It's not necessarily that your kids can't be trusted, but that these guys can't be trusted.
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There's so much paranoia about how victims can't be trusted and what we say about rape can't be trusted.
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"A government that cannot be trusted with a bone saw, should not be trusted with a nuclear weapon," said Sherman.
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Ted Cruz has proven that he cannot be trusted to stand by his word, and clearly can't be trusted by voters.
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Trump cannot be trusted to carry out decisions like this one fairly or impartially, and so the decisions themselves cannot be trusted.
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A candidate that cannot be trusted to tell the truth before being hired should not be trusted with a badge and a gun.
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"The reason the EU introduced free roaming in the first place is because the telecoms companies could not be trusted could not be trusted to give consumers a fair deal."
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The Hong Kong Bar Association asked last month why, if mainland courts could not be trusted to deal with economic crimes, they should be trusted with handling other criminal cases.
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An angry woman, more or less by definition, is a crazy woman and a crazy woman can't be trusted with bodily autonomy, although apparently she can be trusted with a baby.
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For that matter, perhaps they are not mature enough to vote If they cannot be trusted with a squirrel rifle, how can they be trusted to elect leaders who wield nuclear weapons?
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"These European signatories (to the deal) also cannot be trusted ... Iran's enemies cannot be trusted," Khatami said, as hardline protesters urged the government not to "repeat the same mistake" by re-entering negotiations.
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Bradley P. MossMark S. ZaidWashington To the Editor: If Mark Fallon could be trusted to do sensitive work for 31 years, then he ought to be trusted not to reveal classified information now.
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"A country that can't be trusted with a bone saw shouldn't be trusted with nuclear weapons," Mr. Sherman said, referring to Mr. Khashoggi's brutal killing in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul last month.
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But can the information from the second photon be trusted?
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Because, once hired, they should be trusted to deliver results.
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The media in the West are not to be trusted.
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After Iowa caucus flub, can tech be trusted in elections?
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Authority was not to be trusted, especially around the holidays.
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But on average, we cannot be trusted to do so.
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For many Afghans, the Taliban are not to be trusted.
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No one is to be trusted, especially not our narrator.
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Employers are to be trusted to reach deals with employees.
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No one should be trusted with that kind of power.
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Why can you be trusted to care for a dog?
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Some of the exchanges cannot be trusted in my opinion.
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Is Cassie, an early favorite of his, to be trusted?
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On April 1, nothing on the Internet can be trusted.
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Who can be trusted on a Game of Thrones set?
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Your masters say you can't be trusted with this information.
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And yet, for all that, the Rockets cannot be trusted.
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The person in that photo can't be trusted to lead.
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Words cannot be trusted until they are verified by actions.
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"If you lie, now you can't be trusted," he said.
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Are others rejecting our approaches because we can't be trusted?
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Putin is not to be trusted to keep any agreement.
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It's clear he cannot be trusted to uphold Roe v.
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Tech companies have proven their word can't necessarily be trusted.
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How can this government be trusted to handle that challenge?
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I am simply not to be trusted with power tools.
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No one could be trusted, not even those in uniform.
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Can the agency be trusted with that much valuable information?
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Can the country be trusted with nuclear fuel and technology?
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You get somebody on the outside who can be trusted.
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Unfiltered social media cannot be trusted as a news source.
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Blacks were, by default, corrupt and not to be trusted.
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None of the other men, we decided, could be trusted.
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" "Trump cannot be trusted with weapons that can kill millions.
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"They can't be trusted," she said of the mainstream parties.
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"They can't be trusted," she said of the mainstream parties.
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Asked if he could be trusted, Johnson said he could.
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Only 15% of conservative Republicans said climate scientists can be trusted "a lot" to give full and accurate information on causes of climate change, while 32% of moderate Republicans said they could be trusted.
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And if a poll can't be trusted to be in the ballpark on something as straightforward as age or race in Alabama, it is not clear why it should be trusted on anything else.
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Reetz-Laiolo's complaint takes the insinuation a step farther: Because Cline has had sex, she is not to be trusted, and because she is not to be trusted, she cannot have written her own book.
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She understands how Ronda works and that she cannot be trusted.
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And it worked to be trusted as 'one of the guys.
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I'm telling y'all, I cannot be trusted in a grocery store.
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The documentary seems to suggest that vigilantes shouldn't be trusted blindly.
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And we know Equifax is to be trusted in this department.
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This was red flag number 12 that Leah can't be trusted.
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I regret to inform you that Taylor Swift cannot be trusted.
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Universal Rosewood Truth #22: Ali is NOT to be trusted. 227.
