"Omnity makes mathematical equations that describe statistical patterns of rare words in discrete documents, without regard to work proximity, and without regard to grammar or grammatical content," wrote Sager.
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So, they're doing things without regard to how they look.
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That includes coverage of labor issues, without regard to companies involved.
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Colleges are creating college degrees without regard to the financial impact.
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All applications will receive consideration without regard to legally protected characteristics.
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The other 14 immigrants are admitted without regard to their skills.
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Abrams said the decision was made "fundamentally without regard to" Maduro.
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We ought to make our standards decisions without regard to nationality.
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So what we need to think about now is not how do we defend against a president Donald Trump, but how do we protect the rights of everyone, everywhere, without regard to jurisdictions, without regard to borders?
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Lucas has always done things his way without regard to popular opinion.
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Credit is allocated to projects without regard to economic viability or risk.
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Gorsuch repeated that he will rule fairly and without regard to politics.
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Without fear, without favoritism, and certainly without regard to any partisan influence.
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Citizenship for everyone—without regard to colour—who is born in America.
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From Cohn, he learned about winning, without regard to right and wrong.
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Show respect toward all people without regard to race, religion or gender.
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For example, Congress let states cover children without regard to their parents' means.
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Early Trump picks were often made without regard to the nominee's previous stances.
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It's about who has the power to act without regard to the consequences.
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Nevertheless, Democrats remain rabid to convict without regard to cause, evidence or culpability.
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I unequivocally support the rights of all people without regard to sexual orientation.
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But it also wants to work with other countries, without regard to religion.
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He does this completely without regard to overall strategy or his own incentives.
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It allowed researchers to gain easier access to patients, without regard to their location.
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Have informal conversations as needed, without regard to official structures, to sort that out.
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The special counsel is obliged to administer justice without regard to party or person.
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He also said the Fed would make policy without regard to Mr. Trump's views.
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Contributions are made without regard to the private political preferences of the company's senior management.
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Both painters agreed that many would continue to work without regard to the new restrictions.
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Those admissions were made without regard to whether the they were medically necessary, prosecutors said.
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The game goes on without regard to the usual stream of Sunday visitors and sightseers.
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It also made an exception for specific committees of Congress without regard to any need.
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Mr. Powell has insisted that the Fed will act without regard to Mr. Trump's statements.
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Our commitment is to serve vulnerable people without regard to those factors, or any others.
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Does the attitude typical of teenage juveniles show through without regard to working class adults?
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ObamaCare forces the purchase of health insurance without regard to its price, quality, or value.
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The census must measure total population as accurately as possible, without regard to citizenship status.
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" thus honors American military heroes, black and white, without regard to race.
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These illnesses do not discriminate, striking people without regard to age, gender, race or socioeconomic status.
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As President, I must serve all Americans without regard to race, ethnicity or any other qualification.
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That amendment permits Congress to "lay and collect taxes on incomes" without regard to state populations.
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But they also found that he tended to judge people on talent, without regard to politics.
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The agency has typically made its decisions based on safety and efficacy without regard to cost.
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And Fed officials have insisted they plan to make policy without regard to the president's views.
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Many insurance companies are looking at marijuana in its own category, without regard to delivery system.
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For years, Chinese e-cigarette makers had free rein to operate without regard to consumer safety.
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Trump would choose the judges he wants, without regard to how Democrats might react, they concluded.
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The BVI cannot accept attempts to force disproportionate measures on it without regard to its constitutional status.
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Angela Merkel, the chancellor, called the assaults "disgusting" and demanded justice "without regard to origin or background".
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Families stage interventions, legislators ban sales of drugs, and doctors provide emergency services without regard to insurance.
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That is because fund overseers vote your shares and often do so without regard to your views.
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It was done without regard to dioxin's effect on human beings or its virulent and long afterlife.
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They were often bred indiscriminately, without regard to the behavioral traits being passed on to their offspring.
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He answered in the moment, with brio, and without regard to what his lawyer or aides might advise.
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" On the environment, they charge that Trump has irresponsibly called for "eliminating regulation without regard to the circumstances.
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A lot of technological developments are driven by developers without regard to their long-term consequences for society.
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The American public is entitled to fair application of the rule of law without regard to political consequences.
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All U.S. wheat moving into Canada should be evaluated on quality parameters without regard to country of origin.
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"The tweets were about the plight of Baltimore, completely without regard to race," a Trump campaign spokesperson said.
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They have little or no student-loan debt, freeing them to pick job opportunities without regard to pay.
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I will apply the law — I will apply the law faithfully and fearlessly and without regard to persons.
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Jewish institutions and citizens have been under attack in the United States without regard to our political leadership.
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"They have essentially waged a pretty vicious campaign against the people without regard to civilian casualties," Votel said.
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In both cases, they cut without regard to how the trees look or whether they would grow back.
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The Hechts prepared the asylum applications "without regard to the truth or falsity of the information," the lawsuit said.
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The Scopitones were formulaic, sometimes using the same random scenery and "dancers" without regard to the songs they accompanied.
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President Obama "believes that this matter should be handled without regard to politics," the press secretary, Josh Earnest, said.
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The immigration judge will do his own review of the asylum application without regard to the decision USCIS made.
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" Mr. Sessions said that any decisions about the investigations would be made "without regard to politics, ideology, or bias.
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The casual way in which Mr. Musk just tweeted the news out without regard to process raised a kerfuffle.
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It feels free to pursue objectives without regard to the effect on allies or, for that matter, the world.
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Early hip-hop crews ransacked used-record bins, taking samples from old LPs without regard to genre or origin.
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That means regional powers taking much more action on their own, often without regard to humanitarian or other considerations.
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In many of these areas, U.S. companies are competing against state actors who operate without regard to market forces.
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This will make sure that all families will have access to affordable coverage without regard to their health status.
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These draft plans were gutted without regard to local input and concerns and eliminated protections in place for decades.
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And that conclusion was reached without regard to the Department's generally recognized policy of not indicting a sitting president.
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"He treated everyone alike, without regard to politics or seniority," Ted Stevens, the Republican senator from Alaska, once said.
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Earth's legal regimes are nationally-driven, but Off-Planet legal regimes should be more ubiquitous, without regard to national jurisdictions.
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With remarkable panache and discernment, she combines colors, textures, and patterns without regard to period, provenance, and, ultimately, aesthetic conventions.
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It looked at these neighborhoods that it can colonize and make a better life in without regard to its neighbors.
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But White's list counted every engagement, without regard to the briefers' rank or whether it was on-camera or not.
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But still, Sanders' ascendancy without regard to his faith is truly a testament to how our nation inspiringly moves forward.
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"We're especially thankful for the brave police officers that ran into danger without regard to their personal safety," Pence said.
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" Earnest said Obama "feels strongly that that is a decision she should make without regard to his opinion about it.
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In the current system, the vast majority of cacao beans are sold as a commodity crop without regard to quality.
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Already, Ms. Terry's tenure promises to throw norms to the wind by casting without regard to gender, race or ethnicity.
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They accused KBR of placing the burn pits too close to occupied areas and operating them without regard to wind conditions.
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"The entire public-relations-driven episode was dramatically wrong, and principled people recognize that without regard to political affiliation," Rosenstein wrote.
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Characters are introduced suddenly and assuredly, without regard to exposition, and at no point does the universe try to explain itself.
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At the end of January, it announced that it will allow insurers to sell plans without regard to Obamacare's pesky rules.
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He has instead expressed determination to pursue the Fed's mandate of maximizing employment and stabilizing prices without regard to political considerations.
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The ADX is a technical indicator used to evaluate the strength or weakness of a trend without regard to trend direction.
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Although it tends to be linked to ethnicity, gentrification can be instantiated without regard to one's skin color or cultural background.
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Mr. Duterte expressed outrage that the United States would help a criminal suspect leave the country without regard to Philippine law.
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Or, the immigration agencies will create a bogus record of routinely asking random Americans for papers, without regard to their ethnicity.
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Implementing regulations require that all job advertisements state that applications will be considered without regard to sexual orientation or gender identity.
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It demanded that the Athletics Department immediately form a plan to treat all athletes, and prospects, equally without regard to race.
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Mr. Berman's statement on Monday suggested that he remains committed to bringing charges in the case without regard to political consequences.
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Credit unions and other lenders profited by making loans without regard to the ability of the borrowers to repay those loans.
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They contended that privacy enabled an argument to be considered on its merits without regard to the popularity of the author.
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And offers to replace things we break are not mere social niceties to be made without regard to our true intentions.
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That would allow the league to have perfect balance and to seed playoff teams 1 to 16 without regard to conference.
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Until then, welfare-dependent aliens can keep applying for new status without regard to the 12-months-in-three-years policy.
