Of course, that fatal flight can't have been without consequence.
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But the Mountaineers' aggressive approach was not entirely without consequence.
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Jamie and Claire, it's not just a romance without consequence.
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Criminals are attacking us and we're allowing them without consequence.
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In Afghanistan's case, women have been excluded repeatedly, and without consequence.
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This is not to say the president will escape without consequence.
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Should a president be allowed to openly obstruct justice without consequence?
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He has done so without consequence solely because he has liberal views.
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The Deep State has gotten used to operating anonymously and without consequence.
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A word meant for things without consequence or the possibility of failure.
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Even Trump's closest advisers are aware that Ryan cannot be purged without consequence.
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"This stronger (growth) projection doesn't mean the referendum is without consequence," Carney added.
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"In today's world, people post things on social media without consequence," he added.
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The fun did not come without consequence for the 10-year-old schoolgirl.
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Mike's adamant -- people have the right to be stupid but not without consequence.
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Bureaucrats would without consequence simply report what they wanted their superiors to hear.
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Of the vacation days they give, how many can you use without consequence?
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Make no mistake, the Republican Party bowing to Trump is not without consequence.
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It's disheartening to be targeted by politicians' attacks on public servants without consequence.
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Red lines have been drawn, and Mr. Assad has crossed them without consequence.
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Their message is clear: we will not allow women to have sex without consequence.
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We see this time and time again; it's action without consequence for the West.
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Today in Boston, two men can walk down the street holding hands without consequence.
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Evidently, the fun did not come without consequence, according to her mom, Gemma Williams.
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It's just as likely Khan bypassed a hugely risky fight for one without consequence.
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N.A. felt like a place where these young men could say anything, without consequence.
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It replaced an actor midway through the series and gleefully swapped couple pairings without consequence.
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The Russian government had effectively carried out a mini nuclear attack on Britain, without consequence.
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It feels so tidy that she was able to go and come back without consequence.
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While they have been widely used since WWII, their use has not been without consequence.
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If people see the authorities flouting the law without consequence, they will not obey it.
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They move on from one beautiful young woman to the next MOST times without consequence.
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It allows us to operate without consequence where we can't be sued or attacked by trolls.
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Why did Russian President Vladimir Putin believe he could invade Ukraine and annex Crimea without consequence?
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It's life condensed down to a bite-size morsel that you can generally consume without consequence.
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This constant, lowbrow attack on the courts is not an insignificant thing and not without consequence.
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"This cannot go without consequence," said Edmonton engineering student Ali Azimi, 21, whose professor was killed.
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And why is her penchant for freedom made so much of, if it is without consequence?
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If OLC doesn't withdraw their opinion, then they're saying that agencies can overrule their watchdogs without consequence.
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"He is a man who felt entitled to impose himself on Mollie's life, without consequence," Murphy wrote.
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A beer or two more might lead me to light up without consequence, so I leave early.
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Until it does, the system that allowed Dr. Nassar and others to abuse without consequence will remain.
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Yet NFIB also allowed states to opt out of the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion without consequence.
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Even more troubling than the banning of accounts is how much harassment goes on without consequence on Twitter.
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When you permit weak links to exist without consequence, they drag everyone else down, especially your top performers.
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However, few shows have used these May-December relationships as often and without consequence as Pretty Little Liars.
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Children are used as human shields and recycled pawns for strange men to enter the U.S. without consequence.
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Those who attended the school knew of teachers there who groomed and slept with underage students without consequence.
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A child born today in America will inherit that burden, the victim of an intergenerational crime without consequence.
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In most other parts of society, after all, institutions aren't allowed to fail year after year, without consequence.
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And if we are still a free country, then you should feel free to leave Facebook without consequence.
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His predatory behavior was based on a belief that he was entitled to engage in it without consequence.
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Jerks of the world, listen up: for years, you've been misbehaving in the back seats of Ubers without consequence.
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Franklin's assessment of the current stock of female pop icons is almost always on point and delivered without consequence.
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Nothing in this series is done without consequence, even if it takes years for the strings to unravel themselves.
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Communities throughout the country continue to see black men brutalized at the hands of police -- without consequence or recourse.
