insisted that nothing untoward happened to land him the gig, though it was likely a hire based on the Biden name.
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Another tweet seized on a 2016 quote from Obama that was played on "Fox & Friends" Tuesday morning, in which the former president appeared to wave off concerns about untoward influence in the election.
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The Justice Department had handed over a log of communications between its antitrust division and the White House that referenced the merger, and Leon wrote that there was nothing "untoward" in those documents.
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But as Vox's Libby Nelson noted, he wasn't exactly capable of doing so: Trump at first seemed willing to offer a mea culpa for his remarks, agreeing they were untoward "locker room" comments.
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Moreover, the interest of Kislyak in determining the position of the new administration on sanctions is not unheard of in Washington, or necessarily untoward to raise with one of the incoming national security advisers.
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Were a summit meeting like a blind date, one might relish the "spur of the moment," for example, a post-lunch run together to the movies, or even an untoward come-on or two.
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Someone is out to get you — could be a longtime foe or a new rival, the astral indicators are ambiguous on this point — and they may use any untoward thing you say against you.
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Dr. Minalma Pandey, the medical director at Swacon who wrote the report, said in an interview that she was aware of the trekkers' complaints, but insisted that nothing untoward had happened at the hospital.
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There is a familiar dynamic in New York when the well-heeled put their money behind a new idea: an assumption that something untoward is afoot, including a creeping privatization that must be resisted.
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In an email cited in the complaint, he said, it "implies a danger of untoward reactions and hazards that simply aren't there" and he pushed for a "less threatening" way to describe Purdue's opioids.
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The Bee is also designed basically to supplement more traditional passive monitoring, and can be deployed on demand to provide more detailed information and live views of any untoward activity detected on your property.
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The Guptas have denied there was anything untoward in their relationship with former president Zuma, but their ties are being investigated in an inquiry that could take months, or even years, to be concluded.
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After nearly three weeks in which it denied anything untoward had happened at its diplomatic premises in Turkey, Saudi Arabia admitted Khashoggi had died but said it was the accidental result of a brawl.
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Once FDA officials are aware that untoward events have been associated with a medication, even if they ultimately prove unrelated to its use, such knowledge could consciously or unconsciously influence their review of it.
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When he was in government, he routinely released his tax returns, though his station was well below the presidency and there weren't rampant suspicions about untoward influences on him and sinister conflicts of interest.
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"The UK government set up a special unit staffed by ex-GCHQ folk to trawl through every inch of the software (and hardware) to make sure there was nothing untoward in there," Woodward said.
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The Guptas have denied that there was anything untoward in their relationship with former president Zuma, but their ties will be investigated as part of an influence-peddling inquiry due to start later this year.
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It also comes packed with an artificial intelligence-powered system called Guardian, which picks up on deviations in route patterns and gets Ola to check with the driver or customer that "nothing untoward" is happening.
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Run a thorough scan using your antivirus software (and preferably using a standalone scanner on top of that) to make sure nothing untoward has harnessed your computer's resources for a new botnet or anything else.
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Last September an MP from the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD), Pavel Gamov, managed to get kicked off one of these junkets by demanding that his hosts pay his bar tab and other untoward expenses.
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In this view, a news media that is eager to bring the President down has manipulated the public, made up information through false "unnamed sources" and called regular interactions untoward just to generate a scandal.
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The state government said its spokesman Rohit Kansal had told a news conference in Srinagar that the situation remained "peaceful, with no untoward incident reported from the areas where relaxation was given in prohibitory orders".
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), the DNC chairwoman, on Wednesday pushed back against allegations from the Sanders camp that there was something untoward about a joint fundraising agreement the Clinton campaign has with the committee.
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If there is, in fact, "NO COLLUSION" or otherwise untoward or illegal behavior to conceal, and only potentially embarrassing political details, the applicable lesson from the Clinton saga is: Either be truthful -- or quiet. 3.
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In a private room, there was something untoward going on around the table, but we would never find out, since they slammed the door on my face when I tried to stick my nose in.
