"The inability to fire people in a willy-nilly fashion has likely protected African-Americans, who are perhaps likely to be fired in a willy-nilly fashion," she says.
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They execute people willy-nilly, people are starving to death there.
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Discounts are offered willy-nilly to diners, sapping profits for all.
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Don't imagine, though, that Ceremony's openness translates to willy-nilly design.
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It'll only let the president legally lob nukes at enemies willy-nilly.
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That concern might be unwarranted, but I don't create accounts willy-nilly.
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"We make sure it isn't willy-nilly, anything-goes here," he said.
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But sadly, you can't just send these willy nilly around the universe.
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We can't have like willy-nilly proliferation of fake news, that's crazy.
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I don't like to just throw money away, or bet willy-nilly.
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That said, he noted they do not do M&A willy-nilly.
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This can reduce the often willy-nilly nature of our charitable gifts.
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Now look, we can't be giving these things around all willy nilly.
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Still, your neighbor is not punching holes in the wall willy-nilly.
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Chapter Three: The Pollywog People are just breaking the rules willy nilly here!
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Patches and OS updates can't roll out willy nilly; they must be tested.
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There's this misconception, this stereotype … that you have migrants running across willy-nilly.
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I don't think everyone should just be giving it a shot willy nilly.
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Instead of just stealing willy-nilly, he sets his sights on other thieves.
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We don't want [law enforcement] to be poking through people's phones willy-nilly.
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Over the past few decades America has, willy-nilly, conducted a similar experiment.
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The car company didn't jump into the real estate business willy-nilly, though.
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"But he doesn't just go for it willy-nilly; he does his research."
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We don't throw words like "ultimate" on a recipe willy-nilly around here.
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You think I got time to just be reviewing random arses willy nilly?
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You don't throw it around all willy-nilly and smash it into things, right?
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Eventually Box switched to the enterprise, but they didn't make the transition willy-nilly.
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They were just as happy to see programs cut willy-nilly across the board.
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Expectations that China would pour in money willy-nilly, however, have sometimes fallen flat.
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Alex stayed in his Audi A4, driving willy-nilly before returning two minutes later.
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"We certainly didn't try this out willy-nilly in a cavalier fashion," Delgado said.
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We can't have intel officials willy-nilly releasing classified information to the public. pic.twitter.
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In fact, you're probably better off doing so than just using that tincture willy-nilly.
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When you flip it back, your windows end up willy nilly all over the place.
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They must be allowed to wander safely outside the park without being shot willy-nilly.
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Either way, Weinstein isn't expecting advertisers to just start posting machine-created Bumpers willy-nilly.
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If Palestinians see parts of their future state taken away willy-nilly, neither will they.
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Just like the real world, you can't simply heave items off a balcony willy-nilly.
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You can't just willy-nilly start throwing shit in when you're moving a big load.
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"We don't do this willy-nilly for anybody who comes with an inquiry," she said.
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Fully autonomous American killing machines still aren't allowed to go around murdering people willy nilly.
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Flinging money out the window or writing checks willy-nilly was not Mr. Feeney's way.
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But most people are dragged willy-nilly into life — with all its contradictions and complexities.
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"We have found no evidence that we were just there willy-nilly," the chief said.
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But for a brief period there in the mid-2000s, you just bootlegged stuff willy-nilly.
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"You couldn't just willy-nilly start spying on any particular American citizen you wanted," he added.
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Although another solution is to pile everything up willy-nilly so it simply can't be missed.
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Apparently horses and dogs (as well as persons) were roaming the course stopping balls willy-nilly.
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Under the rules of the World Trade Organization, the United States cannot willy-nilly apply tariffs.
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One thousand points scattered willy-nilly won't form a space—there's no structure that ties them together.
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But you can't just take that formula and apply it willy-nilly, as Moto showed this week.
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Perhaps my wild peepers were firing off lust beams, willy-nilly, leading to misunderstandings left and right.
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Because like any good scrapper, this critter can't just throw punches willy nilly—it's got to strategize.
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Just look at his legs go willy-nilly after realizing the errors of his little punting ways.
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The showrunners can't have Thoros running around resurrecting people willy-nilly anymore, so he'll have to go.
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The cream was loosely applied, and the berries on top of it were spread almost willy-nilly.
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But he did not do it willy-nilly, as he explains in this month's Harvard Business Review.
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Where there aren't, you can't just throw people into a district based on their race willy-nilly.
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Technically, it's a "slow motion selfie" but Apple is out here just making up words willy-nilly.
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But the company's movie studio usually does not return to classic characters in a willy-nilly manner.
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But that doesn't make it treason, and it's irresponsible to keep throwing the term around willy-nilly.
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In the letter, Pai asks tech companies for more transparency about whether they are censoring people willy-nilly.
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You don&apost let people come across willy-nilly without prosecuting, detaining them and then deporting them back.
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They have tons of health, they throw barriers around willy-nilly, and their cannons can shred you quickly.
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It makes sense, given that the sink is a wet environment where water gets tossed around willy-nilly.
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For example, we do not want agencies sending out surveys willy-nilly to thousands or millions of Americans.
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No one could agree, and — much to the engineers' frustration — execs were throwing around product names willy nilly.
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In other countries, birds and bugs can fly willy-nilly into open windows, because they don't use screens.
