We should be in the business of being a partner.
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"Google should not be in the business of war," she wrote.
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We should not be in the business of medicalizing bad actors.
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Ace claimed to no longer be in the business of selling usernames.
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So why should we be in the business of telling professional athletes?
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You know, governments should never be in the business of platform engineering.
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The government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers.
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The government doesn't want to be in the business of paying for smartphones.
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Facebook has said that it cannot be in the business of policing truth.
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Twitter did not want to be in the business of censoring the president.
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Democrats need not be in the business of protecting a filibuster they cannot use.
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Regulators should not be in the business of trying to impact prices or trading.
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The federal government should not be in the business of deregulating at all costs.
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But America shouldn't be in the business of restricting legal immigration into this country.
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We should be in the business of building bridges with our neighbors and allies.
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"It's a choice to be in the business of making good choices," she said.
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But the government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers.
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"We can't always be in the business of sacrificing ourselves for other people," she says.
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Tech workers may yet insist they not be in the business of fossil fuels either.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," the letter read.
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WE SHOULD BE IN THE BUSINESS OF BUILDING BRIDGES, WITH OUR NEIGHBORS, WITH OUR ALLIES.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," the letter begins.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," the letter reads.
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Hotz told The Verge he never really wanted to be in the business of making hardware.
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Without 100% certainty, I don't think the state should be in the business of killing people.
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The government shouldn't be in the business of telling private companies what to charge their customers.
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The federal government should not be in the business of preventing Americans from making healthy choices.
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DMVs should not be in the business of recklessly selling drivers' personal information to third parties.
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This meant they could give sweetheart distribution deals to their own theaters while gouging competitors, and it meant if you wanted to be in the business of making movies, you also probably had to be in the business of building theaters all across the United States.
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Sad to say, but this is a good time to be in the business of cyber crime.
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Nor can the federal government be in the business of getting unwell people to take their meds.
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Walczer believes YouTube should start taking more responsibility and be in the business of promoting educational content.
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Beijing's tightening controls have made these decidedly un-fun times to be in the business of fun.
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The new Waymo CEO John Krafcik said the company would not be in the business of building cars.
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I don't think they want to be in the business of chasing away sick people as business model.
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Bottom line: The government should not be in the business of deciding what is moral, immoral or offensive.
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They should be in the business of funding care, not determining what type of care you will get.
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Journalists shouldn't be in the business of distinguishing between these motivations, if the news is good enough to print.
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And it raises again the question of whether cities should really be in the business of subsidizing sports facilities.
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"Look, judges are not supposed to be in the business of obstructing justice," he said, according to the Globe.
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The streaming-video giant has repeatedly said it does not want to be in the business of selling ads.
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A few years ago, we decided that we wanted to be in the business of end-to-end trips.
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Government should not be in the business of rigging the game by picking winners and losers in the economy.
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We should be in the business of nuclear disarmament right now, which neither of these candidates are talking about.
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"I, for many years, personally felt the state shouldn't be in the business of killing people," Ms. McCann said.
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No state should be in the business of subsidizing vehicles for consumers, much less their second or third vehicle.
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My view is, if they want to be in the business of content, then ... Right, then go whole hog.
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"The government should be in the business of keeping families together, not tearing them apart," she said at the time.
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Should government be in the business of picking winners and losers, or should it be left to the market place?
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On the geography point, I don't think government wants to be in the business of subsidizing people for their lifestyles.
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Or she can aver that the US government should not be in the business of deporting unauthorized immigrants at all.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," the group of more than 3,100 employees wrote.
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"The federal government shouldn't be in the business of policing Americans' vacation plans," said James Williams, president of Engage Cuba.
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Student Opinion Should internet companies like Google be in the business of teaching children how to be good digital citizens?
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To the Editor: Generally I believe that governments should not be in the business of protecting adult citizens from themselves.
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Governments should not be in the business of pushing consumers toward particular industries to which their legislators happen to be beholden.