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Police officers are already able to kill people without consequence and teachers should not be added to that list.
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And I will vote to ensure that no future president, Republican or Democrat, can repeat such abuses without consequence.
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Drivers are considered independent contractors, meaning they can accept or reject as many rides as they like without consequence.
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The album this song is on, "Time Without Consequence," is one of the most licensed albums of the decade.
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Again, Donald Trump is someone who has lied his entire life without consequence, and then he gets to office.
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I must speak, because right now, women are being told that we can be raped, without consequence, behind a Dumpster.
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" However, the attorney representing the defamed law firm called it "an invitation to spread falsehoods on the internet without consequence.
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Decades of political contributions by fossil fuel corporations have allowed them to continue polluting and melting our planet without consequence.
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These acts of improvisation are not without consequence, but they're often reversible or can be walked back by other staff.
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And the lack of arrests keeps repeat offenders on the streets as well, free to commit more crime without consequence.
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How Kol amassed support is still baffling to me, given that he seems to just kill political foes without consequence.
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Failure to do so is sending a terrible signal to other countries that they can flout U.S. laws without consequence.
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Scores of journalists, lawyers, land rights activists, gay rights advocates and opposition figures have been assassinated, without consequence for their killers.
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SXSW is my Westworld, where I can act out my stupidest fantasies of self without consequence, and also there's a Westworld.
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All this drinking doesn't come without consequence — it can be a potentially dangerous day on the roads if people drive drunk.
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Trump has already done some of them—not secretly but publicly, gleefully, and without consequence—and is under investigation for more.
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Within the confines of the car, Jende regularly overhears Clark's business conversations, but the words float through the narrative without consequence.
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This includes the #MeToo movement, and the overdue toppling of "important" people who have predated on women (and men) without consequence.
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Although not surprising, the late night hosts lamented the fallout, saying Trump would continue to believe he could act without consequence.
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The group attached white masks to colorful balloons, releasing them to symbolize the necessity of being able to come out without consequence.
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RUBIO: Well, first of all, I think amnesty is the forgiveness of a wrongdoing without consequence and that — I've never supported that.
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But without long-term impact studies, it's difficult to say whether or not the destruction of mosquito species would come without consequence.
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Its anonymous sharing app had received tons of hype as people used it to gossip about friends, work and society without consequence.
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Comey and Clapper are also the public faces of an extremely harmful trend: leaking — without consequence — classified or highly sensitive governmental information.
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It hasn't been without consequence, however: It was the party line on which Jesse Ventura would win the 1998 Minnesota gubernatorial election.
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A child born today in this country will inherit a crushing burden of debt, part of an inter-generational crime without consequence.
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Opponents play into their hands by being predictable and stagnant, as the Warriors are able to rotate once or twice without consequence.
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Do we want to live in a society where we are free to choose to kill those who are weaker, without consequence?
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It seems unlikely -- especially since he's long been using his platform at the network to peddle similarly woman-hating garbage without consequence.
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This has happened too many times and it's time we not let another egregious insult to our community go by without consequence.
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" The hire, Time's Up added in a statement, "endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence.
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He's a man who's learned over the course of a long and rich life that he is free to operate without consequence.
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That this is happening in a series where his team has been taken to the woodshed by the Warriors is entirely without consequence.
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I saw a man who used money and power to victimize women for dozens of years without consequence and continues to do so.
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But free speech has never meant an unrestricted ability to speak without consequence or criticism — something media professionals should understand better than anyone.
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It's wrong that you can repeatedly smack it with a sword and watch sparks fly out of its meaty horse body without consequence.
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But the situation in Brazil, is far more perilous, analysts say, because it already suffers from extreme violence, often without consequence for perpetrators.
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What's dishonorable are the circumstances—the unabated murder of citizens by police without consequence—that led to these protests in the first place.
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Every provision of the Constitution that is disregarded and disobeyed without consequence places the lasting protection of our rights and liberties at risk.
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But I can't ignore that the actor's response also highlights a sad truth: Gosling, who is 47% woman, can be feminist without consequence.
