According to her, the controversy surrounding this case is unwarranted.
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But the friend says Bohan's dig at Patridge was unwarranted.
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The experience of modern economies suggests such pessimism is unwarranted.
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People exhibit unwarranted conviction online for all sorts of reasons.
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Thursday, Collins said the request is too broad and unwarranted.
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So recent unrest among shareholders in Naspers might seem unwarranted.
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The media followed suit, leading to months of unwarranted scrutiny.
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Market "capitulation" usually means a sudden loss of unwarranted optimism.
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It looks like it was an unprovoked, unwarranted, vicious attack.
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Vague and unsubstantiated accusations against him are unwarranted and unfair.
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Panic about China's ability to maintain steady growth is unwarranted.
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I'm happy to say that that fear was entirely unwarranted.
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Federal intervention like H.R. 2304 is unnecessary, unwarranted, and unconstitutional.
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I have compassion for people even when it's sometimes unwarranted.
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Such behavior might be unwarranted, but it won't be unprecedented.
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So in one sense, this fear is sort of unwarranted.
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Even judging by Daryl's grittier standards, the violence feels unwarranted.
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A full-scale production would be impossible today — and unwarranted.
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" His colleague Dr. Anderson says it is "culpably unwarranted delay.
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But at times, I get unwanted attention and unwarranted questions.
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December has an unwarranted bad reputation in the book world.
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Ryan spokesman Doug Andres called the White House's criticism unwarranted.
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In his view, Wimbledon's reputation for lingering sexism is unwarranted.
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But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the comparisons are unwarranted.
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Agudio's lawyer, Mark Mishler, said in February the charges were unwarranted.
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Locals insist that the stigma borne by their oil is unwarranted.
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Still, our concerns about two rights making a wrong were unwarranted.
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And because we don't always know that our certainty is unwarranted.
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That often comes with unwarranted judgment, shaming, and plain old bullying.
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Canada has denounced the action, calling it unwarranted, according to Reuters.
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The police department found every complaint against Fry to be unwarranted.
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So, any statement that a given forecast is inconceivable is unwarranted.
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"It looks like it's an unprovoked, unwarranted, vicious attack," Rojas said.
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A year later, I realized that my fears had been unwarranted.
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Music fans across China expressed outrage, describing the removal as unwarranted.
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Russia said last week the draft resolution was unacceptable and unwarranted.
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Two: Dismiss the deadly risks of opioids as overblown and unwarranted.
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Employees' worries will sound familiar, and in hindsight maybe not unwarranted.
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Some warn that the widespread scramble for face masks is unwarranted.
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Still, the lack of defined interiors can lead to unwarranted confusion.
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A proliferation of bots can give candidates and issues unwarranted clout.
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The license model also insulates the BBC from unwarranted government interference.
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Opponents said it was an unwarranted experiment with Switzerland&aposs financial system.
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That concern might be unwarranted, but I don't create accounts willy-nilly.
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Rather than offering a solution, that would have been an unwarranted distraction.
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Members of Congress shouldn't be initiating unwarranted physical contact with reporters. pic.twitter.
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Swift already has to deal with plenty of criticism (warranted and unwarranted).
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"It looks like it was an unprovoked, unwarranted, vicious attack," Rojas said.
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We prosper in the face of the most unwarranted and illegal oppression.
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The unwarranted hype from the University of Maryland's press office was another.
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Scientists who favor transmitting messages to aliens think that worry is unwarranted.
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Assuming they have nothing to hide, however, their protests would seem unwarranted.
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It has exposed the West to charges of hypocrisy, not always unwarranted.
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But the wilding-for-retweets approach to Cole's music didn't happen unwarranted.
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Talk of withdrawing from the WTO gives Beijing's hollow substitutes unwarranted opportunity.
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Attacking the Labor Department's civil servants is an unwarranted and unfair low.
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Sadly, such unwarranted permitting delays aren't limited only to roads and bridges.
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Filters were installed because of an essentially unwarranted panic about natural gas.
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Beijing had called the bill "unnecessary and unwarranted" prior to its signing.
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However, his fear that Marvel will degrade the film industry is unwarranted.
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While the effects of this transformation are uncertain, optimism is not unwarranted.
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While accidents involving autonomous vehicles may cause panic the fear is unwarranted.
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Sentencing policy should provide a framework that minimizes errors, including unwarranted disparities.
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But the truth is that unwarranted arrogance about economics isn't Trump-specific.
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And really, isn't unwarranted, heedless pride what awards shows are all about?
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Still, much of the media hyperventilation that greeted the close result was unwarranted.
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Although paranoia pervaded the Marketplace Analytics and SSG teams, it wasn't entirely unwarranted.
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" She also called for "the prevention of unwarranted strikes by foreign labor agitators.
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This is not to say that concern over student activists is totally unwarranted.
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Unfortunately, unwarranted skepticism towards PROMESA slowed the bill's eventual passage in the House.
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Mr Cruz sees this as an unwarranted incursion into consumers' freedom of choice.
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I implore you to take an interest in these unwarranted huge price spikes.
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"I understand the unwarranted shame, powerlessness & inability to blow the whistle," he tweeted.
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Their lawsuit alleges that the final rule creates "unwarranted burdens" for financial advisers.
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"From the outside, it certainly appears to be unfair and unwarranted," fire Capt.
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In particular, Cook said the app was being used to cause unwarranted violence.
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Despite this, the bad reputation of these loans is unwarranted in today's market.
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Colin Laverty, the president of Cuba Educational Travel, said the advisory was unwarranted.
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" A follow-up tweet insisted that the probe was "disgusting, illegal and unwarranted.
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Dr. Xi said his arrest cast unwarranted suspicion over him and his work.
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Palestinians said the shooting Thursday was another example of unwarranted use of force.
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There are reasons to believe that fears of a Northam loss are unwarranted.
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But a wholesale departure from the antitrust laws focused on competition is unwarranted.
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This would be an unwarranted giant tax cut for the very richest Americans.
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Before I get there, a word about why extreme growth optimism is unwarranted.
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Some will decry unwarranted government mandates; others will worry about costs for homeowners.
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Thus, freedom from the checks and balances political branches operate under is unwarranted.
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New alarm about the relationship between birth control and breast cancer is unwarranted.
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China has denounced Turkish concern as unwarranted and interference in its internal affairs.
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The killing fueled demonstrations over what protesters said was unwarranted lethal force by Tensing.
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They said that was unwarranted because agents have full authority to arrest illegal immigrants.
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At a time when blackness still invites unwarranted violence, young Wash's hard lessons resonate.
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So, a lot of enthusiasm, euphoria around this category, and I think it's unwarranted.
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Restaurants fret about an army of trucks stealing customers but such concerns are unwarranted.
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Her concern is not unwarranted, according NAACP Legal Defense Fund policy counsel Nicole Dooley.
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But Mr Trump argues that the migrants are travelling through Mexico with unwarranted ease.
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Lawyers for Temer's friends said the arrests were unwarranted because their clients were innocent.
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She was acquitted, but has recently come under unwarranted pressure from the authorities again.
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To this he added the unwarranted suggestion that the President's academic record was suspect.
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Retailers have used IARC classifications to justify unwarranted product bans or unnecessary phase outs.
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Rusal said the sanctions were unwarranted and that it would seek compensation in court.
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Donnelly and Senate Democrats is unwarranted, and is keeping America's healthcare system in disarray.
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Some of the attention over the early stages of the sales process seems unwarranted.
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"But apparently the fears were unwarranted, as Tarantino agreed: "It doesn't make any sense!
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The ban, which began in 1983, has been described as medically unwarranted by some.
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We must see all unwarranted violence for what it is: A corrosion of culture.
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Major companies had complied with—and profited from—government demands for unwarranted data collection.
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This would help to reduce the number of unwarranted arrests without endangering public safety.
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Omar are unwarranted and are being used to silence legitimate criticism of Israeli policy.
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"Sometimes it leads to unwarranted further testing that could even be harmful," he said.
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But there's as great a danger in despair as there is in unwarranted hope.
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They argue it is an unwarranted tax break for the richest of the rich.
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He condemned the Arab-Israeli War in 21963 as an unwarranted expansion by Israel.
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"Mesa's allegedly unwarranted deployment of deadly force occurred on United States soil," Ginsberg wrote.
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It was classic Trump, taking both an unwarranted victory lap and dubious, outsize credit.
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In the Equifax case, the extended period of time seems to have been unwarranted.
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For most of us, the fear of being heavily surveilled at work is unwarranted.
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But the level of obsession with this goal seems unwarranted by cold-eyed politics.
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Polls can thus narrow around a false consensus, creating unwarranted certainty about the eventual outcome.
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Much of the vitriol I've seen directed toward this case is not unwarranted, just misguided.
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Iger says all the doubt is unwarranted: the sports network is doing great, he says.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper, in Brussels on Thursday, said the Turkish incursion was "unwarranted".
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I'm tired of the trolling and the unwarranted negativity from certain individuals on my social.
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"Jussie and many others were hurt by these unfair and unwarranted actions," the statement continued.
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Foreign ministry secretary James Manzou told a committee of parliament that the sanctions were unwarranted.
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But others worry that the military's presence makes it an unwarranted focus for US adversaries.
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I have contacted you because the silence from Hello Games has been unwarranted and unprofessional.
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While admitting Midler is "such a legend," Kardashian West felt the comedian's criticism was unwarranted.
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So South Korea's structural, institutional and functional reassessment of its military is not completely unwarranted.
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Such fears may prove unwarranted, but the government has been doing little to allay them.
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"These calls for my resignation are unwarranted, and these calls should be rescinded," he said.
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But she worries new investors will skimp on what outsiders might view as unwarranted services.
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While the bill still needs to be voted on, the concern it's stoking isn't unwarranted.
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" Justine A. Harris, the lawyer for Mr. Smilowitz, said, "The charges are unfair and unwarranted.
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TIM said in a note it deemed the decision unwarranted, adding it would appeal it.
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I'm a fan of scientists like Katharine Hayhoe, who warns against overdosing on unwarranted gloom.
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The number of happy marriages that were ruined by unwarranted snack-salting is likely astronomical.
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It's an intimidating book -- its reputation of being impenetrable is unwarranted, but still ever-present.
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Miscalculation could prompt an unwarranted pre-emptive strike, which could start a regional nuclear war.
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The Trump administration's policies are predicated on an unwarranted belief that refugees are inherently dangerous.
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An unwarranted carried interest tax increase would be a significant setback for these critical industries.
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The Justice Department said it had investigated the schemes and concluded the allegations were unwarranted.
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But the stops were frightening, humiliating and unwarranted invasions of black and brown people's bodies.
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Dicamba has been linked to crop damage, but Monsanto calls the ban "unwarranted and misinformed".
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"There is just a huge amount of unwarranted hype around AI right now," said Giannandrea.
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Thus, the concerns being voiced by universities, professors and students are, in our opinion, unwarranted.
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For seven years, Republicans have hammered Obamacare as an unwarranted government intrusion into American healthcare.
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That image was shattered by scandals over fake customer accounts, unwanted products and unwarranted fees.
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In an open letter to Trudeau, premier Christy Clark cited the "unfair and unwarranted" lumber duties.
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Fear of disproportionate discipline — or worse — for participating in peaceful protests is neither unwarranted nor unprecedented.
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Ahead of Home Depot's report, other analysts agreed that the level of investor concern was unwarranted.
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" Glandian and Holmes added, "Jussie and many others were hurt by these unfair and unwarranted actions.
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An unwarranted percentage of solutions being funded are not solving the problems defenders face the most.
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" The lawyers go on ... "Jussie and many others were hurt by these unfair and unwarranted actions.
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According to the note, the over-exuberant stock movement is unwarranted given its poor financial performance.
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In July, Teigen defended mom of three Kristin Cavallari against unwarranted opinions about her sons' health.
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Every unwarranted attack on members of the press is a reckless step away from government accountability.
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Beyond that, I will not dignify the unwarranted attack by Mr. Jordan as to my motives.
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The allegations about the Pakistani helicopter that crash-landed in Afghanistan in August are also unwarranted.
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And calling the criticisms unwarranted could stoke further distrust, since it might make communities feel unheard.
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Still, the widespread assumption that Biden would pose the strongest challenge to Donald Trump is unwarranted.
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These tests aren't just unwarranted, the researchers say — for some patients, they can be actively harmful.
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If it was premature, the Jets set out to prove that the cynicism was not unwarranted.
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Andrew Leslie, Canada's parliamentary secretary of foreign affairs, called the duties "unwarranted, unfair and deeply troubling".
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In response, the Pakistan foreign office described Ghani's tweet as unwarranted interference in Pakistan's internal affairs.
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The use of Laurenza to incriminate her own client was unnecessary and unwarranted under these circumstances.
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So it's no wonder that profits have gotten a bad rep, but it's unwarranted and disproportionate.
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The snafu sent panicked residents scrambling to find shelters before they realized the alarm was unwarranted.
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It's unwarranted and dangerous, and it represents a threat to a free press in this country.
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Even with all of that in mind, a point spread of nearly 10 points is unwarranted.
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In November, YouTube pledged financial and legal resources to help combat unwarranted copyright claims and takedown notices.
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Some lawmakers worried Trump might order Whitaker to undermine the inquiry, fears that Trump allies called unwarranted.
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"Does the lack of formal complaints indicate that dedicated, formal enforcement procedures are unwarranted?" the proposal asks.
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" But a source close to production told BuzzFeed News that Burgess' comments toward Cohen were "truly unwarranted.
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But Catalano told PEOPLE at the time that the attention was unwarranted, and Simmons was just fine.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS However, others felt that the censure was unwarranted.
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" In response, the Iranian foreign ministry warned Mattis against making such "unwarranted and malicious accusations against Iran.
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"I think some of the concern around yields rising too quickly is a little unwarranted," she said.
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A bold statement about the NCAA's century-old model of free labor, but not an unwarranted one.
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Hence, the slide on Wall Street and the renewed, and completely unwarranted, attacks from the White House.
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And in the absence of any conclusive evidence, we believe such speculations to be unwarranted and irresponsible.
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It shouldn't require data to be stored locally, which would make it more vulnerable to unwarranted access.
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Bitcoin has become a huge network, and even the slightest change in code can have unwarranted consequences.
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If this goes to court, would Flynn also get the opportunity to argue the subpoena is unwarranted?
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In November, YouTube pledged financial and legal resources to help fight unwarranted copyright claims and takedown notices.
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We continue to believe that, in the absence of proof of criminality, Ms Rousseff's impeachment is unwarranted.
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Unwarranted hyperbole emboldens that political opposition, allowing them to claim liberals are engaging in politically motivated hysteria.
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" They plead "a liberty interest under the due process clause in being free from unwarranted government detention.
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Clinton, in North Carolina on Thursday, lamented Mr. Trump's attack on Pastor Timmons, saying it was unwarranted.
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An ICC investigation of U.S. personnel would be "wholly unwarranted and unjustified," a U.S. government official said.
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But everyone, including Trump, is entitled to meaningful protection against the unwarranted disclosure of their tax information.
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Firefighters and a battalion chief immediately found the alarm unwarranted, the Fire Department's press office said later.