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"In general we want to be in the business of not knowing the people who are using the product," Acton says.
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AND THIS MIGHT SOUND LIKE A TRITE LINE, BUT IT'S IMPORTANT: WE SHOULD NOT BE IN THE BUSINESS OF BUILDING WALLS.
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And this might sound like a trite line, but it's important, we should not be in the business of building walls.
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" Cotton added, "American companies shouldn't be in the business of selling our enemies the tools they'll use to spy on Americans.
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We want a partnership, we want you to come, but we shouldn't be in the business of giving away the store.
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It claims to be in the business of "leasing of nonfinancial intangible assets" and "holding and financing" of patents and intellectual property.
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Read the petition in full below (emphasis theirs):Dear Sundar, We believe that Google should not be in the business of war.
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That worries network neutrality purists like Bergmayer, who warn that carriers shouldn't be in the business of favoring some content over others.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," said the letter, which was addressed Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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If it does not want to be in the "business of war," perhaps that contract should be off the table as well.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook shouldn't be in the business of removing pages that spread fake news and conspiracy theories on its platform.
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I don't want to be in the business of telling playwrights what they should and shouldn't write, what they can and can't.
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The president of the United States should not be in the business of arbitrarily picking the men and women who cover him.
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"Look, judges are not supposed to be in the business of obstructing justice," Baker said during a Statehouse press conference on Monday.
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What I am saying is that the government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers in the Internet economy.
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Google "should not be in the business of war," according to the letter to Pichai that was signed by thousands of disgruntled employees.
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Amazon is expanding its reach into many businesses, but it may not be in the business of finding the best price for customers.
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" She added the government would "not be in the business of picking winners or losers, or favoring one form of technology over another.
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I believe the next company that gets to a billion people online is going to be in the business of protecting your data.
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We should not be in the business of ruling by threat of demise; we should rule by the promise of a better future.
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"If you promote health, you should not be in the business of selling products that can lead to addiction and death," she added.
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They will require the US "to be in the business of suppressing these extremist movements for a long time to come," Clapper said.
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I just think it's so much more important to be in the business of creating the new stuff that then people talk about.
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As politicians from both sides of the political spectrum have historically urged, the government should not be in the business of regulating speech.
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Yet this requires a major assumption: that the government should be in the business of providing expensive social services in the first place.
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"Even if Juul is trying to do good, they should not be in the business of doing their own prevention," Halpern-Felsher said.
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Specifically, what the Democrats should say is: Anyone who's not in the business of peddling the truth shouldn't be in the business of government.
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David said, for example, that the Department of Energy and the federal government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers.
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I used to be in the business of recommending hedge funds, and some of the smaller guys would take fifty percent of the profit.
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"The Federal government should not be in the business of forcing child welfare providers to choose between helping children and their faith," he added.
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"As the secretary, I don't want to be in the business of running campgrounds," he said in a speech to the recreation vehicle industry.
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The United States should be in the business of facilitating partnerships and building trade alliances, not dictating outcomes or how a country must live.
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For any one person to become a victim, the thieves would need to be in the business of faking identities in the first place.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," Google employees wrote in a letter to their boss, CEO Sundar Pichai.
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"The President of the United States should not be in the business of arbitrarily picking the men and women who cover him," it said.
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"We think democratically elected governments should be in the business of regulating technology companies — not the other way around," Brad Smith, Microsoft's president, said.
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I don't think that we should be in the business of having people at Facebook who are deciding what is true and what isn't.
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At the time, there was a choice to be made about whether or not it wanted to be in the business of maps at all.
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"[W]e should not be in the policing business; we should not be in the business of supporting those who monitor and oppress marginalized populations."
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke brought up campgrounds at a recent event, saying he doesn't think the NPS should be in the business of running them.
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He's said on multiple occasions, including in his 2015 book Crippled America, that the government shouldn't be in the business of profiting off student loans.
