But he could not have borne answering for Iran's human rights record.
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" Rowe replied, "You know, this doesn't go down without somebody answering for it!
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The show's overseers spent much of the off-season answering for the decision.
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And the guy hesitated in answering for a second, and didn't really answer.
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Owners were forced this week into the uncomfortable position of answering for Miller's comments.
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"I think I'm too young for that," the congresswoman said in answering for Sanders.
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And he was asking me a question that I'd been answering for the last 20 years.
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Kaitlyn: "Who is Zayn?" is a question that Zayn has been answering for quite a while.
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The Knicks were left tracking back, answering for numerous mistakes and unable to explain their defeat.
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Answering for his competitive investing tactics may rank equally challenging if not more so in the coming months.
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It's a question the Wizards will try and hold off on answering for as long as they can.
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And that is a question that Europeans have avoided confronting, much less answering, for over half a century.
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The questions you're answering for Sama in the film are also questions that audience members might be asking themselves.
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Instead of answering for any of these things, Melissa bailed to London when things got hard — or did she?
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But Hamilton kept his car as slow as possible, even answering, for an employee of a racing team, insubordinately.
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In fact, the first healing for Bartimaeus was regaining his agency, being asked what he wanted and answering for himself.
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Listen to The Daily: In a divided House, moderate Democrats are bearing the burden of answering for the impeachment vote.
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It's time for men to start answering for themselves because women cannot possibly solve this problem they had no hand in creating.
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Sumlin still even finds himself answering for his handling of Manziel as the quarterback deals with legal and personal problems as a pro.
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As he sought the presidency he used counterattacks, lies, and skillful denials to avoid answering for his record and gain the White House.
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In Congress, they have literally run away from reporters, jumped into elevators, and pivoted to bashing the media to avoid answering for the president.
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Between answering for every turbulent moment in Trump's White House, Republicans dove into a health care fight that left lawmakers more divided than unified.
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The company's CEO, Heather Bresch, was on Capitol Hill answering for this last month, but so far lawmakers have in no way been mollified.
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Bloomberg, like any other candidate on the debate stage, should be challenged on his record, including answering for policies such as stop and frisk.
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"I've spent the last nine months answering for all the things that everybody else in this room says," she said, as she remembered it.
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That women keep having to shoulder the burden of answering for their work, when I think men so frequently don't get confronted on that stuff?
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He scored nine consecutive points for Xavier, but Dunn and Earlington kept answering for the Red Storm as the hosts cranked up their transition game.
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But she decided to come forward after "people started answering for me" and when she saw some of her old interviews being used in articles.
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"What Cresent Hardy should be answering for is why he supports raising the eligibility age for Social Security to 75," as well as his support for Trump.
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Facebook users might have already moved on to the company's next notable outrage, but the company is still answering for its privacy missteps from earlier this year.
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In a time when big Hollywood names like Harvey Weinstein are answering for their crimes, a festival jury can't expect to hand an award Roman Polanski without some backlash.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai found himself answering for President Trump's media bashing at a Wednesday Senate hearing, less than 24 hours after the president renominated him as the top regulator.
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Stewart Butterfield, the cofounder of Flickr and chief executive of Slack, likes to ask job candidates this question we've been answering for our teachers and parents since we were kids.
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Under the declarative headline, "The Way Back," a man in comedy offered a guide to asking questions that women have already been answering for months now about letting abusers come back.
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"If I took someone's life it would be because mine was about to be took or someone else's, and I think I'd be O.K. with answering for that, in the by and by."
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Amid a nasty backlash, the Obama administration rushed out an order grandfathering plans that hadn't been canceled and he spent the rest of his presidency answering for how things had gone so badly awry.
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But Ruiz explained that her tune changed "when it didn't blow over and people started answering for me and I saw some articles where they grabbed some stuff from very old interviews," she continued.
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"The biggest thing to understand about Trump is that he is effectively redefining the G.O.P. by asking a different question than the one the Party has been answering for fifty years," Henry Olsen told me.
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Mark Zuckerberg was answering for Facebook's latest security breach, CBS chief Les Moonves had recently resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations, Google CEO Sundar Pichai had been disputing the EU's record $5 billion fine for antitrust violations.