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"We help level the playing field by removing unwarranted bias that many tenants experience," he told me.
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So the suggestion that some health workers may be cutting corners on cleanliness isn't an unwarranted concern.
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And by federal standards, unwarranted, roadside cavity searches, like the one conducted on Corley, are likely unconstitutional.
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"From a policy perspective it was very unusual and unwarranted," said Rofi Uddarojat, researcher from the CIPS.
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A federal judge thought the technology could curb unwarranted stops and searches of black and Hispanic men.
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Does the friend get some sort of preferential treatment, maybe surprisingly plum assignments or an unwarranted bonus?
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It is easy to feel helpless in the current political environment, but I believe that is unwarranted.
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In recent weeks Australia's small Sudanese community has come under unwelcome, and some would say unwarranted, scrutiny.
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The impact of the email story was to exoticize and abnormalize Clinton in an entirely unwarranted way.
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Banks sometimes opt not to file suspicious activity reports if they conclude their employees' concerns are unwarranted.
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"This choice was a gross error of judgment, and it was simply an unwarranted overreaction," he wrote.
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Barry Friedman's important new book, "Unwarranted," takes on the volatile question of how to address abusive policing.
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We packed our most precious belongings into two cars and evacuated in a frenzy of unwarranted terror.
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Monsanto said in a statement that the permit had been withdrawn on unwarranted legal and technical grounds.
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In short, it would be unwarranted in the extreme to limit access to naloxone in any way.
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Collecting telecom data without a court warrant does not mean such collection is entirely "unwarranted," as in, unjustifiable.
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The National School Boards Association called the regulation "unnecessary" and "unwarranted federal overreach" that would constrain school districts.
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I'm assuming Yolanda was/is really sick and that's why she is rightfully offended by the unwarranted diagnosis.
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The new settlement protects not only against unwarranted surveillance of Muslims, but of all groups, according to Byrne.
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And preventing sudden, unwarranted popularity drops could mitigate the paranoia around vote brigading or other kinds of manipulation.
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For seven years, Republicans have hammered Obamacare as an unwarranted and overly expensive government intrusion into American healthcare.
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And when press releases made unwarranted inferences about animal studies, 86 percent of the journalistic coverage did, too.
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Results suggest that obsessive avoidance of anything with the potential to reveal a plot twist is probably unwarranted.
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Lena Dunham has long been the recipient of repeated, unwarranted weight commentary, and this week's proved no different.
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Publicly criticizing Italy's decision gives unwarranted weight to vague documents that, like the BRI itself, overpromise and underdeliver.
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The backlash Schumer experienced was no doubt frustrating and upsetting for her, but it wasn't unwarranted or unfair.
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"Rushing to judgment before the facts are in is unwarranted and reckless," he said, according to the newspaper.
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Several Supreme Court justices thought, for instance, that Lula's detention for questioning, which Mr Moro ordered, was unwarranted.
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Lawrence Churchman, who has not been indicted with a crime, both denied pressuring cops to make unwarranted arrests.
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Government officials have said that street protests are unwarranted, as the courts have already taken up the matter.
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Widely available facial recognition tools without proper safeguards against their abuse could lead to unwarranted invasions of privacy.
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They didn't want me to see what really goes on, and thought a foreigner equalled unwarranted outside intervention.
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And so for a friend that I deeply respect, I will say this was outlandish, unfortunate, and unwarranted.
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If your body and mind start to panic a little during penalty shots, he knows it's not unwarranted.
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Judge Magner highlighted Wells's "abusive imposition of unwarranted fees and charges" and its improper calculation of escrow payments.
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He says the next recession will shake out tech and other sectors that have garnered unwarranted valuation premiums.
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The organization decided that international prohibitions against pure cannabidiol are unwarranted, as it poses no public health threat.
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At best, he belongs in a brig; it would not be completely unwarranted to execute him for treason.
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"Jussie and many others were hurt by these unfair and unwarranted actions," Smollett's lawyers continued in their statement.
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Schumer called on Chief Justice John Roberts to "defend the independence" of the judiciary from such unwarranted attacks.
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"AMS believes the criticism of the Birmingham forecast office is unwarranted," the organization said in a statement Saturday.
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The ACLU has long argued that unwarranted searches aboard Greyhound and other transit companies violate the US Constitution.
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Beijing had called the bill "unnecessary and unwarranted," and officials there threatened retaliatory measures if it became law.
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"It seems to be somewhat aggressive and provocative and we feel that they're unnecessary and unwarranted," Felter added.
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"There's a huge amount of unwarranted hype around AI right now," said Giannandrea, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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And when does that criticism tip over into unwarranted skepticism—or even feed ideologically motivated attacks on researchers' work?
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She pivoted from being the face of a failed campaign with racist undertones to the victim of unwarranted backlash.
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So this makes an accusation of racism against him feel offensive and unwarranted, given what he thinks of himself.
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And similarly to other celebrity moms like Chrissy Teigen, Kardashian has had to field unwarranted comments from shamers online.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's refusal to comply with his lawful requests is unwarranted and not based on the law.
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"At this point, criticism is unwarranted because we don't have enough definitive information about what actually happened," he added.
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My antipathy toward his new boyfriend, then, was completely unwarranted, but I still felt the temptation to be catty.
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Today, students of the case all agree that her involvement was only peripheral, and that her execution was unwarranted.
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There is no shortage of unwarranted opinions on who's gaining weight or not wearing clothes someone else finds suitable.
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The results suggest that obsessive avoidance of anything with the potential to reveal a plot twist is probably unwarranted.
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Simmons' brother Lenny told PEOPLE in late March that the speculation was unwarranted, and that Richard was doing well.
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"Why do they try to use unwarranted pressure when the domestic mechanisms have not been exhausted?" said Kyaw Zeya.
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"This is likely to generate unwarranted uncertainty, chaos, discontent and anxiety amongst shipping lines and customers," the CCI said.
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A ministry statement said Canada would forcefully defend the lumber industry against the "unfair, unwarranted and deeply troubling" decision.
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The hostile, anti-Israel bias of the UNHRC is unwarranted and undermines a staunch ally of the United States.
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The result could be unnecessary prescribing of antibiotics or an unwarranted attempt to redo the abortion, the team said.
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Citing regulations designed to protect sailors from "an unwarranted invasion of ... personal privacy," Naval Special Warfare Command spokeswoman Cmdr.
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Africa a noteworthy example of unwarranted government takeover We are now forced to go to Court to challenge ICANN.
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It also serves to avoid unwarranted sentence disparities, in my opinion, between you and others who are similarly situated.
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" Samuels' attorney, A. Scott Bolden, tells PEOPLE that Dillard's claims are "completely one-sided, inaccurate and unwarranted," adding, "Ms.
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Fortunately, Trip Advisor reviews confirmed this was how the process worked, and our worries turned out to be unwarranted.
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Current procedures employed by manufacturers of Internet-capable devices are exposing the public to generally unknown and unwarranted vulnerabilities.
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This proposed, scientifically unwarranted, precautionary policy would require FDA review and approval of all new molecular animal breeding innovations.
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"This case cuts right to the heart of our right to live free from unwarranted government surveillance," he wrote.
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Current attempts to undermine the FDA process by including a controversial rider in a House appropriations bill is unwarranted.
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Ranking Member Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) called a criminal investigation "unwarranted" in a letter sent to Chaffetz late Thursday.
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But, Jeremy says all the pissing and moaning over the video is unwarranted ... 'cause the whole thing was fake.
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It's possible that the report could completely vindicate Barr and reveal Democratic complaints about the release process as unwarranted.
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Allowing them unwarranted and unneeded influence only works to deny these patients from a chance to prolong their life.
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They complain of sudden and "unwarranted" actions last September by a state oversight agency controlled by the governor's office.
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Federal Election Commission, Kavanaugh appeared to engage in unwarranted judicial activism and helped pave the way for super PACs.
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They said they feared new laws would subject innocent Americans to unwarranted scrutiny and result in increased government interference.
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The Fourth Amendment's right to be secure in persons, homes, papers and effects, and against unwarranted searches and seizures.
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"The continued detention of Pastor Andrew Brunson, other American citizens and embassy staff is both inhumane and unwarranted," Sen.
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"We view this as a wholly unwarranted, blatant attack on press freedom," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Similarly, expectations of a confrontation in Iraq after the Iranian consulate in Basra was torched in September proved unwarranted.
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Did you ever wish you could feel the impact of an unwarranted red shell in full, immersive, virtual reality?
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We're told Brandy and Sonja took that to be an unwarranted shot at Ray ... and s*** hit the fan.
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His standpoint is decidedly economic, laying out a case for why taking action now is both expensive and unwarranted.
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I fear you have fallen victim to the unwarranted fear-mongering put out by those that oppose Mr. Trump.
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In an already dangerously volatile situation, the United States should not focus unwarranted attention on potential cyberattacks by Iran.
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Gerald R. Ford, in 1976, formally apologized for the unwarranted internment of civilians in camps across the American West.
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The restrictions that Congress put in place are "an unwarranted limitation on the president's executive power," the brief says.
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Wells Fargo has spent years publicly apologizing for deceiving customers with fake bank accounts, unwarranted fees and unwanted products.
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"While we regret Mr. Fagen's latest actions, we will vigorously defend against his unwarranted and frivolous case," the statement concluded.
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But a comparative analysis of the remains left behind by Neanderthals and contemporaneous humans is finally overturning this unwarranted assumption.
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The head of Singapore's association of criminal lawyers said his members were "outraged" by the judge's "baseless and unwarranted" findings.
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However, Burton's wholesale dismissal of Kahneman's view as "pessimistic" and, rather hyperbolically, "nihilistic," was in my opinion unwarranted and inaccurate.
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Unwarranted, concentrated economic power in the hands of a few is dangerous to democracy – especially when digital platforms control content.
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The second problem is that the furore, even though unwarranted and plainly avoidable, has been extremely damaging for Mrs Clinton.
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This may seem like another strange, unwarranted addition to the list of pumpkin-spiced products that we didn't ask for.
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And on top of unwarranted conversations about your life choices, you may also be subject to family rules on vacation.
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Eric Pahon, a Pentagon spokesman, said "an ICC investigation with respect to U.S. personnel would be wholly unwarranted and unjustified."
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At first glance, Budget Cuts looks a lot like Valve's first-person puzzler Portal, and it's not an unwarranted comparison.
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This letter acts as written notice of our expectation for you to discontinue your unwarranted telephone calls and office visits.
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In responding to Trump's unwarranted attacks on the press, journalists have fulfilled the very stereotype that he presented at rallies.
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For a lesser writer, the temptation to oversimplify the science or to sex up unwarranted conclusions might have proved irresistible.
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Rio Tinto said in a statement that it would "vigorously defend itself" against the "unwarranted" case brought by the SEC.
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"However, many distressing questions must still be answered about the motivations behind Father Conroy's unwarranted and unjust dismissal," she added.
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It is not difficult to imagine President Trump waiting until after the 2020 election to issue unwarranted and nepotistic pardons.
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But a significant part of Fox News' coverage had been aimed toward framing the response to coronavirus as unwarranted hysteria.
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The expulsion united many legislators across political lines in protest against what they saw as an outdated and unwarranted stance.
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" He added: "This is unwarranted and hardly conducive to objective fact finding and mutual agreement, let alone a final reconciliation.
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Second, the United States has instituted industrial policies in the past out of unwarranted fears of other countries' industrial policies.
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"We believe that this lawsuit is unwarranted and unfounded, and we will vigorously defend ourselves," its director of marketing said.
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The Chief Justice surely should have repudiated Trump's wholly unwarranted and improper attacks last week on Justices Ginsburg and Sotomayor.
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The health insurer Anthem is coming under intense criticism for denying claims for emergency room visits it has deemed unwarranted.
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I think we have to be very careful about certain stories getting unwarranted traction or of double standards being applied.
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"We firmly believe that the U.S. duties on Canadian softwood lumber are unfair and unwarranted," Freeland said in a statement.
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District Attorney Vance's office should be commended for its exercise of sound judgment in agreeing to dismiss these unwarranted charges.
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It was imperfect, drawing criticism from those who thought the compensation inadequate and those who thought some payments were unwarranted.
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" In the absence of any conclusive evidence, the statement said, the family believed "such speculations to be unwarranted and irresponsible.
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But I don't know the reputations of the specific pawnshops in my neighborhood and wouldn't want to make unwarranted assumptions.
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We must be vigilant in order to protect innocent citizens, preserve honesty in policing, and curb unwarranted searches and seizures.
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" Anne Winters, who plays Chloe Rice on the show, also defended her costar to People, saying the backlash is "unwarranted.
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There has long been (unwarranted) concern about the danger of WiFi routers and cellphones for emitting "Electromagnetic Frequency" (EMF) radiation.
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His detention is entirely unwarranted and reflects the Trump administration's predatory behavior in New York City and across the country.
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No president in modern American history has faced such venomous (and unwarranted) political opposition from his first day in office.
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Reagan said that her IT staffers detect and block thousands of unwarranted attempts to access state computer systems each day.
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Under President Obama, we saw an unwarranted extension of amnesty programs which neglected the root of the illegal immigration crisis.
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Having been forewarned both ways, let's go ahead and state that the Ben Op despair is unwarranted, as Cellardyke shows.
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My personal view on a lot of that is unwarranted, but it's real and you've got to deal with it.
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Ivanka Trump says her case has nothing to do with Clinton and that concerns about her email use are unwarranted.
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Breitbart technology editor Milo Yiannopoulos called Twitter out for deleting his account over what he claimed was biased and unwarranted cause.
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When patients receive unwanted or unwarranted end of life care, treatments can diminish their quality of life — or even shorten life.
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Journalism often puts an unwarranted premium on the revelation of new secrets compared to simply seeing what's out in the open.
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" The Nation of Islam billed Farrakhan's speech as a response to the "public outrage over the unprecedented and unwarranted lifetime ban.
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Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee believe that Mnuchin's refusal to hand over Trump's tax information is unwarranted and illegal.
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Ghazali&aposs attorney Blake Ballin told The Commercial Appeal that the charge is unwarranted because the act was reckless, not premeditated.
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The Times' decision was announced on the day before a holiday, when negative news is typically dumped to avoid unwarranted attention.
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But if the initial concern was unwarranted and Fresenius won the first trial, why would it pay $250 million to settle?
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The duties, which went into effect on Wednesday, are "unfair, unwarranted and troubling," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said in a statement.
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Not a lot of people know this, but ever since I was a child, I had this unwarranted anxiety about dying.
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If you think someone's criticism is unwarranted, however, Eck suggests asking yourself another question: 'Why would they say this to me?
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His biggest concern was how the office would function if he wasn't there every day — a fear he says was unwarranted.
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In most cases, when customers are asked to leave a store they comply, even if they believe the request is unwarranted.
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But Lawn says that this outsized attention on chemsex and gay and bisexual men, while not completely unwarranted, should be expanded.
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But that's exactly the type of unwarranted trust given to scam artists that allows them to take advantage of their victims.
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Punk took the defeat pretty hard, which is understandable even if it's unwarranted considering how brilliantly he played throughout the tournament.
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Andrea says he's as popular with men as he is with women, and that he doesn't really mind the unwarranted touching.