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And an FBI agent can&apost go out and just open the source and gather information willy-nilly.
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He would say that if you simply spend money willy-nilly, it must be inflationary — always and everywhere.
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In still another he piled oversized pots and pans, seemingly willy-nilly, into a stack nine feet high.
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The revolutionaries initially used it as a slogan that was hurled willy-nilly at anybody who opposed them.
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It's not just a lack of rooms that slows the non-profit's progress: Matches can't be made willy-nilly.
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Shaquille "Shaq" O'Neal may be a multimillionaire but that doesn't mean he is handing out his money willy-nilly.
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Unfortunately you can't just book on to stay on the ship willy-nilly, there is an element of competition.
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Ideas like Grotius's mattered because they provided a coherent rationale for what was happening in the world willy-nilly.
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And two, this wasn't willy-nilly tough love, as the human participants were working with certain rules and constraints.
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These ideas are pouring out of the White House willy-nilly and without preparation, often taking Republicans by surprise.
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Even in the era of widening partisan gaps, it would be ill-advised to throw around indictments willy-nilly.
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You can't substitute flours willy-nilly, and you should stick to the order in which ingredients are mixed together.
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That doesn't mean we can do something like this willy-nilly because they have to partner with us anyway.
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Simply put, it's the job of these muscles to stop doodie from falling out of your ass willy nilly.
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Competent fighters don't commit their weight willy-nilly, and while they might not be polished scrappers neither do normal people.
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This is very relevant for politicians as central banks have regularly enabled them, albeit willy-nilly, to defer painful reform.
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Now you can plug your phone into your laptop at any time, without fear of apps opening up willy-nilly.
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Around the house she mounted musicals starring the family cats and broke into song willy-nilly with her hairbrush microphone.
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But the Supreme Court has long tried to avoid becoming a way for states to challenge federal policy willy-nilly.
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"Commanders can't willy-nilly say, 'I'm going to prosecute this case to show McCaskill how tough I am,'" Christensen said.
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"The Public Protector would arguably have no dignity and be ineffective if her directives could be ignored willy-nilly," Mogoeng said.
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Others denounce overdiagnosis and overtreatment, and argue that the condition is bandied about willy-nilly as an excuse for poor parenting.
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You can toss around your stakes rather willy-nilly, pinning all of the window edges while still having stakes to spare.
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Really, the only thing large about it can be the price for those who tick off the option boxes willy-nilly.
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Funding insurgent primary candidates willy nilly to take on incumbents has not had a very good track record in general elections.
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That's why there's a diversity of approaches to painting using distinct substrates and techniques, but they are laid out willy-nilly.
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But you can't just go about it all willy-nilly; you need to know what you're doing to make it worthwhile.
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Rocket launches can&apost happen willy-nilly from US soil, though; SpaceX and other companies must get clearance from the FAA.
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When it comes to super high stakes battles on Pokémon Go, you don't want to just choose your attack technique willy-nilly.
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Players only get a limited number of pills on each level, so you can't just throw them at viruses all willy nilly.
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Far more insidious and worthy of removal from respectable platforms are the demented incitements and conspiracy theories spread willy-nilly by Jones.
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Most people who are self-medicating willy-nilly with supplements will likely get no real benefit, and could possibly even harm themselves.
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Almost no one was spared, with insults hurled willy-nilly regardless of who was at the podium or what they stood for.
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Soon even the most organised of travellers will throw stuff in willy-nilly, at which point extra pockets just become a nuisance.
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But the larger story is that the White House has no real policy and different factions are making up rules willy-nilly.
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This administrative tribunal has been invalidating patents willy-nilly without respecting the basic constitutional rights of all U.S. citizens in their property.
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"One wonders whether they can just issue subpoenas willy-nilly, when anyone in the Police Department feels like it," Mr. Freeman said.
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He appears to be under his uncle's thumb, which is unexpected from the man who willy-nilly shoots people in the head.
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But most of the island is dotted with thorny bushes, and cargo containers and pallets proliferate willy-nilly in sandy vacant fields.
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But he just spends willy-nilly and then I'm digging receipts out of his pocket or car seats, trying to rebalance our budget.
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"I won't be ordering things willy-nilly, and when I do make a purchase I'll take pains to group orders together," he wrote.
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Despite a seemingly endless supply of self-help and religious literature that urges bountiful forgiveness, be careful about offering it up willy-nilly.
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"These kinds of rules were put in place for a reason, so you couldn't just willy-nilly regulate the heck out of things."
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You don't see these in the wild very often anymore, but the FIN7 hacking group has apparently been mailing them around willy nilly.
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That's because he is a man of refined and particular taste, who isn't just going to lavish praise on mediocre trash willy nilly.
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It also worried that allowing third-party games developers to use its characters willy-nilly in simple mobile games early on would cheapen them.
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It turns out that you can't strap a GoPro on a katana, wave it about willy nilly and expect to get some great footage.
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"One of the issues they have had in the past is that they deactivate people willy-nilly, without any appeals process," Mr. Grant said.
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I ended up dancing around these questions, because this idea that we should go around, willy-nilly, putting diagnoses on people is just wrong.
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When you start willy-nilly foreign policy moves that are against U.S. interests, that is a wake-up call for people in the Senate.
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It's not the worst, but it's certainly not like Western countries where willy-nilly you can just get on a plane and go anywhere.