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I don't think that social media companies should be in the business of de-platforming; I think they should embrace the principle of free speech.
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Courts typically don't want to be in the business of second guessing a president's judgment, Litman said, while noting that this time could be different.
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Congress should not be in the business of either being subservient to the president on legislation or protecting him from exercising his right to veto.
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NATO should not be in the business of extending territorial guarantees to countries that are deep into Russia's periphery and therefore very difficult to defend.
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"Pharmacists shouldn't be in the business of deciding what medical care a patient gets — that decision should be between a person and her doctor," Garcia said.
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Last year Google decided not to renew a contract with the Pentagon, after some staff argued the company should not be in the "business of war".
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," reads the letter, which was obtained by The New York Times and published Wednesday.
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Proposal: Some Republican lawmakers are seeking to eliminate the federal government's PLUS loans, arguing that the Education Department shouldn't be in the business of issuing loans.
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But in their ideal world no one would be using them and the government would not be in the business of providing these services at all.
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One clue that sheds light on the mysterious quarters is the type of companies that use them: they tend to be in the business of feeding people.
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You know, it's one thing to say you'll be in the business of direct-to-consumer or over-the-top, and it's one thing to do it.
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Should the state, with its assorted arms of power, be in the business of indoctrinating acceptable views into people who are perceived to be devoid of them?
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Others have merely wondered why the United States should be in the business of going after crooked government officials in places like Uzbekistan, Nigeria, Korea and Venezuela.
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"The government should be in the business of keeping families together, not tearing them apart," Harris, a rising star in the Democratic Party, said in a statement.
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Our government should not be in the business of pushing healthcare further out of reach for anyone, especially people who already face so many barriers to healthcare.
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No, if you did, you'd get out of that business and you'd be in the business of telling people how well their stories were going to perform.
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"The administration should be in the business of expanding access to health care and health coverage," Samuels told reporters on a conference call after the rule's release.
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" Years later, Buchanan defended his position and took full credit for Nixon's actions, saying, "The federal government should not be in the business of raising American's children.
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"If Planned Parenthood wants to be involved in providing counseling services and HIV testing, they ought not be in the business of providing abortions," Pence told Kliff.
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While Ford says it will still be in the business of building cars, more of its attention will go towards leveraging partnerships for other forms of transportation initiatives.
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The thinking is that it's a waste for the government to be in the business of selling wholesale power because private industry could be making more money instead.
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From such a perspective, the whole idea that government should be in the business of judging between eligible and ineligible voters is as preposterous as it is cumbersome.
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"I think a lot of brands, in the future, they need to be in the business of making news, not just advertising," said Brian Chesky, Airbnb's chief executive.
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She does not believe that artists should be in the business of building walls, placing one influence or another off limits for people from a different ethnic heritage.
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The intelligence community should not be in the business of peddling a narrative to the American people, let alone investigating the political opponents of the party in power.
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The federal government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers in the private sector by formulating government policy that favors one industry over another.
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Others defended their acceptance of the ads on the grounds that they should not be in the business of rejecting advertisements based on the profession of the advertiser.
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While most people who don't like a given ship ignore it — or just complain about it — some fans believe AO3 should be in the business of banning content altogether.
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"If Planned Parenthood wants to be involved in providing counseling services and HIV testing, they ought not be in the business of providing abortions," Pence told Politico in 2011.
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The bill is the latest to address the critique that schools should "be in the business of educating, not investigating sexual assaults," as HB 51's Republican sponsor, Rep.
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And the logistics would be daunting: Should school administrators be in the business of measuring arm angles and hand positions to determine who was waving and who was saluting?
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Burger King may be in the business of making fast-food, but they've certainly got the market cornered on one of the best anti-bullying ads in recent memory.
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"If Planned Parenthood wants to be involved in providing counseling services and HIV testing, they ought not be in the business of providing abortions," Pence told Politico in 2011.
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Our public officials cannot be in the business of pushing falsehoods and then using their salience with the public to justify laws that limit citizens' access to the polls.