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His philosophy of painting pervaded his writing as well, prioritizing the description of an artwork's interior logic without regard to theoretical systems.
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Mao Zedong was always thus: a despot whose global image was moulded and adapted without regard to the man he really was.
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"Our people work side by side without regard to the color of our skin, or the religion we adhere to," Georgia Gov.
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"We must lay the foundations of a state that represents its people, without regard to religion, ethnicity or culture," he told them.
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"The city's goals could inadvertently promote buildings that use less overall energy without regard to how the energy is used," he said.
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REINS also requires agencies to amend or repeal old rules to offset all the costs of new rules, without regard to benefits.
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Notably and similarly to the present circumstances, Facebook appeared to act without regard to whether right-wing critics' claims were even accurate.
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"Putting accountability above all else without regard to other positive developments is a dangerous attempt that will face utter failure," he wrote.
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Our goal is to always provide people with access to high quality, relevant information for their queries, without regard to political viewpoint.
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However, the result will likely be involuntary dose reductions that may be enforced without regard to individual condition or a physician's recommendation.
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That involved making payments to the armed groups through the intermediaries, "without regard to the identity of the groups involved," Lafarge said.
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A teacher must treat all of his students fairly and equally, without regard to their religious, political or ethnic views or identities.
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Without regard to environmental impacts, Trump's ill-founded border wall would destroy habitats and put many threatened and endangered species at risk.
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He also has emphasized repeatedly in recent months that the Fed intends to make monetary policy without regard to the president's opinions.
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Daniel calls Issa and she confesses how embarrassed and angry she is that he came without regard to the location of her face.
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Over the past two years, Mr Trump has shown that he reacts to any adversity by lashing out without regard to the consequences.
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At most large dams, water managers are still required to fill and empty reservoirs according to the calendar, without regard to the weather.
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And, we stressed, these items should move forward without regard to a policy exercise designed to create an independent air traffic control entity.
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Fiserv acted to make it easier for individuals to send money to one another without regard to where they keep their bank accounts.
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That effort should be grounded in a simple principle: the sanctity and indivisibility of citizenship without regard to race, color, ethnicity or religion.
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Without regard to a person's race, gender, or other protected personal characteristic, a judge should treat every person fairly, with courtesy and respect.
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He pointed to the ruling as another instance in which he was willing to apply the law without regard to his personal preference.
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Hatch hated PresClinton's executive order because Clinton acted in the national interest without regard to the libertarian states-rights passions of Utah politicians.
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Importantly, we will only respond when a physician or first responder requests us and deploy without regard to a patient's ability to pay.
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People often urge members of Congress to take positions that reflect arguments for the public good without regard to electoral or party consequences.
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According to the ethics of their professions, doctors and nurses must treat patients according to need in emergencies, without regard to other factors.
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They also capture phenomena that are correlated—like the rooster crowing and the sun coming up—without regard to which causes the other.
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The first seven to eight years of my career was pursuing dream work without regard to making money and instead focused on building experience.
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GOVERNING LAW: This Contest is governed by the internal laws of the state of New York without regard to principals of conflict of laws.
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Some European airlines, including Ryanair, the continent's cheapest and most efficient, assign flights to employees without regard to seniority, but simply to meet demand.
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If equal justice under the law means anything, it should mean that everyone is treated fairly, consistently, and without regard to size or wealth.
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So I will continue to fight against the misuses of criminal law and the impeachment process without regard to who is hurt or helped.
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Those decisions are supposed to be made by the FBI and the Justice Department without regard to the political preferences of the White House.
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The women were sent to medical centers in Florida for the removal surgery without regard to whether they were having problems with the implants.
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Researchers will have spent decades choosing what data machines learn from and how they learn without regard to what the future implications might be.
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More critically, it would set a dangerous precedent, allowing governments to reach data across borders without regard to the sovereign interests of other states.
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"Unelected and unaccountable presidential electors should not be allowed to decide the presidential election without regard to voters' choices and state law," Griswold said.
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Now they can sign up through online exchanges for plans that are priced without regard to health history and are subsidized based on income.
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Each senator should reaffirm his or her obligation to "do impartial justice" without regard to political affiliation at the outset of the evidentiary presentations.
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EO 13672 forces all federal contractors and subcontractors to affirmatively state that they make employment decisions without regard to sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Powell has said the Fed took those decisions without regard to politics but purely in response to slowing global and U.S. growth and low inflation.
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The Times attributed the increase to Facebook's algorithms, which prioritize high engagement content without regard to the substance unless it explicitly violates Facebook's user policy.
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The ARA's insistence on complete autonomy made the Soviet government suspicious, as did its pledge to help without regard to "race, creed or social status".
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FEMA is required by law to provide disaster recovery assistance without regard to race, color, religion, nationality, sex, age, disability, English proficiency or economic status.
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The idea that Melania just grabbed any old jacket without regard to how people might interpret it goes against literally everything we know about her.
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Critics say Warren's plan is nothing more than the federal government doling out lower interest rates without regard to market conditions or students' credit profiles.
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"Are we that desperate for cash that we are willing to take it from anyone without regard to the source and the message?" she said.
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It is understandably difficult to look beyond the crisis now, but constitutional questions must be considered without regard to the temporary occupant of any office.
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Or will we see a series of rulings based on the law, without regard to political leanings (or at least not entirely dictated by politics)?
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Ironically, in the name of patriotism, they call upon Hampshire to "put our flag back" without regard to Americans' constitutional right to freedom of speech.
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Notably, neither Chief Justice Roberts nor Justice Kennedy is unfailingly committed to an originalist interpretation of the Constitution, without regard to its real-world consequences.
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"Now Russia in Syria can oppress and destroy opposition forces without regard to the United States and its position," Mr. Frolov, the defense analyst, said.
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The pool operated on a first-come-first-served basis, Mr. Figueroa said, without regard to people's income or the severity of their medical condition.
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Governing Law; Disputes: This Contest is governed by the internal laws of the State of New York without regard to principles of conflict of laws.
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They reveal a striking pattern of a president who consistently uses the Oval Office to advance his explicit self-interest seemingly without regard to national interest.
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As the 2020 campaign for the White House and Congress accelerates, her commitment to decide the impeachment question without regard to politics now faces a test.
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All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
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Without regard to its effect on the health insurance market, he's hacked at the law where he could and made a point of declaring it dead.
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Agape love is sacrificial love; think of Jesus's parable where the Good Samaritan saw an injured man and helped him without regard to race or religion.
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"The First Amendment protects everyone's right to participate in political speech without regard to political viewpoint," said the plaintiffs' attorney, Steven Gregory, in an ACLU statement.
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I worry about where our country is headed if the Democrats continue to go their own way on immigration issues without regard to our immigration laws.
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Mr. Bolton, in particular, believes the United States can do what it wants without regard to international law, treaties or the political commitments of previous administrations.
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In general, the administration has sought to restrict funding to Planned Parenthood and other groups, reproductive health advocates say, without regard to the public health implications.
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"Damien's career has been made without regard to curators or critics," said Nicholas Serota, the departing director of the Tate, which held a 28 Hirst retrospective.
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"It takes a tougher stand on conflicts of interest, and it requires that recommendations be made without regard to financial interests of the broker or adviser."
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RL systems take in reward states (aka goals, outcomes that they get "points" for) and go after them without regard to unintended consequences of their actions.
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Our determination was made without regard to, and is not based on, the constitutional considerations that surround the indictment and criminal prosecution of a sitting president.
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But while the DCA&aposs primary goal, according to its website, is to "providing religious services without regard to politics," critics say that&aposs not the case.
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American Trucking upholding the Environmental Protection Agency's authority to set health-based air quality standards without regard to cost and his opinion in City of Chicago v.
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Employment selection and related decisions are made without regard to sex, race, color, age, disability, religion, national origin, sexual preference, genetic information, or any other protected class.
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According to Suda, punk is about trying something new — something that no one else has tried — and doing it without regard to what's appropriate or what's established.
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These same students might well have succeeded at schools where their grades and test scores were the same as those admitted without regard to race or ethnicity.
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And then they're going to go back in the database and purge all the collection that was triggered by "about," without regard to who the communicates were.
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Mr Maduro has already indicated that he will govern without regard to the National Assembly, which came under the control of the opposition after elections last December.
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On this view, the government has more latitude to combat "disruption" as long as it does so without regard to the viewpoint or content of the speech.
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He criticizes its iconic leaders—Joel Klein, Michelle Rhee, and Arne Duncan—for their fanatical devotion to standardized tests without regard to how the scores were obtained.
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They comply with guidelines allowing advertisers to express a point of view without regard to the viewpoint expressed, consistent with First Amendment freedom of speech court rulings.