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Even if your sleep is not disrupted, that amount of caffeine has been associated with an irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure, jitteriness, irritability and anxiety, all of which can have untoward effects on cardiovascular function.
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Past painful experience would suggest that should the Fed indeed be forced to raise interest rates rapidly to forestall inflation, we could have a major bust in asset prices that could have untoward economic consequences.
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The quicker you get warned about something untoward happening, the quicker you can do something about it, so delve into the notifications settings for your bank of choice to see what kind of options are available.
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What the public sees as Facebook's failure to recognize the extent to which it could be manipulated for untoward ends, employees view as a flawed hindsight justification for circumstances that mostly fell well beyond their control.
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Suggestions such as adding to gold, S&P 500 put options and long Japanese yen and Swiss franc positions are sensible but predictable in advance of binary events that could have untoward effects on risk assets.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Duduzane Zuma, the son of South Africa's President, said on Thursday there was "nothing untoward" about his links with the Gupta brothers - businessmen accused of using their friendship with his family to win contracts.
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Through self-inspections and spot checks, the CBRC wants to make sure there is no untoward behavior in interbank investment and financing and the investment of wealth management product funds, two sources with direct knowledge said.
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" At a Bengali New Year celebration last month, she reportedly said the writings of bloggers criticizing Islam were "filthy words" and asked why the government should take responsibility if those writings "lead to any untoward incidents?
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If a person chooses to drink alcohol, smoke marijuana or use any other mind-altering drug, he or she has made a conscious decision and should be held accountable for any untoward results of that choice.
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Trudeau's version of events was backed up by Michael Wernick, the head of the federal civil service, who was present for several top-level meetings with Wilson-Raybould last year and said nothing untoward had happened.
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Although there was nothing untoward about claiming the benefit, it touched a nerve in a country that has suffered the effects of a debilitating financial crisis and where a third of the population lives in poverty.
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This choice follows Google and Facebook in banning cryptocurrency services that are not necessarily scams or even untoward, but are associated with an industry that has a whole lot of that going on all the time.
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Parents, as well as other family members and friends, can play a critical role in recognizing a girl or boy with an eating disorder and getting the person into therapy that can head off untoward consequences.
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" She zealously parrots his contention that there's no evidence of anything untoward between his campaign and Russia, dismissing his hapless namesake's infamous meeting in Trump Tower with a Russian emissary as "pretty standard campaign operating procedure.
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And now he has taken to suggesting Sanders is being robbed again although, unlike 2016, there is no evidence that Democratic Party officials are doing anything untoward to hurt the Vermont senator or help his rivals.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) top adviser for Superfund cleanups says he did not have the financial resources to fight a federal regulator's decision to ban him from the banking sector, but says nothing "untoward" happened.
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Among the group of at least 16 women who have accused the president of untoward behavior, however, are a reporter who has interviewed Trump, a contestant from his reality TV show and a former business partner.
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Rohrabacher said "none of the meetings were untoward or inappropriate," per the Times: "I want to treat Russia as if it is a nation state that deserves to be judged as all other nation states are judged."
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We got Scott leaving "Good Morning America" and he was still fired up, saying Eggert is incapable of telling a consistent story and points to other interviews where she has said nothing untoward ever happened between them.
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Sources close to Trent tell TMZ, he's adamant he did nothing untoward and believes some of MJ's brothers and sisters want him out of the way so they have a clear path to Katherine and MJ's estate.
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The move -- long overdue in the eye of most political scientists -- is a direct response to revelations that a senior Labor senator has had untoward dealings with a Chinese businessman who has donated to Australian political parties.
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Because that river is a place where they found the body of Emmett Till, who was lynched by white men when he was 14 because they thought that he had done something untoward to a white woman.
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"Money going to members of Congress, inclusive of that which goes to Democrats, can certainly have an untoward influence on the strength of the necessary new regulations on issues from privacy to antitrust, and more," she said.
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Gupta and his family have denied there was anything untoward in their relationship with former president Zuma, but their ties are being investigated in an influence-peddling inquiry that could take months or years to be concluded.