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The Fed would like to get these off its balance sheet, because it does not want to be in the business of supporting a particular sector of the economy.
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However, I hesitated to use revenue as a measure because people running non-profit organizations are supposed to be in the business of providing public service, not maximizing revenue.
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Yemeni store owners cannot "be in the business of spreading racism and hate," said Ibraham Qatabi, a Yemeni-American activist from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, who helped organize the boycott.
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It used to be a refrain of the Republican faithful that the government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers where industry and technology are concerned.
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Regulating the content of a minister's sermons is clearly not the designated mission of the IRS, and the government simply should not be in the business of policing speech.
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I'm as much in favor of charity as the next guy but I'm not sure why the government should be in the business of providing subsidies of this sort.
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"Under a constitution of separated powers, (Justice Department officials) should not be in the business of creating 'road maps' for the purpose of transmitting them to (Congressional) committees," Flood wrote.
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Friedman said GitHub didn't want to be in the business of deciding when to unplug software, and instead would use its "corporate voice" to advocate against policies the company opposes.
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These men lie to convey legitimacy, he said; if you want to be in the business of selling North Korea, you have to pretend to know it better than others.
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If Netflix wants to be in the business of making upscale event movies, it needs to make them actual events, not the equivalent of a big-screen pop-up gathering.
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But, although Nchom may be in the business of showing people how to flawlessly doll up their visages, she also emphasizes the importance of valuing yourself — makeup or no makeup.
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It is signaling that it doesn't want to be in the business of saving politicians from themselves or responding to every dip in growth with a new dose of stimulus.
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The U.S. government should not be in the business of censoring broadcast networks, even ones like al Jazeera that too often seek to mobilize attitudes rather than inform their viewers.
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But, "I don't think that we should be in the business of having people at Facebook who are deciding what is true and what isn't," Zuckerberg told Swisher during the interview.
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"We should not be in the business of subsidizing outdated approaches and their business models," said Kirill Evdakov, CEO of ride-hailing start-up Fasten, which operates in Boston and Austin.
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"American companies shouldn't be in the business of selling our enemies the tools they'll use to spy on Americans," Republican Senator Tom Cotton, one of the sponsors, said in a statement.
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We should be in the business of fixing our broken immigration system to make sure that it works for the American people and for those who are trying to become Americans.
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The company has long insisted that it's a platform, not a publisher, and thus it shouldn't be in the business of determining a post's falsity and removing it on that basis.
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Lawyers for the Republican lawmakers argued broadly that courts should not be in the business of deciding when it's acceptable for politics to be a factor in redistricting, and to what extent.
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"We used to be in the business of helping each other out," said one senior EU diplomat who asked not to be named because his comments differed from his government's official line.
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"We believe that Google should not be in the business of war," read the letter, addressed to Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, requesting that the company end its work on the project.
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"If Planned Parenthood wants to be involved in providing counseling services and HIV testing, they ought not be in the business of providing abortions," Pence told me, sitting in his congressional office.
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Also, if Andi really wants to be in the business of delivering feminist rants, it seems like at least one of our contestants could use a lecture on the wonders of masturbation.
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Hollywood may be in the business of adapting popular book series (hence why Fifty Shades of Grey is still a thing) but not every beloved work gets to finish out its run.
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On one side are employees who idealize Facebook's lofty goals of unfettered speech and do not think the company should be in the business of censoring what its users have to say.
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It's an utterly complicated situation that you, as a woman, will intuitively understand better than men ever can, and therefore, we men can't be in the business of judging it, point one.
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The government should not be in the business of incentivizing forfeiture of property from innocent Americans, but by expanding federal asset forfeiture programs, that's exactly what the Department of Justice is doing.
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"Our government should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making plans to place them in tent cities in the desert outside of El Paso," Bush wrote.
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"Our government should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making plans to place them in tent cities in the desert outside of El Paso," she continued.