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In this environment, it is right and proper for the intelligence community to give their considered professional assessment without regard to the hostility of a troubled president.
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The French military leader's chief surgeon, Baron Dominique Jean Larrey, concluded that medics should attend to the most dangerously wounded first, without regard to rank or distinction.
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The French military leader's chief surgeon, Baron Dominique Jean Larrey, concluded that medics should attend to the most dangerously wounded first, without regard to rank or distinction.
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Since that decision, jurisdictions like Maricopa County have been free to make any voting changes they saw fit, without regard to how they might affect minority voters.
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I WOULD SAY THIS, THOUGH: OUR JOB AT THE FED IS TO MAKE DECISIONS ON MONETARY POLICY AND SUPERVISION WITHOUT REGARD TO POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS OR POLITICAL INFLUENCE.
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We believe that the Trump administration's efforts to roll back regulations, without regard to whether they are working or not, will not only have profound climate impacts.
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However, we can find comfort knowing our national security professionals will continue to toil away without regard to politics as they provide the best possible intelligence available.
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And it would lavish benefits without regard to income, so the Trump family would be eligible for the same tax credits as the laborer at Mar-a-Lago.
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It's not always popular, but it's the law, and I took an oath to follow it without regard to public opinion or my opinions as a former prosecutor.
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" When someone doesn't follow Google's code of conduct, she said, "we have to take it very seriously" and "try to make those decisions without regard to political views.
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"Our determination was made without regard to, and is not based on, the constitutional considerations that surround the indictment and criminal prosecution of a sitting president," he continued.
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At the same time, omnichannel doesn't mean digitizing every aspect of the customer journey without regard to which channel is best-suited for customer needs at each stage.
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CNN: If Republicans can slash tax rates and Democrats should pass massive benefits programs like Medicare for All and free college without regard to debt, what's the brake?
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It sort of reminds me of Nelson Mandela in the sense that he was able to live his life going forward without regard to trying to even scores.
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Black self-isolation is hardly the inevitable result of affirmative action programs — but it's likely to occur when applicants are accepted without regard to their prospects of success.
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But the time has passed when tech companies can simply build tools, write algorithms and amass data without regard to who uses the technology and for what purpose.
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Although only a portion of the overall delegates, they have discretionary power to vote at the convention as they please, without regard to the outcomes of the primaries.
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A leak of governmental information to a political intelligence firm could be prosecuted as a theft without regard to proving whether it was the basis for profitable trading.
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The 15th Amendment has just been ratified, granting the vote to all qualified men "without regard to race or color," and the air is full of dank mutterings.
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It's going to matter where that company is located and whether they can be leveraged to comply with an intelligence service without regard to the rule of law.
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He probably wishes his co-partisans in Congress would all act like Justin Amash and read the report calmly before reaching conclusions without regard to their political interests.
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"We cannot afford to, in the name of freedom of speech allow anything to be beamed in every home without regard to its impact on society," the petition said.
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These generalized probability theories are "pure syntax," he added — they relate states and measurements, just as linguistic syntax relates categories of words, without regard to what the words mean.
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"Our people work side by side without regard to the color of our skin, or the religion we adhere to," he said during a news conference at his office.
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Whether the USGS or the Santa Margarita Water District is right about the pipeline's likely impact, the permitting decision should be made by disinterested bureaucrats without regard to politics.
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Analysts at the intelligence agencies may study social links between people, in search of hidden associates of known suspects, "without regard to the location or nationality of the communicants."
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Even the arid West has plenty of water, but it is currently allocated to some of the least valuable uses without regard to what users are willing to pay.
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LANGONE: AND IT'S GOT THORNY POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES TO IT THAT WE HAVE TO PUSH ASIDE IF WE'RE GOING TO FIX THE PROBLEM, WITHOUT REGARD TO WHAT THOSE PROBLEMS ARE.
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FBI officials have routinely refused to discuss the case, while FBI Director James Comey has repeatedly insisted that his bureau conducts its investigations without regard to the political calendar.
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The Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV) selects about 100 S&P 500 stocks with the lowest daily volatility over the past year, without regard to sector.
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In "What Explains U. S. Mass Shootings," Graph A shows countries in terms of their number of guns and number of mass shooters without regard to their population size.
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" Republican Marc Molinaro, who will face either Cuomo or Nixon in the general election, said the bridge was opened to meet Cuomo's "political timetable without regard to public safety.
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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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Without regard to the facts of the legal rulings, a cadre of critics would like their audiences to believe that Catalonia has been denied its communal rights and freedoms.
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It's Nikki who convinces Ray to take a second shot at stealing his brother's two-cent stamp, without regard to the first attempt's possibly coming back to haunt them.
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Analysts at the intelligence agencies may study social links between people, in search of hidden associates of known suspects, "without regard to the location or nationality of the communicants."
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The second is that truth is "telling it like it is," or speaking in a direct, unvarnished way without regard to political correctness or the offense it may give.
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To the contrary, our products are built for everyone, and we design them with extraordinary care to be a trustworthy source of information for everyone, without regard to political viewpoint.
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The overwhelming prefrence for referrals, combined with Palantir's failure to ensure equal employemtn opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, resulted in a discriminatory hiring process against Asian applicants.
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The hospitals often barely stock our supply closets using cost-cutting methods lifted from the auto industry, without regard to the fact that our patients are human beings, not cars.
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If we entrust it to those who, as Murrow noted, seek only to profit from it without regard to their moral duties, we will suffer the consequences of mass delusion.
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In United's case, the flight attendants agreed early on to base seniority on the original hire date, without regard to whether the employee worked for pre-merger United or Continental.
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Uber should consider adopting a zero-tolerance policy for substantiated complaints of discrimination and harassment, without regard to whether an employee is a "high performer" or a long-term employee.
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In 24 hours of ugly machinations, the Trump administration was willing to rip out big elements of the bill and insert big new ones, without regard to substance or ramification.
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I have been consistent in criticizing the expansion of the criminal law to target political opponents for several decades, without regard to whether the target was a Republican or Democrat.
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Shortly after receiving Mueller's report, Barr told Congress that Trump lacked the intent to obstruct justice, and explicitly said that this judgement was made "without regard to" the constitutional considerations.
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To the contrary, our products are built for everyone, and we design them with an extraordinary care to be a trustworthy source of information for everyone, without regard to political viewpoint.
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But this romantic picture of the writer, toiling without regard to money, is itself a fiction—one whose roots stretch back several millennia, and whose effects we're still dealing with today.
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"This pattern of behaviour demonstrates their desire to operate without regard to international law or established norms and to do so with a feeling of impunity and without consequences," he added.
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Some fishing methods are particularly harmful: for example, blast fishermen in Colombia, Tanzania and elsewhere use dynamite to stun and kill fish without regard to the harm done to nearby reefs.
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Although China has been pouring money into Cambodia over the last several years without regard to its deteriorating human rights record, Cambodia is still vulnerable to economic pressure from the West.
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It is timeless, a play about being and the will, and the relation of both to the duties of tradition versus desire — the desire to live — without regard to the consequences.
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The new regulation requires those businesses and professionals to "provide investment advice and recommendations without regard to the interests of anyone but the consumer," according to the announcement of the news.
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"This rush to get surprise billing language into an end-of-year funding bill, without regard to real-world consequences to health care providers, is dangerous and unnecessary," the group said.
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The Trump White House, like the President himself, likes to state and repeat whatever party line sounds best, without regard to whether what they are saying is obviously and demonstrably false.
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Lenders would lend without regard to a borrower's ability to repay a loan, so long as there was sufficient equity in the home to make the lender whole after a foreclosure.
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" He added, "The judge illogically concluded that Medicaid is all about paying for health care for as many people as possible without regard to whether this coverage actually makes people healthier.
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Thomas Reeves, a city spokesperson, said permits for special events are granted based on "operational feasibility" and "without regard to the content" of the event or views of the organizers or speakers.
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"I understand that my role is to make certain that each and every case that comes before me is decided on the merits, without regard to outside forces," she told Mr. Bonacic.
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The robber barons built their factories and railways without regard to the quality of the air or workers' safety: in just one year, 1893, 1,567 railway workers were killed and 18,877 injured.
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Americans must be able to rely on the fact that the federal workforce is processing their Social Security claims and measuring pollution in the air without regard to politics or political considerations.
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"It's clear what Republicans are planning to do: They are planning to tear down the president's nominee without regard to who the person is," said Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary.
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Ultimately, adoption by these users will only come by providing the security and trust that the system works, without regard to whether it looks like a bank account or an Ether wallet.
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But as fraught as these issues may seem in today's headlines, discerning long-term investors will be watching how the global economy is transforming without regard to the rules around border crossings.