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Consider, for example, a situation in which a bank or cable company levies an unwarranted $50 fee against millions of customers.
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And so that unwarranted $50 fee can represent tens — if not hundreds — of millions of dollars in revenue for unscrupulous corporations.
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"Death threats are of course unwarranted and whoever is doing that should be behind bars," said one Twitter user to me.
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Republicans who control Congress have bitterly fought the program, saying it creates unwarranted government intervention in personal healthcare and private industry.
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And the government notes that the "unwarranted continuation" of the case could be detrimental to foreign policy concerns and diplomatic relations.
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The comments drew significant backlash from politicians on both sides of the aisle, but Nicholson now says their criticism was unwarranted.
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Davis, in a statement Tuesday, did not dispute the Republicans' assertions but accused them of launching an "unwarranted attack" against him.
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Any additional steps outside of the White House "would present further unnecessary and unwarranted delays," the survivors and family members wrote.
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This may be the most unprofessional mistake to make, second only to literally using a curse word where it is unwarranted.
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Only greater openness, he believes, can tamp down the spreading protests and alleviate general concern over unwarranted snooping on British citizens.
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"He has enormous unwarranted confidence in himself," said John "Mac" Stipanovich, a longtime Florida GOP operative and a frequent Trump critic.
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An unwarranted act against a man of "unparalleled integrity," in the words of former Joint Special Operations Command chief Admiral McRaven?
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" The Nation of Islam billed Farrakhan's speech as a response to the "public outrage over the unprecedented and unwarranted lifetime ban.
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Furthermore, it is completely unwarranted since the Department's own grid study concluded that there is not actually an imminent reliability emergency.
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After whitewashing Ms. Tolstedt's departure, taking this corrective action — or explaining why it is unwarranted — would help restore the board's credibility.
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"Removing the unwarranted shield from legal responsibility will save countless children from horrific tragedy, both physical and emotional," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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Doug Andres, a spokesman for McConnell said as much on Saturday, and argued that the attacks on the Senate were unwarranted.
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This position Leigh stakes out makes some assumptions about art criticism that I disagree with — though these assumptions are not unwarranted.
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Expelling independent reporters over an intergovernmental dispute for which they have no responsibility is unwarranted and, in the current crisis, counterproductive.
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Unwarranted advances, Yeh said, are often viewed as an indicator of one's attractiveness, rather than as a violation of personal autonomy.
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As if coping with the medical and logistical issues wasn't enough, the virus's start in China has prompted unwarranted racist reactions.
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They are real, significant and present an unwarranted obstacle to those who would seek to vindicate their rights in federal court.
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I watched the Golden Globes and, yes, I noticed the false, sometimes cringe-worthy notes of hypocrisy and unwarranted self-congratulation.
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This isn't the first time Purpura has put these "facts" out to prove Trump's impeachment and removal from office is unwarranted.
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Even if she thought it unkind or unwarranted to ask her to stay away, the feelings of the bereaved deserve respect.
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The Hong Kong government said the bill was "unnecessary and unwarranted" and would damage Hong Kong's relationship with the United States.
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The lack of appreciation flows downhill, becomes the norm, and makes rewarding and recognizing someone feel out of place and unwarranted.
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The government has said the parents already have adequate time to consider their rights, and granting the ACLU request was unwarranted.
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Like the investigation into Pruitt's $43,000 phone booth, this one also concluded that the security detail was overkill and was unwarranted.
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The intensity of the song definitely foreshadows the tragedy that is set to come, but it all seems so ridiculously unwarranted.
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Bangladesh last month accused Myanmar of repeatedly violating its air space and warned that any more "provocative acts" could have "unwarranted consequences".
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After review, if the acting attorney general thinks the indictment is "inappropriate or unwarranted," then he or she could block the indictment.
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"Surely no purpose ornamental or useful can be served by this unwarranted extension of the sense of a familiar word," he sassed.
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But, since Pokémon Go does insert itself into your personal, real life more than other apps, your security qualms aren't entirely unwarranted.
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J&J and Teva deny wrongdoing, arguing the state lacks evidence linking any marketing they did to doctors writing unwarranted opioid prescriptions.
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Malmstrom, the European Trade Commissioner, tweeted that the duties imposed by the United States were unjustified, unwarranted and went against WTO rules.
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But confrontation soon will escalate to crisis if the legislative or judicial branch abdicates its duty fully to check unwarranted executive behavior.
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Republicans hope to present the process as partisan and unwarranted and an outrageous attempt to overthrow the results of a democratic election.
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Gjensidige Forsikring shares gained 3.5 percent after DNB raised the insurer to a "buy", saying its current discount to peers was unwarranted.
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It's a powerful tool for law enforcement, although critics say it subjects relatives of convicted criminals to unwarranted and potentially unconstitutional scrutiny.
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"Unwarranted, concentrated economic power in the hands of a few is dangerous to democracy – especially when digital platforms control content," said Pelosi.
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It will also conduct a targeted review of banks' internal models for calculating risk to reduce unwarranted deviation from its own expectation.
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For these portfolios, model-driven Loss-Given Default estimates will no longer be permitted, after supervisory assessments highlighted unwarranted and unexplained variability.
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"We view the unwarranted killings by the police as a continuation of the army pogrom started in Zaria last year," he said.
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"It is just an act of police brutality that was unwarranted, and it just does nothing for police-community relations," Brown said.
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And there are likely to be more, particularly if police feel they will not be prosecuted for using excessive or unwarranted force.
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Detecting tone of voice virtually can be damn near impossible, hence why written communication can lead to bad vibes and unwarranted arguments.
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While he's not buying GE at these levels, given the company's ongoing transformation he doesn't think the high valuation is entirely unwarranted.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Tamar's blowup was completely unwarranted because, for starters, the family celebrated Tamar's birthday on Monday.
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But now, from a damp and dreary London news room, Piers Morgan is here to offer his unwarranted opinion on Kim's body.
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As my colleague Richard Beales points out, Snap's new investors start by showering the Venice, California-based firm's staff with unwarranted riches.
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And similarly to other celebrity moms-to-be like Chrissy Teigen, Kardashian has had to field unwarranted comments from mommy-shamers online.
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But here, the assault is mapped out in nauseating detail; Jerry gyrating on Mellie and kissing her neck is unwarranted, even voyeuristic.
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The latest celebrity parent to attract unwarranted criticism is Rachel Zoe, whose recent Instagram had countless commenters sharing their (infuriating) two cents.
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He also rejected settled Supreme Court precedent stating that the Constitution guarantees individuals a sphere of privacy free from unwarranted government intrusion.
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The first step is to realize that you've already made two unwarranted assumptions: that something will happen, and it will be bad.
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Republicans want to mostly scrap the state and local deduction, an unwarranted federal subsidy for states that levy high taxes (see article).
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While that's unwarranted, the foundation could do much more to distance itself from the foreign and corporate money that risks tainting Mrs.
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Black-clad student demonstrators have been making a concerted effort to defend their campuses against what they see as unwarranted police encroachment.
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In all of the above cases, video furthered the outrage of unwarranted death, but outrage and accountability are two different things, entirely.
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She may be on the receiving end of some disgustingly unwarranted negativity, but Tetteh isn't letting the haters ruin her special moment.
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It's easier to shrug off most other things, too: missed opportunities, the unwarranted anger of others, fear of looking like a fool.
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It would: In general, it's permissible to mislead people who will do you serious and unwarranted wrong if you tell the truth.
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To lay responsibility on the clubs for the failure of some agents to accurately assess the market is unfair, unwarranted, and inflammatory.
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"Convict leasing" institutionalizes the unwarranted jailing of African-American men and women to provide labor for plantations that no longer have slaves.
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An Interior spokesperson said that a subpoena would be "unwarranted" and called Grijalva's move "political grandstanding" in a statement to The Hill.
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"The president is also trying to keep balance and messaging, so that the American people don't engage in unwarranted panic," Azar said.
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The fact that we can dismiss each other's fears as unjustified and unwarranted proves the depth of the chasm that separates us.
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Tuesday, a few blocks off the National Mall, a hearing will determine the fate of 6900,2628 American jobs threatened by unwarranted tariffs.
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Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland had already announced that Ottawa would appeal, saying U.S. duties on Canadian softwood lumber are "unfair and unwarranted".
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However, many experts said at the time the move was unwarranted, even if China had unfairly devalued its currency in the past.
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They have only to refrain from impeaching Mr Trump, not because it would be unwarranted, but because it would be too hard.■
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"The U.S. is uncomfortably aware of its slavery history, leading to a degree of P.C. that is unwarranted in Australia," declared one.
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He added that he was "personally dismayed by Ms. Bloomfield's unwarranted and false attacks," and that he planned to comment further soon.
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The law has been fought by Republicans in Congress, who said it creates unwarranted government intervention in personal healthcare and private industry.
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Archie Parnell's ex-wife, Kathleen Parnell, said their marriage came to an end after he made "unwarranted accusations" and beat her several times.
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And though she's still young, Jackson is already used to life in the spotlight – and knows that it comes with sometimes unwarranted critiques.
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In the interview, though, Trump seemed to suggest rebuffing foreign governments would be unwarranted -- and unnecessary to report to federal law enforcement authorities.
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According to local reports, Williams did not comment but said in a deposition he rescinded warning notices because they were raising "unwarranted" fears.
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Causing unnecessary and unwarranted concern about WhatsApp is likely to make many users give up on the idea of using secure apps altogether.
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But he claims the murder charge is unwarranted — that Brown's suicide was her own decision — and he will move to have it dismissed.
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During my testing with the OnePlus 7 Pro 5G, I found that those concerns were unwarranted: battery life wasn't impacted majorly by 5G.
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We have to wonder: Could this unwarranted removal of such crucial protections be a way that the Republican administration is testing our limits?
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BP contended that settlement administrators had misconstrued the terms of the deal and were signing off on millions of dollars of unwarranted claims.
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Gatti's piece was roundly criticized as an unwarranted invasion of privacy, given Ferrante's decades-long insistence that anonymity was central to her work.
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But this massive data collection effort also inadvertently vacuums up Americans' data, who are typically protected from unwarranted searches under the Fourth Amendment.
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In November, Ramsey County Attorney John Choi argued that Yanez's use of force was unwarranted, because Castile never attempted to access his gun.
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At that time, Stumpf said, managers came to recognize how a pattern of creating phony accounts could be used to boost unwarranted fees.
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But the massive data collection effort also inadvertently vacuums up Americans' data, who are typically protected from unwarranted searches under the Fourth Amendment.
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It's a step other administrations have been reluctant to take, seeing it as an unwarranted reward for the regime's aggressive and belligerent behavior.
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WATCH THIS: HGTV's Jonathan Scott Claps Back at Haters: 'I'm Tired of the Trolling & Unwarranted Negativity' "I am a Christmas nerd," he admits.
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There were hiccups: last year Balkan Roma seeking a few months of benefits surged into rich countries like Germany, making unwarranted asylum claims.
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Despite the disgusting, illegal and unwarranted Witch Hunt, we have had the most successful first 17 month Administration in U.S. history - by far!
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And because the property is within 85033 miles of the border, the judge finds that Congress has authorized unwarranted access to NABA's lands.
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"The Chinese people do not welcome those who make unwarranted attacks, wantonly exert pressure on China ... " the embassy's spokesperson said in the statement.
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"The Chinese people do not welcome those who make unwarranted attacks, wantonly exert pressure on China ... " the embassy's spokesperson said in the statement.
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Despite the disgusting, illegal and unwarranted Witch Hunt, we have had the most successful first 85033 month Administration in U.S. history - by far!
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Here are the 10 most looked-up words and their definitions:PretentiousSomeone is pretentious if they express unwarranted or exaggerated importance, worth, or stature.
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Our founders rightly recognized that individuals' ability to communicate — without fear of unwarranted intrusion by the government — is essential to a free society.
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The latest bad immigration policy idea being mainstreamed into the public consciousness is that deportation of illegal aliens is unwarranted under any circumstances.
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"Shout!" had a few too many snarky asides about Paul's money lust and a particularly cutting and unwarranted line about John's superior talent.
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These pages are rife with unwelcoming diner workers, violent lawmen, unwarranted and belittling verbal and physical attacks that are both omnipresent and unrelenting.
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I'm all for etiquette, but all this worrying had to be unwarranted — especially in a place that specifically exists to help people unwind.
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The company says the state lacks evidence linking J&J's marketing to doctors writing unwarranted opioid prescriptions or that it caused the epidemic.
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But Praet dismissed the idea that there was a message in the choice of words and argued that the market reaction was unwarranted.
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Among them: Should police officers keep recording inside homes, where the expectation of privacy is greatest, along with the potential for unwarranted intrusions?
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Similarly, on a macro level recession fears have proven unwarranted so far as growth continues albeit at a slower pace than in 2018.
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In the early 1960s, a new generation of archaeologists came to question these grand historical narratives and the unwarranted assumptions that supported them.
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The language of mental health and illness is widely used yet poorly understood, and it comes loaded with unwarranted assumptions and harmful stereotypes.
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Many on social media said they considered Mr. Ban's jailing unwarranted, while acknowledging that his dogs did not have the most flattering names.
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Thanks to skepticism about the gender disparity in stress, it is easy for women to feel their added anxiety is unwarranted or overblown.
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However, some fans were not pleased with the show's new addition, and Saif received backlash on social media, which Winters felt was unwarranted.
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The media has much less potential to give Mr Trump an unwarranted advantage over his opponent next year than it had in 2016.
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Though the president-elect's supporters call the alarm unwarranted, black lawmakers say Trump's campaign and his Cabinet picks more than justify their concern.
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The department has not said how it plans to discipline officers who fail to use the cameras properly or who conduct unwarranted stops.
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Marrero also denied Trump's motion for temporary relief in the event that an appeals court rules that abstaining from the case is unwarranted.
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The candidate was, I was told, utterly uninterested, seeing, as he often does, any implied criticism as hostility and therefore an unwarranted smear.
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But the government's overriding message has been that the world's angst about the Amazon is an unwelcome and unwarranted intrusion on Brazil's sovereignty.
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But as in my friend's case, interviewers typically form strong but unwarranted impressions about interviewees, often revealing more about themselves than the candidates.
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"I hope my concerns will prove to be unwarranted, but they mean I cannot support Director Pompeo's nomination," Murphy said in a statement.
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Under Trump, most of that backlog was already cleared, Shire said, so instead, the administration focused on "fresh petitions," which were largely unwarranted.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert argued that Russia's expulsion of the U.S. officials was "unwarranted," saying there was "no justification" for the move.
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It's just that conservatism has given up — once again, in unwarranted despair — on earlier assumptions about how public paternalism can encourage private virtue.
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Earlier this month, the U.N. Working Group on Business and Human Rights said it was concerned about "unreasonable and unwarranted restrictions" on affected communities.
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In the ABC interview, Trump seemed to suggest that rebuffing foreign governments would be unwarranted -- and unnecessary to report to federal law enforcement authorities.
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It's totally possible that everything Canavero has done is honest, a head transplant is imminent, his procedure will work, and our skepticism is unwarranted.