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Group of 2230,21 Anonymous Google Employees Urging Company Not to Be "In the Business of War" Voted 210 Arms Control Persons of the Year Good luck coordinating an acceptance speech among 2310,2000 people!
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Our company should not be in the surveillance business; we should not be in the policing business; we should not be in the business of supporting those who monitor and oppress marginalized populations.
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"As strongly as I feel about energy efficiency, I feel equally as strongly that government should not be in the business of telling consumers what they can use and cannot purchase," Burgess said.
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And while it remains unclear exactly what we will have to respond to until that time, one thing is certain: the government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers.
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"Our government should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making plans to place them in tent cities in the desert outside of El Paso," she continues.
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The point is that if sports teams are going to be in the business of marketing to specific demographics, then they need to honor and respect all demographics, even ones with different beliefs.
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As Grub Street observed earlier this year, "it's a bad time to be in the business of selling groceries, and the headlines are as bleak as you'd expect," citing one apocalyptic prediction after another.
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The IRS should not be in the business of making it harder for family-owned businesses to keep their doors open, especially during a trying time such as the loss of a loved one.
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The letter, sent to CEO Sundar Pichai, says Google "should not be in the business of war" and should pull out of the program, Project Maven, which uses artificial intelligence to improve visual recognition.
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She said "the U.S. government "should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making plans to place them in tent cities in the desert outside of El Paso.
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While the breadth of enforcement is new, the idea that the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR), which houses the new division, should be in the business of protecting federal conscience rights is not.
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Ideally, you want to be in the business of appealing to people's sex organs because that organ is the most irrational decision-making organ in the body, which translates to the biggest margins. Right.
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If the government is going to be in the business of encouraging people to go to college and spending money on making it affordable, the right way to do that is to make it free.
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But as Brat's comments suggest, the dispute is exposing a much more philosophical rift within the Republican caucus over just how much the government should be in the business of ensuring Americans have health care.
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GOOGLE HITS HARD ON PRIVACY, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AT I/O 2018 Google, however, "should not be in the business of war," according to the letter to Pichai that was signed by thousands of disgruntled employees.
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But this cynical bill reflects an underlying policy divide between conservatives and progressives, which is whether the federal government should be in the business of promoting a functioning health coverage system, or health insurance markets.
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It may not be the job of the European Union to run member countries, but neither should the union be in the business of propping up rulers who deliberately subvert the purpose of its subsidies.
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"I don't think that we should be in the business of having people at Facebook who are deciding what is true and what isn't," he said, during an episode of the Recode Decode podcast on Wednesday.
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" Eli Chomsky, an editor for the Jewish Press, was shocked that "anyone could support the idea — offered by a national political leader, no less — that the U.S. should be in the business of fixing foreign elections.
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Here are some of the various actors working to clip Google's wings: Yelp might be in the business of online restaurant reviews, but it maintains an impressive side operation in a much different field: antitrust litigation.
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The four members of So — Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski and Jason Treuting — may be in the business of chamber music, but their instruments take up about as much space as a small orchestra.
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He noted that the debt was on a pace to exceed the high point reached after World War II. "I don't want to be in the business of testing how far we can go," he said.
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Photo: APElon Musk claims his Boring Company, which is currently in the middle of two tunnel-digging projects in Los Angeles and the Washington, D.C. region, will soon be in the business of selling its leftover rocks.
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"Our company should not be in the surveillance business; we should not be in the policing business; we should not be in the business of supporting those who monitor and oppress marginalized populations," the employee letter states.
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Baidu, China's internet technology giant, hopes to be in the business of mass producing autonomous cars by 2021, thanks to a partnership with BAIC Group, a Chinese automaker which will handle the manufacturing part of that equation.
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Zuckerberg has repeatedly insisted that "we are a tech company, not a media company" — implying that Facebook should not be in the business of making editorial decisions or held responsible for the fake material cluttering its newsfeed.