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International monitoring groups have accused Russia and Syria of bombing civilian targets, like hospitals, schools and basic infrastructure, without regard to the safety of the civilian population of 250,000 in eastern Aleppo.
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Employment opportunities are based upon individual capabilities and qualifications without regard to race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic as established under law.
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Mr. Powell, for his part, has declined to respond directly to the president's attacks, saying only that the Fed would make policy decisions based on economic data, without regard to political considerations.
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Undergraduates who are 24 or older, and all graduate students regardless of age, are considered to be "independent," meaning that their aid eligibility is calculated without regard to parental income and resources.
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" He added that as president, he'd have the FDA revise its rules "based on evidence, based on individual risk factors and without regard to the prejudice that has driven the current policy.
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For pain patients, the most critical need is to stop the current assault on those who are already on opioids, particularly attempts to lower dosages without regard to individual circumstances or choices.
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"America is no stranger to anti-Semitism, which is often rooted in prejudice against a person based on his heritage/ethnicity without regard to the person&aposs particular religious beliefs," the magistrate wrote.
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We all agree that specific constitutional requirements, such as there must be "two" senators from every state or the president must be "35," must be enforced strictly and without regard to changing facts.
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" To the contrary, the company argues, "Our products are built for everyone, and we design them with extraordinary care to be a trustworthy source of information for everyone, without regard to political viewpoint.
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"This pattern of behavior demonstrates their desire to operate without regard to international law or established norms and to do so with a feeling of impunity and without consequences," Foreign Secretary Hunt said.
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"This pattern of behaviour demonstrates their desire to operate without regard to international law or established norms and to do so with a feeling of impunity and without consequences," Foreign Secretary Hunt said.
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In particular, AltSchool has engaged in a multi-year science project to reinvent primary and secondary education based on what technology can do today, without regard to traditional classroom structures or teacher roles.
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No longer will the FCC be the institution where a majority imagines it largely can unilaterally do anything it wants, without regard to the facts, economics, competition, the statute, Congress, or due process.
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"He feels that he alone can take action, without regard to any of the other institutions which are there to make sure that the rule of law stays intact," Cohen said on CNN.
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They and other American commanders were quietly appalled by Mr Obama's approach to Afghanistan, in which troop numbers were cut to serve a domestic political timetable without regard to conditions on the ground.
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But one possible read here is that agencies will have to offset the cost of new rules by cutting regulations with equivalent costs elsewhere — without regard to the benefits of all these rules.
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But I also don't believe that the league is married to its two-year-old system in which the two leading vote-getters, as captains, pick their respective squads without regard to conference.
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"In a misguided hunt for deep pockets without regard to actual fault or legal liability, Plaintiff has elected not to sue any of these other parties," the pharmacy chains wrote in the complaint.
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"In passing this law, Congress intended to promote public confidence in the Executive branch by ensuring the federal government is working for all Americans without regard to their political views," the office said.
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The Government has a compelling interest in providing an equal opportunity to participate in the workforce without regard to race, and prohibitions on racial discrimination are precisely tailored to achieve that critical goal.
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"To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just becomes about intelligence porn frankly -- just pushing out information about sources and methods without regard to interest, without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underlie press reporting, and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the United States just to push out information to damage the United States," Comey explained.
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Instead of sniffing at Trump, the thing to do was pluck feathers from his cap; for years they've stolen phrases, attitudes, and approaches from Reagan without regard to what they mean, so why not?
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"In this way, the court minimizes the intrusion on the President-elect, preserves his trial testimony, and guarantees plaintiffs their day in court without regard to a sitting President's unpredictable schedule," the attorneys said.
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" The ACLU "generally will not represent protesters who seek to march while armed," the memo flatly declared -- claiming the restriction actually was unbiased, because it applied "without regard to a speaker&aposs political views.
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"He feels that he alone can take action, without regard to any of the other institutions which are there to make sure that the rule of law stays intact," Cohen told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or status as a protected veteran.
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THESE OFFICIAL RULES AND THE INTERPRETATION OF ITS TERMS SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK WITHOUT REGARD TO ITS CONFLICTS OF LAWS RULES.
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What's equally troubling is the thought that some government, recognizing how dire the situation is, might go rogue and unilaterally implement some of these technologies without regard to the consequences of the global ecosystem.
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The fact that Facebook — and every other app — later leveraged the iOS push notification platform to better its own business without regard to how that would impact users isn't entirely app developers' collective fault.
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"We seek review by the federal courts to decide this still-unsettled question without regard to shifting political winds," it says on a website it has dedicated to the purpose of fighting the union.
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"Once again, the Department of Defense has ignored decades of precedent and cooperation with the Congress in carrying out a transfer of funds without regard to any consultation with the Appropriations Committee," they wrote.
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While ICE's capacity to prosecute these hinges on its available resources, the memo will doubtless force a multitude of cases back onto the docket without regard to the grounds on which judges closed them.
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Together, united in this purpose to do our jobs under the constitution, without regard to party or party loyalty, let us resolve to be allies of the truth and not partners in its destruction.
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" On his message to Trump about firing Mueller: "I would hope it would be disastrous in the eyes of the American people without regard to their political affiliation, but it would also be ineffective.
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Except that the Republican Party has always been skittish, derisive even, about prioritizing female candidates, sniffily claiming to reject identity politics in favor of backing the "best candidate" without regard to gender or race.
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"This president has been willing to use his pardon power without regard to many of the conventions that have been put together to guide and advise a president on pardons and commutations," she said.
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Together, united in the purpose to do our jobs under the Constitution, without regard to party or party loyalty, let us resolve to be allies of the truth -- and not partners in its destruction.
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"If we all keep on buying as we are year after year, without regard to the impact, we are doomed," José Holguín-Veras, a professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, told Time magazine last year.
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The courts cannot change how the law treats electronic communications nor can they address ECPA's focus on the physical location of data in a world where electronic data moves without regard to national borders.
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According to the manifesto, "any person of good repute, without regard to age or sex," was considered for admission to the Bauhaus, which picked up a number of progressive trends disrupted by the war.
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The law lets the agency hire up to 30 people at a time without regard to rules for civil service employees or political appointees — including the need to get White House approval for raises.
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"The A.C.L.U. in our view was a great organization for a long time — it defended individual rights across the board without regard to the content of the views expressed," Mr. Pell said in an interview.
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What if the pool of individuals who earn college degrees would have demonstrated higher employment levels and incomes simply as a result of their initiative, talent and grit (without regard to whether they earned degrees)?
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They and other American commanders were frustrated and quietly appalled by Mr Obama's approach to Afghanistan in which troop numbers were cut to serve a domestic political timetable without regard to developments on the ground.
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How can our institution utilize technology to maximize learning and employment outcomes for students, without regard to traditional forms such as the lecture, the classroom, the Career Services Office and especially the four-year degree?
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A shared agenda Even in periods of ferocious partisanship and bitter divisions, human trafficking has been one of the few issues on which there has been near universal agreement, without regard to party or ideology.
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" Specifically, the provision in the minibus says the Trump administration "may withdraw the Waters of the United States rule without regard to any provision of statute or regulation that establishes a requirement for such withdrawal.
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"The overwhelming preference for referrals, combined with Palantir's failure to ensure equal employment opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, resulted in a discriminatory hiring process against Asian applicants," the Labor Department's complaint reads.
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The Medicare program should cover CGM for patients for whom it is medically necessary, without regard to how they use technology to view, store or share their glucose readings with their spouse, caregiver or physician.
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In an age when nearly everybody picks a side and supports it without regard to neutral principles of justice or civil liberties, the danger to judicial independence comes equally from the left and the right.
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For them, it is perfectly normal to grow up in one country, study in another, work in a third, share a flat with people who have different passports and partner up without regard to nationality.
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The Trump administration, which is dismantling regulations without regard to their purpose or effectiveness, has put at risk the safety net of laws and rules that protect public health and the natural and built environment.
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You would never know that if you just watched those cable television channels that are determined to find crimes and impeachable offenses against President Trump without regard to the law or consideration of civil liberties.
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"From the start of the outbreak, Comrade Liu Zhiming, without regard to his personal safety, led the medical staff of Wuchang Hospital at the front lines of the fight against the epidemic," the commission said.
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European leaders said their goal was to save lives and choke off the flow of profits to unscrupulous smugglers who have taken advantage of Africans' desperate circumstances, without regard to their safety or well-being.
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Yet King refused to succumb to despair, and instead insisted that the very principles of law and Constitution that seemed to be oppressive were, in fact, promises of freedom to all, without regard to race.
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"It's going to matter where that company is located and whether they can be leveraged to comply with an intelligence service without regard to the rule of law that has to be relevant," he said.