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Trump would often ask staff whom they thought could be trusted.
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Regarding an Indian student she wrote that Indians cannot be trusted.
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Drunks and children, it seems, simply can't be trusted around robots.
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That means she can be trusted like very few other people.
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Only obedient good girl Sarah can be trusted with her power.
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Opponents counter that pipeline companies cannot be trusted to prevent leaks.
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The flight attendant is the authority figure, who should be trusted.
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Pelosi and Schumer can never be trusted.... If reports true 100%.
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Anyone that has furniture not facing the TV cannot be trusted.
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It's upsetting to see that Donald Trump could not be trusted.
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Hardliners are declaring that the US was never to be trusted.
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She was not to be trusted, least of all with her
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The attorney general's version of events alone simply can't be trusted.
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The document makes clear that Neumann shouldn't be trusted, he said.
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Forty-eight percent are not sure who should be trusted more.
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Recipes that call for carcasses or rotisserie chicken cannot be trusted.
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Regardless of party, Americans simply feel that politicians can't be trusted.
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Would that make me a liar who can't be trusted again?
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How could he be trusted with the responsibilities of the presidency?
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And that can be trusted by their customers around the world.
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However, the Trump Administration can't be trusted with that weighty responsibility.
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The people that we are dealing with and cannot be trusted.
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Can he be trusted to judge what went wrong for himself?
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They know who we are and that we can be trusted.
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Nor can it be trusted to keep them or others safe.
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Yes. I don't think his NSC or EPA can be trusted.
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But what if your gut is too happy to be trusted?
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We would NEVER be trusted to cook for a Nepali holiday.
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Congress cannot be trusted to impose the proper restraints on itself.
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If you&aposre worried about security, Petal Card can be trusted.
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No (assuming a good faith Google News search can be trusted).
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But Trump's suggestion that unnamed sources should never be trusted is.
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A president who can't be trusted is degrading American intelligence gathering.
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It was their way of saying Manafort could not be trusted.
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What does it mean to be trusted in a transparent world?
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His administration certainly cannot be trusted to separate true from false.
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Only 220006 percent of citizens say that others can be trusted.
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The lesson for the world is that America can't be trusted.
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It's become clear that Big Tech can't be trusted to govern itself.
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" She added: "Trump is not to be trusted with protecting our immigrants.
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Democrats say Nix's testimony shows that Cambridge Analytica officials can't be trusted.
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EXCLUSIVE: JUDGE SAYS CHINAS JUSTICE SYSTEM CANNOT BE TRUSTED, MAKING CHANGES UNWORKABLE
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Haven't you already proven that you cannot be trusted on this issue?
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Yet who can be trusted more on housing: Labour or the Tories?
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Jesse in the comic can be trusted; Jesse on television really cannot.
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In Mr Trump's nationalist vision, markets cannot be trusted with American interests.
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Seriously, a message that simply reads, "Watch me" should never be trusted.
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The ladies, especially those of color, can't be trusted with money, either.
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Non-stick sheet trays are a racket and not to be trusted.
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They can't be trusted alone for more than about 45 minutes, though.
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God can be trusted with the kids he has entrusted to us.
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Go deeper ... Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted by Palestinian leaders"
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Go deeper: Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted" by Palestinian leaders
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Go deeper: Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted by Palestinian leaders"
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Rather, Trump is claiming this news is not to be trusted. Why?
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H.R. McMaster, have been warning that Putin is not to be trusted.
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Clinton's position correct, it's this: States can't be trusted to carry out
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Simple sequences may be overwhelming, but at least they can be trusted.
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Pickering also believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is not to be trusted.
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Can Facebook be trusted to abide by even its own stated standards?
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But even that is dangerous, because it proves Trump cannot be trusted.
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Qassemi said on Wednesday that the United States could not be trusted.
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Trump must convince voters that he can be trusted as a leader.
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In his inauguration address, he said the US could not be trusted.
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The data must be trusted, specific, endorsed and real-time, he said.
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What if this cornerstone of the criminal justice system can't be trusted?
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"He can't be trusted, by our veterans or anyone else," it said.
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Clinton's email troubles prove she should not be trusted with the briefings.
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But that assumes these lists should be trusted in the first place.
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Clinton said her opponent could not be trusted with a nuclear arsenal.
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Moreover, a system, that is compromised cannot be trusted in decision-making.
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They could be trusted to treat minority voters fairly on their own.
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Thus, by definition, nothing that questions the tribal narrative can be trusted.
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They should be trusted users who you know won't abuse their privileges.
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After he came back to the mountains he could not be trusted.