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"We remain fearful that there may still be untoward incidents because of the strong winds, the like of which have never been experienced before, and flash floods might recur," Lim told reporters in Penang, according to Bernama.
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Should the eurozone come apart because of untoward political and economic developments in a major eurozone member country like Italy, the U.K.'s decision last year to leave Europe would have proved to be a prescient one.
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According to a March 18 referral to the committee by the Office of Congressional Ethics, several women came to Meadows' deputy chief of staff in the fall of 2014 with complaints that West was making untoward comments.
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Clinton's presidential campaign said that there was nothing untoward about the request and that it related to an emergency trip that Mr. Clinton took to North Korea in 2009 to negotiate the release of two American journalists. Mrs.
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Mr. Bolton said the president had already had "two unconditional meetings with Kim Jong-un," in Singapore and Hanoi, and he did not see "anything untoward" in Mr. Abe pursuing a similar meeting with the North Korean leader.
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Her aim was not so much to ensure that the maximum aid would reach the greatest number of people but to guard against the prospect that too much federal support might reach insufficiently vulnerable people with untoward quickness.
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When foreign policy revolves around alliances with untoward regimes that we don't hold to international human rights standards because they serve our national interest, we create the conditions for this kind of crisis to happen again and again.
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"I categorically deny any direct or indirect involvement in any untoward conduct and confirm that I have never breached any law, regulation or rule of ethics in respect of any IOC election process," Fredericks said in a statement.
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"What this shows is that you can transplant edited cells that have all sorts of unwanted things happen to their genome and the cells appear to be fine and they don't have any untoward effects on patients," he says.
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FBI agents, on the other hand, think that more aggressive prosecution of people who have not registered would discourage untoward activity, up to and including spying — but they can't pursue such cases without the backing of the enforcement unit.
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Our sources say Meek asked the guard why he couldn't come in, saying he didn't do anything untoward in the past -- he had only been there once before, with Nicki Minaj for a Jay-Z event 5 years ago.
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The public disclosure of merger talks is triggered under the code when a number of factors occur, such as rumors in the market that a deal is in the works or "untoward movement" in a takeover target's stock price.
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It doesn't usually take long for news of a big scam to reach the press, and if you're giving the headlines at least a cursory glance every day then you'll be in a better position to spot something untoward.
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In October, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a conference in New Delhi that he hopes India, the world's second largest telecom market, "does not inadvertently subject itself to untoward security risk" by using 5G equipment from Huawei.
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At the restaurant, he said that he didn't think there was anything untoward about the call: "I've had a relationship with him since my days at the D.I.A."—the Defense Intelligence Agency, which Flynn directed from 2012 to 20123.
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That the Trumps objected and denied this reflected not just their legal situation but a growing social consensus that things like naked racism and sexism were untoward — things few people wanted to be accused of or forced to defend.
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The President and some House Republicans who are vocal critics of the Russia investigation have also seized on Ohr and Steele's connection as proof of an untoward association between government officials and the roots of the special counsel's investigation.
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After Manchester United defeated Liverpool 2-1 on Saturday, the former Liverpool player and current Sky Sports commentator was being provoked by a Manchester United fan, and so he decided to hock a huge one toward the untoward fan.
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But look at how he&aposs besmirched himself and thus by extension the FBI that he had going out and doing these interviews, saying these things that are untoward, unprofessional things, saying that Donald Trump was morally unfit for office.
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Parker didn't understand that a young girl could be distraught at untoward attention—saying she should be flattered—but in her own shoes, he found he didn't in fact, appreciate "the compliment implied" by the paparazzi taking photographs of him.
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This question doesn't have a definitive answer, but past evidence suggests that the lowering of the OSP is largely in line with the underlying market structure, and therefore doesn't show any untoward concern about market share on the part of Aramco.
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The decorated Iraq War vet bore witness to a litany of untoward acts, telling Congress that key words were left out of the official rough transcript of the now-infamous July 25 call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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"We have somebody who is independent, who has no dog in that fight, who sits at that table-- and if they are seeing a pattern of untoward activity, it is their job and obligation, to blow the whistle," Miller said.