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But they outnumber Democrats on the way out because, generally speaking, they assume that Republicans will remain in the House minority and they're exhausted by the tandem experiences of powerlessness and answering for Trump's chaos and cruelties.
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MSNBC's Chris Hayes put that idea succinctly in 12, stating that being able to move forward in life while not answering for transgressions is a true sign of having power: Power is all about who gets forgiven.
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Former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick, who entered the Democratic race this week, already is answering for his work at Bain Capital — the same private equity firm that tripped up Republican Mitt Romney during his 2012 run. Sen.
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He will have to explain his deviations from Trumpism, from opposing Trump's proposed ban on Muslim travel, to supporting the Trans Pacific Partnership, to answering for any new Trump controversy in the weeks and months ahead, and he will do badly at it.
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For 90 minutes on Tuesday night, Mr. Pence, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, was asked, over and over, to carry out perhaps the most unenviable, thankless and futile task in American politics: answering for Mr. Trump's cruel name-calling, factual distortions and radical proposals.
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"Whether it's waking up each morning to read the President's tweets that they'll be answering for or slowly coming to the realization that they aren't in control any more, we expect to see a steady stream of frustrated Washington Republicans heading for the exits," DCCC Communications Director Jared Smith said in a statement.
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But after 10 years of complaints that lottery teams in the West would have been playoff teams in the East, and how the concept of conferences should be eliminated to prevent such things from happening, it will be a welcome change if the West has to take a turn answering for its lack of depth.
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But as Michael R. Bloomberg prepares to make his debate-stage debut on Wednesday, in a televised forum for which his campaign does not have final editing rights, the selling of Bloomberg 2020 will be forced to confront its greatest narrative complication yet: Mr. Bloomberg in 2020, answering for the years that came before.
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And to keep you occupied, here's the best the internet has to offer on books and related subjects for the week of August 8, 2016: When the White Witch asks Edmund what he'd like best to eat, it's entirely possible that Lewis was answering for him: the candy that would be most difficult and expensive to obtain.
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Writing in the New Yorker, Ryan Lizza quoted conservative analyst Henry Olsen to make a sharp point about how Trump differs from his challengers: "The biggest thing to understand about Trump is that he is effectively redefining the G.O.P. by asking a different question than the one the Party has been answering for fifty years," Henry Olsen told me.
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Ryan is fortunate, in a way, that the events in Charlottesville, and Trump's response to them, occurred amid a lengthy congressional recess, with Republican elected officials scattered across the country rather than gathered in Washington, D.C. That is the one thing insulating Ryan and his party from answering for their apparent determination to see Trump clear of the political consequences of siding with neo-Nazis.
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Old Coetzee saved me the trouble of answering, for he broke in with skellum!
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Team members were allowed to confer with each other on these questions, with the captain answering for the team. The trailing team before each It's All Yours round played first. The sequence of rounds in each tournament game was as follows: Team Challenge, It's All Yours, Spotlight, In a Spin, Spotlight, In a Spin, It's All Yours, Team Challenge.
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In traditional common law, a killing of a human was a murder only if the victim was "under the king's peace" (i.e., not an outlaw or an enemy soldier in wartime).R.A. Duff, Answering for Crime: Responsibility and Liability in the Criminal Law (Hart, 2007), p. 212.Malcolm Thorburn, "Punishment and Public Authority" in Criminal Law and the Authority of the State (eds.
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With Kai dead, there is no one to protect Ch'u from answering for his crimes to either the American authorities or the other crime families. It is revealed that Han was originally in prison for this reason. As Han walks away, his father picks up his gun and commits suicide. Han finds Trish waiting for him outside and the two walk away from the house together.
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In the coalition government, three inter-connected committees effectively ran the country. Churchill chaired the first two, the War Cabinet and the Defence Committee, with Attlee deputising for him in these, and answering for the government in Parliament when Churchill was absent. Attlee himself instituted, and later chaired the third body, the Lord President's Committee, which was responsible for overseeing domestic affairs. As Churchill was most concerned with overseeing the war effort, this arrangement suited both men.