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And watching him lie about his hours without consequence doesn't make me want to sit in a cubicle for 30 hours a week.
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"You can say anything you want without consequence if you are a leftist…never Trumper," conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh said on Thursday.
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Watching Cam Newton spend much of the first game of the NFL season absorbing a series of illegal hits, mostly without consequence, was upsetting.
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Among Puerto Rican politicians in states like New York, such hard-left arguments are both common currency and largely without consequence for national politics.
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"The entire ordeal is yet another window in the entitled mind of powerful, predatory men who are used to operating without consequence," Meyers said.
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The Wallin fight was not without consequence, though, as Fury suffered a nasty cut and had to have 47 stitches to repair the wound.
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Each gives a living sacrifice to Shadows, a torture chamber that drains victims of magic and allows member houses to wield power without consequence.
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Safe in knowing that I could burn through data without consequence, I turned my attention back to enjoying Dublin — the street musicians in particular.
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"WIRED's investigation—as shocking as it is—perfectly demonstrates each and every way that the current regulation can be disregarded without consequence," says Beales.
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The GOP has fallen into step defending Trump, however, seeming to espouse the principle that the President can do just about anything without consequence.
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Though he was turning cocky as he swung from network to network without consequence, Pokora still took pride in how little he cared about money.
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The president has also deemed Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who has jailed journalists and authorized police to torture without consequence, a "fantastic guy."
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For Pao, the head of tech diversity initiative Project Include, the lack of clear accountability has created an ecosystem that permits bad behavior without consequence.
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There are plenty of apps that have been released specifically for the purpose of chatting with strangers, even focusing on flirtation without consequence, like Phrendly.
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Moderators vow to remove any real-world photos or any images that contain slogans or subtitles (the latter seems to be routinely ignored without consequence).
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When she left home to attend Hofstra University in Long Island, it was a relief to finally say without consequence that her family is queer.
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"Essentially, Trump signaled that countries that do enough business with the United States are free to murder journalists without consequence," CPJ writes in its report.
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Our collective desires to pursue healthier lifestyles isn't without consequence; as things stand, the businesses marketing fitness to us can't actually support what they're advertising.
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Sanctions punish states that break international norms or threaten others, and advocates say that failing to impose them allows countries to break international rules without consequence.
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Restaurants and consumers should avoid and trash any pre-chopped romaine lettuce from that area, it said, even if some has already been consumed without consequence.
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With all the things—from "grab them by the pussy" to "you'd be in jail"—that he's felt entitled to say, without consequence, his entire life.
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By the time these students get to a university, where the medium of instruction is English, they are copying their papers from the internet without consequence.
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"Essentially, Trump signaled that countries that do enough business with the United States are free to murder journalists without consequence," the Committee to Protect Journalists said.
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These officials know that the more that is investigated, the worse they look, and they also know that they can do whatever they want without consequence.
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And even with the Supreme Court stamp, I wouldn&apost be surprised if Trump finds another end-around given his success in rewriting rules without consequence.
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"For years agencies and states haven't complied with the law, failing to upload these critical records without consequence," Mr. Cornyn said before the bill became law.
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At $84 it's a bit pricey, but for what you get — durability, RFID protection and the ability to drink without consequence — is worth the price of admission.
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The natural but dangerous conclusion is that any employer can terminate a religious employee without consequence, and even ban the hiring of Jews in the first place.
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And in some nations, government opposition forces and protesters have been threatened, beaten, jailed or sometimes killed without consequence, even when the abuse was captured on video.
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The man who once said he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan without consequence seems to be testing whether he can do the political equivalent.
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Facebook data is not a free-for-all though, with employees just able to grab whatever they desire without consequence, according to one of the former employees.
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And in a lawsuit seeking to invalidate the silencing agreement, the judge found there was nothing to litigate because Ms. Daniels was already speaking openly without consequence.
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"Skydance Media's decision to hire John Lasseter as head of animation endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence," the statement said.
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It'll be increasingly hard for us to care about another two hours of dudes in tights fighting when we know the good guy wins, almost always without consequence.
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Addressing Mr. Trump's argument that he was immune from criminal investigation, the judges even turned to his claim that he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue without consequence.