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During ESPN's broadcast, Mr. Ley noted with amazement and frustration that FIFA had changed the order of its agenda, willy-nilly, delaying the presidential vote.
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But, just willy-nilly going out and quarantining a bunch of people because they've been to Brazil, I don't believe that that's going to work.
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Apple invented them last year to save people from having their watches just fly off their wrist willy nilly and into the faces of babies?
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That said, it's important to remember there's only so much Google can do, so it's still on your to not go installing apps willy-nilly.
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But, you know, not that much more than what you're spending now, which means you can't go trying every last anti-aging gimmick willy-nilly.
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So if Republicans use budget reconciliation they'll have to avoid adding to the deficit, and that means taxes can't possibly just be slashed willy-nilly.
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I love them partly because I shared the excitement willy-nilly, living next door to the percussionist Gary Schall, who figures on all three discs.
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"Proceeding willy-nilly" is GOING IN ALL DIRECTIONS, except these clues themselves are going WEST, so they read LLANIGNIOG (at 35A) and SNOITCERID (at 41A).
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Conservatives are not the only ones worried that willy-nilly licensing requirements for occupations from hair braiding to florists are constricting employment and economic growth.
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Willy-nilly development has jammed clumps of townhouses on tiny lots, critics say, ruining blocks and worsening congestion, even if that development is perfectly legal.
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"I think the folks who put this together didn't do so willy-nilly, but there's not really evidence supporting it," said Englander of the Oregon plan.
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Strategic Command, which controls nuclear weapons in the event of a war, won't let the president just lob nukes willy-nilly at anyone who angers him.
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They have been portraying Donald Trump as someone who just wants to increase tariffs willy-nilly, not seeing it as some sort of a leveraging point.
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Classic CRISPR cuts DNA with a molecular scissors and leaves the cell to repair the breach willy nilly, introducing the problem of 1,000 monkeys editing away.
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But on Monday morning, Thiel appeared to suggest that he was personally involved in shaping Hogan's litigation strategy, not just cutting checks to Harder willy-nilly.
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" McKeown, however, said this approach ignored reality and could enable criminals to escape prosecution after they found obliging employees willing to "willy-nilly give out passwords.
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He speculates that in many cases, cancer cells make viral proteins only because they are switching on genes willy-nilly — both human and viral genes alike.
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As his diaries tell us, Robbins (né Rabinowitz) spent a lot of time in therapy, and Lesser tries to insert herself, willy-nilly, into that psychoanalysis.
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"We should all basically just go about our normal daily lives," he urged, before chuckling about how he had been running around shaking hands willy-nilly.
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"This issue only came to light after my office and dedicated journalists discovered how wireless companies shared Americans' locations willy nilly," Wyden said in a statement.
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The ones placed by the Biennial's curators, Christopher Y. Lew and Mia Locks, preface an unfolding saga in which, willy-nilly, all of us are characters.
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Regulations can't be rescinded willy-nilly, and the Trump administration would need to go through a formal notice and comment period before finalizing a new rule.
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I don't see tattooing your dog as something that you should do... My vet would never just say, 'Hey, willy-nilly, I'm going to tattoo your dog.
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Someday I will finish organizing our hobby room and find a place for all my books, but for now they are kind of just piled willy-nilly.
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That's a lot to take on in one bite, but it wasn't something that happened willy-nilly or overnight says Jason Fennell, SVP of engineering at Yelp .
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Despite essential oils' growing reputation as goop-approved, "all natural" products for general wellness, it's still important to do your research before trying them out willy-nilly.
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In that instance, the court ruled in the plaintiff's favor, though it didn't necessarily set a precedent that could be applied willy nilly to all sites everywhere.
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Now, if you're logged into someone's account and go watching shows all willy nilly, they're definitely going to notice, so you need to create your own profile.
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It's still mostly the full Windows 10 experience, but more secure because users can't install non-approved apps willy-nilly and potentially download a virus or malware.
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It's part of a broader pattern of the Trump presidency where the chief executive seems to violate protocol willy-nilly in pursuit of his own political agendas.
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Under such an ambiguous standard, prosecutors could charge people willy nilly for a host of interactions with witnesses or documents in the earliest stages of an investigation.
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Nye wondered if EMC even had custody of the mortgages, or if they were assigned willy-nilly to different investor pools without a proper chain of title.
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Book yourselves a private car for the day for safe, worry-free sightseeing through the concierge — and toss in spa treatments willy nilly when you get back.
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"Is it P.R. to say I'm putting a face on somebody that you feel completely free to attack willy-nilly without knowing who they are?" he said.
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" In his new book, "A Republic, If You Can Keep It," Gorsuch explains it another way: Under originalism a judge can't add or subtract rights "willy nilly.
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" In a new book, "A Republic, If You Can Keep It," he puts it another way: Under originalism a judge can't add or subtract rights "willy nilly.
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Mr Trump had suggested that he would scrap trade deals, ditch allies, put a figurative bomb under the rules-based global order and drop literal ones willy-nilly.
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As constructed, though, the various episodes have an arbitrary, willy-nilly feel to them, lurching from one deadly scenario to the next, instead of following a clear path.
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"When you go out and you arrest a whole bunch of people willy-nilly, [the judge] has got to fill his docket time hearing those arguments," Sandweg said.