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"Our government should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making plans to place them in tent cities in the desert outside of El Paso," she wrote in the Washington Post.
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So when Schrage says he thinks the problem is primarily with user behavior, he's reiterating that Facebook does not want to be in the business of deeming certain particular sites or outlets "fake" and punishing them somehow.
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But where we don't think that technology companies are rightly in the business of regulating democratically elected governments, we think democratically elected governments should be in the business of regulating technology companies — not the other way around.
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This is a major fixation of Google's self-driving car unit, which is set to become its own Alphabet company that will — everyone (like, everyone) in the industry believes — be in the business of robot taxi fleets.
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In response, more than 3,100 Google employees have signed a letter urging Google CEO Sundar Pichai to reevaluate the company's involvement, as "Google should not be in the business of war," as reported by The New York Times.
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Congress shouldn't be in the business of setting minimum salaries for anybody, especially skilled workers, but a few legal changes could help raise the wages for H-1B workers so that the average rises above $100,000 a year.
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If Spotify is going to be in the business of censoring songs based on listening habits, shouldn't it publicly announce the criteria for such actions so that users can decide if they want to continue supporting the service?
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More broadly, Alden's actions elicited cries from staff members that the hedge fund is more concerned about profit than journalism and prompted a discussion about whether hedge funds should be in the business of newspaper ownership at all.
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"The county and cities shouldn't be in the business of profiting off human misery," said Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop who, along with Hoboken Mayor Ravinder Bhalla, has criticized the county's decision to renew its contract with ICE.
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Because he didn't want to be in the business of selling dresses in homes, we came to an agreement where I could buy wholesale and that's how I made the business work for my family for many years.
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One consequence of Lochner's fall is that the Supreme Court recognized that it should not be in the business of invalidating economic regulations where there isn't a clear textual hook in the Constitution that justifies such a decision.
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But for the editors that work on non-English Wikipedia editions, the content translation tool has been more of a curse than a blessing, renewing debate over whether Wikipedia should be in the business of machine translation at all.
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She took to the computer because she believes schools don't want to be in the business of body-shaming girls but don't realize that that's what they are doing by enforcing what she thinks is an outdated dress code.
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The philosophical argument for these laws is simple: The government shouldn't be in the business of helping people sustain a drug habit, so the government should make it difficult for people who receive government benefits to buy and use drugs.
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"This is exactly the kind of case that we want to be involved in because we want to be in the business of preventing disasters from happening not dealing with disasters after they happen," said U.S. Attorney William M. McSwain.
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We've made the policy decision that we don't think that we should be in the business of assessing which group has been disadvantaged or oppressed, if for no other reason than that it can vary very differently from country to country.
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Cloudflare General Counsel Doug Kramer made the argument that his company, which provides technical protection against denial-of-service attacks, deliberately makes an effort to avoid having to be in the business of judging the moral worth of its clients.
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"India and the United States should be in the business of equipping other countries to defend their sovereignty, build greater connectivity, and have a louder voice in a regional architecture that promotes their interests and develops their economies," Tillerson added.
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"I would suggest that an un-indicted co-conspirator to a crime should not be in the business of having the ability to appoint someone to a lifetime position on the highest court in our land," Harris said of Trump.
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Reserving much-reduced funding for these purposes will put an end to what has made public media so controversial: grant support for programming reflecting strong political points of view—programming which government should not be in the business of supporting.
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" Murphy added that while "nobody should be in the business of trying to predict what North Korea is going to do," he is worried Pyongyang sees weakness and will "calculate that they can get away with some significant new testing.
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The heavy weighting of Ex-Im's larger loan guarantees toward a relatively small pool of big U.S. companies lends ammo to critics of the bank in Congress, who claim the U.S. government shouldn't be in the business of helping corporations cut deals abroad.