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The FSB will also convene a high-level roundtable to review whether there were unwarranted barriers that prevent remittance providers from accessing banking services.
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Prolonging the campaign by seeking a recount breeds unwarranted doubt about the legitimacy of our elections — without any real evidence to back it up.
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"Routine multiple pelvic exams for women seeking abortion care are unwarranted, invasive, and not supported by evidence," the group told Refinery29 in a statement.
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She told several Floridian news outlets that her son's arrest was unwarranted, claiming it followed soon after a brief scuffle between the three children.
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The players claimed that Major League Baseball exercised unwarranted control primarily through a "reserve clause" that lets teams retain players' rights for seven years.
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Some people involved in the race attributed that attitude to an unwarranted hangover from Alabama, when McConnell became a liability for his favored candidate.
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I try to explain the nuance of this surreal country to every foreigner I encounter, with an urgency that surely comes across as unwarranted.
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Pregnancy can often be misconstrued as a complication when it comes to a woman's career, and they sometimes face unwarranted consequences because of it.
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Speaking of unwarranted "pussy grabbing," the judicial system here in the future has been doing such an excellent job punishing sex offenders and abusers.
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While Bajda believes that fear is a healthy emotion for breaking barriers and personal advancement, he also thinks that unwarranted fear is not beneficial.
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But like the socialism of old, it suffers from a faith in the incorruptibility of collective action and an unwarranted suspicion of individual vim.
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Hardly. The ECB is likely to avoid any steps that would spark an unwarranted rise in the single currency or euro area borrowing costs.
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The false illusion of security here is unwarranted — especially in the digital age where vital information is kept on computers and not in cubicles.
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Google's Chrome browser faced criticisms of unwarranted battery-draining last year, with the company finally making changes to boost the software's performance in September.
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"Automated predictions based on such biased data — although they may seem objective or neutral — will further intensify unwarranted discrepancies in enforcement," the group said.
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Appealing to a characteristically conservative preference for states' rights, the brief notes that "[s]uch a radical break from...federalism principles is especially unwarranted".
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Whitaker can request briefings on any investigative or prosecutorial steps and block actions that he deems to be inappropriate or unwarranted under department practices.
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This strategy stands in contrast to what seems like an unwarranted tradition of using the titles and honorifics enemy foreign leaders bestow upon themselves.
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The company had said in April none of the nominees of Neuberger were suitable as potential board members and called the nominations "demonstrably unwarranted".
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"I filed a complaint with the Lefortovo court, because I believe that the detention (without bail) is excessive and unwarranted," Zherebenkov said on Thursday.
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In this case, states are using the state law in an unwarranted way to treat a health issue, where there's no evidence that works.
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This action is unwarranted, as many of the fish stocks receiving additional "protection" are thriving, but, nevertheless, families are being left at the dock.
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Critics argue facial recognition technology expands unwarranted surveillance and exacerbates racial discrimination because of a tendency to be inaccurate, especially for people of color.
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Yet, recalling the inexorable long-term progress the nation has made since the pioneering environmental achievements of the Nixon administration, defeatism too is unwarranted.
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If Trump is truly concerned about the violent, unwarranted deaths of innocent children — and it seems he is — there is more he can do.
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Civil rights groups argued that the approach is too subjective and risks exposing some travelers to unwarranted profiling based on their race or ethnicity.
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As for a possible pardon or commutation of Manafort, it still remains unclear whether the president would take such clearly unwarranted and inappropriate action.
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Others will want to share things with you while Mars is in Gemini, but you don't have to accept any offers that seem unwarranted.
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If an officer pulls you over, they usually expect you to cooperate with them, no matter how unwarranted their decision to stop you was.
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"The politically motivated arrest and tragic death of Captain Rafael Acosta was unwarranted and unacceptable," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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Jones will seek to have the lawsuit dismissed under a Texas law designed to protect free speech rights against unwarranted attacks, court papers showed.
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Consumer advocates say the changes have weakened the standards governing one class of financial professionals while giving an unwarranted veneer of trustworthiness to another.
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A mass judicial impeachment, over lavish but legally permissible spending, he said, was unwarranted and possibly even a violation of the separation of powers.
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Trump recognized that none of the baiting by Iran had taken American lives or threatened American sovereignty, and thus a military response was unwarranted.
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The move is "a bid to avert unwarranted illegal cutting down of trees," he said in a telephone interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He pressures the Justice Department to abandon investigations that involve him or his associates and initiate unwarranted investigations of those he considers political enemies.
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More militarization means more abuse, more corruption, more interior checkpoints, more racial profiling, more unwarranted searches, and more impediments to legitimate trade and travel.
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"The direct harm to patients and relatives is that inaccurate test results could lead to undo worry or unwarranted procedures," Katz said by email.
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People fled en masse upon law enforcement grabbing non-resisting protestors by the neck and violently forcing people to the ground with unwarranted aggression.
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One extremely unwarranted and awkward hug later, I'm going over her homework, my own laying forgotten in my backpack, wondering where everything went wrong.
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"What happened to Ms. Sushe was completely blindsiding and unwarranted and we share in her shock, hurt, embarrassment and general outrage," the statement read.
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The derision and aspersions are dangerous and unwarranted," Webster argued, adding that Trump's "thinly veiled suggestion" that Wray may be fired "disturbs me greatly.
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The speaker of Libya's parliament said Turkey's plan to send troops to Libya is "unacceptable" and will be considered as unwarranted meddling, AP reports.
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"The evidence is going to show you that this tragic case, this murder, was totally unwarranted, was completely intentional and was truly unjustified," he added.
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It's not completely unwarranted to think that renewed media coverage and speculation could lead to new information about the case that gets colder every year.
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The State Department, however, indicated earlier that the United States could retaliate for Russia's "regrettable, unwarranted action," raising the possibility that the crisis could intensify.
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In addition to the new system, the platform also recently pledged financial and legal resources to help creators combat unwarranted copyright claims and takedown notices.
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A 56 percent majority of the GOP says either that concern about climate change is unwarranted or that more research is necessary before taking action.
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While many analysts said the rally was unwarranted and warned a pullback was in the cards, few predicted the market would sell off so sharply.
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"A lot of the run-up in the equity market was unwarranted by the economic [reports], as opposed to just changing of policy," Pace said.
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I feel like his (totally unwarranted and unnecessary) embarrassment led to his decision to kill off the voice, and for that I am in mourning.
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Anyone pointing the finger at national security adviser John Bolton, who has argued for regime change in Iran, is giving Trump an unwarranted free pass.
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A certain amount of suspicion that they're going to have to jump through unwarranted hoops to prove a "bona fide" relationship might not be irrational.
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Comparisons to the Wii U's controller are not unwarranted, but the difference is like night and day, and I'm not just talking about the color.
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" Ms. Miller added: "Somewhere in between the unearned overconfidence of the young men, and the unwarranted self-censorship of the young women, the truth lies.
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Colin Laverty, president of Cuba Educational Travel, which has organized student and tour groups to the island for several years, said the advisory was unwarranted.
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The bank has said it charged customers for unwarranted mortgage fees and apparent software glitches caused hundreds of homeowners to lose their homes in foreclosure.
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Sometimes, you might see this information appear when it was unwarranted, however — like if you got off a bus or exited a taxi, Google says.
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"The Federal Government of Somalia protests this unwarranted incident at JKIA and expects full justification and explanation from Kenya," Somalia's government said in a statement.
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While most of this hate is unwarranted (even though Allen looks like Zodiac Killer Ted Cruz), Allen is actually proving to be a dirty player.
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"It was taken by al-Azhar as an unwarranted intrusion into Egyptian affairs and a misapprehending of the rights of Christians in Egypt," Reynolds said.
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"The swelling 'piggy-bank' of supplier monies held by supermarkets exacerbates the risk of them making unwarranted deductions which causes suppliers financial distress," he said.
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Legislators pitch the requirements as a boon to maternal health; detractors decry them as onerous, unwarranted changes that often leave women with nowhere to turn.
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Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil, a senior Berri aide, said late on Tuesday the sanctions against Hezbollah were "unwarranted and do not serve financial stability".
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia was working with WADA to settle the issue and that many of the concerns expressed by Ganus were unwarranted.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday railed against automated trading that he said is to blame for the unwarranted spikes in a number of cyclical stocks.
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That case, two of the justices argued, was not current before their court, and the conservatives' filing was an unwarranted expression of their personal views.
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We now produce so much animal feed that China recently imposed unwarranted trade restrictions on U.S. exporters in order to protect their own domestic producers.
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Corn farmers and ethanol groups say many of the exemptions granted to EPA are unwarranted, as some of the refineries were offshoots of major companies.
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" Meanwhile, Balwani's attorneys have separately sent out a statement to media outlets, defending Balwani's role in the company and calling the SEC's enforcement action "unwarranted.
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The EPA and the Obama administration, though, have said their economic concerns are unwarranted, noting declines in ozone pollution even as the economy has grown.
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" According to the outlet, the Nation of Islam promoted Farrakhan's speech as a response to the "public outrage over the unprecedented and unwarranted lifetime ban.
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"Unwarranted criticism of security forces and other institutions responsible for the defence of the realm is not allowed," Nisar said in a statement last week.
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"We write to inform you that we would consider such an unwarranted action as an attempt to obstruct justice in the Russia investigation," they wrote.
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They have said it creates unwarranted government intervention in personal healthcare and have warned that insurers would be left to cover sicker and older individuals.
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It isn't that your anxieties are unwarranted — indeed, I've never met a memoirist who didn't grapple with some version of the question you've asked us.
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Indeed, we perceived last Friday's bounce as unwarranted and hence the S&P 500 is likely to still suffer near term dips and continued volatility.
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The Hong Kong government has called the legislation "unnecessary and unwarranted" and warned that it would harm relations between the United States and Hong Kong.
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"En banc review would be particularly unwarranted at this point in light of the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the FCC's Order," the decision reads.
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It gave the Department of Health and Human Services the authority to ease what it called "unwarranted economic and regulatory burdens" from the existing law.
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The "1031 like-kind exchange" may sound like an unwarranted tax giveaway that does not benefit the average person, but that simply isn't the case.
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The Times editors' lack of disclosure may leave Katyal open to unwarranted criticism, not only from readers but from others looking to challenge his motives.
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J&J argued that the state has offered no proof that any Oklahoma doctor was induced by J&J marketing to write an unwarranted prescription.
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"The unwarranted delay to a legal abortion violated the girl's right to health, her autonomy, privacy and intimacy, revictimizing her," the group's Argentina office tweeted.
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But there's a long conservative tradition, going back to Milton Friedman, that condemns the F.D.A.'s existence as an unwarranted interference in the free market.
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Fears that the money is used, to any significant degree, to buy so-called temptation goods like alcohol or drugs appear unwarranted, according to GiveDirectly.
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If that seems unwarranted, consider that Berkeley has had to essentially soldier up for unexpectedly violent rallies in their public plaza many times this year.
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This unwarranted conclusion was in the form of my solitary confinement and restriction, and in some cases, obstruction in communicating with relatives and my lawyer.
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But the notion of "implosion" has given the campaign for a massive rewrite a sense of urgency that, according to the CBO, is basically unwarranted.
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The WTO's 164 members can challenge each other over unwarranted trade restrictions, illegal subsidies and other unfair practices and seek resolution through dispute settlement panels.
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Like most women on the internet who dare to reveal anything about their lives, Chrissy Teigen fields a ton of unwarranted criticisms of her parenting skills.
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He warned, again, on Thursday night that the Vermont senator's agenda and embrace of democratic socialism risked opening up the entire field to unwarranted Republican attacks.
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Comey wrote a letter to Congress the same day explaining the new batch of emails did not change his previous conclusion that criminal charges were unwarranted.
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In recent years, videos taken mostly on cellphone cameras have been instrumental in bringing light to instances of unwarranted police violence, especially against unarmed Black victims.
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However, "A 56 percent majority of the GOP says either that concern about climate change is unwarranted or that more research is necessary before taking action."
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Both U.S. citizens and foreign nationals alike are subject to unwarranted searches and few rights to free speech, and many have limited access to legal counsel.
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Those latter men complained that they were treated unfairly and that the fuss surrounding their removal was unwarranted because missing their Vegas party was "punishment enough".
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LeCun has been an outspoken voice in the industry and a frequent critic of what the research community feels is unwarranted fear mongering around the technology.
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Strength is being able to continue past all the unwarranted trouble that has happened to you, and to be able to continue on while holding positivity.
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Ultimately a polemic, Spiral is at its strongest when taking on the Bush administration's worst excesses: the unwarranted secrecy and boneheaded assumptions that led to disaster.
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Fundamentally, President Trump and big chunks of conservative media are arguing that the Russia investigation is unwarranted, tainted and malicious — that the special counsel shouldn't exist.
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" Hayden also called Gardner's letter "unwarranted, certainly untimely and absolutely irresponsible," and told reporters that investigators have been following city regulations and procedures "to the letter.
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But Congress' initial inclination to remain circumspect about imposing unwarranted regulations is laudable given the potential safety, mobility, economic and environmental benefits that the technology holds.
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Reuters President and Editor-In-Chief Stephen J. Adler has said the court's decision to pursue charges was "a wholly unwarranted, blatant attack on press freedom".
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In some cases the concern is unwarranted, with President Trump doggedly sticking to his campaign promises, for example, recognizing Jerusalem as the eternal capital of Israel.
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State Senator Terry M. Wanzek, a farmer and rancher who sponsored the bill last year, said that opponents are driven by unwarranted fears of big business.
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Unfortunately, many citizens and politicians are unaware of how disaster funding works, which often leads to unwarranted criticism of FEMA and unnecessary political fodder regarding disasters.
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" In the letter, he also called the legal proceedings a "needless and unwarranted distraction," adding that they would result in "significant damage and harm to IREO.
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"On the one hand, the Fourth Amendment extends constitutional protections to a person's 'houses, papers and effects' from unwarranted government interference," he argued in court papers.
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A federal appeals court ruled this week that marking car tires is unconstitutional, deemed a violation of your Fourth Amendment rights against unwarranted searches and seizures.
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"Women used to get a lot of unwarranted messages from men, which was a major turn off and many of them left the platform," Gupta says.
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"This revision does not go far enough in ending an outdated policy that is medically and scientifically unwarranted and that perpetuates inaccurate stereotypes," the lawmakers said.
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"We need to avoid doing that kind of thing," he said of unwarranted interference in travel to the United States or creating a religious litmus test.
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The Treasury has made a point about currency markets not being "disorderly" to discourage unwarranted intervention by the Bank of Japan to reduce the yen's value.
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In 2012, with what may have been unwarranted optimism, Justice Kennedy said he hoped that conflicts over immigration policy would be worked out through reasoned discussion.
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Lankes called the mother, who answered for the first time in two months and began yelling about what she considered an unwarranted intrusion into her home.
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Sometimes I recognize it as unwarranted fear, sometimes I see it as intuition, and rarely do I feel that it's an insurmountable problem in my life.
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"There is no allegation in this case that the additional ACT test time obtained for Mr. McGlashan's son was obtained fraudulently or was unwarranted," lawyers say.
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WILMORE: You know, and it's kind of amazing to me all the attention that was given to her during that time I thought was very unwarranted.