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Maybe you're savvy enough to enable two-factor authentication on all your emails, but you just grant apps location permission willy-nilly even though they're tracking your every move.
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"The problem with that is, if you're a mother mammal—if you let a fetus just dig into your tissues willy-nilly, that could ultimately kill you," Rowe explains.
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The biggest hurdle comes around the network's comedies, which will launch and then be moved around willy-nilly over the course of the first several weeks of the season.
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The National Emergencies Act was not envisioned as a granting of power to the president, but a constraint on his ability to declare emergencies willy nilly without congressional review.
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That's because many people tend to buy and sell willy-nilly, jumping in when the market soars and bailing out when it crashes, rather than buying and staying put.
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You can't just make a puzzle with various parts of being outdoors scattered around the grid, willy-nilly (well, you can, but it's going to be confusing to solvers).
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But the pages that immediately follow paint a more lurid picture, giving the distinct impression that college kids are fornicating willy-nilly, like so many bunnies in a hutch.
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He noted that the government shouldn't be able to get into people's phones "willy-nilly" but that there will need to be "constraints imposed" on privacy to keep people safe.
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The company seems to have had a plan for video for some time and the purchase of these components in quick succession was not something done willy-nilly, says Jarratt.
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They don&apost need to come to America and destabilize who we are as a country, because we&aposre just going to welcome people willy-nilly regardless of their ideology.
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"We have a clause currently that they can't just lay anyone off willy nilly and they want to get rid of that," said Collazo, a single father of three children.
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His own cost-curbing philosophy—to redirect spending from wasteful things to wiser ones like marketing, he says, not strip expenses willy-nilly—does seem less draconian than Kraft Heinz's.
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" But he added, "I do not think we need to willy-nilly appoint special counsels, and as we can see, it can really take on a life of its own.
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"I do not think we need to willy-nilly appoint special counsels," he said, after listening to a laundry list of frustrations aired by West Virginia Republican Congressman Evan Jenkins.
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"Right now, there's not a whole lot of law for the deep ocean, and a lot of groups are sort of doing what they want willy nilly," McCauley told me.
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But you can't just toss around "bitch" all willy-nilly — especially when it comes to describing a powerful, driven woman (and extra especially when she's played by Meryl effing Streep).
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The federal hiring freeze imposed by President Trump in January is slated to be lifted Wednesday, but agencies won't be allowed to hire willy-nilly, the president's chief budget officer said.
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But the approval process should proceed under the rule of law and not be undermined by regulators who willy-nilly replace an established regulatory framework with one more to their liking.
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In warm months, the plant stayed on the front porch of that equally gangly, equally disorganized old farmhouse, a dogtrot structure that had been added onto willy-nilly over the years.
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A smaller person went to see her, she got FRANTIC and made a run for it, tangling herself up and launching three of those ramekins, full of fruit cobbler, willy nilly.
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Epstein has long been annoyed with the idea of the press as the key actor in secrecy dramas, digging up what the public should know but not exposing everything willy-nilly.
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He withdrew his nomination in April 2018 after a series of reports regarding his drinking habits and allegations that he had doled out prescription drugs willy-nilly - allegations he has denied.
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At times he seemed like the worst person in the world — firing managers willy-nilly, ridiculing his own players, breaking the laws of the land as well as those of baseball.
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There is a huge supply of pre-owned contemporary wristwatches on the market and most of the time there is no secondary market supporting them; it's just sort of willy-nilly.
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Helicopter money - This is pretty much what it sounds like, just creating money and spreading it around willy-nilly, not through the usual means of open market operations or quantitative easing.
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I'm not here to hug-shame anyone, but we get so up in arms about expressing any form of sexuality in public — why is everyone okay with tossing out hugs willy nilly?
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People sympathetic to Kondo suggest that critics have misinterpreted Kondo's message: as they point out, the KonMari method isn't about tossing everything willy nilly, but getting rid of things that feel superfluous.
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"If Verizon or AT&T can just willy-nilly kick people off that network, it makes a mockery of the idea that that's a satisfactory approach for those rural areas," Mitchell said.
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I felt a tiny bit of resistance moving the blade over my skin, which I assume is a good thing — you don't want five steel blades sliding around your dermis willy-nilly.
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Facebook, which didn't elaborate, appears to be saying it is legally restricted from the willy-nilly handing-over of information about its users to the government or, for that matter, the public.
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I told myself that I couldn't spend the rest of my days with my head in the sand, blindly dismissing genres willy nilly like a bitter-beyond-his-years 14-year-old.
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"We are going to sit down and review the situation in regard to the decision we are going to take in the event that these (police) prohibitions are issued willy nilly," said Gonese.
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If you hate me because I'm one of those people who make their own substitutions to a recipe willy-nilly and you want to stay true to the original recipe, here it is!
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And Right Alt is already redundant as there's usually an Alt key on either side of the space bar, but that doesn't mean you can just go and add new keys willy nilly.
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It's not going to be like a light switch — you can't just turn it on and collect content willy-nilly... it's more something where you develop a capability, and you cultivate that ability.
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While the ability to edit tweets is a steadily requested feature, it's understood that the platform has become the social media of record, and so editing can't just be thrown in willy-nilly.