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Years later, more allegations of sexual misconduct by Richardson were brought forth without consequence, as Richardson still works for publications like Harper's Bazaar and Rolling Stone among others.
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And we can go further than that by challenging a global status quo in which men remain in charge and can debase women with vile language without consequence.
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" She writes, "The opioid epidemic teaches us that too often in America today, if you have money and power, you can take advantage of everyone else without consequence.
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" In a since-protected tweet, he said, "Let this be a lesson to those that believe that they can send abusive messages to me or others without consequence.
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Filtered through the absurdist choreography and Lisa Frank CGI, all this bloodshed only seems a little bit terrible, the way cartoon characters can be gleefully tortured without consequence.
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The decline of the American media has been stunning and has coincided with the rise of the Internet where nuts can bloviate all over the place without consequence.
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Like the teachers at Choate Rosemary Hall who, we found out this week, sexually abused students for years without consequence, he was very skilled at choosing his prey.
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In fact, the popular secret-sharing community PostSecret, in which people anonymously mail their secrets written on a postcard, was founded on the idea of sharing without consequence.
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The American left argues that this gives politicians license to lie without consequence on the social network, pointing at provably false ads already run by the Trump campaign.
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Prior to arriving on the island, each was somehow involved in the death of another person, seemingly without consequence — and one by one they are all picked off.
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The Maine senator took issue in particular with Senate Republicans choosing this moment to invoke a rule against "impugning" another senator when other such moments have passed without consequence.
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It was no longer the country that he inherited from a corrupt political elite, and it was no longer the country where you could rig an election without consequence.
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Since the election, a view has emerged of Donald Trump as a clever and evasive politician who is able to upend existing policies and standards of decorum without consequence.
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He also argued that acquitting Trump will send a signal that a president can seek to drag down a political opponent for personal gain and obstruct Congress without consequence.
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If these more basic pieces of information are not included in that definition, many companies could skate by without consequence if usernames, emails, or addresses were to be breached.
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The fact that this might skate the line of legality doesn't suggest it should be without consequence, but that nobody until now imagined needing to outlaw behavior this cretinous.
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The robots have every reason to be upset about their situation: they're murdered and being tossed aside by guests who want to live out their baser fantasies without consequence.
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As with the farcical oversight process—during which officials like Director of National Intelligence James Clapper can lie under oath, without consequence—these events pantomime democratic access and accountability.
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By using the "Offload App" feature, you can also save an app's data before you delete it, meaning you can later reinstall the app onto your iPhone without consequence.
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"To do mass closings of schools is not without consequence," Cuomo said at a press conference in New Rochelle, the city at the heart of New York's coronavirus outbreak.
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"This entire ordeal is yet another window into the entitled mind of powerful, predatory men who are used to operating without consequence," Meyers said of the allegations against Weinstein.
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Key quote: "For years agencies and states haven't complied with the law, failing to upload these critical [criminal] records without consequence," said Cornyn, one of the leaders behind the legislation.
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In our politics and on social media, from the most famous and powerful to the most anonymous peddling their hate without consequence, the cracks are not filled but cleaved open.
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" She added: "He believed his power was so much greater than mine that he could pull icky/unwelcome sexual pranks without consequence and even take pleasure in my extreme discomfort.
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You can use your individual retirement account to fund health insurance if you're unemployed, without penalty; if you're divorcing, you may be able to tap a 401(k) without consequence.
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It's nearly 10 years since I graduated college, the last time I had extended periods of time to grossly indulge in a video game for hours on end without consequence.
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It is important to note that oftentimes, harassers in positions of power can continue to engage in sexual misconduct without consequence due to the complicity of those in their professional sphere.
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"Of course North Korea would conduct a nuclear test after watching Iran willfully violate an agreement they just made without consequence of any kind from this administration," she wrote on Facebook.
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Just as there is for using emojis, there is a time and a place for withholding a period for intended effect and without consequence (see the Slack message above, in fact).
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But now that his decades-long reign of sexual terror without consequence is no longer an industry secret, any woman can go around crying rape and actually (dear god) be believed.