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The government's new sentencing memorandum withdrew the seven-to-nine year recommendation, arguing that it considered that recommendation to be "excessive and unwarranted" under the circumstances.
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Through hard work she overcame an unwarranted sense of shame, rose through the ranks at her place of employment, and is now living on her own.
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"I think weve learned that unemployment can remain at quite low levels for an extended period of time without unwarranted upward pressure on inflation," Powell said.
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"I thought the sentence was outrageous and totally unwarranted given the role that this young man played in this case," Cardi said after the sentencing hearing.
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"Our nation requires your leadership to stop this attack on our nation's health by addressing the spread of vaccine misinformation causing unwarranted vaccine hesitancy," he wrote.
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The Republican memo was released over the objections of Democratic members of the committee and intelligence agencies, who disputed the claims that Mueller's probe is unwarranted.
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"These unwarranted actions will have profound negative effects on connectivity for Americans in rural and underserved areas across the United States," Huawei said in a statement.
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The imposition of aggressive and artificial deadlines regarding the date and conditions of any hearing has created tremendous and unwarranted anxiety and stress on Dr. Ford.
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Their confidence in him seemed unwarranted, right up until Foles torched the Minnesota Vikings for 352 passing yards and three touchdowns in the N.F.C. championship game.
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Barnes' lawyers at Duke Holzman Photiadis & Gresens filed a motion for a summary judgment denying Cellino's petition, arguing that dissolution was unwarranted under New York corporate law.
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Ottawa launched the complaint in November, saying it would forcefully defend its lumber industry against punitive U.S. tariffs, which it said were "unfair, unwarranted and deeply troubling".
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It's selective with its imagery: Mehta crafts these scenes to indicate that the officers were merely — and gently — retaliating in response to unwarranted attacks by the protestors.
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When Sunn M'Cheaux, a dreaded male member of the Black Women's Defense League, challenged me to name a black woman who died after garnering unwarranted police attention.
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USMA officials' decision suggests the attention may have been unwarranted, but the controversy provides an example of why symbols need to be examined in a broader context.
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That reputation appears to be substantially unwarranted—it is a product of decades of highly politicised scandals from which Mrs Clinton has emerged convicted of no crime.
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"While the short-term behavior of stocks is unknowable and one should expect further volatility, a wholesale liquidation of stocks is unwarranted in our view," Stone said.
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For too long, unwarranted and unconstitutional surveillance has targeted the most vulnerable Americans — people of color, immigrants, welfare recipients and political activists who challenge the status quo.
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"Foreign entities trying to influence the decisions and internal administrative processes of public service promotions in Sri Lanka is unwarranted and unacceptable," it said in a statement.
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When a customer leaves a negative review, developers couldn't respond to the criticism – which is sometimes unwarranted – in a way that other App Store customers could see.
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This isn't the first time the soon-to-be mother of three has dealt with unwarranted comments surrounding her parenting of Saint and his sister North, 4½ .
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In divorce records obtained by The Post and Courier, Kathleen Parnell said the marriage deteriorated after two years in 1973 because of 'unwarranted accusations' from her husband.
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"[Travel Mode] protects your 1Password data from unwarranted searches when you travel," Rick Fillion, a developer at AgileBits (the company behind 1Password), explains in a blog post.
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There is so much valid Swift criticism, but this parade of inspiring and powerful women being used as a weapon to make Swift feel inadequate is unwarranted.
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Well, Brexit did win and the surprise outcome fueled a mostly unwarranted hysterical market reaction and national period of whining we could hear clear across the Atlantic.
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"I am almost for a loss of words for what we had to go through today for the unwarranted actions of two of my officers," he said.
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Earlier this month, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi warned US Defense Secretary James Mattis against making "unwarranted and malicious accusations against Iran," according to Iranian media.
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The Federal Reserve raised its funds rate barely two months ago, and all that worry about higher interest rates for mortgage borrowers ended up being positively unwarranted.
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If you're a woman in 2016 who has used social media at least once in your life, you have received an unwarranted dick pic from a stranger.
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Nike — JPMorgan Chase added the athletic apparel and footwear maker's stock to its Analyst Focus list, saying concerns about inventory and gross margin issues are largely unwarranted.
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But despite the long odds and pervasive (and perhaps unwarranted) optimism, Cuneo still thinks it's worth pursuing fusion energy on all fronts, including in the private sector.
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"We believe this action was unwarranted and detrimental to the overall relationship between our countries," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement about Russia's move.
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It also warned that the findings could cause "undue panic, particularly as many pregnancies are unplanned, and paves the way for unwarranted and inappropriate interventions" like abortion.
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Another option is the World Trade Organization, whose 164 members have the right to challenge each other over unwarranted trade restrictions, illegal subsidies and other unfair practices.
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The commercial, titled "Pedigree," argues O'Rourke has drawn unwarranted comparisons to former President Obama and describes O'Rourke as benefitting from the privilege of being a white man.
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"We will continue our fight to reverse these unwarranted cuts and protect access for patients, and we expect to refile promptly in district court," the AHA said.
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Some have gained up to 18 percent as fears of defaults crashing banks proved unwarranted, and some stocks may have further to rise if oil prices recover.
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" Semenya herself would later write in a statement, "I have been subjected to unwarranted and invasive scrutiny of the most intimate and private details of my being.
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Instead, they claimed, he has pestered the Defense Department with "unwarranted, unreasonably and unjustified" demands in a late bid to dig up dirt on the Obama administration.
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The fishing expedition worked: It uncovered Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, which ultimately caused serious and unwarranted political damage.
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"Despite serial and unwarranted provocations, the Service, as a professional and responsible Organization, did not shoot at the so-called protesters," the DSS said in a statement.
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They warn that their release would spread unfounded conspiracy theories and cause unwarranted damage to the US-Saudi alliance, which has grown increasingly fragile in recent years.
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But a study that is both spectacularly unwarranted because it seems to state the obvious and reports on the threat of horrific bodily harm all at once?
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When I worked at a club for about six months during my first year, I had two or three white boys make unwarranted comments about my hair.
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In particular, law enforcement should not threaten social media companies with unwarranted investigations for their efforts to rid their platforms of extremists who incite hate and violence.
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Into this unfamiliar territory stepped a fresh, exciting England team, one stripped of the unwarranted swagger of its predecessors and coached by a fundamentally decent, approachable man.
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Equally, megaphone diplomacy — like calling out the unconstitutional behavior of the Catalan independence movement — sounds hypocritical with allegations of unwarranted violence by the Spanish police being investigated.
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A court must consider the seriousness of the crime and the need to deter criminal conduct, protect the public and avoid unwarranted sentence disparities among similar defendants.
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In San Diego, the city attorney met with local gun-rights advocates and invited them to contact her with any instances of an unwarranted order being issued.
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Its significance is mysterious—questions such as "Is there a secret brethren of even-number fanatics who meet here on a regular basis?" are not, perhaps, unwarranted.
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Over all, the characters' melodrama is unwarranted; the final climactic event that Alix thinks "felt like the plot twist of a horror movie" is actually quite predictable.
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In a story called "The Human Claim," she juxtaposes an investigation into what happened to Lawrence's ashes with a dispute she had with Barclaycard over unwarranted charges.
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Trump also went beyond the boilerplate language in most presidential orders to forego automatic pay change rates, calling expected formula-based regional salary boosts unwarranted and unworkable.
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Prosecutors have spent much of the two-week trial arguing that unholstering his weapon was unwarranted and reckless in a place filled with residents going about their lives.
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" Depp's team responded to the motion, calling it "a blatant attempt to extend her fifteen minutes of fame" and "an embarrassing grab for additional and unwarranted attorney's fees.
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But overall, Dimon, who leads the biggest U.S. lender, said the December stock declines and the halting by banks of high-yield debt issuance last month were unwarranted.
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Before the second world war, British liberals would have seen the creation of a government-run national health service as an unwarranted intrusion of government into private life.
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"The imposition of aggressive and artificial deadlines regarding the date and conditions of any hearing has created tremendous and unwarranted anxiety and stress on Dr. Ford," Katz wrote.
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In response, Qatar accused Saudi Arabia and the UAE of breaking the spirit of the Riyadh agreement and engaging in an "unwarranted and unprecedented attack on Qatar's sovereignty".
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Baird analysts wrote in a client note that Axovant share reaction was unwarranted, as there are some key differences on dosing, among others, that differentiate the two drugs.
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The constitutional court is due to rule soon on a challenge to the abortion law, on the grounds that it is an unwarranted infringement of women's personal liberty.
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The fear of being let go also was hardly unwarranted—"red bag days" is reportedly a commonly understood term among workers to mean days where managers fire employees.
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The Dutch parliament wrote to House lawmakers warning that it considers JASTA to be a 'gross and unwarranted breach of Dutch sovereignty' that could result in 'astronomical damages.
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But "Dragonstone" suggests fearing such a turn is unwarranted — and one of the main ways it does so is via the twinkling mug of a famous pop star.
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Production of their private conversations to Mr. Hothi would, in Tesla's view, inflict more damage by subjecting them to an unwarranted invasion of their privacy and further harassment.
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Congress, however, possesses considerable authority to block an arms sale that the body views as unwise, unwarranted, or contrary to the national security interests of the United States.
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We are taking advantage of what we see as an unwarranted material pullback in shares (as suggested by its after-hours performance following earnings) to upgrade the stock.
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"The Sensenbrenner legislation is an unwarranted intrusion on state authority which if enacted would continue the competitive advantage online sellers enjoy over Main Street sellers," the group said.
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German airline Germania has complained to the European Commission that rival Air Berlin is receiving unwarranted state aid, Germania's Chief Executive Karsten Balke told Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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More recently, India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation proposed guidelines for registering all civilian UAVs and giving them a unique identification number to "regulate unwarranted use of drones".
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The allegation, which then-FBI Director James Comey says is not true, is symptomatic of a President willing to launch all sorts of unwarranted accusations against officials. 22016.
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In contrast, James's defenders have considered him the most scrutinized and criticized American athlete, much of the naysaying unwarranted and aggravated by the polarizing effects of social media.
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Uri Levine, co-founder and former president of Waze, defends his brainchild even more plainly, saying the backlash is unwarranted and Waze facilitates navigation for the public good.
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It would be easy to shout "hypocrisy" from the rooftops, but the reality is that it is more complicated (not to say that the hypocrisy argument is unwarranted).
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Finally, she understood how central abstractions were in legitimizing unwarranted authority, in pitting people against one another, and in justifying indefensible wars, discrimination and other forms of brutality.
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Now, facing a transit crisis that will fuck up hundreds of thousands of daily commutes for over a year, Levy's pitch doesn't seem as far-fetched, nor unwarranted.
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In any case, six are way too many for Richard Greenberg's hermetic family comedy, a modest story inflated to unwarranted size by what appears to be dramaturgical panic.
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They do this to take advantage of the still too widespread view that government has no role in markets and that regulation represents an unwarranted intrusion on business.
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The Afghan government has insisted on nothing less than direct negotiations, criticizing any move by political groups to engage with the Taliban as giving the insurgents unwarranted legitimacy.
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Allahabad High Court in Uttar Pradesh ordered the state government to remove the posters by March 16, saying they were "an unwarranted interference in [the] privacy of people".
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" After Todd continued to press Pence on whether the rhetoric from the right was helpful, the vice president responded, "I never begrudge people responding to unwarranted, unjustified attacks.
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Simply having the knowledge that any self-doubt about an interaction with a new person is unwarranted is a powerful shift in the way we approach new connections.
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Embassies have "surveillance detection teams" -- normally locally hired staff -- "who actually are out there looking to see if anyone is showing unwarranted interest" in embassy operations, they said.
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He asked Sessions whether he would enforce a 2010 law expanding hate crime protections to LGBT Americans, despite calling the bill unwarranted and possibly unconstitutional in the past.
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The US trade representative's objectives for negotiations,published last year, said the UK should "remove expeditiously unwarranted barriers that block the export of US food and agricultural products."
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The US trade representative's objectives for negotiations, published last year, said the UK should "remove expeditiously unwarranted barriers that block the export of US food and agricultural products."
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" In his ruling, Yeboah said the dismissal of Fosu and Hammond was "[an] unwarranted, institutional onslaught on their fundamental human rights - right to work and freedom from discrimination.
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Current forfeiture laws put law-abiding citizens at risk for unwarranted seizures, and the DOJ proposal to expand programs supporting such laws will only make the problem worse.
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" In his ruling, Yeboah said the dismissal of Fosu and Hammond was "[an] unwarranted, institutional onslaught on their fundamental human rights -- right to work and freedom from discrimination.
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Lawmakers said in January that the formula for the RPI should be changed, partly because its use gives bondholders an unwarranted windfall of 1 billion pounds each year.
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The fears affecting big decisions, like what to do about the military occupation in the West Bank, seem unwarranted if Israel is indeed the far more powerful party.
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The study's authors, the objecting reviewers insist, had made disproportionate or even wholly unwarranted claims on the basis of both the archaeological and genetic evidence they had provided.
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Apple executives acknowledged on Friday that it was technically possible but said it was still unwarranted for the government to demand it to create something that did not exist.
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Others in the PP said the branding of the party as corrupt was unwarranted given Rajoy had passed legislation to tackle the problem such as bringing in new penalties.
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While investors may be concerned about international trading policies, Seaport Global Securities analyst Michael Ward believes the 5 percent sell-off is unwarranted because of GM's solid quarterly results.
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Better to make a 911 call that proves unwarranted than to avoid making a call that might save a life, prevent a crime or help to solve a case.
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"We, as a family, are subject to goodwill that we are so appreciative for, and also attacks that may be unwarranted and that's just part of this," she said.
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"These instances of incursion into Bangladesh air space by Myanmar helicopters run contrary to the good neighborly relations and could lead to unwarranted situation," said the foreign ministry statement.
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Esper said Turkey's "unwarranted" invasion into Syria jeopardizes gains made there in recent years as the U.S.-led coalition and allied Syrian Kurdish forces battled the Islamic State group.
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"Citizens will vigorously challenge the CFPB's action, which is legally unwarranted and includes demands far out of line with actual customer impact," the bank said in a Thursday statement.
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Oculus remains committed to appealing the verdict, and a spokesperson for the company reiterated its position to Reuters calling the outcome of the trial ""legally flawed and factually unwarranted.
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Officer Joshua Kehm's statements on the March incident were "inconsistent" with the video and his response was "absolutely unwarranted," the San Antonio Independent School District said in a statement.
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This article is part of a continuing coordinated press campaign by Kesha to mislead the public, mischaracterize what has transpired over the last two years, and gain unwarranted sympathy.
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The piece adopted a condescending tone towards India's unique and globally acknowledged sanitation programme, the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), and makes unsubstantiated and unwarranted conclusions based on limited research.
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The agreement also calls for officers to stop making unwarranted arrests and declares that police officers and the courts should not be used to resolve routine school disciplinary issues.
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And that's why Patriots Day is exactly the movie that America needs right now, in the wake of this year's divisive election and numerous incidents of unwarranted police violence.
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Rannells stuck up for Dunham on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen Thursday night in response to a viewer question about the most unwarranted criticisms the actress receives.