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The latter, in fact, can't really be trusted to preserve America's goodness.
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Still, many have questioned how much official government channels can be trusted.
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Labor couldn't be trusted precisely because it wanted to shake things up.
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Democratic leaders pointed out the Republicans' flattery was not to be trusted.
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For what happens there will answer the question: Can China be trusted?
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"It was very difficult to be trusted as it was," he said.
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It is a state of affairs that is not to be trusted.
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Is this elected official, reality-show participant, Facebook friend to be trusted?
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They both lie to the point nothing they say can be trusted.
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The Defense Intelligence Agency warned that Libi's information could not be trusted.
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Furthermore, any information delivered in air quotes is not to be trusted.
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You don&apost need to have one thought like Putin cannot be trusted.
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The buyer sought reassurance that Global Plywood's suppliers in Peru could be trusted.
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He also befriended Daniel the weird Canadian, so he obviously can't be trusted.
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Ned is Lyanna's sister and can be trusted with her and her baby.
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That includes users who have already concluded it can no longer be trusted.
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But this raises questions about whether data gathered this way can be trusted.
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More than 200 years of experience proves the Electoral College can be trusted.
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Trump has just demonstrated that he can't be trusted to do that reliably.
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They want to be a major player and they want to be trusted.
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Now apparently the Senate can't even be trusted to hold a committee hearing.
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All the while, though, the show reminds us that Mie cannot be trusted.
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But if you've been paying attention, you know that Winter can't be trusted.
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Trump's tweets expressed skepticism, with the president charging that China can't be trusted.
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The public consensus is that politicians are self-serving, not to be trusted.
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Go deeper: Jared Kushner: "I'm not here to be trusted" by Palestinian leaders
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Can the Greek government be trusted to actually do what they are promising?
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Can you be trusted with such responsibility when you can't run a home?
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To many voters, right and left are mirror images that cannot be trusted.
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If Ladbrokes is to be trusted, the field this year is wide open.
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Americans should reconsider whether the GOP can be trusted in the U.S. Senate.
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If experts can't be trusted, then how do we know whom to trust?
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That way, everyone would know for certain if the outcome could be trusted.
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At worst many voters think she is a crook who cannot be trusted.
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Democrats said Trump could not be trusted; Republicans said Clinton mishandled classified material.
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Fundamentally, people need to be trusted and believe that they can achieve things.
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Surely the polls she tracked anxiously were not to be trusted, she said.
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I know very well that the Chinese Communist Party can never be trusted.
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Someone must make those decisions, and Trump's appointees are unlikely to be trusted.
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Duterte himself has said that he can't be trusted for what he says.
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She then wonders if he can be trusted (you can trust Jon Snow!).
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In order for an election system to be trusted, it must be verifiable.
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A majority of voters also think Clinton can't be trusted with classified information.
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Maybe you're not to be trusted and I need to find someone else.
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Can the military and the courts be trusted as impartial and objective institutions?
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How on earth can CBP's culture be trusted to care for refugees humanely?
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Places that ban wild camping seem to believe that travelers cannot be trusted.
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Does this mean meaningful antitrust can't be trusted as long as he's president?
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Those who lack humor are without judgment and should be trusted with nothing.
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For instance, 61 percent said the president can be trusted on the coronavirus.
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In order to be trusted, people need to know what you stand for.
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"The Taliban cannot be trusted to be a reliable counterterrorism force," Graham said.
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He highlighted inconsistencies in their testimonies as proof they could not be trusted.
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That gave ammunition for Mr. Trump's claims that the F.B.I. cannot be trusted.
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Wow, who would have thought such a stand-up guy couldn't be trusted?
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You only have to remember this: These people are not to be trusted.
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Can the President be trusted to handle the role of commander-in-chief?
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If this one goes wrong, we will never be trusted to cast again.
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We are asking for our voices to be heard and to be trusted.
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Whether Kaspersky can be trusted is often raised in Senate Intelligence Committee meetings.
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Presuming Schultz would play the spoiler presumes voters can't be trusted with options.
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But some investors wonder if this move can be trusted, writes Michael Santoli.
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It would likely prove Trump's point: party systems are rigged and can't be trusted.
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But surely, people might think, our financial institutions can be trusted with our information.
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A person in an Aloha shirt can be trusted on a number of topics.
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The United States government cannot be trusted so long as Donald Trump runs it.
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I interpreted this as evidence that he could not be trusted to be prudent.
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Only 18 percent of high school seniors say that most people can be trusted.
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Labour politicians claim that they can be trusted more with housing than the Conservatives.
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There is no way, no how, that government should be trusted in this regard.