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THE CORE YUM REMAIN CO. WILL BE AT 98% FRANCHISED ASSET LIGHT BUSINESS THAT WILL BE IN THE BUSINESS OF GROWING ITS BRAND AND PROVIDING ITS BRANDS TO ENTREPRENEURS WHO WANT TO PUT CAPITAL BEHIND THOSE BRANDS TO OPEN AND OPERATE RESTAURANTS.
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The notion that the feds shouldn't be in the business of telling local police departments what to do matches Attorney General Jeff Sessions' long-held law enforcement philosophy: that police misconduct is usually the fault of individual officers rather than a systematic problem.
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The tech sector argues that the government should not be in the business of telling them how to build secure products, while law enforcement argues that no company should sell products that let users encrypt data such that the government cannot gain access.
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Trump says explicitly that the United States should not be in the business of underwriting the global system of free trade and free movement of goods, which is what we've done since World War II, since the Bretton Woods system was established.
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"Obviously, the Saints should not be in the business of assisting the Archdiocese, and the Saints' public relations team is not in the business of managing the public relations of criminals engaged in pedophilia," the plaintiff's attorneys argued in a court filing.
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Platforms like Facebook, which exist for the express purpose of "creating community," turn out to be in the business of exploiting the communities they've created for the benefit of those outside (the business community, the strategic communications community, the Moldovan hacker community).
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Add to that, when your target customers are building owners, chances are they might also be in the business of renting real estate to commercial clients too (who may not be so happy about the prospect of reduced footfall to their bricks-and-mortar stores… ).
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"Obviously, the Saints should not be in the business of assisting the Archdiocese, and the Saints' public relations team is not in the business of managing the public relations of criminals engaged in pedophilia," the attorneys for the plaintiffs wrote in the court filing.
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If we're going to be in the business of turning popular movies into musicals (and the rest of the season suggests, yes, we are), it should bring something new to a familiar story: a compelling backstory or songs that open up the inner worlds of these characters.
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Hardly. While only a fool or a gambler — if there is a difference — should be in the business of making predictions, it seems fair to cast the 2018 Division I men's title game on Monday night as one with a prohibitive favorite and a fairly significant underdog.
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"When somebody moves to the cloud, they don't want to be in the business of managing software or infrastructure and all that, because the whole reason to move to the cloud was essentially to get away from the mundane," explained Clumio CEO and co-founder Poojan Kumar.
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" Margaret Talev, the politics and White House editor for Axios, said Tuesday on CNN that her news organization decided "we weren't going to be in the business of attempting to out this person" and noted that "most major mainstream news organizations obviously feel the same way.
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During the aforementioned interview with Hilton, he admitted as much when he bragged that "we're changing laws as rapidly as we can get them through the courts" — an approach at odds with the reality that Congress is supposed to be in the business of changing laws.
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AND I JUST WANT TO COMMENT TO YOU, AND BECKY AND I GOT TO SPEND TIME WITH WARREN BUFFETT OVER THE WEEKEND ABOUT A MONTH AGO WHEN HE DID HIS ANNUAL MEETING AND HE'S MADE THE COMMENT MULTIPLE TIMES THAT BUSINESS SHOULDN'T BE IN THE BUSINESS OF POLITICS.
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Doing so does not mean ignoring frustrations over the degree to which both men continued to operate within the Reagan consensus, failed to create durable electoral legacies beyond their own times in office and left behind deep economic inequalities that Democrats ought to be in the business of reversing.
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"The message being sent, first by the 2018 budget proposal and now by the nomination of Mr. Dreiband, could not be more clear: under President Trump and Attorney General Sessions, the Civil Rights Division will no longer be in the business of defending civil rights," the letter said.
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Mark Walker, the former chairman of the Republican Study Committee and the current chairman of the group's prayer caucus, said he also had not yet heard about the push to pressure Amazon, but said he generally agrees with the idea, arguing Amazon should not be in the business of banning speech.
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The lunacy at the heart of this demand to police every public bathroom was captured by Leon Lott, the sheriff of Richland County in South Carolina, who told state lawmakers last week that the law would be unenforceable because his officers could not be in the business of inspecting people's genitals.