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Two players competed as opposed to three. This time, the scoreboard was computerized to match the on-screen graphics, and the current question and answer would be shown to the home viewers who were playing along. To accommodate this, players could no longer interrupt during the question, and must wait for the question to be completely read before answering. For each contestant's turn, again, they would be given 2:00 to answer sports trivia questions from 4 categories.
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The king swore not to leave one of them alive. Admirable indeed were the effects of Grace of Baptism. As each one in turn was asked whether he or she were Christian, whereas a negative answer would at once have placed their lives in a safety so generous were these neophytes that far from having recourse to subterfuge, they boldly confessed the Faith. Fathers and mothers answering for their little ones to whom age has yet denied the power of speech.
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Wise then argued that, earlier, Perl had appeared voluntarily when answering, not as a defendant and not under oath. On May 26, 1953, in his summation, Wise argued that Perl believed his answers true at the time he was answering. For instance, he answered truthfully that he did not "know" Sobell, as in "intimately," not whether he ever knew him at all. As for evidence from Helene Ellitcher, Wise argued that the court could only expect her to corroborate the testimony of her husband, Max Elitcher, a communist and known perjurer.
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Wise then argued that, earlier, Perl had appeared voluntarily when answering, not as a defendant and not under oath. On May 26, 1953, in his summation, Wise argued that Perl believed his answers true at the time he was answering. For instance, he answered truthfully that he did not "know" Sobell, as in "intimately," not whether he ever knew him at all. As for evidence from Helene Ellitcher, Wise argued that the court could only expect her to corroborate the testimony of her husband, Max Elitcher, a communist and known perjurer.
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The psycho is about to behead Dagini, but he notices that there is no sense of fear in her. He asks her for the reason, to which she replies that Gautham will find her within a week regardless of her death and that the psycho will be answering for his crimes soon. The psycho leaves her chained to a wall and accepts that as a challenge. Gautham uses various methods to find the killer with the help of Kamala (Nithya Menen), a handicapped ex-police officer who was previously dealing with the case.
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In this game, three contestants viewed videos of celebrities, all of them talking about different subjects, and the contestants had to buzz-in and identify what subject they were talking about. Correct answers won money for the players according to how long the video was played, while incorrect answers disqualified a contestant from answering for the remainder of that round. The value of each round started at $150, and decreased by $50 for every 1/3 of videotape it took to take a guess. The first player to reach $200 or more won the game, with all players keeping their money.
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Guttman Shmuel Landau (, Toby-Gutman Samuilovich Lando, also known as Guttman LandoShapiro, p. 102 or Gutman Landau; 1877 or 1878 – May 21, 1942) was a leader of the Bessarabian Jewish community, active in the Moldavian Democratic Republic and Romania. His social work was tied to the city of Chișinău, where he was also a civil servant and merchant. A member of the Moldavian Republic's legislature (Sfatul Țării) in 1918, he returned to prominence during World War II, designated by the antisemitic regime of Ion Antonescu as President of the Chișinău Judenrat, effectively answering for the Chișinău Ghetto.
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As of 2011, H&F; employed approximately 50 investment professionals, including 15 managing directors, 6 principals and 13 associates as well as senior advisors and general counsels. In August 2013, the firm acquired Canada's largest insurance broker, Hub International, for around $4.4 billion. In March 2014, the firm acquired Renaissance Learning, a firm providing assessment methods such as electronic tests that adapt questions in real time depending on how successfully the student is answering, for $1.1 billion in cash. In February 2015, it was announced that Hellman & Friedman were putting together a takeover bid for used car company Auto Trader, which could amount to an offer of £2 billion.
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Having moved to Copenhagen to play with Geisha, in 1985 Dee joined King Diamond who were looking for additional members to complete their line-up. Dee played on the King Diamond recordings Fatal Portrait (1986), Abigail (1987), and "Them" which followed in 1988. King Diamond himself was becoming quite popular and the musicians backing him were taking a secondary role in the writing and decision making, often Diamond was the only person answering for the whole group in magazine interviews, etc. After the completion of the supporting tour for "Them", Mikkey Dee decided to leave the band, as he felt he was becoming more of a back-up musician, rather than an equal contributing songwriter.