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The chief executive may not willy-nilly conjure up an "emergency" as a pretext for issuing orders that could undermine state sovereignty, and for doling out federal dollars that Congress should be allocating.
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Of course, you can't just cast spells willy-nilly as there is a mana cost to each spell that drains your character's mana bar with each cast — just like in the card game.
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Of course, you can't just cast spells willy-nilly as there is a mana cost to each spell that drains your character's mana bar with each cast — just like in the card game.
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You consciously treat proteins and their carrier microbes exactly as people unconsciously treat disease microbes when blasting them willy-nilly with antibiotics: You encourage the microbes to rise to the challenge, adapt, survive.
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That is, we can't just go chopping down forests willy-nilly, and we can't just burn the buildings after we tear them down—that'd just put the carbon right back into the atmosphere.
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Generally speaking, a symmetrical grid is more aesthetically pleasing (at least on a subconscious level) than one in which the black squares are arranged willy-nilly, and it's more likely to attract solvers.
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" Asked by a House Appropriations panel about GOP accusations of surveillance abuse, Sessions told lawmakers that the Robert Mueller probe proved that it was a bad idea to appoint special counsels "willy-nilly.
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So, Jim, we can't he afford -- we must not permit any country, China or whoever, to Willy-nilly steal our breakthroughs in technology, in advanced micro-processing, and you know, related to 5G.
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Colin Kaepernick has the right to protest police brutality by sitting during the national anthem, but he just can't go all willy-nilly and protest police brutality by sitting during the national anthem.
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"We took it a little willy-nilly," said Dwight Thorne II, a former University of Colorado guard who is now Team Colorado's coach and the director of basketball operations at the University of Denver.
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We don&apost think that they should be investigator and looking into political campaigns and then willy-nilly throwing that information over to the U.S. government and then opening investigations in the political campaign.
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It's been saaah cool sipping on a flat white or the macchiato willy-nilly, but now there's a coffee out there that could signal the irreversible decline of our once productive and healthy societies.
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And say what you will about its traditionally tendencies, most of Nintendo's foot dragging is a result of a company with too much invested in its own properties to license things out willy-nilly.
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"The president is not going to go around willy-nilly firing people to take advantage of being able to get someone closer to their preferences under the Vacancies Act in the position," she said.
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So, again, keep your Trello boards private, don't paste passwords willy-nilly, and maintain at least a basic level of operational security by not pasting passwords into any site that could make it public.
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Johnson was said to obstruct justice, defy the Constitution, disregard Congress, issue executive orders willy-nilly, to consider his attorney general his chief propagandist and even to call for the execution of perceived enemies.
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"Black men are not just out here having unprotected sex willy-nilly; the science disproves that," said Terrance Moore, deputy executive director of the National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors in Washington.
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We don't need a hard-and-fast definition of the term "millennial," but whatever it's supposed to signify loses all meaning when we apply it willy-nilly to everybody from 40-somethings to teenagers.
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We can't necessarily let everyone come willy-nilly, but we should be thinking intelligently about how to get more talented and hardworking people into American communities that have space for them, not driving them away.
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And to think: All this time we were just sending eggplants out, willy-nilly, and there was so much more to the story... Let's go back to the beginning: Where did Emoji get its start?
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Tester's allegations painted a picture of Jackson as some sort of drunken, pill-pushing quack, handing out drugs willy-nilly (Tester claimed on national television Jackson was called "The Candyman") and generally conducting himself dishonorably.
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Adapted from a DC Vertigo graphic novel, the movie is dark and violent, but races through its story in such willy-nilly fashion that the body count piles up without providing much reason to care.
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Subsequent encounters with large planets like Jupiter can toss these cosmic icebergs willy-nilly toward their parent stars or even outward into interstellar space, as evidenced by the intrusions of the comets Oumuamua and Borisov.
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Indiscriminate selling is a fool's game; willy-nilly buying assumes you know when the end is in sight; doing nothing risks getting caught in a vortex that could take years to escape (see crisis, financial).
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He sees so far beyond the veil of reality, of bodies, to the deeper energies shifting beneath, and he yanks them around willy nilly, totally unconcerned about the things that are driving everyone else completely nuts.
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"It took maybe four months to get this interview and then they willy-nilly cancel it," said Stephen Crane, a retired New York Supreme Court Justice who was waiting with his wife, Elaine, for her interview.
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In sports bars you get the occasional shout-out or chastisement directed at refs and players, but here people were just hurling out their thoughts and feelings willy-nilly; it was like an audible Twitter feed.
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But it seems imposed on the composition by Pousette-Dart in order to direct or control the countless orbs swarming across the canvas, much like discrete moments of the past teeming willy-nilly in our minds.
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"I think it's still a case that can be cited by plaintiffs in order to show that government officials can't sort of just be willy-nilly blocking people from their official Facebook or Twitter pages," Albert says.
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" But Theresa Cox, who has sold under ClubRed97 on eBay for 21 years, told BuzzFeed News that she's learned to roll with the changes at eBay and believes that the company doesn't "make these changes willy nilly.
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Or, if you aren't 100% clear on how to set up a certain type of spread, your reference materials almost definitely have a template for it, so consult them before laying out a dozen cards willy-nilly.
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Basically, our willy nilly use of antibiotics to treat illness and our irresponsible antibiotic use in animals have created bacteria that have become superbugs that are now immune to those antibiotics and could lead to a pandemic.