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Trump, the activists wrote in the letter, can't be trusted to defend unborn children.
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They are saying to themselves that this person cannot be trusted with sensitive information.
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For Trump, the political system was corrupt and the establishment could not be trusted.
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China's behaviour has amply demonstrated that the party's pledges are not to be trusted.
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Additionally, people are likely to be concerned whether LifeLock's claims can be trusted here.
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Because, as Facebook has already shown, it cannot be trusted to disclose it otherwise.
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"Their source of information is not to be trusted," Yarrington's attorney told the newspaper.
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They are the buffoons of the story, not to be trusted nor granted dignity.
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Some called Wells Fargo executives "frauds" and said the bank could not be trusted.
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There's something not to be trusted about a guy with dainty, soft, feminine hands.
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Lest you were in any doubt, Jane Davis is definitely not to be trusted.
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Businesses can't plan effectively when they don't know who or what can be trusted.
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As in previous cases, others warned that Mr. Trump's promises should not be trusted.
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They have "open-ended lifespans," and immortality, as ever, is not to be trusted.
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Self-described moderates were evenly split, 2023-50, on whether polls should be trusted.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter have shown that they cannot be trusted to regulate themselves.
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Still, it has become clear that Wansink's work is not to be trusted either.
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Clinton as a leader who could be trusted to carry on Mr. Obama's legacy.
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And her testimony is interesting, even if it — and this movie — cannot be trusted.
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They determine whether an unknown new user should default to be trusted or not.
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They must be trusted not to leak it or misuse it in any way.
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L.B.J. successfully characterized him as someone who couldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes.
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That was despite President Trump's repeated insistence that anonymous sources should not be trusted.
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She writes: Bernie routinely portrayed me as a corrupt corporatist who couldn't be trusted.
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And he believes recent scandals show Facebook shouldn't be trusted to protect people's privacy.
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But if they were, it's unlikely they would be trusted by those in Lesvos.
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But Albany cannot be trusted to police itself, and voter apathy needs to end.
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Even the cameras on our computers cannot be trusted not to spy on us.
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The issue was whether the majority leader could be trusted to keep his word.
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We better elect the candidate who's proven she can be trusted with the job.
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Could someone in that situation, exhausted and emaciated, be trusted to make sound choices?
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But critics called it unverifiable and argued that the Russians could not be trusted.
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The Brussels machinery could once be trusted to dampen fervour for such industrial policy.
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Rather, Sekulow claims that the reports of the manuscript can't be trusted at all.
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But people have to think, first, that you're a partner who can be trusted.
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"Donald Trump can't be trusted with common sense," the Cruz spot's narrator then says.
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Rosenstein seems to know that President Trump cannot be trusted to handle sensitive information.
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The 2-year-old can't be trusted with anything, but the 4-year-old?
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Judge Gergel said the federal Bureau of Prisons could be trusted to protect him.
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For Clinton, 68, it was an opportunity to reassure voters she could be trusted.
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If you disagree, well, you just want things too badly to ever be trusted.
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But that all hangs on her ability to prove that she can be trusted.
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For a while, it isn't at all clear how much Gómez can be trusted.
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And perhaps most importantly: Can the Trump administration be trusted to keep it going?
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Those guys could basically be trusted to hew to conservative orthodoxy across the board.
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And it has demonstrated that it can't be trusted to keep that data to itself.
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As a member of the disloyal opposition, they have shown they should not be trusted.
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Sadly, one of her caretakers was not to be trusted and took advantage of her.
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Well, the problem is that Airbnb is used by humans and humans cannot be trusted.
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Melissa Bumstead, another activist, said the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) can't be trusted.
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Luna is further proof that all black cats should be trusted and worshipped, not condemned.
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Mr Trump cannot be trusted with the levers of America's awesome power untutored and unrestrained.
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Mr. Modi quickly won a reputation as someone who could be trusted, say diamond traders.
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We already knew that the carriers, like many large companies, simply could not be trusted.
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Both Prairie and Annemie are recovering from trauma and, as a result, cannot be trusted.
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Can documents made by an agency that was out to get King really be trusted?
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In that context, a kicker who can't be trusted from within 40 yards is unacceptable.
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Mr. Cruz, he said, can't be trusted — he was either lying then or lying now.
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Women are too emotional to be trusted with the highest office in the free world.
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The memo does a poor job of explaining why Mr Steele should not be trusted.
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"Wells Fargo, you cannot be trusted!" one unidentified woman said before being asked to leave.
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Donald Trump and his Attorney General cannot be trusted to summarize or excerpt it accurately.