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An early strike from Martin Lanig followed by a goal in each half from Rafik Djebbour, sent APOEL two points clear at the top of the table with five games left to go in the end-of-season playoffs. On 25 April 2015, APOEL came from behind three times to earn a thrilling 3–3 draw against Anorthosis at Antonis Papadopoulos Stadium and remained top of the table as all other championship play-off matches ended also in draw. Former APOEL striker Esmaël Gonçalves gave the Anorthosis the lead twice in the first half, with Constantinos Charalambides and Georgios Efrem answering for APOEL in the first half and early in the second half respectively.
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Unlike most other squid, the club of the mastigoteuthid tentacle is not significantly (usually not at all) broader than the rest of the tentacle and is covered in very small suckers--in some species, invisible to the naked eye--which impart an extremely sticky property to the clubs, themselves answering for 70% or more of the tentacle's length in some species. Detail of suckers Many species also possess photophores (bioluminescent organs) which may be located on either the skin, the surface of the eyeball, or the eyelid. These photophores have a "lens" of chromatophores, pigment cells which may allow the squid to modify the colour of the light produced by the photophores. The mantle of some species is adorned with conical or hemispherical tubercles.
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SIP, more explicitly DNA/RNA-based SIP, uses stable-isotope enriched substrates, such as 13C, 15N, or H218O, and then analyzes the 'labeled' markers using species specific DNA or RNA markers. The analysis of labeled DNA is performed by separating unlabeled and labeled DNA on a cesium chloride gradient formed in an ultra centrifuge. Because all microbial organisms are capable of importing water into their cells, the use of H218O stable isotope probing is a very exciting new method that can shed light on questions microbial ecologists and biologists have struggled with answering for years, in particular, what are the active microbial organisms in my system? The H218O, or heavy water method will target all organisms that are actively growing, and induce little influence on growth itself.
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He acts as a senior consultant and mentor at Rheinmetall and acts as mentor at the Canadian Forces College in Toronto. Major-General Forand became the 14th Colonel of the Royal 22nd Regiment June 26, 2009. In 2008, Major- General Forand testified at the International Court of Justice of La Hague in the case of former Serb generals answering for war crime charges in the 2005 Operation Storm. Major-General Forand is the honorary president of the branch Major-General Alain R. Forand of the Canadian Association of Veterans in United Nations peace (CAVUNP) since its founding in 1988 in Chambly, QC. In 2012, Major-General received his third bar of the Canadian Forces Decoration for 42 years of ongoing service and received the medal for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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The indictment he was answering for, was "preaching and discharging the other functions of the ministry without a regular licence." He was tried for preaching sermons in the open air for "by the fifth act of the second session of the second Parliament of Charles II, 1670, it is statute and ordained, "that whosoever without licence or authority shall preach, expound scripture, or pray at any meetings in the field, or in any house where there are more persons than the house contains, so that some of them are without doors (which is declared to be a house conventicle), or who shall convocate any number of people to these meetings, shall be punished with death, and confiscation of their goods."" He was sent to the Bass Rock on the Firth of Forth in Haddingtonshire on 12 October 1676 along with Robert Dick. He was released on 19 July 1679 after nearly three years.
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In 1793 Chao Somphou was captured by King Nanthasen and imprisoned in Vientiane. Muang Phuan appealed to the Dai Viet, and a combined force of 6,000 Phuan and Vietnamese crossed into Xiengkhouang and began to march toward Vientiane. King Nanthasen not wanting to create a wider conflict negotiated an arrangement where Muang Phuan would pay equal tribute to the Kingdoms of Vientiane and the Dai Viet in exchange for the release of Chao Somphou. Chao Somphou returned to Muang Phuan where he began another building campaign. By 1800 King Inthavong of Vientiane feared a resurgence of power in Muang Phuan, and sent his brother Chao Anouvong to capture Chao Somphou. Chao Somphou died as a prisoner in Vientiane around 1803. Chao Somphou's nephew Chao Noy took control of Muang Phuan in 1803. He was an authoritarian ruler who increased taxes to augment his palace and the military. In 1814 he violently suppressed a Khmu rebellion. In 1823 he was accused by a half-brother of seeking independence, and was summoned to Vientiane under the guise of answering for his actions during 1814.
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