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While the previous episode centered around Al's failures, this week it's Earn's turn, as he learns the hard way that a guy who looks like him can't just go around spending hundred dollar bills all willy-nilly.
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As pictured in the video, there's the stuffed animal Pikachu bot, the mini toilet bot, Coca Cola can bot, and the doll bot with a detached leg and a detached head, strewn willy nilly upon a bot wheelchair.
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Mr. Collet-Serra's busy visual style, which uses a lot of fast-cutting, willy-nilly variations between slow and fast motion, and illogical but vivid point-of-view shots, seems at least somewhat apt under the exhilarating circumstances.
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You can raise the maximum stat to over 100, and even push it to 200 by "overcharging" your health (and yes, there's an achievement for that)—but don't hoover up health packs willy-nilly when you spot them.
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At first I thought that she was the type to give five-star reviews willy-nilly, including to a set of chopsticks, a wind chime, a Christmas ornament shaped like a bird, and a Thomas Kinkade: Disney Dreams calendar.
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They even resorted to having Cunanan shoot a TV. Sorry to be the nerd with a hard time suspending my disbelief, but gunshots are also loud, and firing guns willy nilly while you're in hiding is a bad call!
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I would never belittle Beyoncé's Lemonade visual album by tossing out comparisons willy-nilly, which is why I hope you know I mean it when I say that artist Kelsey Lu has made her own version of that masterpiece.
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Over the course of the piece, Parker uncovers compelling evidence to suggest that Mallory essentially scammed his way to the top of his field, scattering lies willy-nilly about his tragic past, his glamorous education, and his failing health.
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"To make it no rules at all, when companies can just willy-nilly take people's money and offer no information at all, with no governance, that sounds to me like you're taking advantage of people," she said last week.
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"Mayor Lindsay gave us a letter, so that if we were stopped by the police, if the police tried to stop us from saving the ornament that was being smashed willy-nilly, we could show the letter," she recalled.
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Sometimes I shop for pantry staples willy-nilly, thinking, "Yes, this is a shelf stable item that I will definitely use at some point," tucking the item into the back of the cupboard where it waits ever so patiently.
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It was just willy nilly: 'okay, we've got a power plant, let's hook it up to the internet, it will make it more convenient for everybody,' without thinking about what the problem might be ten to twenty years hence.
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It is absolutely wild that the Faceless Men, or at least Jaqen, would just let Arya stride out of Braavos after killing one of their own, only to then apply their ancient trade secrets willy-nilly around Westeros for personal vendettas.
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Conveniently, the event snatched these things and people from all throughout history and the world, laying them down willy-nilly — so you're just as likely to find Fleur Delacoeur as Hermione Granger, or a young Dumbledore as an old one.
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Sure, there are spiders, snakes, and bears ready and willing to harm humans in just about every corner of the world, but deers just hop around all willy nilly, dashing into traffic and windows without a care in the world.
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"We are tremendously concerned with that position because people's phones and computers contain tremendous quantities of extremely sensitive, private and personal information … so we think that there should be an impediment to the willy-nilly searching of these devices," he said.
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"To be able [in the state of Washington] to go into the gun store, hand over my [driver's] license, and 15 minutes later walk out with [a rifle], it's not exactly the best system to purchase these willy-nilly," Graafstra said.
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Get used to flinging open new tabs willy-nilly, just to make sure you're spelling "hors d'oeuvres" correctly (you aren't), to find out how old Laura Linney is (fifty-two), and to settle that dinner-party argument about James Stockdale.
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By far the worst step was the Clinton-Rubin play in 1999 to dismantle the Glass-Steagall barriers between investment and commercial banking, which led willy-nilly to the too-big-too-fail syndrome that culminated in the 2008 financial disaster.
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But the Packers failed to get much else going on the offensive end (Rodgers was also Green Bay's leading rusher with 29 yards), not that it mattered given the way the Falcons' offense ran willy-nilly over Green Bay's defense.
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"If you're a mother mammal — if you let a fetus just dig into your tissues willy-nilly, that could ultimately kill you... The tissue that is lost during menstruation forms something of a shield between fetus and mom," Dr. Elizabeth Rowe told Broadly.
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They don&apost want to give up the identity willy-nilly to their secret sources, or confidential sources, and then the president himself is a subject of this investigation, regardless of what he says, so there&aposs got to be a balance.
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But that doesn&apost change the fact that what is actually happening here, there has been a failure of media coverage too, beginning with -- at the very start of this, they were saying that the children are being separated from parents willy-nilly.
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Though Wagner, with about 2,200 students, continues to expand with its own buildings, residents say, it and other schools in the area have functioned as a sort of bulwark against willy-nilly development, which in turn has enhanced Grymes Hill's open, verdant atmosphere.
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Of course you do.) But Tyler's signature skill as a novelist is portraying her characters and her setting with such precise and amusing detail ("Uncle Theron's church was called the Cockeysville Consolidated Chapel") that pretty soon the reader is drawn in, willy-nilly.
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"It doesn't allow the Chinese government to willy nilly put backdoors in products," said Andy Purdy, chief security officer for Huawei in the US. In addressing the broader concerns, Purdy pointed to the extensive security measures they take to safeguard their clients' system.