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"The FCC will no longer be in the business of micromanaging business models and preemptively prohibiting services and applications and products that could be pro-competitive," Pai said in an interview, adding that the Obama administration had sought to pick winners and losers and exercised "heavy-handed" regulation of the internet.
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But many of the available investment products marketed as being socially responsible or sustainable simply leave out financially risky companies or firms deemed to be in the business of "vices" — a method that doesn't resonate with all investors, said Simon Smiles, chief investment officer for ultra-high net worth at UBS Wealth Management.
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As TechCrunch reported earlier this week with regard to gambling and porn apps, some of these certificates are forged or stolen, with registrations leading to legitimate companies, like the US office of a Canadian sand and gravel company in one case, that seem to have no reason to be in the business of knock-off app development.
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Kamala Harris implored her Republican colleagues in Congress to "look at the babies in their life"; Warren rebuffed a question asking her if the government should be in the business of telling people what lightbulbs to buy as a sign of the corrupting influence of big energy business: "Oh come on, give me a break"; former Texas Rep.
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It feels more like hand-waving to mask YouTube's consistent unwillingness to engage with the trash content it routinely circulates and profits from on anything more than the minimal level necessary to avoid lawsuits or bad PR. The streaming site in fact appeared to be doubling down on the idea that platforms shouldn't be in the business of regulating content until it affects their bottom line.
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Rather than reach for the simple "the media created Trump" narrative, Matthews dissected how news anchors' obligation to cover a leading presidential candidate collided with their commitment to inform their viewers (the occasion was Trump's spewing of verifiably false rumors about Muslim Americans celebrating 9/11 in New Jersey): Generally speaking, TV news shouldn't be in the business of making its viewers believe stuff that isn't true.
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It embodies the skepticism some of us, especially those in the journalism industry, have about Facebook's (and other tech companies' and leaders') journalism initiatives: that its identity as a tech company, its devaluing of editorial judgment, and the role it played in eroding trust in the news in the first place, makes it wildly unqualified to be in the business of disseminating — let alone making — the news.
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"The idea with payments generally is that we don't want to be in the business of payments, but what we want to do is to create a really frictionless experience so that if you need to buy something on Messenger or even on Facebook, you remove the friction from that especially on mobile," David Marcus, Facebook's head of Messenger, told CNBC in a TV interview.
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We care about our neighborhoods and our kids, and we think that government has a role to play in ensuring that people have the tools they need to be successful and that governments ought to be in the business of supporting as opposed to restricting access for people to have the capital that they need and the opportunities they need to be successful and to realize the American dream.
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YOU KNOW, IT'S ONE THING TO SAY YOU'LL BE IN THE BUSINESS OF DIRECT TO CONSUMER OR OVER THE TOP, AND ITS ONE THING TO DO IT. AND TO DO IT YOU NEED A REALLY STRONG TECHNOLOGY ENGINE AND TO DO IT AND THE TALENT THAT HAS THE EXPERIENCE TO MANAGE CUSTOMERS IN A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT WAY THEN WE'VE MANAGED CUSTOMERS IN OUR MEDIA BUSINESSES CERTAINLY IN THE PAST.
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Mr. Sokolow's group has drafted a document, "The ATIXA Playbook: Best Practices for the Post-Regulatory Era," which he said would be distributed to 33,000 people at schools, colleges and universities whose job involves enforcing Title IX. The paper's introduction notes that many critics have said colleges should not be in the business of policing sexual violence, and that this is a "politically opportune moment to offer a spirited defense" of why they should be.
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"I've always said that we are not looking to be number one or number two in this generation of smartphone product, but we need to be in the business of smartphones and personal communication so that when the next paradigm shift comes, and hopefully Sony will be the one making that paradigm shift with innovative new technologies and products, we continue to be a player, so that we can have the chance to become the leadership in the next generation of communication devices," Hirai told CNBC.
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