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Bangladesh has said all refugees must go home and has also accused Myanmar of repeatedly violating its air space, warning that any more "provocative acts" could have "unwarranted consequences".
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Definitely not this woman, who is pointing her finger deliberately in one direction, with all the unwarranted swagger of a person who believes in the fable of linear time.
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The order gave federal agencies the authority to ease 'unwarranted economic and regulatory burdens' of the law by waiving or delaying the enforcement of key rules under their jurisdiction.
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I almost can't believe this even needs to be said, but it's not unwarranted to burden retirement advisers with a requirement that they act in their clients' best interest.
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The recommendation amounts to an "unwarranted and misinformed ban on dicamba" because the chemical is designed to be sprayed during the summer over genetically engineered crops, according to Monsanto.
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"The evidence is going to show you that this tragic case, this murder, was totally unwarranted, was completely intentional, and was truly unjustified," Deters implored in his opening statement.
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This is essential to restoring Americans' faith in our electoral process and to demonstrating to Russia the seriousness to which the United States takes this kind of unwarranted interference.
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"I recognize and understand the difficult position that the Indian government found itself, and regret that my trip has generated such unwarranted controversy," Mr. Isa said in a statement.
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Frank nevertheless believed that the $322,500 mootness fee to lawyers in the Akorn case was just as unwarranted as the fees struck down in the 7th Circuit's Walgreens opinion.
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However, while videos can provide compelling evidence of unwarranted fear in individual instances, it cannot tell us if the situation would have been resolved peacefully if Castile were white.
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A spokesman for the FBI Agents Association said the more than 13,000 active and former special agents it represents have become the victims of "unwarranted attacks" on their integrity.
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Australian Bankers Association Chief Executive Anna Bligh said the banks were already in the process of making amends for previous mistakes and an expensive government-funded inquiry was unwarranted.
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To protest the flouting of American norms is to disregard America's perdition—from drone strikes and unwarranted surveillance to the Democratic Party's indebtedness to Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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The change would be "unwarranted and indefensible," said the bipartisan group of senators that included Charles Grassley from Iowa and Amy Klobuchar from Minnesota in a letter to Trump.
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Will categories of people who are the targets of "novel action" as you put it—say, Muslims who don't like being targeted by unwarranted surveillance—be able to sue?
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She believes the agency should focus on cases with properly and objectively determined concrete harms such as diminished or disrupted competition, monetary injury, and unwarranted health and safety risks.
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It is yet another reminder of how special Iowa politics are — and of why it's past time to end the state's outsize and unwarranted influence over the nominating process.
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David Southard, who said he happened to be in London for the day and had decided to come for a look, said he felt the state visit was unwarranted.
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The pathos of the Jeb Bush presidential campaign has, in the wake of the candidate's departure from the scene, begun to generate an entirely unwarranted sense of Bush nostalgia.
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And Coates makes clear that the Wakandans' strife and distrust isn't unwarranted or illogical — Wakanda is supposedly exceptional, but under its current regime, the country is far from it.
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Our ERs will have a massive surge of cases on top of our normal daily emergencies, so arriving at our doors with just a cough and fever is unwarranted.
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Calling the CFPB's suit "unnecessary and unwarranted," the Cincinnati-based lender acknowledged "a limited and historical event" but said it was addressed and involved a small number of accounts.
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Calling the CFPB's suit "unnecessary and unwarranted," the Cincinnati-based lender acknowledged "a limited and historical event" but said it was addressed and involved a small number of accounts.
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It's not unwarranted -- CNN examined 22018 years of shootings on K-210 campuses and found two sobering truths: School shootings are increasing, and no type of community is spared.
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We are calling this what it is — an attempt to legitimize an unwarranted and unnecessary attack that targets individuals who have volunteered their lives in support of this country.
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"We write to inform you that we would consider such an unwarranted action as an attempt to obstruct justice in the Russia investigation," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said.
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And while his first suicide attempt was about the fear of never finding love, his second fear, equally unwarranted, was that he was a complete failure as a provider.
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"And to the extent that the rule might cause disenrollment by aliens who are not subject to the rule, such disenrollment is unwarranted, easily corrected and temporary," he added.
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Additionally, without a cohesive, articulated settlement program, the South Korean public will perceive the migrants as an unwarranted economic burden and express greater frustration toward the government's ineffective policies.
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That suggests the board's hawks, who think easing is unwarranted, have been joined by defeatist doves, who think further easing would be warranted but doubt it would be effective.
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"I concluded that it would not be good for our country to unnecessarily delay or create unwarranted political controversy over this particular nomination," Rubio said at the Monday meeting.
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" Separately, the Hong Kong government called the act "unnecessary and unwarranted" and said it "deeply regretted that the US has disregarded the genuine concerns raised repeatedly by Hong Kong.
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I think the focus on Alex Jones, I'm not saying it's unwarranted, but I do worry that it's taking, it's shifting attention away from the responsibility of the platforms.
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Cardi vows to seek justice for the unwarranted snub in a very LHH way, and when she comes face-to-face with Asia, she holds nothing back…including her wig.
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Some of the experts Gizmodo spoke to, however, said this rather jaw-dropping conclusion is completely unwarranted, and that the researchers made numerous mistakes and misinterpretations to achieve their result.
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And while Senate Republicans broadly criticized Trump's Twitter forays into the case, they said further investigation is unwarranted — dismissing Democrats' calls for congressional action over allegations of politically motivated favoritism.
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"Given that some of the authors do have a tie to the pasta industry, it just raises a question mark for me: Why the unwarranted focus on pasta?" she said.
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"It's no secret that President Trump and Republicans want to reshape the Ninth Circuit, and we will not accept unwarranted, partisan attacks on our courts," she said in a statement.
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He adds that unwarranted takedowns are already commonplace in the UK where, since 2010, the government's internet counter-terrorism unit has issued more than a quarter of a million requests.
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But why must American citizens be drilled in reacting with military stoicism to having guns pointed in their faces — especially African-Americans, who bear the brunt of unwarranted police violence?
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On top of the grief that comes from losing a loved one, Ariana Grande is also shielding herself from unwarranted blame after the death of her ex boyfriend Mac Miller.
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The United States has withheld $800 million in overall assistance this year, cuts Pakistan says are unwarranted as it incurs expenses in fighting militants who threaten U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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In the statement, Bayer reiterated that last week's jury verdict for Monsanto to pay damages in a U.S. lawsuits over alleged links between weed-killer Roundup and cancer was unwarranted.
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What we're hearing: Those sounding alarm bells range from those who fear it could lead to greater surveillance to those who see it as an unwarranted encroachment on free enterprise.
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"Automated predictions based on such biased data — although they may seem objective or neutral — will further intensify unwarranted discrepancies in enforcement," said a coalition of civil rights groups in August.
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The only disclosure he's required to make at this point: whether the Justice Department stopped the special counsel from taking "inappropriate or unwarranted" action during the course of the investigation.
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"Such stringent norms stipulated by the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) for our banks ... is unrealistic and unwarranted," said a report tabled in parliament by the Parliamentary Committee on Finance.
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"I've since changed [the settings] back as it seems the scare may have been unwarranted based on the content our meme page has," the political meme group admin told us.
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There is a cyclical, chicken-egg like quality to the dysfunction, where Clinton's distrust of the press invites added scrutiny, which at times proves unwarranted, and thus breeds more distrust.
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But too much hype creates a very real risk of "misleading the public, misinforming policy debates, devaluing methodical approaches to research, and driving premature or unwarranted clinical use," it says.
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As we detail in our book, "Deconstructing the Administrative State: The Fight for Liberty," this alliance comes into play when government has outgrown its constitutional constraints and assumed unwarranted power.
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Far from being a normal exercise of Congress' "power of the purse," ad-hoc earmarks to local interests were long considered an unwarranted expansion of the legislative prerogative for Appropriations.
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" And Tony Cox—the one expected to be appointed to the clean air board—has long argued that the public health benefits of reducing ozone pollution are "unwarranted and exaggerated.
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The fearfulness that fuelled the change of name from Wiener to Winn was not entirely unwarranted: my parents could not know for sure that they had found a refuge here.
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They can attempt to moot cases by fixing their websites quickly, the brief argued, or they can delay paying fees to plaintiffs' lawyers by actually litigating claims they consider unwarranted.
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Letting the possibility of a penalty hang over his head as he played seven more holes in the crucible that is the final round of a major championship was unwarranted.
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"The European Central Bank surprised almost everyone by announcing a new series of measures, trying to avoid an unwarranted tightening of its monetary stance," he said in a research note.
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They simply have to send an email and fill out a web form, and service providers have "strong incentives" to comply with those requests, even though they might be unwarranted.
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TRIM seeks to reduce inconsistencies and unwarranted variability when banks use internal models to calculate their risk-weighted assets (RWAs), by harmonising bank and national supervisory practices relating to models.
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Duterte's spokesman, Ernesto Abella, singled out the EU for criticism, rather than the parliament, and said it had been "spooked" into making "unwarranted threats" as a result of flawed information.
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One thing's for sure -- Aziz being tied down should certainly help with keeping him out of the headlines over his 2017 #MeToo moment, which many people feel was unwarranted, anyway.
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I'm not ignoring the grave flaws and galling giveaways in his tax overhaul, and I'm not minimizing his disregard for diplomatic norms, including his unwarranted verbal attacks on American allies.
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"Our view is clear: an I.C.C. investigation with respect to U.S. personnel would be wholly unwarranted and unjustified," the State Department said in a statement quoted by The Associated Press.
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But to his admirers, the artist's delicate work already packs enough of an emotional sucker-punch in a way where any anxieties about the future of his practice feel unwarranted.
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The meeting was about Central Asia, but Germany and the United States made "unwarranted criticisms" about China's Xinjiang policies and China's United Nations ambassador sternly rebuffed their remarks, he added.
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Trump was formally ordering the Justice Department to initiate and conduct an investigation that senior Justice Department officials — both career officials and political appointees — believed to be unwarranted and illegitimate.
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" Read: Nobody knows what's making U.S. diplomats in Cuba sick He said the U.S. decision to expel two Cuban diplomats from Washington over the attacks earlier this year was "unwarranted.
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The Fed couldn't offset the effects of austerity policies in 2010-2013 by cutting rates, but it can and will offset the effects of unwarranted stimulus now by raising rates.
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The spurned parties, which had struggled since national elections on March 4 to overcome profound differences and form their coalition, complained of unwarranted presidential interference in a legitimate political choice.
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In addition to wasting money, these problems can have direct adverse health effects; lead to unwarranted patient anxiety and stress; and lower patient satisfaction and trust in the health system.
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Because of the production and storage overhang in fuel markets, Barclays said this month's 29 percent price rally is unwarranted and that oil prices of $2.23 or higher are unsustainable.
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Chicago took care of business, getting a 90-yard go-ahead drive in the final three minutes from Mitchell Trubisky, but the faith in both Dallas and Atlanta was unwarranted.
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As a man in the makeup industry, never mind the music and modeling industries, he faced a lot of anti-gay and anti-femme-discrimination, violence, harassment, and unwarranted hatred.
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"In the meantime, I plan to work closely with my legal team to overturn this unwarranted conviction and look forward to reuniting with my family and resuming my music career."
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Considering the benefits of modern-day sanitation, vaccinations and health care, the likelihood of getting sick from our shoes is "infinitesimally small as to almost be unwarranted," one pediatrician said.
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Considering the benefits of modern-day sanitation, vaccinations and health care, the likelihood of getting sick from our shoes is "infinitesimally small as to almost be unwarranted," one pediatrician said.
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India's top court ruled on Friday that the indefinite shutdown of the internet in Kashmir was unwarranted and demonstrated "abuse of power" by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi -led government.
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Through Chief Dammick chiefly, but also through a host of other officials and gatekeepers, "Fargo" has been attacking a specifically masculine mode of belittlement, arrogance and unwarranted confidence this season.
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What Americans saw as legitimate democracy promotion, Mr. Putin saw as an unwarranted intrusion into Russia's geographic sphere of interest, as the United States once saw Soviet meddling in Cuba.
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As border residents, we are too often the targets of unwarranted and subjective profiling and harassment by the Border Patrol while traveling to school, medical appointments, or to visit friends.
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"While we understand these concerns, we believe that they are unwarranted given the likely opposition to the single-payer model on Capitol Hill," analyst Jasper Hellweg of Argus Research said.
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Last week, the Clear clinic earned a settlement in its lawsuit brought with the American Civil Liberties Union against the New York Police Department for its unwarranted surveillance of Muslims.
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Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez of Cuba said in November that the expulsions were unwarranted and complained that the United States had not cooperated with the Cuban authorities in its investigation.
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We do not see negativity, shame, unwarranted violence and aggression, gender domination, or hate and prejudice as ways to promote a better quality of life for any one of us.
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"Malta was neither the coordinating nor the competent authority (and) ...the requests for the vessel to enter our ports are unwarranted and without legal standing," it said in a statement.
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"We consider this an unwarranted charge and firmly oppose the presumption of guilt to our companies," a Chinese official told the WTO, according to a transcript of remarks seen by Reuters.
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However, the extent of Thursday's sell-off may turn out to be unwarranted once further details emerge, suggested the auto research team at Evercore in a note to clients that afternoon.
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Yasuhiro Suzuki has apologized for putting Seiji Komatsu under "unwarranted suspicion" by tampering with his drink, which caused the latter to fail a drugs test at a national meet in September.
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"It is clearly an attempt to stay ahead of the curve and to avoid unwarranted tightening of the ECB's monetary stance," ING economist Carsten Brzeski wrote in a note to clients.
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Shares of InterGlobe Aviation, owner of budget carrier IndiGo, gained as much as 3.82 percent after Citi upgraded the stock to "buy" from "neutral", adding that A320 delivery concerns were unwarranted.
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"We disagree with the judge's decision, which permits an unwarranted invasion into personal privacy and is contrary to well-established law," Marc Kasowitz, a lawyer for TPG, said in an email.
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" The Democrats defend the complaints from the Pentagon, saying in their letter that the "evolving demands" are "now putting a strain on the Pentagon that is completely unwarranted, unreasonable, and unjustified.
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But at the same time, it said the recommendation "could be considered excessive and unwarranted" and that the DOJ will "[defer] to the Court" about how long Stone should be sentenced.
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But DHS said it would not alter the rule to account for the "unwarranted choices" of families who disenroll from public benefits even if they are not subject to the rule.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka on Tuesday brushed aside as "unwarranted and unacceptable" international criticism of its decision to name a war veteran accused of human rights violations as its army chief.
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Investors should buy Apple shares as the decline spurred by a third-party research firm's negative report is unwarranted, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which reiterated its buy rating.
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Vice President Mike Pence accused China of "malign " efforts to undermine President Donald Trump on Thursday, prompting Beijing to respond by saying his remarks were "unwarranted" and "slandered" the Asian giant.
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"This fifth strike notice by FORSA is irresponsible, unwarranted and is disrupting customers and is a way of damaging Ryanair's business," Ryanair Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Jacobs said in a statement.
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"Glyphosate is not carcinogenic, and the listing of glyphosate under Prop 65 is unwarranted on the basis of science and the law," said Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy.