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Spying on an American citizen isn't something that law enforcement is allowed to do willy-nilly but it is something they are allowed to do if the FISC judge decides they have offered sufficient evidence to prove their need to do so.
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She is describing, metaphorically, a common enough disappointment: We want our minds to be rigorous and logical — to bore down to the essence of things — but instead, more often, they play on the surface, brushing against this and that, making meaning willy-nilly.
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By comparison to the beta-tested Autopilot, which can be operated virtually willy nilly, ProPILOT's operation is limited to a single lane on a freeway (identified by GPS) and to speeds between 30 kilometers per hour (18 miles per hour) and 100 kph (62 mph).
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"I would think Mitt Romney would be very vocal on these issues," Corker told The Hill, citing what he called Trump's "willy-nilly" tariff policy, the administration's response to the murder of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the decision to pull out of Syria.
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Let me be frank: any CEO of a startup that would give all of their technical information willy-nilly to their investors or customers — Chinese or otherwise — is so laughably incompetent about trade secrets that I can't imagine their business surviving long-term anyway.
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But Roosevelt also promoted hatcheries as a tool for swapping species willy-nilly across the continent and the globe, with fish eggs shipped "from one end of our country to the other with as little trouble or danger" as a letter dropped in the mail.
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The charges they settled on had to be minor enough so that prosecutors didn't seem to be "willy-nilly releasing people," Riley said, and low enough so that other financially strapped departments in the city wouldn't have to take on the burden of additional monitoring.
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A fundamental issue that came up, says Jennifer Doudna, a biochemist at the University of California, Berkeley, and a pioneer in Crispr research, was that scientists really don't understand enough about the upside of genes we consider "bad" to begin editing them willy-nilly.
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MELISSA LEE: RANDALL, PERHAPS AT&T IS BEING MADE THE POSTER CHILD OR BEING MADE SOME SORT OF AN EXAMPLE FOR THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO SEND A SIGNAL THAT THEY'RE NOT GOING TO JUST STEP ASIDE AND LET VERTICAL MERGERS GO THROUGH WILLY-NILLY?
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In the 1980s, as a succession of Reagan-era appointees sought to weaken protection of federal lands, "Desert Solitaire" became a must-read for environmentalists and Abbey found himself speaking to crowds of hundreds, denouncing money-grubbers who willy-nilly looted the public domain.
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"There's a fringe narrative out there that the US and UK and all these other governments are willy-nilly just exploiting every vulnerability in every device they can in order to gather information into a big pile and then root through it for interesting things," he said.
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Nah, pick up Morrowind—a de facto turning point in Elder Scrolls titles that still has crap graphics and a really willy-nilly combat system where it's unclear if your weapons ever connect with your enemy, but sometimes they get hurt (and usually you do, too).
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"If you take away all these restrictions, and give landlords carte blanche to just turn people down willy nilly for whatever they want ... it's going to fall on people who have those records more often," said Eric Dunn, the National Housing Law Project's Director of Litigation.
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If there's a quibble, it's mostly in the first 45 minutes or so, as the movie sets up its central challenge, then essentially careens from one crisis to the next, in a fashion that comes across as a little too willy-nilly in its galaxy-hopping exploits.
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It's a delicate ecosystem, and private keys are generally only supposed to be accessible to the site owner—which is why it's absolutely bizarre for the CEO of a company that sells certificates to not only have access to customers' private keys, but to email them around willy-nilly.
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"The odds that other gas giants were formed in the early solar system are very good," Kenyon told Gizmodo, adding that the few first million years of our Sun's life were a chaotic time, with young gas giants sucking up matter and crashing into each other all willy-nilly.
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GOODSTEIN: If you&aposve got a President who issues pardons willy-nilly, has no qualms about having the justice department go after somebody, so McCabe would be out of his mind not to seek immunity when you&aposve got somebody at the top who basically overseas the justice department.
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Indeed, the Obama administration, after years of refusing to disclose any information about the internal deliberation process involved in targeted killings, finally in August decided to release a (heavily redacted) memo detailing that process, in part to further the perception that the administration wasn't just killing Americans willy-nilly.
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"To make it no rules at all, when companies can just willy-nilly take people's money and offer no information at all, with no governance, that sounds to me like you're taking advantage of people," Adena Friedman said at the Future of Fintech conference in New York Wednesday.
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WM: You know, I just — and I also don't mean to make it seem like freed slaves would have allowed themselves to be killed, like willy nilly, but I think that, as campaigns go, I object to calling these guys Nazis, because... JW: It affords a kind of distancing.
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At most companies, APIs have sprung up in a more willy-nilly fashion, where one team within a company might be working on a chat service, another on image uploads and cropping, and a third on service management, but none of the APIs they've developed are particularly adept at working together.
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Although there's an initial kick as the writers reintroduce the various players -- including the ruthless T-Bag (Robert Knepper) Sucre (Amaury Nolasco) and C-Note (Rockmund Dunbar) -- there's a willy-nilly quality to it all, like a high-school reunion where, after the greetings, there's not very much to say.
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By now, the disgustingly proficient minds behind this black metal band-turned-experiment in sonic extremity are beholden to no one but themselves, and their willy-nilly release schedule is just a symptom of what happens when you take that much technical ability and creativity, and let it run wild.