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His limbs seem to flutter without regard to propriety or one another; his voice leaps from dudgeon to delight in huge swoops of emotion; his wit lashes out in pyrotechnical displays of snap and swish.
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Asked to explain the difference between WikiLeaks and journalism, he added: "To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just become about 'intelligence porn,' frankly, just pushing out information about sources and methods without regard to interest, without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underlie press reporting — and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the U.S. just to push out information to damage the U.S."
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Instead of notifying donors and nonprofits of the error, PayPal takes the money after six months and redirects it to another charity "without regard to the intention, beliefs, or desires of the donor," the lawsuit claims.
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The problem, he realised, was that teachers are assigned jobs by a central agency, without regard to their mother tongue, so they often do not understand the local language in which they are supposed to teach.
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Vice President Mike Pence told Republican lawmakers on Thursday that Trump would nominate a "strict constructionist" to the court, referring to the literal interpretation of the U.S. Constitution's text without regard to changes in American society.
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It enables high-tax states to make foolish decisions, to overly rely on highly cyclical income streams, to spend without regard to consequences, and to not factor in competitive realities across our cherished 50-state union.
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In doggedly investigating the interference with our elections, Mueller has done the country a great service, and deserves the nation's unqualified support, without regard to party or politics, to take the investigation where the facts lead.
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"The Commonwealth has coopted physicians' examining tables, their probing instruments, and their voices in order to espouse a political message, without regard to the health of the patient or the judgment of the physician," Donald wrote.
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The most impassioned remarks came from former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York, who described an America plagued by crime and violence and repeatedly praised police officers for keeping families safe without regard to race.
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The potential injection of significant amounts of privately issued money into the financial system, without regard to the real economy or its productive capacity, would also have significant consequences for United States monetary policy and sovereignty.
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Sitting outside his ramshackle brick home, Mr. Krova said selling his catch, without regard to the species' protected status, had allowed him, a man with a fourth-grade education, to pay for his children's university attendance.
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"Without regard to any specific case, rest assured that I will not tolerate discrimination or any misconduct by Sheriff's Office members, particularly misconduct that diminishes the trust our community has in this office," Sheriff Ramsay added.
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Despite his frequent claims that he delivers unvarnished truth without regard to the reaction, he cares so much about what people think of him that he may not be able to imagine caring about anything else.
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"Financial services firms, large and small, need to take a good look at advancing careers of the best and brightest without regard to gender, and make efforts to be more proactive in promoting women," Sack added.
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"I will say in general is both the attorney general and the FBI director have made clear the investigation of Secretary Clinton's use of a private email server was conducted without regard to partisan politics," Earnest said.
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One of its early uses was in 1965, when President Lyndon Johnson of the United States signed an executive order requiring government employers to take "affirmative action" to "hire without regard to race, religion and national origin".
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But because Amazon buys books wholesale it can price things however it wants without regard to the publishers wishes and because Amazon sells so many books nothing they can do or say can sway the ecommerce behemoth.
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Such collective deportations, without regard to the individual rights of those who claim to be refugees, are illegal under international law, which requires their rights to be absolutely protected in the countries to which they are deported.
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Dysfunction and a sense of entitlement govern the behavior of the characters in the film, which portrays upscale American life as an ethical vacuum in which selfish, indifferent people act on impulse without regard to the consequences.
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The president publicly accepted Mr. Modi's word that he treats the 1.3 billion people in his diverse country fairly without regard to faith and made no mention of the months of protests by those who think otherwise.
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The president publicly accepted Mr. Modi's word that he treats the 1.3 billion people in his diverse country fairly without regard to faith and made no mention of the months of protests by those who think otherwise.
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But Cummings has raised concerns that the White House has ignored basic standards for providing security clearances, instead allowing his inner circle access to the country's innermost secrets without regard to the concerns raised by career professionals.
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We have to affirm that these things I just mentioned ... are human rights, and that we can't just have a society that is completely profit-driven without regard to the human cost that's being paid right now.
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"All options are open in the pursuit of overcoming the different difficulties and finding a solution to the crisis as soon as possible, in a way that serves our nation's interests without regard to individual interests," he said.
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And yet, with Kaiser Karl gone, I find myself unexpectedly protective of this garish furniture, which even in its inadequacy expresses the freedom of a designer who worked, worked, worked without regard to bottom lines or social likes.
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"All options are open in the pursuit of overcoming the different difficulties and finding a solution to the crisis as soon as possible, in a way that serves our nations interests without regard to individual interests," he said.
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Mauro Antico, 49, of Turin, Italy, said he planned his week-long visit to New York with his family four months ago without regard to the exchange rate, but was pleasantly surprised by the savings after he arrived.
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Facebook said it would go after amplifier accounts based on behavioral analysis that shows signs of inauthenticity, such as sudden bursts of activity or repeated posting of the same material, without regard to the politics of the content.
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Border Patrol agents are being forced to work without pay while the government is shut down — as essential employees, they're working without regard to the shutdown, but the paycheck that is supposed to arrive January 11 won't come.
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"Strict construction" is a manner of interpreting the U.S. Constitution using a literal and narrow definition of language in the document without regard to changes that have occurred in American society since the 18th century document was written.
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It is the winter of 1870, and he is busy spreading the news that the 15th Amendment has just been ratified, extending the right to vote to all men without regard to race or previous condition of servitude.
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In the afternoon Mueller, perhaps at someone's insistence during a break in the testimony, defended his staff by saying that he hired them without regard to their political affiliation and insisted that he had conducted a fair investigation.
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" There are annual festivals, such as the Gothenburg Queer Lindy Festival, in Sweden, which, according to its website, features swing dancing without regard "to the traditional heteronormative dance roles, and with the option to switch roles while dancing.
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H. R. McMaster, the new national security adviser and a respected professional who reportedly insisted on purging Mr. Bannon in an effort to ensure that profound decisions about the country's security are made without regard to political calculation.
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" In a statement to CNN, EPA spokesman Wilcox said: "The Safe Drinking Water Act provides the EPA with broad authority to appoint scientific, engineering, professional, legal, and administrative positions within EPA without regard to the civil service laws.
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Until the early 279s, the ethics code for the national association that represents college admissions officers required schools to not only admit students without regard to financial need but also pledge to meet a student's full financial need.
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The FBI's ability to do its work depends on the public at large, and the bureau's overseers on Capitol Hill, seeing it as a nonpartisan entity that uses its vast powers without regard to political party or affiliation.
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S. federal securities law may apply to various activities, including distributed ledger technology, depending on the particular facts and circumstances, without regard to the form of the organization or technology used to effectuate a particular [cryptocurrency] offer or sale.
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We can impeach a president when his conduct subverts our form of government -- the rules and norms that make up our constitutional order -- and threatens tyrannical government by the chief executive without regard to the legislature or the law.
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To ensure the legitimacy of their rulings in such cases, they must not only reach conclusions that are fair and just, without regard to political affiliation, but also maintain and preserve public confidence in their ability to do so.
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A candidate for the highest office in the United States who uses misinformation and outright lies to obtain the office, without regard to the harm he is causing to the office or the country, should make all Americans leery.
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He argued that it is a violation any time confidential information is given for a noncorporate purpose with the expectation that the recipient will trade, without regard to the relationship between the tipper and the person receiving the tip.
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If the unregistered charities don't establish accounts or claim the donations within six months, PayPal will redirect the funds to another organization of its choosing, "without regard to the intention, beliefs or desires of the donor," the suit claims.
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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to gender, disability, race, age, national origin, color, creed, sexual orientation, sex (including marital and parental status), gender identity and expression, religion, economic status, ethnic identity, or veteran's status.
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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to gender, disability, race, age, national origin, color, creed, sexual orientation, sex (including marital and parental status), gender identity and expression, religion, economic status, ethnic identity, or veteran's status.
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CBF is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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But the denial, as well as a Russian assertion that a bomb hit a chemical weapons depot controlled by the rebels, seemed perfunctory, almost without regard to the facts, which Western governments said pointed to a Syrian government hand.
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"Both the attorney general and the FBI director have made clear that the investigation of Secretary Clinton's use of a private email server was conducted without regard to partisan politics," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said this week.
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The executive branch tends to like the leeway of the AUMF to operate without regard to geographic or temporal limits, and the Trump administration has made it clear that it will oppose any new AUMF that is so constrained.
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What's more, Zuckerberg has an enormous group to choose from: his voting control of Facebook means that he can hand-pick his successor without regard to her history of public-company leadership or her proven ability to maximize shareholder value.
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" The legislation would cover contractors as well as other employees under the supervision of the public companies and include settlements made involving "the behavior of an employee … toward another such employee, without regard to whether that behavior occurred in the workplace.