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"Of course North Korea would conduct a nuclear test after watching Iran willfully violate an agreement they just made without consequence of any kind from this administration," Fiorina posted on Facebook.
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Monica Crowley defends cuts to entitlements in Trump's new 2021 budget proposal: "The president also understands that Washington's habit of out of control spending without consequence has to be stopped." pic.twitter.
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This policy has "emboldened male athletes and has given them unwritten permission to commit acts of sexual assault without consequence," the student said in her lawsuit, which seeks compensatory and punitive damages.
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"Of course, North Korea would conduct a nuclear test after watching Iran willfully violate an agreement they just made without consequence of any kind from this administration," Fiorina said in a statement.
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He has—very quietly and very peacefully—protested what he believes is the systemic over-militarization of police forces that have an ingrained culture of racism and take black lives without consequence.
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Perhaps within their inner circles and among their black friends they are able to use the word without consequence — the rapper Ja Rule, Ms. Lopez's featured guest on "I'm Real," defended her.
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Trump appears not to understand that he is drawing a certain picture of himself, which is neither pretty nor without consequence for his legal position," Bauer wrote in a post on "Lawfare.
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Twitter indicated today that it's making an exception for him—that Trump is allowed to violate the terms of service without consequence and that the company will not take action against his account.
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In comedy, particularly in classic, multi-camera sitcoms, a situation escalates more ludicrously; a car crashes into the kitchen and a character decides to become a fugitive before all is forgiven without consequence.
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Entertainment industry professions are hardly the only ones in which employees and employers mistreat one another, though it's hard to imagine, say, a dentist gifting colleagues live rats and used condoms without consequence.
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He should have parliamentary immunity, but the courts say it does not apply, although CPP officials have ignored summonses to appear before the tribunal investigating atrocities under the Khmer Rouge regime without consequence.
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"Skydance Media's decision to hire John Lasseter as head of animation endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence," Time's Up said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Also true to her mother's legacy, young Mary Shelley refused to obey the upper—class English insistence that women should make babies but never art — though she did not do so without consequence.
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"Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver have been convicted, while Andrew Cuomo continues to bend the rules, break the law and defraud taxpayers seemingly without consequence," said Marc Molinaro, the Republican candidate for governor.
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It could be awkward to have Beltran managing the Mets without consequence when Cora and Hinch — who was far less involved in the scheme than Beltran was — have both been suspended and fired.
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The lion didn't bite, but the woman's actions are not without consequence ... our sources say the Wildlife Conservation Society filed a police report Tuesday for misdemeanor criminal trespass -- for going into the enclosure.
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Charter pioneers also promised that, unlike traditional schools, which they said were allowed to perform disastrously without consequence, charters would be held accountable for improving student performance, and shut down if they failed.
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Ukrainians, Middle Easterners and Brits also tried to influence the 2016 presidential election, and Chinese, Canadian and Indian people and entities also made "unlawful" campaign contributions in the election without consequence, Concord argues.
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House of Cards is clearly reaching the end of its narrative, but I've said that at the end of every season since the second, and the Underwoods continue to skate free, largely without consequence.
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"That is not to say that the government's charges are without merit or that the words and conduct of Jamshid Muhtorov are not serious or without consequence," Kane said in the order, signed Friday.
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Will I be able to skirt the law without consequence and use the women's bathroom while working for a university, given my ability to pass well and that I no longer have a penis?
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Students arriving on America's college campuses have largely spent the formative years of their educational lives watching fundamental constitutional principles devalued and their rights and voices routinely disregarded without consequence by respected authority figures.
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" But he and Cummings both warned against inaction, with Schiff arguing that it might "signal that somehow this president's conduct is OK, that future presidents can engage in this kind of corruption without consequence.
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"The cruise lines have been using Havana Docks port infrastructure for several years without consequence to them," an emotional Mickael Behn, the president of Havana Docks, told members of the media after filing the suit.
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Like, for instance, the fact that Russia and other bad actors are almost certainly going to try to use the platforms to interfere with the 2020 elections — as they did, seemingly without consequence, in 2016.