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To ensure unwarranted bias does not come into play, it would be preferable if the companies did not have to report instances of compassionate experimental use in advance of approval decisions.
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Indivior used a telephone program to connect patients to doctors that the company "knew were prescribing Suboxone and/or other opioids in a careless and clinically unwarranted manner," the indictment said.
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The American people and the business sector clearly need reassurances that their data will be protected from illegal intrusions, whether from digital theft by criminals or unwarranted access by government officials.
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While we will continue these efforts, we will actively defend the association, its officers, and its member pilots against the unwarranted and counterproductive legal action brought this evening by Spirit Airlines.
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I think global leaders need to realize that high economic growth is very difficult to achieve after a certain threshold, and can in fact cause much unwarranted risk for future generations.
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The danger of public discussion about military options, however, is that it could raise unwarranted expectations among many Venezuelans for an external savior and lessen their motivation to organize against Maduro.
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But they came together with unwarranted coherence thanks to Ex Cathedra's genial conductor, Jeffrey Skidmore, whose idea this project was from the beginning and who calmly steered it through to realization.
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"We believe that Shawbrook continues to suffer an unwarranted discount in the aftermath of the 9 million pound impairment charge taken by its asset finance business in Q2 2016," Gordon wrote.
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While it extended health insurance to some 20 million Americans, they believe it is an unwarranted and costly government intrusion into healthcare, while also opposing taxes it imposed on the wealthy.
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"I concluded that it would not be good for our country to unnecessarily delay or create unwarranted political controversy over this particular nomination," Rubio told the panel at the Monday meeting.
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Given the political climate and spread of misinformation, it is easy to understand how people in places far from the U.S.-Mexico border can harbor unwarranted fears about an unsafe border.
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In its findings the regulator cited the "Business Plan," and alleged that Breitman broke a FINRA rule that such communications may not make any exaggerated or unwarranted claims, opinions or forecasts.
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But unwarranted shootings by police officers remain a persistent problem, ignored for generations, exploding only now into the wider public consciousness because of bystander videos that reveal the blood-red truth.
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"Unwarranted, concentrated economic power in the hands of a few is dangerous to democracy — especially when digital platforms control content," Speaker Nancy Pelosi tweeted after the Judiciary Committee announced its investigation.
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Basically, Blair is saying they need to improve their messaging to get people to support their "war on terror" rather than thinking it is an unwarranted attack on nations like Iraq.
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The defense lawyers said in court filings that the software appeared to have been deployed without the proper search warrant, and may have violated constitutional protections against unwarranted searches and seizures.
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The signers want to see the UN put pressure on the US to take up digital rights as human rights, and stop unwarranted searches of mobile phones and social media accounts.
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Ms. Anders said that amid what she saw as unwarranted anti-Trump activism sweeping America, people like Mr. Peterson, the controversial psychologist and YouTube star, had helped change her political opinions.
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If we funded these resources to scale, we could make it less likely that an employee calls the police for a "quality of life" complaint that turns out to be unwarranted.
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The unwarranted ambush has rightly prompted a formal complaint to be lodged by the journalist, Ben Watson of the national security news publication Defense One, with the Department of Homeland Security.
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Proposals to enhance market transparency: — Eligible stock reporting, whereby stocks of unwarranted metal in LME-registered sheds would be publicly reported, hence enhancing market transparency as to total global metal stocks.
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"We know that the football world will unite behind us as we work with Greater Manchester Police to identify the perpetrators of this unwarranted attack," the club said in a statement.
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The court ruled that such a demonstration was unwarranted because none of the actions taken by Hong Kong's police amounted to torture or brutality — an echo of the Chinese government's argument.
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"A trip of this magnitude by the Crown provides unwarranted legitimacy to a dictatorship with a decades-long history of persecuting and imprisoning its defectors and repressing its people," Scott wrote.
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"I hope my concerns will prove to be unwarranted, but they mean I cannot support Director Pompeo's nomination," Murphy, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a statement.
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"Every Court to rule on a request to preliminarily enjoin the rule has determined that a preliminary injunction is unwarranted," Solicitor General Noel Francisco told the justices in a court filing.
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But the happenstance that put Giuliani close to the scene of Ground Zero in Manhattan on 9/11 earned him a totally unwarranted reputation as an authority on national security matters.
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Constellation Brands – The spirits and beer maker was downgraded to "negative" from "neutral" at Susquehanna Financial, which said the stock is trading at an unwarranted 25 percent premium to its peers.
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In the wake of the episode, multiple lawmakers called on CIA Director John Brennan to resign, claiming that the intrusion into Senate staffers' files constituted unwarranted spying on its congressional overseers.
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State Street had fleeced its clients, prosecutors maintained, by secretly billing for unwarranted commissions and, as a result, had abused their trust and caused them to lose substantial amounts of money.
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Congress must carry out its oversight role and ask the right questions to make sure that American taxpayers are getting the most bang for their buck, and that unwarranted proposals are eliminated.
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Investigators ultimately called for Pirone to be fired because of his unwarranted use of force against Grant, his inappropriate use of language and untruthfulness about his own actions, among other policy violations.
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In just a few hours, fans have collectively lost their chill, and it's not entirely unwarranted: the white-and-black aesthetic is sleek and sophisticated, like if Daft Punk went to Wimbledon.
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"This letter acts as written notice of our expectation for you to discontinue your unwarranted telephone calls and office visits," wrote Johnson's staff on Senate stationery in a letter dated Feb. 17.
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The WTO's 164 members - which includes the United States and China - can challenge each other over unwarranted trade restrictions, illegal subsidies and other unfair practices and seek resolution through dispute settlement panels.
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Hollywood's main actors union is accusing the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of exerting "extraordinary and unwarranted pressure" to keep big celebrities from presenting at shows other than the Oscars.
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I would also like to make it clear that the abuse he has suffered since the incident is unwarranted and I am sorry too that he has had to go through that.
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper told the amphitheatre-like North Atlantic Council chamber that Turkey's operation was "unwarranted" and the latest sign that the Ankara was heading in the wrong direction.
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By contrast, an unwarranted fiscal and/or monetary boost to the U.S. economy operating above its physical limits to growth would leak out through rising imports to the rest of the world.
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This is not a sign of unwarranted paranoia, because any artistic act that is not understood by officials and that bears the slightest hint of subversiveness can lead to rebuke and delegitimation.
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"I find it abhorrent that you take advantage of the clamorous scandal of sexual abuse in the United States to inflict an unheard of and unwarranted" attack on the pope, Ouellet said.
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"Such warnings would equate to compelled false speech, directly violate the First Amendment, and generate unwarranted public concern and confusion," Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, said in a statement.
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Prosecutors Fetihu Nuri and Habite Mariam charged Kinfe and 13 codefendants with wasting 554 million Ethiopian birr of public funds ($20 million) on unwarranted repairs and administrative costs when ordering the vessels.
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Because of the production and storage overhang in fuel markets, Barclays said a 20 percent price rally seen in August was unwarranted and that oil prices of $50 or higher were unsustainable.
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When the data was incomplete, Taylor relied on his own judgment, which amounted to little more than a fudge factor or unwarranted exercise of managerial discretion and could not be considered scientific.
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As I wrote at the time, it's a good thing Baquet wasn't running the show during the Jayson Blair fiasco, because he'd probably see an investigation there as unwarranted and inconvenient too.
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While Obamacare extended health insurance to some 20 million Americans, many Republicans believe it is an unwarranted and costly government intrusion into healthcare, while also opposing taxes it imposed on the wealthy.
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The Russian foreign ministry accused Washington on Thursday of putting unwarranted pressure on the U.S operations of Kremlin-backed media outlet RT, and warned that Moscow could take tit-for-tat measures.
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" LendingClub called the allegations "legally and factually unwarranted," and said in a statement that "it intends to oppose the claims and work towards an early resolution of the matter in Federal Court.
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Dr Conley's fears, however, are not unwarranted in the case of creatures that do not need to eat other living things—bacteria that can photosynthesise or extract energy from minerals, for example.
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The complaint describes Trump's actions towards his driver as "an utterly callous display of unwarranted privilege and entitlement" and says that Trump demonstrated "callousness and cupidity" when he denied Cintron a raise.
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"Closed minds, of whatever persuasion, are unwarranted on the nature-nurture aspects of human behavior and serve mainly to aid and abet those who must rationalize their prejudices," he told the committee.
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In a statement from her previous nonprofit group, executive director Ian Dailey characterized the news reports as a "classic 'hit-job'" and said he was "disgusted with the unwarranted attack" against Chang.
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It was a year in which a daily assault on the constitutionally protected free speech was launched by the same White House, an assault that is as unprecedented as it is unwarranted.
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"Because of the trust that Americans place in their Presidency, some lawmakers around the country may be tempted to rely on your words and move forward with unwarranted voter restrictions," she said.
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But Gunter researched many of these brands for "The Vagina Bible" and found they all listed their ingredients, which matched with the FDA applications, meaning the labeling-based fears are perhaps unwarranted.
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"If the ECB wanted to counter expectations of an imminent policy announcement, it might already have said publicly that the market reaction has been unwarranted," said Capital Economics in a research note.
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"In fact, your office found no undue influence, pressure or unwarranted involvement of any kind by anyone, including the Executive Office of the President," he wrote in response to the inspector general.
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They come up, they do not try to compete, and they go back down, except with their coffers stuffed by what he sees as an unwarranted share of the division's television revenue.
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The agency knows some companies are marketing products containing hemp-derived compounds in ways that violate the law but has prioritized those making unwarranted health claims for enforcement action, the FDA said.
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And the bill is packed to the gills with unwarranted gifts for undeserving recipients, including $17 billion to bail out Boeing, a company that lately has charted new frontiers in corporate mismanagement.
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Susan Zaunbrecher, chief legal officer for Fifth Third, called the CFPB suit unnecessary and unwarranted" in a Monday statement, saying the bank will "defend itself vigorously and is confident in the outcome.
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According to two people familiar with the Smithsonian's decision-making, the inspector general found the appearance of a conflict of interest, but several board members said they believed the punishment was unwarranted.
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"Since the central bank's objective of reducing market lending rates are expected to take effect with lending rate caps, another rate cut is unwarranted," said Danushka Samarasinghe, CEO at Softlogic Capital Markets.
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Filippo Grandi, the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, described the assault as an "unwarranted attack on helpless civilians fleeing violence and conflict" in a statement from the refugee agency's Geneva headquarters.
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While JCPOA critics and supporters argue over whether these aspects of the deal were unwarranted concessions or necessary negotiating compromises, they can agree that they are deficiencies that ought to be rectified.
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Scheindlin said she is aware that some employers and defense firms claim that plaintiffs' lawyers are abusing the system, filing unwarranted claims to pressure companies with millions of dollars in filing fees.
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Their question isn't unwarranted: Sales of Blu-ray discs and DVDs dropped about 50 percent between 2014 and 403, and streaming subscription revenues surpassed physical sales of film and TV in 2016.
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On Friday, ECB executive board member Benoit Coeure said the bank had bought enough bonds for it to retreat from further purchases without risking an unwarranted rise in longer-dated bond yields.
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Go deeper: Surgery for Blocked Arteries Is Often Unwarranted, Researchers Find (NY Times) Stents and bypass surgery are no more effective than drugs for stable heart disease, highly anticipated trial results show
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You probably wouldn't think twice about texting your best friend about an annoying work problem, or about your relationship issue, but some experts say all that texting could be causing us unwarranted stress.
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"The memo directs us to devote resources to changing this so that advanced, wealthy or influential countries can not avail themselves of unwarranted benefits despite abundant evidence of economic strength," the source added.
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" The committee found Russo's line of questioning to be "unwarranted" and "egregious given the potential for those questions to re-victimize the plaintiff, who sought redress from the court under palpably difficult circumstances.
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Looking back, a lot of the stuff that was said about the people in the pictures was probably unwarranted, probably played into quite a few stereotypes and was probably—largely—a bit mean.
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The terms of the settlement, which need formal approval from a federal judge, expands the role of a civilian representative who will serve as a check against unwarranted targeted surveillance, according to documents.
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Russian officials have accused Washington of putting unwarranted pressure on the U.S. operations of RT, a Kremlin-funded broadcaster accused by some in Washington of interfering in domestic U.S. politics, which it denies.
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There's also an element of the left that believes Bush and Cheney went to war in Iraq purely to get the oil; unwarranted on my view, but still held by friends and colleagues.
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Yet in the absence of a timetable for abandoning the North's nukes, along with clear steps for verification, "denuclearisation" is meaningless—and a peace treaty an unwarranted, even risky, gift to the North.
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Local news media began reporting about Shadow Mountain as well, echoing our report that the facility was unsafe and that young patients were being physically restrained in ways that were dangerous and unwarranted.
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Other denials, like an Office of the Inspector General's report requested by the Center for Investigative Reporting, seem like an unwarranted veil of secrecy around information to which the public should have access.
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The National Rifle Association and other gun rights groups have vigorously fought against reporting requirements for stolen guns in others parts of the country, contending that they expose gun owners to unwarranted penalties.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Jammin Java's argument that the award was an unwarranted "windfall" because no evidence was presented of willful trademark violations.
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There's also an element of the left that believes Bush and Cheney went to war in Iraq purely to get the oil; unwarranted on my view, but still held by friends and colleagues.
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"I just see no evidence we are on the cusp of this," he said, arguing that sound bytes on the subject (he's talking about you, Elon Musk) have been "unwarranted and borderline" irresponsible.
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As a result of having her first child before she said "I do" to professional BMX dirt bike rider Corey Bohan, Patridge says she has done her fair share of unwarranted-comment fielding.
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Najib had indicated he was "prepared and willing to extend his fullest cooperation" to authorities but their long presence and the drilling open of a long-unopened safe suggested "unwarranted harassment," Grewal said.
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These forward-thinking companies, with much influence in Congress themselves, offer hope that perhaps the federal government will get it right and allow clean meat producers to compete without unwarranted and burdensome regulations.
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"We write to share our profound indignation and deep disappointment over your recent failure to protect Congresswoman Waters from unwarranted attacks from the Trump Administration and others in the GOP," the letter states.
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The articles "were intended from the outset to provoke unwarranted hatred against foreigners in Singapore," District Judge Salina Ishak said on Wednesday, according to a copy of the oral grounds for her decision.
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The Office of the US Trade Representative's negotiating objectives published this year say that any free-trade deal with the UK after Brexit must eliminate such "unwarranted" nontariff barriers to US agricultural goods.
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Earlier this week, the Russian Foreign Ministry accused Washington of putting unwarranted pressure on the U.S operations of Kremlin-backed media outlet RT, and warned that Moscow could take tit-for-tat measures.
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At a daily news conference on Tuesday, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, Zhao Lijian, responded to the restrictions announced Monday, accusing the United States of unwarranted prejudice against the Chinese news media.
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With Mr. de Blasio in Washington, two of his top aides met with reporters at City Hall to counter some of Mr. Cuomo's assertions and to argue that an emergency declaration was unwarranted.
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Or, to be a little more imaginative, if Trump started overruling his own foreign policy team and making various unwarranted, Manchurian-candidate-style concessions to the Russians, and the Senate simply went along.