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"Repealing this Obama-era rule would close a chapter of regulatory overreach that set standards without regard to the steep costs or availability of technology necessary to meet them," National Mining Association President and CEO Hal Quinn said in a statement.
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Lawmakers wanted the president to submit a request because they blamed that era's deficits on the lack of coordination among cabinet departments, which, they said, let each secretary ask for top dollar without regard to how much was being requested overall.
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And Aetna is a major presence: It had about 800,000 exchange customers at the end of June benefiting from the right to buy insurance and to pay the same price as anyone else their age, without regard to their health.
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Mr Mueller was appointed by the deputy attorney-general, Rod Rosenstein, who explained that he was acting to ensure the American people have "full confidence" that their nation is grounded in the rule of law, without regard to partisan politics.
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This standard license constitutes nothing more than a de facto compulsory licensing regime that requires creators to allow their work to be shared across multiple platforms without compensation and without regard to the creators' rights to exclusively control their distribution.
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Well-intentioned policymakers and politicians have proposed mandatory limits on how much medicine physicians can prescribe or how much medicine a person can receive, without regard to the patient's medical history or access to other parts of the health care system.
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And that the overwhelming majority of police officers, who are doing a great job every single day and are doing their job without regard to race, that they encourage their leadership and organizations that represent them to get behind these recommendations.
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Rather than focusing on winning the election, Trump is preoccupied with spreading unsubstantiated allegations of rigged elections to rationalize his likely loss and creating paranoia among voters, without regard to the damage he does to people's faith in the democratic process.
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Moore's "gray area" hacking collective, Damaged Cybernetics broke apart, and Moore later lamented "hypocritical pirates or pirates with morals" who were willing to download old games without regard to ownership, but then expressed anger at the theft of Addis' source code.
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"The Southern District of New York has a long history of integrity and pursuing cases and declining to pursue cases based on only on the facts and the law and the equities without regard to partisan political concerns," he said.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Stanford University's former head sailing coach pleaded guilty on Tuesday to agreeing in exchange for bribes to recruit children to its sailing team without regard to their athletic abilities so they could gain admission to the elite school.
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The Fed's credibility as the guardian of the economy stems from public perception that it will make the right decision without regard to partisan politics — including raising interest rates even though that is unpopular in the short term, she noted.
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Yes, impeachment is a political process, but it is the responsibility of Congress, if warranted, to exercise one of its "most solemn" constitutional powers without regard to whether or not it can muster enough public opinion to give it cover.
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The new law requires the disclosure of every single item of information in every case without regard to the seriousness of the case or the relevance of the information, or whether the case is going to trial, within 15 days.
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I THINK OUR JOB, THOUGH, AND WHAT WE'LL BE FOCUSED ON AND WHAT I'M FOCUSED ON IS MAKING GOOD ASSESSMENTS OF THE U.S. ECONOMY AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY, GOOD MONETARY POLICY DECISIONS AGAIN WITHOUT REGARD TO POLITICAL INFLUENCE OR POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS.
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"The Court historically has shown special procedural solicitude to the President in cases like this, and usually goes out of its way to ensure that the President is given his due without regard to the substantive claims he's raising," Vladeck said.
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"He was going to speak his mind without regard to party or politics, and this is very much in line with that," said Chen, a fellow at the Hoover Institution and lecturer in the public policy program at Stanford University.
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More mental health care is also critical to fighting the opioid epidemic, which is raging across the country without regard to politics — devastating workers and families in our home states of Massachusetts and Vermont, but also in Senator McConnell's Kentucky.
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However, according to Neale El-Dash, the statistician behind PollingData, they are still often better than telephone-based surveys, which have generally been conducted with lists of phone numbers bought from companies without regard to their origins or possible biases.
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And in Westworld they straddle this line in large part because they have been put to work in something more like Asimov's third category, as useful machines that cannot harm humans, and that must serve human whims without regard to their own lives.
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"We need you if we're going to have a country where every person, without regard to race or station in life, who is responsible enough to work for it, can live out his or her dreams," Clinton said in Bowling Green, Virginia.
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"Both the attorney general and the FBI director have made clear that the investigation of Secretary Clinton's use of a private email server was conducted without regard to partisan politics," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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"Bail that is set without regard to defendants' financial capacity can result in the incarceration of individuals not because they pose a threat to public safety or a flight risk, but rather because they cannot afford the assigned bail amount," the letter said.
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The majority criticized Kavanaugh's vote to uphold the program, noting that he "paints with a broad brush without regard to precedent" on both the D.C. Circuit and the Supreme Court "on the particularity of the Fourth Amendment inquiry" on such drug testing programs.
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"Unilateral coercive measures without regard to the situation in Myanmar and imposition of politically motivated external pressure will be detrimental to the existing good will and cooperation of the Myanmar Government with the international community," Myanmar's U.N. envoy wrote to the Security Council.
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More than a million people die globally every year in car accidents, but automakers do not disclose each of these accidents to investors, let alone before those investigations are complete and without regard to what the results of those investigations end up being.
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The court can investigate individuals in member countries, or in countries referred to it by the United Nations Security Council, without regard to the suspects' nationality; it is not the case that citizens of nonmember countries cannot be subject to the court's jurisdiction.
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Transition officials said Mr. Trump would meet over the weekend with a broad array of potential cabinet members and other advisers as a signal that he wanted to build a diverse team, without regard to political affiliation or support for his presidential bid.
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Unsecured creditors of Avenue Stores LLC on Wednesday rallied against its bid for an order approving its bankruptcy loan, saying in a filing that terms of the loan would effectively liquidate the women's apparel retailer without regard to the interests of other stakeholders.
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It also serves to recall Oswald de Andrade's "Cannibal Manifesto" of 1928, the most enduring text in modern Brazilian art history, which advocated for an art that absorbed European, African and indigenous Brazilian influences, without regard to their relative status in western capitals.
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EEOC Statement: The District of Columbia Government is an Equal Opportunity Employer: All qualified candidates will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, family responsibilities, matriculation, physical handicap, or political affiliation.
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"IBM has been a leader in taking positive actions to ensure its business opportunities are made available to individuals without regard to age, race, color, gender, sexual orientation and other categories," a lawyer for the company wrote in a May 2017 letter.
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" In dissent, Judge Bernice Bouie Donald said the state "has co-opted physicians' examining tables, their probing instruments and their voices in order to espouse a political message, without regard to the health of the patient or the judgment of the physician.
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"The Department of Defense has ignored decades of precedent and cooperation with the Congress in carrying out a transfer of funds without regard to any consultation with the Appropriations Committee," a group of 10 Democratic senators wrote in a letter to Shanahan on Friday.
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Iran's deputy foreign minister on Monday, prior to the Israeli announcement, told state-run media that the deal is "no longer sustainable for Iran in its present form, without regard to a US exit" — the most concrete threat to walk that Tehran has issued.
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"The history we see over and over again is that when the government steps in as a guaranteed payer without regard to price, it will be taken advantage of," said Dr. Peter Bach, director of Memorial Sloan Kettering's Center for Health Policy and Outcomes.
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She said Congress in 1978 authorized the president to hire personnel for the White House office "without regard" to federal personnel laws like the anti-nepotism statute and that court rulings had determined the White House was not an "agency" under the anti-nepotism law.
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The Arc has a network of nearly 700 chapters across the country promoting and protecting the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and actively supporting their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes and without regard to diagnosis.
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That 217 out of 238 House Republicans went along with this bill shows that despite their vaunted concern for policy, in the end they're no different than Trump, eager for the appearance of victory in the short term, without regard to long-term consequences.
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All of this is taxing our democracy, and much of it is occurring without regard to the fundamental principles at the core of our civic activity, such as political equality; representation of, and consent by, the people; informed deliberation; and distributed and limited power.
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"Our hypothesis is that the design of these platforms could make expressing outrage into a habit, and a habit is something that's done without regard to its consequences—it's insensitive to what happens next, it's just a blind response to a stimulus," Crockett explains.
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Hacker and Lupia, while differing in outlook, together raise a basic concern about the contemporary Democratic Party: the casual, if not negligent, willingness of the party elite to adopt policies and positions, however worthy, without regard to the costs such policies impose on others.
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To admit every applicant with a perfect grade-point average, Harvard would need to expand its class size by approximately 400 percent and then reject every applicant with an imperfect grade point average without regard to other factors, including extracurricular activities and life experiences.
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"Our job at the Fed is to make decisions on monetary policy and supervision without regard to political considerations or political influence, and I'm confident we'll continue to do that," Kaplan said on "Closing Bell" after indicating he will not comment directly on Trump's statements.
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You certainly don't have an obligation to support a candidate without regard to her prospects; otherwise, you could write in the name of that marvelous political-science professor you had in freshman year, knowing that she will end up with one lambent, heartfelt vote.