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The apparent lack of anything untoward in Malik's interview in Pakistan for a K-1 "fiancée" visa that she was subsequently granted underscores the difficulty facing President Barack Obama's administration as it seeks ways to improve security vetting of visa applicants.
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And you would think that, in probing the recesses of his mind for any contacts or meetings that seemed at all untoward, being summoned to meet with a Russian lawyer who promised dirt on Hillary Clinton would have popped up.
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"We remain fearful that there may still be untoward incidents because of the strong winds, the like of which have never been experienced before, and flash floods might recur," Lim told reporters in Penang earlier on Sunday, according to Bernama.
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The disarray was evident as Mr. Trump's campaign and senior Republicans offered conflicting explanations for the similarities in the speeches, with some officials conceding that the passages were lifted and demanding accountability, and others arguing that nothing untoward had occurred.
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Players' Tribune is expanding into Europe and looking to grow revenue at a time when more advertisers are looking for "brand safe" environments where their messages will not be in danger of being juxtaposed to untoward content nearby, Levick said.
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" The Republican National Committee circulated talking points to party associates calling the report "a total vindication" of Mr. Trump and his campaign, brushing past page after page of untoward behavior while declaring that "it's time for the investigators to be investigated.
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And the Henson Company clearly trusts that the audiences who turned the film into a cult classic, despite its untoward, bleak tone, is an audience who will stick around for whatever lies ahead — even if what lies ahead is darkness.
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Republicans on the committee objected to what they felt were untoward Democratic tactics in the run-up to the interview, noting that Democratic committee staff met with Cohen several times before the hearing without telling the Republicans, according to the sources.
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"They had maternal mortality and severe morbidity, which I think is another important piece of information, because a lot of times, people are focused on the baby, and they forget that there is some untoward maternal outcomes, as well," she said.
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Upon actually meeting the band members, I remember feeling oh-so-clearly that I wanted nothing more than to go home, which, thankfully, I could and did (and, to be clear, nothing untoward was ever suggested by any of them).
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I don't see that critique and your assertion that this film confronts the escapism of superhero movies as mutually exclusive; in a sense, the audaciously ridiculous nature of extremist pundits feels like an escape from a reality their followers find untoward.
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"We no longer have to do this secretly or be clandestine anymore and it allows us to show that there is nothing untoward happening," a 70-year-old man who identified himself as Johnny told AFP while enjoying the Vincennes nudist zone.
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Sainsbury's said in a statement that the meat-free meatballs were made at a meat-free factory and that it carried out regular checks and had found no issues, adding that its probe into the Telegraph's claims had not found anything untoward.
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King asked the Jackson family how they could be sure their brother and uncle never did anything untoward when it came to Robson and Safechuck, to which Marlon said, "The facts are public record," referring to his brother's trials in the past.
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If the aim here was to imply that Allen was too inept and unsophisticated to have ever attempted anything untoward with Dylan, Merkin and Previn also give the impression of Allen as a socially cloistered man with a tenuous grasp on reality.
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Ask yourself this: Why, if there was nothing worrisome or untoward about Trump's dealings with Russia, would he instruct Cohen to lie about the depth and breadth of the conversations between the Trumps and the Russians regarding a potential construction project in Moscow?
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It reflects a world in which the minute sliver of the obscenely rich see nothing untoward in parking hundreds of millions of dollars on a rare but unexceptional painting that may well spend the next several years in a tax-free storage facility.
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In this image-conscious land, where publicists sometimes seem to outnumber people to publicize, the rule is to avoid being linked with controversy by any means necessary, lest you risk having your brand being tarnished or any of your own untoward behavior exposed.
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It wouldn't take too much effort for Mr. Trump to suggest that Mr. Sanders did something untoward or un-American during that 10-day trip, and he has friends in high places in the Russian government who could help in this regard.
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According to various news outlets, the White House and Justice Department told the inspector general for intelligence matters there was nothing to the whistleblower's report that a high level official, most likely the President, communicated in some untoward way with a foreign leader.