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The disparity, now widely viewed as scientifically unwarranted and racially discriminatory, prompted mandatory minimum sentences for a far smaller amount of crack, more common in black communities, than powder, more common among whites.
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"Insomnia and sleep complaints seem to cause a lot of anxiety that, in my judgment, is unwarranted if its source is brain health," Larson, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The pressure on the currency is unwarranted as gross external reserves are at $9.1 billion and the real effective exchange rate indexes indicate that the currency is competitive, the central bank has said.
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It does take getting used to though; I was initially concerned that my foundation would splatter like cake mix in a stand mixer, but my worries were unwarranted and my foundation looked seamless.
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The National Rifle Association, meanwhile, said that both the Social Security plan and the push for smart-gun technology were unwarranted "distractions" by an administration intent on imposing more restrictions on gun ownership.
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McConnell could score a public relations victory by picking off any of them to portray the House articles of impeachment as an unwarranted overreach, an argument he has made on the floor repeatedly.
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But the underlying principle of religious accommodation, the organization finally decided, was one worth fighting for, in part because there are rare cases in which a rabbi might decide a vaccination was unwarranted.
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We refuse to accept any unwarranted accusations against China, and we call upon other countries to also observe the purposes of the UN charter and not to interfere in other countries' internal affairs.
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It was the year in which an unrelenting daily assault on the constitutionally-protected free press was launched by that same White House, an assault that is as unprecedented as it is unwarranted.
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The United Nations is shamefully biased against Israel, and President Obama has used the American veto and its diplomatic muscle more assiduously than any previous American president to shield Israel from unwarranted criticism.
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At the last meeting, Kansas City Fed President Esther George and Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren objected to the first cut on the grounds it was unwarranted given the strength of the economy.
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The pressure on the currency is unwarranted as gross external reserves are at $9.1 billion and the real effective exchange rate indexes indicate that the currency is competitive, the central bank said last week.
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Trump's plan states that he wants to save the coal industry, permit application for the Keystone Pipeline, lift moratoriums on energy production in federal areas, and revoke policies that impose "unwarranted" restrictions on drilling.
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In a new court filing, a Justice Department official who had not previously worked on the case called that recommendation "excessive and unwarranted" and said the department would not make a formal sentencing recommendation.
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And, as the eponymous brand of celebrity-favorite esthetician Kate Somerville has set out to prove with the new Cold Cream Moisturizing Cleanser + Makeup Remover, any lingering aversion to cold cream is entirely unwarranted.
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However, the ease of sending a relatively anonymous comment means that high-profile women like Pompeo (and Ashley Graham), are even more susceptible to unwarranted negativity and criticism over what their bodies look like.
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However, the central bank had said the pressure on the currency is unwarranted as gross external reserves are at $9.1 billion and the real effective exchange rate indexes indicate that the currency is competitive.
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Since some facial-recognition technology is best at identifying white faces, it could throw up more erroneous "matches" for non-white people, making them more likely to be the subject of unwarranted police attention.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said the legal action was in response to the "unfair and unwarranted" U.S. duties against Canada's softwood lumber producers and part of a "broader litigation" to defend forestry jobs.
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The Bangladesh statement called for repatriating orphans and "children born out of unwarranted incidence," a reference to cases of rape resulting in pregnancy, said a Bangladesh foreign ministry official who declined to be identified.
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Whether to give such massive and unwarranted tax discounts to some of the nation's most profitable corporations is sure to be the centerpiece of a Congressional struggle over corporate tax reform expected next year.
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Today, I write that the aggressive and unwarranted intervention in the presidential election by FBI Director James Comey will be viewed by historians as an equally shameful blot on his legacy at the bureau.
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Huang Chung-yen, a spokesman for Taiwan's Presidential Office, said 85 Degrees was subject to "unwarranted pressure" and forced to release a "humiliating" statement, adding that Taiwan condemned such actions against freedom of speech.
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"This is an outrageous and unwarranted act of intimidation," Pompeo said in a statement late Friday regarding the detention of an inspector with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog.
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Following death threats against several members of ZPS, and the subsequent police investigation into the group, signatories to the letter voiced solidarity with the group and called the police investigation unwarranted and politically motivated.
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By artificially inflating the value of certain land conservation deals, these bad actors developed a tax scheme the IRS says has resulted in more than $20 billion in unwarranted charitable tax deductions since 2010.
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" Another set details the behind-the-scenes discussion about a visit from a Pakistani delegation in 6900 that was derailed after the men experienced "unwarranted" airport security checks that included a "full body screening.
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Three years ago, I embarked on an unwanted, and partially unwarranted, odyssey through hospital corridors, doctors' offices, and all the first-aid aisles of seemingly all the Duane Reade pharmacies in New York City.
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Justice Department rules permit Mr. Mueller's supervisor to veto any unwarranted "investigative or prosecutorial step," but it is not clear whether asking a grand jury to send a report to Congress qualifies as such.
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The press could be trusted to present dead human beings not as victims of the terrorist group that controls their lives, or of a tragic confluence of events, but of an unwarranted Israeli slaughter.
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The letter raised concerns about the video feed recorded by the doorbell and its camera being used by law enforcement for unwarranted surveillance and facial recognition searches, which opponents say can exacerbate racial discrimination.
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The letter raised concerns about the video feed recorded by the doorbell and its camera being used by law enforcement for unwarranted surveillance and facial recognition searches, which opponents say can exacerbate racial discrimination.
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And that&aposs not an unwarranted assumption — nearly half (47%) of US consumers say they are frustrated by the growing number of subscription and services according to Deloitte&aposs annual Digital Media Trends Survey.
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Can Miss Manners suggest a more delicate way of refusing such a request, which is not meant to be, but that I consider to be, offensively intrusive and an unwarranted imposition on my time?
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - The San Antonio school district on Monday fired a school police officer seen on a viral video body slamming a 12-year-old girl, saying his use of force was unwarranted.
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For that reason, a rehearing on the rules "would be particularly unwarranted at this point in light of the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the FCC's Order," wrote Judges Sri Srinivasan and David Tatel.
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One witness, Luther Strange, the attorney general in Alabama, said that some elements of the president's plan were "an unwarranted assault on the Second Amendment" and that they would do little to reduce gun crime.
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The State Bank of Pakistan, which raised interest rates by 150 basis points last month to 12.25%, said it was watching the foreign exchange market closely and would act in the case of "unwarranted" volatility.
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"Complete sanctions relief is entirely unwarranted at this time, so President Trump was right to reject that request," Alexandra Bell, senior policy director at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, told VICE News.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The fears of some British and European Union politicians about 'backstop' arrangements for Northern Ireland's border with Ireland are unwarranted, Prime Minister Theresa May said in a letter to EU leaders on Tuesday.
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A change to the state's Freedom of Information Law earlier this year made it easier for police to withhold mug shots on the grounds that disclosing them might constitute an unwarranted invasion of privacy. Gov.
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Most of the bad press, they say, is unwarranted suspicion, the combined result of general confusion about what bitcoin is, as well the company efforts to protect its business with a bit of operational secrecy.
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"The euro rallied at first but I think the move was somewhat unwarranted because Draghi didn't say anything that was deemed as hawkish," said Thierry Albert Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist at Macquarie.
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The pressure on the currency is unwarranted as the gross external reserves are at $9.1 billion and the real effective exchange rate indexes indicate that the currency is competitive, the central bank said on Wednesday.
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"The charges are wholly unwarranted and Rio Tinto intends to vigorously defend itself and is confident that ASIC's allegations will be rejected once all the facts are considered in court," a Rio Tinto spokesman said.
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Facebook is currently testing a new feature for Messenger that would identify suspicious accounts sending unwarranted direct messages, letting users know the account's country of origin by phone number and whether it was recently created.
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"The Trust has declined to refund the money to Christie's on the ground that Christie's cancellation of the sale was objectively unreasonable and, therefore, unwarranted under the terms of the Consignment Agreement," reads the complaint.
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The organization said in a report based on a January field trip that people in Crimea complained of unwarranted house searches, excessive use of force by law enforcers, threats of abduction and disappearances of critics.
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The indictment alleges that Indivior executives and employees knew from statistical and numerous firsthand reports that some doctors in the Here to Help referral system were issuing prescriptions in a careless and clinically unwarranted manner.
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If anything, rather than face discrimination, the facts show that Ms. Vandermeyden was given special treatment and opportunities for advancement that were unwarranted based on her qualifications, and that negatively impacted other more qualified individuals.
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BUT THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN A REVIEW THAT WAS CARRIED OUT, AND THIS LAST ACTION BY THE EPA, WHICH EFFECTIVELY CONFIRMED THE 2025 STANDARDS WITH OUR CONSULTATION WITH INDUSTRY WAS INMY VIEW AN UNWARRANTED ACT.
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Republican opponents call the law an unwarranted intervention by government in health insurance markets, while supporters say striking it down would threaten the healthcare of 20 million people who have gained insurance since its enactment.
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"The unwarranted decision of the Burundi government to ban the BBC and suspend indefinitely Voice of America strikes a serious blow against media freedom, and we strongly condemn it," the BBC said in a statement.
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The ACLU, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and the ACLU of Massachusetts sued the Department of Homeland Security in federal court in Massachusetts today over what they claim are unwarranted border searches of laptops and phones.
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It means using your professional skill sets to support American Muslim and allied nonprofits focused on civil liberties and legal aid, as well as other organizations engaged in defending minority communities from unwarranted state surveillance.
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Business Minister Rasmus Jarlov made the remarks at a parliamentary hearing on the government's response to a stock trading scam which Danish authorities say tricked the state into paying $2 billion in unwarranted tax rebates.
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The pressure on the currency is unwarranted as the gross external reserves are at $9.1 billion and the real effective exchange rate indexes indicate that the currency is competitive, the central bank said last week.
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"While not surprised, we're disappointed with the U.S. Department of Commerce's decision to keep these unwarranted duties in place, albeit at a lower rate," Ned Dwyer, the president of Catalyst Paper, said in a statement.
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"They said they could not come to us because Poles and Lithuanians are being beaten on the streets of Kaliningrad," said Ms. Sivkova, appalled at what she called an abrupt and unwarranted change in mood.
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This bill, S. 170, would prevent people from profiting off of conservation easement transactions designed to generate unwarranted tax deductions, while ensuring the vast majority of conservation easement donations can continue as truly charitable endeavors.
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When the Rolling Stone article was discredited, there were fears that it would create a chilling effect on the reporting of rape and would perpetuate the belief, statistically unwarranted, that many women invent rape allegations.
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Under a new and unprecedented policy, every employment-based green card applicant now needs to appear for an in-person interview at a local USCIS office, even where USCIS officers themselves deem those interviews unwarranted.
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However, the attorney general may request that the special counsel provide an explanation for any investigative or prosecutorial step, and may conclude that the special counsel's proposed action is inappropriate or unwarranted under DOJ practices.
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It's revealing of a certain kind of anger towards women, and it's revealing of a fear of equality—a misunderstanding, a myth of what gender equality means, as some sort of unwarranted threat to men.
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" A records request from Gizmodo for the department's contract with the company was rejected on the grounds that disclosure would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy and would reveal "non-routine techniques and procedures.
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The ECB hopes to iron out unwarranted variability between models and restore credibility to the use of internal models, at least for "high-default" portfolios where there is sufficient default data for good-quality modelling.
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Last month, YouTube personality Jon Jafari—known to his millions of subscribers as "JonTron"— backed himself into a particularly unsavory corner during a livestream debate held on Twitch, through making some unwarranted remarks concerning immigration.
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As his wife would do years later with the so-called alt-right, Bill gave the small cohort of angry, marginalized troublemakers an unwarranted amount of attention, upbraiding them in a May 6, 1995, speech.
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"It was vital for this dangerous and unwarranted work to be officially acknowledged and deemed illegal," said Dr. Doudna, who is a biochemist at University of California, Berkeley, after the announcement of the preliminary findings.
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" After a student posted part of the email on Twitter, the library attempted to cover up the incident, sending the student a message that concluded: "This has, as a result, attracted some unwarranted press attention.
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American analysts have raised concerns that Mr. Moon's eagerness to improve inter-Korean ties may undermine Washington's efforts to apply "maximum pressure" on the North to denuclearize, although Mr. Moon's aides called such fears unwarranted.
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Step one is for her to first realize that she had already made an unwarranted assumption when the solution popped into her head: that something bad will happen if she shares it with the team.
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"The assumed effects on growth are just huge and unwarranted," said William G. Gale, a co-director of the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and former economic adviser to the first President George Bush.
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In Cambodia, Prime Minister Hun Sen told a packed news conference last week that he would kick out anyone who was wearing a surgical mask because such measures were creating an unwarranted climate of fear.
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There would, of course, be fierce political and legal opposition from many property owners in exclusive neighborhoods who have enjoyed an unwarranted inflation of their home values through social engineering of a particularly pernicious stripe.
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"We believe this action was unwarranted and detrimental to the overall relationship between our countries," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement on Thursday, adding that the United States had completed the reduction.
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India's Supreme Court said on Friday that the indefinite shutdown of the internet in Kashmir was unwarranted, rebuking the government for the communications lockdown imposed after it withdrew the Muslim majority region's autonomy in August.
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Yet our critics in the General Assembly single out my country for unwarranted and excessive attention, while giving a pass to some of the world's most brutal and despotic regimes like Syria and North Korea.
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Justice Gilmar Mendes, who presides over the court known as TSE, said any ruling will have to take into account the country's stability and not compel Temer to step down for an unwarranted minor reason.
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"A seventh trial would be unprecedented, and completely unwarranted given both the flimsiness of the evidence against him and the long trail of misconduct that has kept him wrongfully incarcerated all these years," Johnson said.
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" The response letter also says that the inspector general "found no undue influence, pressure, or unwarranted involvement of any kind by anyone, including the Executive Office of the President and the Office of Management and Budget.
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"George Washington warned his countrymen against the increasing power of factions which kindle animosity of one against the other, while Eisenhower warned against the unwarranted influence of the military industrial complex," she wrote in an email.
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With unwarranted police violence against people of color making headlines over the past few years, Egan hypothesized that this population in particular might not be eager to cede regulation of guns to any level of government.
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" Visser's prominent Philadelphia-based lawyer, Theodore Simon, echoed that, telling PEOPLE: "It is clear from Monday's 11-hour court hearing, the charges against my client Luke Visser are both factually and legally unfounded, unwarranted and unjustified.
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"We believe that Netflix's current valuation is unwarranted given the potential for sustained decelerating domestic growth coupled with consistently elusive international profitability, in addition to increased competition," Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter wrote in a Thursday note.
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Still, other records concerning the cyberattack were not released because the FCC claimed disclosing them would "constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy," citing a FOIA exemption that protects "personnel and medical files" from disclosure.
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Peter Liu, chairman of the festival, told the Miami Herald on Saturday that the coronavirus wasn't the main reason the celebration was canceled but said that because of "unwarranted fears," attendance was expected to be low.
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" By "assisting" the company in its investigation, Weinstein says he "can help to prevent the Company from entering into unjustified settlements with, or making unwarranted payments to, persons or regulatory agencies making allegations against Mr. Weinstein.
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