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Part institutional critique and part punk rock put-on, the show included more than 90 images of Hammons' work displayed with an attention to chronology, although in some cases the work was barely legible or had been copied without regard to its actual size.
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As such, NDI makes employment decisions and provides equal employment opportunity without regard to an applicant's or employee's race, religion, color, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other basis protected by federal, state and local laws.
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Such a strategy could mean the Fed seeks to maintain an average rate of 2-percent inflation over any given period, rather than its current strategy of targeting its 2-percent level without regard to whether it has been able to meet that goal so far.
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"Whoever the suspect turns out to be, he has effectively been tailed every moment of every day for five years, and the police may—in the Government's view—call upon the results of that surveillance without regard to the constraints of the Fourth Amendment," Roberts wrote.
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At this point in the year, one senior after another leaves class to attend "accepted student days" and orientations, scheduled by the colleges without regard to the fact that the high schools are still in session, and we are still doing important work with their future students.
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"Countries across the globe ... they see clearly the basic constitutional, institutional constraints against violations of religious freedom in the United States, and I think see clearly and believe deeply in America's promise to be a model about treating all people equally without regard to religion," Saperstein said.
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"Whoever the suspect turns out to be, he has effectively been tailed every moment of every day for five years, and the police may — in the government's view — call upon the results of that surveillance without regard to the constraints of the Fourth Amendment," he said.
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Along party lines, the FCC voted to impose onerous limitations on Internet service providers' use of web browsing information without regard to whether the information is sensitive or not, which differs greatly from the guidelines governing all other online companies, like search engines and mobile apps.
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The documents confirm that the decision "was made without regard to the federal government's scientific standards or the consequences for the accuracy and quality of census data," said Terri Ann Lowenthal, a consultant and leading expert on census issues who worked for the Obama transition team.
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"What this pandemic is showing, right now, is that free health care, without regard to income, career, or profession, our welfare state, these are not costs or burdens, but precious assets when fate strikes," Mr. Macron said in a televised address to the country two weeks ago.
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But three of the court's most conservative members — Justices Neil M. Gorsuch, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Clarence Thomas — offered a dissent, saying they would have allowed the president's travel ban to take effect fully, without regard to a foreign national's connection to the United States.
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From shuttling victims to safety in their personal boats to braving waist-high water searching for the stranded, neighbors have been helping neighbors cope with the worst natural disaster ever to strike the nation's fourth-largest city, and doing it without regard to politics or ideology.
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If one applies a single standard without regard to politics, what I call the "shoe on the other foot" test, there are still large gaps between the plea of guilty of Cohen, on the one hand, and crimes or impeachable offenses against Trump on the other.
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When Tony Honeycutt's corporation received the profits, it was as if the money went into his own pocket because each conspirator was jointly liable without regard to whether he actually got anything, just as each can be guilty of a crime he did not personally commit.
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Of the 2,300 applicants who expressed interest, half were given a standard job description and the other half were given a description with an equal-opportunity statement promising that "all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, colour, age or any other protected characteristics".
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Finally, and even more seriously, I fear a return to the international climate that prevailed in the 1920s and 30s, when the United States withdrew from the global stage and countries everywhere pursued what they perceived to be their own interests without regard to larger and more enduring goals.
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DuckDuckGo provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment, and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other basis protected by law.
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The suit involves three Texas churches severely damaged by Hurricane Harvey last year that accused the federal agency of religious discrimination, per the AP. What it means: Religious institutions could now be qualified for assistance as "community centers, without regard to their secular or religious nature," FEMA said.
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"The whole idea of civilian control of the military is that there's going to be some kind of separation, and trying to enlist people in uniform to decorate his political agenda just diminishes the military that so many serve in without regard to politics or favor," he said.
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The Supreme Court chief justice presides over the Senate removal trial of a sitting president, and adding that key judicial element would seem to demonstrate a desire by the Framers to have a presiding officer whose very job description is to do justice without regard to party or person.
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Those and other similarly blemished found objects — a half-used vial of lip gloss, a remote control for a forgotten appliance — are displayed with the care once afforded saintly relics, and positioned among murky, often gloomy abstract paintings and much more moving figurative sculptures, without regard to chronology.
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" In a letter of support for Mr. Barr's nomination, former Justice Department officials including former Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey and James M. Cole, an Obama administration deputy attorney general, wrote that Mr. Barr, who was attorney general under Mr. Bush, served without "regard to favor or politics.
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Late into an evening that she punctuated with several glasses of red wine might not be the best time to talk politics with Ms. Ray, but on this point she was crystal clear: She will continue to advertise her brands and schedule guests without regard to anyone's political beliefs.
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" MLive, a media company based in Grand Rapids, reported that the Police Department's policy manual does not specifically ban private displays of prejudice, but says officers should "perform all duties impartially, without favor or affection or ill will and without regard to status, sex, religion, political belief or aspiration.
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Mr. Dodson follows a highly disciplined approach that considers only companies trading at less than two-thirds of their intrinsic value — a subjective assessment of the actual value of a company, without regard to its market price — which makes him as much a value investor as a growth investor.
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Martin Tripp, another former Gigafactory worker represented by Meissner, told the SEC that Tesla inflated the number of Model 3s being produced each week, that it used punctured batteries in its vehicles, and that it reused scrapped parts in vehicles "without regard to safety," according to his attorney.
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As Alex Levy, a professor at Notre Dame Law School who teaches Human Trafficking and Human Markets, wrote last year: The war on Internet platforms is pageantry: a kind of theater designed to satisfy people's need to identify and fight bad guys without regard to nuance or long-term outcome.
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Medigap insurers have to issue a policy without regard to pre-existing conditions during the first six months of enrolling in Medicare Part B at age 65 or older, after an employer terminates retiree coverage, and after a brief trial period in a Medicare Advantage plan, and other narrowly defined circumstances.
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"If we abandon medical standards, we create a free-for-all system in which any hospital or provider can perform any procedure without regard to the qualifications of the medical staff or capabilities of the program," said Dr. Steven Nissen, chairman of the department of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic.
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Despite the law's shortcomings, the repeal of the ACA will abolish precisely the safeguards of which so many are urgently in need at this moment: The right to quality healthcare, without regard to ability to pay, even when you have a chronic condition, even when that condition is a mental illness.
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Record of the year is meant to recognize innovative production, vibrance, uniqueness — and, though the Grammys claim to judge nominees "without regard to sales or chart position," it traditionally recognizes songs that push boundaries in the music industry, capture our collective attention, or somehow represent the current state of pop culture.
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But neither, I hope, will obscure the purpose of the device: namely, to underline the essential, inefficient, painstaking and pain-giving selfishness of all passion, all greed — of all urges, whatever they may be, that insist on being satisfied without regard to the effect their satisfaction has upon the outside world.
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The former vice president's campaign said that he had always acted to carry out United States policy without regard to any activities of his son, that he had never discussed the matter with Hunter Biden and that he learned of his son's role with the Ukrainian energy company from news reports.
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Just as similarity was used largely without regard to the goals and tenets of journalism, we are now looking at the use of even more powerful technologies that may be deployed in the law without enough consideration of how they could and should be guided by legal forethought by humans.
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Each side stretches the meaning of statutory and constitutional language to suit their partisan needs, without regard to the civil liberties implications of giving prosecutors the untrammeled power to retroactively fit the often elastic words of criminal statutes to actions that were not deemed criminal at the time they occurred.
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But the real star here is Weiner, bringing an auteur's touch to these meticulously crafted tales even by the standard of streaming services, which tend to be more permissive in championing artists' peculiar visions (in exchange for the cachet they bring) than almost any other medium, without regard to ratings.
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There must be robust oversight of Medicare Advantage plans to ensure that they offer the benefits they claim to offer; more funding for State Health Insurance Assistance Programs to help people with Medicare choose the right coverage; and a national right to buy Medigap coverage without regard to pre-existing conditions.
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"Until now, PBMs such as CVS Health have had no ability to impact the initial launch price of a drug, which is set solely by the manufacturer, seemingly without regard to the inherent value of the medication or what the payer or patient can afford," CVS's Troyen Brennan and Surya Singh wrote.
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Rather, placing the FCC in a position to dictate licensing terms would threaten that very promising future by creating a de facto compulsory licensing regime that requires creators to allow their work to be shared across multiple platforms without compensation and without regard to the creators' rights to determine the methods of distribution.
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"The only thing that [Neal's] papers prove is that she is so beholden to her anger over our failed relationship that she will swear to anything, without regard to the truth, to paint me in a false light and to try get [sic] from this court what she wants…," Benn allegedly said.