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If we have learned one thing from depleted salmon runs in places like Norway, Iceland, Scotland, New England and Canada, it's that the waters and the forests nurturing these salmon cannot be destroyed without consequence.
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Over and over again, this minority is allowed to assert its will at the expense of its fellow citizens, the norms of conduct that hold state government together, and democracy itself — without consequence or accountability.
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Even when HPV is cleared by the body without consequence, it can be painful, stressful and expensive to have repeat Pap smears and the tests to ensure the virus is not causing precancer or cancer.
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Driving the news: Facebook is the latest big company to be faced with the issue, with more than 250 employees signing a letter criticizing the decision to allow politicians to lie in paid ads without consequence.
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Their ilk have never found an established sympathetic audience in America: For proof, just look at the KKK, a group which once obscured their faces with white hoods if they wanted to harm others without consequence.
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I agree that providing healthcare to previously uninsured patients with pre-existing conditions is a noble goal, but ObamaCare's inherent mistake was thinking that you can force insurance companies to cover high risk patients without consequence.
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The Texas Classroom Teachers Association said it had been receiving reports of students threatening teachers without consequence, and that the law was necessary to ensure educators felt safe in their workplaces and to minimize classroom disruptions.
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When we were tackling a project about a park with a premise where you can come there and do whatever desire you want with impunity and without consequence, it seemed like an issue we had to address.
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In male-dominated industries, we are still seeing too many examples of men behaving terribly, often without consequence — just look at the recent study that 60% of women in tech have been sexually harassed in the workplace.
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The Americans are happy to drink, smoke, and have a good time in Slovakia — occasionally at the expense of the local people — but when the party's over for them, the Americans just want to leave without consequence.
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"Friends" gave you white people who leave infants on city buses without consequence, who only rarely face a challenge to their permanent spot at Central Perk (for many years, a "reserved" card rested on the coffee table).
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Over the course of the parallel congressional and criminal investigations into potential collusion between members of the Trump presidential campaign and Russia, many have watched in awe as witnesses have flouted or avoided congressional subpoenas without consequence.
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Method B was hurling flaming petrol bombs at police—something Nick had done days earlier as protesters successfully repelled officers from another university campus across the city, allowing those inside to make their way out without consequence.
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Bondholders, who contested the stay vigorously and understandably as a violation of their rights to legal recourse, were assured that it was not a mechanism which would simply allow the Commonwealth to continue defaulting on them without consequence.
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Overall, the heart of the problem is that Americans in swing states have elected someone president who is accustomed to lying casually without consequence, and has signaled that he will continue to do so in the White House.
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The fact that harassers, abusers, and other bad actors seem to flourish on the platform without consequence is demoralizing, to say the least, and not only because users have been clamoring for some kind of decisive action for years.
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Payne said the fact that virtual racers can crash without consequence, whereas there is a risk of serious injury in real racing, was less of a factor than might be expected when it comes to putting them in cars.
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To Cyborg, the fact that such prominent figures in the promotion bullied her without consequence has only emboldened lesser figures like Magana to do the same, marring, in the process, the whole "culture" of the promotion and the sport.
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We'll have to face the fact that America has become another fragile state — a kakistocracy, where laws are passed and broken without consequence, where good people lay low and where wolves are left free to prey on the weak.
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Despite resistance to this kind of vitriol in the national electoral body politic, society is also moving toward greater acceptance of technological processes that are seemingly benign and decontextualized, as if these projects are wholly apolitical and without consequence too.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), who voted in 2017 against impeaching Trump, said he still believes impeachment would widen the breach of an already divided country, but he is becoming more and more uncomfortable with Trump for defying Congress without consequence.
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One of several severe downsides of a President-Elect Trump is that these vile online communities now know their tactics—doxxing, coordinated harassment the willful spread of misinformation—are not only without consequence but the correct tactical decision in political discourse.
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Though the sketch had its finer moments — Kate McKinnon owning her malevolence is a glorious way to flip the script; Luke Nell subbing in for Alex Moffat without consequence is also hilarious — the joke largely rested on women being crazy.