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Although not direct proof that inside information was passed, this type of circumstantial evidence can go a long way toward showing that something untoward was going on, especially when few investors have that much money to throw around on a speculative bet.
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But former U.S. officials have told CNBC there is nothing unusual or untoward about issuing 810 authorizations to a country that does not have a 123 Agreement in place with the U.S. Part 810 agreements can actually help lay the groundwork for a 123 Agreement.
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If you're using a traditional (non-solid-state) hard disk in Windows, free applications such as CrystalDiskInfo and HDD Health will tap into the diagnostic info being reported back by your installed drives and let you know if there's anything untoward to know about.
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At the shadiest end of the scale you have your pirated software from the darkest corners of the web—install anything (whether an app or a movie) from these places and you're really running the risk of something untoward taking hold of your system.
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Will and Tom share a tent, but there isn't a hint of anything untoward in their relationship, and the fact that they inhabit a forest, occasionally breaking camp and swiftly moving on, doesn't make them eco-warriors, fugitives, or radical experimentalists, let alone mystics.
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Yet despite extensive coverage of the scandal by the local news media, one question has remained largely unanswered: How did McKinsey, with its vast influence, impeccable research credentials and record of advising companies and governments on best practices, become entangled in such an untoward affair?
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Russia views Belarus as a buffer between its western border and Europe as ties with the West have sunk to post-Cold War lows, but it denies there is anything untoward with its union state project and says Belarus is a close and valued ally.
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Mr. Castor marched Mr. Sondland through a lengthy series of questions to emphasize the point that Mr. Trump never personally told him there was any quid pro quo — highlighting that Mr. Sondland had no clear proof that the president was personally orchestrating anything untoward.
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Inevitably now it's like when you hear about something being manipulated or something untoward happening online, you can look to the root of it and there are often examples of things coming from Russian IPA addresses or foreign entities like the Internet Research Agency.
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I feel confident that he'd be able to return the favor, given that he can pinpoint the exact moment at a party when I've had too much alcohol or too many interactions with other people and then skillfully extract me from the situation before anything untoward happens.
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Among his guests are: a recent coup leader; Asia's longest-serving autocrat; a prime minister who thinks there is nothing untoward in having several hundred million dollars paid into his bank accounts; two superannuated communist leaders; and a hereditary sultan with 420,000 loyal subjects and 257 bathrooms.
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Russia views Belarus as a buffer between its western border and Europe as ties with the West have sunk to post-Cold War lows, but it denies there is anything untoward going on with its union state project and says Belarus is a close and valued ally.
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MY HOPE IS THAT WE CONTINUE WHAT HAS BEEN BASICALLY A GLOBAL VIEW OF THE WORLD THAT SUGGESTS THAT OPEN BORDERS WITHOUT OPEN – IN AN UNTOWARD OR AN AWKWARD WAY FOR US HAVE SERVED US ALL COLLECTIVELY WELL, INCLUDING IN THE US. VERY POSITIVE FOR BUSINESS.
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Here's a helpful rule: If you're ever struck by the urge to do anything remotely untoward at a one-of-a-kind historical site—like, say, boning on top of an ancient pyramid, or taking a butt selfie in front of a Buddhist temple—just don't.
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Jackson first told his side of the story — that he was a gentle soul who just liked to have sleepovers with young boys but didn't do anything untoward with them — more than 25 years ago, and then again during his testimony in the 2005 criminal case.
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Bill O'Reilly and other conservative talk show hosts will now swear up and down that Trump is no bigot and excuse and explain away all the awful that he's said and done, while other Republicans who fall in line will pretend they've never heard Trump say anything untoward.
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Russell Jones of Llewellyn Consulting writes that What is clear, however, is that if and when the Fed does embark on this process, it should have a significant cushion of standard official interest rate leeway to address any untoward consequences on the financial sector and the real economy.
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And after a decade at Trump's side, Cohen might also know a lot more about untoward practices at the Trump Org, which did business all around the world, including in countries like Panama and India, which don't exactly have tip-top scores on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index.