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"When we were in church once, and Chelsea was about 14, we were in a church that was a welcoming church -- that is they welcomed people without regard to their sexual orientation or identity -- and this man got up and protested and said we should have done more about AIDS," Clinton said.
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What Misra side-steps is how while SoftBank might not have technical control of its portfolio companies, it often has de facto control — having until recently pushed companies to chase top-line growth without regard to bottom-line concerns, thus holding the Damocles sword of future funding unless management accedes to its demands.
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The separation of powers, a fundamental principle of the United States Constitution, between the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of government has been usurped with a separation of party loyalties across the branches of government by party devotion and conformance demands without regard to the politician's oath of office or their constitutional duties and responsibilities.
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For months, Britain's cabinet has been divided between those like Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the Exchequer, who want to prioritize the interests of the economy over control of immigration, and the hard-line supporters for Britain's exit, or Brexit, who are eager to sever ties with the bloc without regard to the economic ramifications.
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As deputy creative director of Fenty, the women's ready-to-wear and accessories line introduced by Rihanna in May, his days are spent working alongside a nine-time Grammy Award winner whose clothing brand is backed by LVMH, the French luxury conglomerate, and released to her passionate fans without regard to conventional seasonal rhythms.
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Decisions like Bush v Gore (in which five Republican-appointed justices effectively gave a Republican the keys to the White House in 2000) or Janus v AFSCME (a case from last month that dealt a blow to public-sector unions) are hard to spin as dispassionate judges faithfully interpreting the law without regard to their political predilections.
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A major work of comparative history, Seigel's book traces in detail the rise of new networks of commerce, power and culture: Merchants and bankers exploit expanding worldwide trade routes; diplomats and statesmen create new forms of international relations (including the possibility of world wars); while scientists and scholars exchange knowledge and ideas without regard to borders.
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He places events he covered in context with the tangled history of the Middle East: its centuries-old clash with the West, and the fallout that the arbitrary borders drawn by the European powers after World War I (without regard to ethnic or religious concerns) would have on the nation-states carved out of the former Ottoman Empire.
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"Once again, the Department of Defense has ignored decades of precedent and cooperation with the Congress in carrying out a transfer of funds without regard to any consultation with the Appropriations Committee," said the letter, which was signed by Senators Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Jack Reed of Rhode Island, among others.
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If the People should grant their Suffrages to Men, only because they conceive them to have been Friends to the Country, without Regard to the necessary Qualifications for the Places they are to fill, the Administration of Government will become a mere Farce, and our pub-lick Affairs will never be put on the Footing of solid Security.
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Organizers of the bid to bring soccer's World Cup to North America in 22022 offered two eye-catching sweeteners to voters on Tuesday: a promise of a record $250 billion profit for FIFA and a written pledge from the United States government that it would grant visas to visitors without regard to religion or national origin.
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NDI makes employment decisions based on organizational needs, job requirements and individual qualifications without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, personal appearance, military status, gender identity or expression, genetic information, political affiliation, educational status, unemployment status, place of residence or business, source of income, or reproductive health decision making.
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Such an action would be an improper use of public power for the sole purpose of benefiting the president's private interests and without regard to the national interest, and it would reflect the kind of corrupt behavior of an incumbent government official that the constitutional framers feared would undermine the effectiveness of electoral checks on government power.
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"Perhaps most importantly from my perspective as Fed Chair, he is responsible more than any other person for the fact that the United States today has an independent central bank — a central bank able to make decisions in the long-term best interest of the economy, without regard to the political pressures of the moment," Powell said.
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You&aposre a Trump supporter, or get a funny comment, but to say you&aposre not worthy of a ride, you&aposre not worthy of a ride, I mean, I think of they&aposll great civil rights leaders who struggled for people to be able to be who they are without regard to skin color and gender, and now it&aposs your mind.
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I have always been one to encourage the spread of love, but giving your heart to someone for the rest of your life is not something that I take at all lightly or for granted and I wish that people could see that, rather than take me down so violently and without regard to the fact that I am still human.
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Well you know dwelling construction so that you improve housing affordability making sure that all the elements of transport infrastructure that are being supported well planned and coordinated as opposed as has often been the case to a sort of ad hoc series of investments done by different levels of government often without regard to the to the an overall committed objective.
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" - Dan Clifton "While parsing out the likely election outcomes and looking back for historical precedents does not lead to particularly clear conclusions (in part because of small sample sizes), the most robust result we have found is that economic, fundamental and market outcomes tend to improve in the two years following a mid-term election, without regard to President or party.
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"It crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public, and instead just becomes about intelligence porn, frankly, just pushing out information … without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underly press reporting, and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services … just to push out information to damage the United States," Comey said.
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As the FCC estimates it, and T-Mobile later confirmed: Because T-Mobile applied this practice to out-of-network calls from its customers on SIP routes that took more than a certain amount of time on a nationwide basis and without regard to time of day, the LRBT was likely injected into hundreds of millions of calls each year.
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But the new Justice Department opinion, signed by Daniel L. Koffsky, a deputy assistant attorney general in the legal counsel office, said Mr. Trump had the power to appoint Mr. Kushner anyway because of a subsequent 1978 law that gives the president the authority to appoint White House staff members without regard to other laws restricting employment and compensation of federal employees.
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The mayor of Fort Worth, the police chief and a large number of police officers looked on in silence as eulogists condemned the injustice of Ms. Jefferson's death — she was a black woman shot by a white police officer in her own home — and criticized what they described as the failure of many police officers to protect and serve without regard to skin color.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Justice Department said on Tuesday they had reached agreement with Toyota Motor Credit Corp for it to pay up to $21.9 million in restitution to thousands of African-American and Asian and Pacific Islander borrowers who paid higher interest rates than white borrowers for their auto loans, without regard to their creditworthiness.
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"We know with absolute certainty that Bernhardt will be a horrible secretary, because he had been a catastrophic deputy secretary — eager to do the bidding of his former clients, without regard to the impact on the public lands, endangered species or public health," said Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen, which has filed a complaint against Mr. Bernhardt with the Interior Department's ethics office.
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It is the policy of KFF to actively promote a diverse and inclusive workplace in every respect, and to provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants and employees in every phase of employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, gender-identity, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, veteran status, arrest or conviction records, or other categories protected under the law.
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" Mr. Cordeiro also cited a March 12 letter from the secretary of state at the time, Rex Tillerson, in which the United States confirmed its intention "to issue visas, subject to eligibility under U.S. law, without regard to race, skin color, ethnic, national or social origin, gender, language, religion, political opinion or any other opinion, disability, wealth, birth or any other status, or sexual orientation.
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"Our friends in Puerto Rico and the American Virgin Islands have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still a calamitous disaster, but can be a new beginning if we just do what we ought to do and prove that the heart of America — without regard to race or religion, or political party — is greater than our problems," Clinton said during his own speech.
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Uber should also modify the transfer request process to eliminate the manner in which performance is factored into the transfer request—for example, adopt a policy whereby employees may be permitted to transfer at least once during a pre-determined period of time (such as the first year of employment) without regard to performance (provided they have the requisite skills and there is an appropriate opening elsewhere in the company).
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Superintendent Spearman must now ensure that the statute prohibiting lessons on LGTBQ+ relationships not be "enforced, applied, or relied on by any person or entity, including but not limited to local school districts, local school district boards, and public school administrators and teachers; and direct that instruction under the Comprehensive Health Education Act be designed and implemented without regard to S.C. Code § 59-32-30(A)(5)," per the court's decree.
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If Congress wanted to implement that objective together with a U.S. corporate rate of 20 percent, it would enact a U.S. minimum tax that applied to any U.S. firm to the extent that it paid corporate taxes of less than 15 percent of its actual profits in any foreign country, without regard to the firm's aggregate taxes in all foreign countries or its "routine" returns on its foreign tangible capital.
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"Without regard to any decision or action the Committee may take in response to a request by the [special counsel's office], or any other person or agency, for a copy of the Interview transcript, either in whole or in part, Mr. Stone hereby demands the full and immediate release to the general public of the Transcript, such that the American citizenry and the world are able to evaluate for themselves Mr. Stone's veracity," the letter reads.
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The failure of the United States to implement public policy based on widely accepted Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPS) has led to a data arms race in the U.S. Those principles are: More and more personal information is being vacuumed up and used to make judgements about people, sell them something or manipulate them in other ways, without regard to whether these practices are in line with our values and, in many cases, without the individuals' knowledge or consent.
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Though Mill used the new word only in passing, it was not separable from the main point of his speech, which was intended to show the perils of any kind of abstract solution to Ireland's problems: So far from being a set of maxims and rules to be applied without regard to times, places, and circumstances, the function of political economy is to enable us to find the rules which ought to govern any state of circumstances with which we have to deal—circumstances which are never the same in any two cases.
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