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Ms. Drake, an actress in pornographic films, is one of several women to accuse him of unwanted aggressive sexual advances after the release of a 2005 recording in which Mr. Trump boasted of being able to sexually assault women without consequence.
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I know it's not—I'm still thinking about it too much—but I wonder how many times I need to skate with the Moxi Girls to feel like I deserve to move freely, to slice up the tarmac without consequence.
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The bottom line: The summit may reshape U.S.–Russian relations, if Trump makes a deal to Putin's benefit, or pass by without consequence, if Trump makes no significant concessions and the summit ends with vague non-committal statements from both sides.
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The open letter is intended to draw attention to the more widespread culture of racism in Germany, and by extension, how it manifests — often through inconspicuous, off-hand racist ideologies — allowing gatekeepers like König to exercise racist views without consequence.
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The questionable calls have dented confidence in a mechanism ostensibly intended to restore it after a mess of an N.F.C. championship game, in which Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman, without consequence, walloped Saints receiver Tommylee Lewis before the ball arrived.
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When Russia preys on a defenseless neighbor, or Trump allows Vladimir Putin, a man Senator John McCain called "a thug, a murderer, a killer and a K.G.B. agent," to commit war crimes without consequence, we'll have something to talk about.
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After two seasons of abject selfishness and reckless indifference to the wider world, our characters may be looking at the proverbial last Sunday Funday of their lives — the last chance to act without consequence before they have to get their acts together.
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"The city of Cincinnati will continue to aggressively protect its neighborhoods from out of town, problem property owners, but today's decision - that banks may ignore the city's laws without consequence - has dealt a blow to that effort," she said in a statement.
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I am going to bring back our jobs to Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and New York, and Michigan and to all of America — and I am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way, without consequence.
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Because, mercifully, and brilliantly, the game doesn't punish the player for wanting a less-stressful ride—displayed proudly on one of its several loading screens is a message saying that the difficulty can be nudged, higher or (much more likely) lower "without consequence".
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Knowing that the Khans weren't going to launch AEW without the Bucks, WWE offered the brothers a contract worth AJ Styles money to each, with a clause that they could leave without consequence during the first six months if they were unhappy.
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Ms. Hassell's lawyer, Monique Olivier, said in a statement to The Associated Press that the ruling "stands as an invitation to spread falsehoods on the internet without consequence" and that Ms. Hassell was considering an appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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It's also a memoir of the limitations of such privilege — in particular, the inescapable tragedy of being born female in a patriarchal world, where all the money, beauty and breeding cannot protect you from a man who takes what he wants without consequence.
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I am going to bring back our jobs to Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and New York, and Michigan and to all of America – and I am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way, without consequence.
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" In it, he writes that "when a person's behavior became idiotic — concerned myopically with private things and unmindful of common things — then the person was believed to be like a rudderless ship, without consequence save for the danger it posed to others.
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After a year of defying without consequence Congress's attempts to investigate the president's conduct, they have no intention of taking part in what they view as an illegitimate impeachment, initially conducted without a formal House vote in a break with recent precedent.
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It was weird spot, nestled right between Chicago's Boystown neighborhood (read: super-hunks in jockstraps and eight-feet tall divas dancing in windows) and Wrigleyville neighborhood (read: an open-air containment center where Cubs fans can commit petty crime against one another without consequence).
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"There's a freedom — and not always a healthy kind — in the idea of doing whatever you want to do without consequence that appeals to our lizard brain, though we're hopefully in charge of ourselves enough to know that that's fantasy," Truitt told CNN Business.
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The former assistant to Vogue Creative Director Grace Coddington decided it would be a good and safe and without-consequence idea to charge more than $50,000 in expenses on Coddington's credit card, and sell thousands of dollars worth of Coddington's stuff on the website TheRealReal.
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Despite the protests of the Committee Chairman Devin Nunes who wrote, "The legislative branch is constitutionally vested with oversight responsibility of executive branch agencies, which are obligated to comply with our requests," the decision was not reversed and the complaints were ignored, seemingly without consequence.
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After being told by the globalist elite they're illegal entry into the country is without consequence, helps rather than hinders American workers, and unites the national culture, any existing moral qualms of further violating the law, such as by voting, have been thoroughly scrubbed away.