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Electronics makers are producing devices that are designed specifically for old people: for example, Independa manufactures a monitor that sends an alert if something untoward happens, making it easier for the frail elderly to stay in their own homes ("age in place") rather than move to nursing homes.
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Even in 1919, that was a notable feat, but the account of the game in The New York Times made sure to say that the teams were not doing anything untoward in search of a record, at least not until Philadelphia's final batter, Dave Bancroft, went to the plate.
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Little is known publicly about the extent of the relationship between Bruce Ohr and Steele, but some House Republicans who are vocal critics of the Russia investigation have seized on it as proof of an untoward connection between government officials and the roots of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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The 2,500-word memo from longtime Facebook executive Andrew "Boz" Bosworth, which was first obtained by the New York Times, outlined how the company views President Donald Trump's success in the 2016 election as a result of a highly effective digital advertising campaign, and not of any untoward influence.
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Little is known publicly about the extent of the relationships between Ohr and Steele and Glenn Simpson, the Fusion GPS founder, but some House Republicans have seized on them as proof of an untoward connection between government officials and the roots of the Russia investigation that they criticize.
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Little is known publicly about the extent of the relationship between Ohr and Steele, but some House Republicans who are vocal critics of the Russia investigation have seized on it as proof of an untoward connection between government officials and the roots of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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More substantively, he referred Christopher Steele, the author of the infamous Trump-Russia dossier leaked by BuzzFeed in January 2017, to the Justice Department for criminal investigation, a meaningful act of loyalty to the president and sign he'll look the other way at any possible untoward ties with Russia.
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In an act later described by MPs as trying to "shut the stable door after the horse has bolted", Britain set up a lab, paid for by Huawei but run by the British, which would go over its kit and software with a fine-tooth comb, looking for anything untoward.
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"At a time when there are shortages of medicines — critical medicines — there's a lot of untoward activity that can take place, like counterfeits and poor quality products," said Rosemary Gibson, an expert on China's drug supply who is a senior adviser at the Hastings Center, a nonpartisan bioethics research institute.
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Nevertheless, unease persists that he will do something untoward in front of the royals, and so we are treated to the fascinating spectacle of Lady Mary chasing after Tom, who is, in turn, chasing some kind of rogue major who is really an Irish Republican intent on assassinating His Majesty.
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During the preparatory interview, after my friend had walked me through the programme he'd devised using a tactile simulation of the interface, I listed all the unspeakable things I would do to him if anything really untoward were to happen during the experiment, and he calmly assured me it wouldn't.
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What I do know is how it approaches its users—which is to incrementally, and more often after being caught doing something untoward—placate them with promises of fundamental changes in how it's thinking about or implementing privacy; how it's empowering us, the consumers, to control our privacy; and how privacy, privacy, privacy.
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It is true, some computer users really do live precariously—failing to back-up their data regularly, ignoring security patches, not bothering to scan their computers frequently for malware, brushing aside warnings about downloading content from dodgy websites, opening e-mail attachments from unknown sources, trusting nothing untoward will ever happen to them.
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But Clinton nonetheless ran into trouble when Bash asked her a question that she didn't — or, rather, wouldn't — answer, at least not directly or coherently: Why didn't she prove definitively that there was nothing untoward in those Wall Street speeches by releasing the transcripts, as she'd been pressed to do for many weeks?
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Today, Matt Gaetz describes himself on Twitter as a "Florida man proudly serving the First District in Congress," a tongue-in-cheek reference to a meme in which a generically identified "Florida Man" is forever blowing something up, failing at some inept yet violent crime, or doing something untoward to a gator.
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Aiding them is the corporate media industrial complex, whose engines are humming along ferociously, offering 24/7 cable news airwaves and print columns to hyperventilate over Russia influencing our elections—allegations still unaccompanied by incontrovertible evidence—and the scary, big bear that is President Donald Trump's inner circle holding untoward calls with Russian officials.