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White skeletal bodies made of painted metal are tossed willy-nilly into the air of an utterly black setting and then, on the right side of the piece, demarcated by a change in color scheme, just green on the bottom and blue on top as if a new day had dawned.
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"I believe they are going to be getting me some information into how (6103) plays out and our interest here is still in developing a case for this and not doing this in a willy-nilly fashion and sticking to precedent that has been used in the past," Neal said.
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Of course, it would be irresponsible to begin shutting down bases willy-nilly, but it would equally be irresponsible to unthinkingly maintain expensive, outdated facilities that add nothing to our security and encourage anti-American sentiment in hostile countries — and that latter risk is the more likely danger of the two.
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"Based on today's news reports, it seems clear Chairman Pai has failed to protect American consumers at every stage of the game—this issue only came to light after my office and dedicated journalists discovered how wireless companies shared Americans' locations willy nilly," Senator Ron Wyden said in a statement.
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Executive orders, issued willy-nilly from the White House, have been used to try to wreck the national health care system, abolish environmental oversight, foil efforts to counter climate change, nullify corporate regulations, destroy labor-management forums, set immigration restrictions, conduct foreign policy, and hand vast public lands over to private investors.
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Chen thought if he could find compounds that nudged the hands of that clock by activating or deactivating the genes that control it—speeding it up, slowing it down, making it disappear altogether—he could help identify what happens inside the bodies of people whose clock genes turn on willy-nilly or not at all.
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A reduced force will stay to play Whack-a-Mole with any Islamic State resurgence, to act as a rear-guard against the political fallout that chased Obama in 2011 when he withdrew troops, and to referee among the disparate groups in western Iraq and Syria the United States armed willy-nilly to help defeat Islamic State.
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But while Obama at least made an effort to make waivers the exception rather than the rule — to require them to meet the specific legal standard that nobody else in the administration could do a given task — Trump seems to be simply waiving the rules willy-nilly and then doing his best to avoid disclosure when it's happened.
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Instead of relying on his Twitter finger to do the talking, maybe the president would be better served if he stopped haranguing everyone in such a willy-nilly fashion and started consulting with those in the government who might actually know how to protect and defend the interests of the American people before he launches another Twitter broadside.
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Thus they have maintained as many of the original quirks as possible — signs painted willy-nilly on walls by campers of yore, an errant fern growing through the foundation, original beams and off-kilter window frames — while also adapting it for their blended family, which comprises four adult children and their spouses, as well as nine grandchildren.
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A label once reserved for the grandest artistic undertakings and the most exalted creators, from God to da Vinci to the mother who birthed you, is now applied willy-nilly to such activities as scrapbooking and bicycle-frame building, to the person who pulled your morning latte or designed the logo for your calorie-counting app.
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Indeed, so keenly alive was Beckett to the danger of being swept away on the wings of song that he fled from English into French, pour écrire sans style — to write without that sensuous stylistic note that attempts willy-nilly to soar above the commonplace noise of the world, and blend instead with the music of the spheres.
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He is certainly the only other head of government who has had multiple stories devoted to the evolution of his hair: a unique mop of very fine electric blond that has on occasion resembled a medieval bowl cut but more often is standing on end in confusion after having been tugged willy-nilly by its owner.
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So, in the country's most violent team sport, in which players sign funny-money contracts and can be cut willy-nilly, fines are seemingly handed out based on the basis of Roger Goodell's mood—and now the commissioner has a Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruling stating that he can basically do whatever the hell he wants because the NFLPA agreed to it.
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Instead, on a set filled with giant puffy letters that spelled out the brand name but were stacked around willy-nilly like marshmallow mountains, Ms. Prada gave us silk faille slips wrapped around the body and secured with big rosettes at the shoulder or hip, left half undone to expose bra straps at the back and the waistbands of tights.
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" Asked by a House Appropriations panel about GOP accusations of surveillance abuse, Sessions told lawmakers that the Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE probe proved that it was a bad idea to appoint special counsels "willy-nilly.
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Magomedsharipov has sufficient skills in enough areas that he could make life incredibly hard for any of the top fighters in the world at his weight, but he may have to become more cautious about giving up bad ring and grappling positions to his opponents willy nilly if he hopes to fulfill the many fan and pundit predictions that he will become a great of the sport.
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Charleston's course to secession a mere seven weeks after the election of Lincoln and more than two months before he took office was not a willy-nilly, mob-inspired dash to disunion, but rather a well-orchestrated movement (controlled chaos, if you will), extending from John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry in October 1859 to the fateful Secession Convention in late December 1860 that took South Carolina out of the Union.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The first time I saw Nicolas Moufarrege's work, I realized I didn't know that it was possible to move almost willy-nilly within the same composition from a figure with finely rendered anatomical specificity on identifiable, contextualizing ground, to a decorative scheme that seemingly comes from some extra-dimensional space, to symbolic motifs also appearing here and there, with some phrases in Greek, Hebrew, or Arabic thrown in.
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This achievement situates the life of a nun where it ideally belongs, in the difficult, often conflicting world that embraces practical competence, a commitment to giving more than could reasonably be asked and a lived belief not only in the goodness but, in Sister Jeanne's words, the "fairness" of God, which demands "that grief should find succor, that wounds should heal, insult and confusion find recompense and certainty … that every living person God had made should not, willy-nilly, be forever unmade."
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