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Kurt Chapman, head of crude trading at Mercuria, a major player in both the physical and "paper" North Sea markets, said he welcomed the additional liquidity and vibrancy that a broader spectrum of market participants brought to the market, but said increased "financialisation" was not without consequence.
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Despite the good intentions of those who saw Section 230 as a way to ensure online innovation in the mid 90s, today it seems to work more to solidify the ability of already entrenched players to enable and profit from criminal activity without consequence or accountability.
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Yet that's exactly how Late Night's Seth Meyers opened his latest "Closer Look" segment on October 12, before launching into a 10-minute monologue about how "powerful, predatory men who are used to operating without consequence" are making things worse for everyone around them, just because they can.
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Instagram's Robby Stein (left) tells TechCrunch's Josh Constine about Close Friends at Disrupt Berlin Instagram's Robby Stein (left) tells TechCrunch's Josh Constine about Close Friends at Disrupt Berlin The one concern here is that Close Friends could create little bunkers in which people can share objectionable content without consequence.
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The lawsuit alleges that the university has a practice of silencing victims who have accused male athletes of sexual assault, and has thus created a culture that has "emboldened male athletes and has given them unwritten permission to commit acts of sexual assault without consequence," according to Reuters.
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Imagine "A Clockwork Orange" as a screwball comedy, and you would be pretty close to Bertrand Blier's "Going Places" (on Friday, Tuesday, Thursday and March 16), which stars Gérard Depardieu and Patrick Dewaere as thugs who drift across France stealing money and cars and assaulting women, usually without consequence.
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After the iconic signing of the nuclear deal and the subsequent lifting of many sanctions, Iran has, without consequence, continued and perhaps, even ramped up its sponsorship of terrorism and its destabilizing efforts in the areas perhaps most important to U.S. foreign policy, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, and Bahrain.
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Francesco Totti was harshly sent off for diving; Damiano Tommasi had a goal wrongly disallowed for offside; Choi Jin-cheul two-footed Gianluca Zambrotta and Kim Tae-young threw an elbow at Alessandro del Piero without consequence, even if the Italians were less than blameless in the rough and tumble of the game.
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The industry's biggest complaint about the DMCA is that the take-down process for unlicensed content is too complicated, and even after something is taken down, it can be put back up instantly without consequence, thanks to the Safe Harbor provision that limits the liability of websites hosting stolen content uploaded by users.
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Nearly 99 percent of the money donated by Silicon Valley in the 2016 general election went to Hillary Clinton, according to analyzed data, and Thiel became the most divisive person in the industry — serving as something of a cautionary tale for conservatives who think they can publicly back Trump in 2020 without consequence.
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Realistically, Facebook's stock will probably bounce back, but pending any more government intervention, it's not unimaginable that Facebook could walk away from this whole debacle a very different company, one that's regulated and no longer free to exploit its position as one of the world's biggest internet companies and track its users without consequence.
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Eastern Virginia Medical School's willingness to publish this photo in its 1984 yearbook attests to not just the vestiges of racial slavery and institutional racism long after the civil rights era's heroic period, but their evolution into a kind of cultural sport practiced by whites -- most often without consequence -- in any manner, time and place they choose.
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The Super Bowl and all the attendant hype is a successful effort to pretend that all these other complicating factors don't exist, don't matter; to pretend that the rockets on the rocket belts aren't fueled by hydrogen peroxide, that the pigeons aren't going to end up shitting on everything; to pretend that professional football is action without consequence, an image without a negative.
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This strategy is now operating at full force in the US. The more figures like Tlaib and Omar are smeared without consequence and rebuke, the more leftist Jews are accused of anti-Semitism, and the less outrageous it will be to delegitimize anyone who gets in the way of those in power — paving the way to further normalize policies of oppression, inequality, and intolerance.
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It is simply not possible for America's federal law enforcement officers — the FBI, the other federal police agencies, and the dozens of US attorneys' offices around the country — to do their work properly if they know the president of the United States can and will fire them without consequence if their efforts to fully investigate criminal activity anger the president by implicating his associates.
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