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" In her response three days later, she referred to the memorandum and reiterated her pledge to "do everything in my power to make sure that the good work of the Foundation continues without there being any untoward affects [sic] on me and my service and be very conscious of any questions that are raised.
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He should say that there was nothing untoward about his son's business dealings in Ukraine – if that is the case, as I assume it is – but also acknowledge that, in retrospect, it could create the perception of a conflict of interest and that he will ensure it does not happen again in his administration.
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The reporters obviously spent a lot of time on this piece, but my takeaway is that they had to stretch to try to come up with something to justify their investigative efforts, namely, they (and your editors) felt compelled to hint that there's a "secretive web" (did someone mention spiders?) of something untoward going on.
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The BuzzFeed Lesson ($) Ben Thompson makes an unpopular but necessary point about the relationship between Facebook, Google, and the media business: While I know a lot of journalists disagree, I don't think Facebook or Google did anything untoward: what happened to publishers was that the Internet made their business models — both print advertising and digital advertising — fundamentally unviable.
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In the end, though, running in a state still smarting from a tawdry scandal that was tailor-made for social media, he did not need to: Mr. Strange could offer nothing more than his word — and that of a disgraced governor, who did not respond to a message this week seeking comment — that nothing untoward had taken place.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) says there is nothing untoward about President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's children receiving top-secret security clearances.
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A young man talked about how hard it was for him to interact with women casually outside his community, since he was taught that sexual desire outside the intent to procreate means that one is a sexual predator, so anytime he was attracted to someone, he worried he was going to do something untoward, or that he was a kind of monster.
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The public discussion of looking for state charges against Manafort as insurance against a pardon by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is becoming increasingly troubling and untoward.
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So the Icelandic right has, in its decades of near-unrivaled power over the country, found that it's in their best interest to fall in line with the image most of the world has of Iceland: a happy little Scandinavian country full of forward-thinking artists and warm, level-headed businessmen and politicians who care about their populace, a place where a journalist would never even insinuate that a politician has done anything untoward.
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"The full impact of this scandal does not resonate in the daily coverage and discourse," according to Corn, partly thanks to Trump and the GOP issuing simplistic, blanket denials that anything at all untoward happened in 2016 (except for the FBI's biased investigation something something Hillary should be in jail), and partly thanks to the conversation around the scandal and Trump's rhetoric being dense to the point of incomprehensibility to anyone not up to date.
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Charles M. Blow This may well be the beginning of the end: the early moments of a historical pivot point, when the slide of the republic into something untoward and unrecognizable still feels like a small collection of poor judgments and reversible decisions, rather than the forward edge of an enormous menace inching its way forward and grinding up that which we held dear and foolishly thought, as lovers do, would ever endure.
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" But when a Justice Department lawyer proceeded to write to Wittes to ask him for advice, Wittes counseled him and everyone else in the government to stay put — partly to serve as the first line of defense, but partly so that if anything untoward happened, they would be able to notice and speak out: "Stay put unless and until you are asked to do something legally or ethically improper — at which point you should resign publicly and as loudly as the law allows.
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He'd kept himself in shape running along the water and out to the university where he worked, where she'd been a student of his when they met, though nothing untoward had happened then; he was too busy failing to find success as a poet to notice another human being, and the last place he would have looked, if he'd looked, would have been the classroom, filled as it was with all those aspirations, each student believing he or she would be the one to buck the trend.
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And then on Monday it kind of had erupted into this big story and so I called Fox News and said, "We want to hear what your side of the story is," and O'Reilly calls me a little bit later and before I say anything, he says that he thought that so far I had been fair, but if I did anything that he found untoward that he would come after me with everything he had and that I could take that as a threat.
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"I am very confident that the prior two have no requirements of nonproliferation, so I think it's really incumbent upon us to sit down, to work as closely with the kingdom to not only bring them into our fold from the standpoint of being able to build that for them, our technology, our jobs being created, et cetera but also from having those additional protocols and the International Atomic Energy Agency with their ability to go in and make sure that they are in fact not involved in any activities that would be untoward," he continued.
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