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I have learned a painful lesson in this investigation – our own government cannot be trusted.
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Mark Ruffalo has proven time and time again he can't be trusted with Avengers spoilers.
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Schiff — suggested that Nunes could no longer be trusted to fairly investigate the White House.
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Asked whether the government can now be trusted, Meirelles gave a cautious vote of confidence.
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But it can be difficult for teens to determine which online sources can be trusted.
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FOR centuries liberals have argued that people should be trusted to make their own decisions.
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For now, though, it seems customers think both companies can be trusted with their data.
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" "This move shows President Trump cannot be trusted to defend the rights of LGBT Americans.
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It's positive news that a strong majority of these Americans knows Trump can't be trusted.
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We know them, and know they can be trusted to do exactly and only that.
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For ordinary Somalis, the terrorists and the military were both menaces, not to be trusted.
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Quilty ended up in forced solitude, because he couldn't be trusted around other caged cats.
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If an investment bank like Lehman could default, could any financial firm really be trusted?
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Netanyahu claimed the documents showed Iran could not be trusted now or in the future.
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Know this: North Korea has never, ever kept its word and can't be trusted. Period.
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When Nawaz was released from prison, he heard that Khan could no longer be trusted.
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He's a demagogue's demagogue and he shouldn't be trusted with the responsibilities of the office.
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They helped to break the world, and thus can't be trusted to help fix it.
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Democrats expressed their concern that Trump is too "unstable" to be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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A judge can be trusted not to leak far better than FBI agents or prosecutors.
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Lesson learned: Involving tribal or religious leaders can show that health workers can be trusted.
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The Iranian regime cannot be trusted, and appeasement was never a practical or realistic solution.
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Passion is important, but don't bet on someone who is manipulative or can't be trusted.
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Republicans labeled him as partisan and not be trusted, and said his account vindicated Trump.
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And can those who take it still be trusted to rein in the industry's excesses?
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We don't know why they work, so we don't know if they can be trusted.
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As poll after poll signals a Democratic edge, many wonder if they can be trusted.
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One obvious implication of this view is that only one's own tribe can be trusted.
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The federations' goal is to market and promote their sports, so they can't be trusted.
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Based on our investigation, it's clear that the church cannot be trusted to police itself.
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He was eventually convinced that Netanyahu couldn't be trusted to step down after six months.
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How could a claim be trusted, the thinking went, if it hadn't been rigorously tested?
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The congressmen also say that the states cannot be trusted to administer the new programs.
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Added to this rationale would be the argument that this White House cannot be trusted.
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The patronage hires cannot be trusted to choose public good over benefits to the party.
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But can a machine ever be trusted to decide whether to kill a human being?
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Most liberal activists see him as a dealmaker not to be trusted with progressive priorities.
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"I don't think anything coming from the White House can be trusted," Ms. Alulema said.
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They could tell by his face: He was too good-looking; he couldn't be trusted.
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"The Americans can not be trusted for any kind of negotiation or agreement," he added.
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And even when weathercasters get a forecast wrong, they tend to be trusted, familiar faces.
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He contended the former secretary of state has changed her views too often to be trusted.
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To sell a compromise to your base, it's important to be trusted heading into the negotiation.
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If its records are to be trusted, this year's event was the 20th in its history.
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This is a story that makes clear nothing the current White House says can be trusted.
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Most people consider the mainstream media a bunch of biased hacks who aren't to be trusted.
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Despite Zoey's protests that she learned her lesson, Dre decides that she simply can't be trusted.
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And if he doesn't understand the threat, how can he be trusted to defend against it?
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For that, we need reliable figures from the Treasury and a Chancellor who can be trusted.
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I can't be trusted to look after them, but we have about 10 in every room.
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But there were even larger concerns about Facebook track record and whether it could be trusted.
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Some Democrats have complained that presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump cannot be trusted with secret information.
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Opponents of both candidates have claimed neither Trump nor Clinton should be trusted with sensitive information.
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On Thursday, Obama questioned whether the billionaire can be trusted with his finger on the button.
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They decide that despite his "nice hair," Trudeau was too inexperienced to be trusted with power.
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Kemp's opponents argue that the pending applications prove he cannot be trusted to oversee the election.
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But no one could recommend it because Facebook has clearly demonstrated that it can't be trusted.
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Tobacco control activists say companies like Philip Morris cannot be trusted to make reduced-risk claims.
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It may be lovely to listen to for constituencies, but it's not really to be trusted.
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The event probably won't change the opinions of anyone who already believes Facebook shouldn't be trusted.
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"Ted Cruz -- the worst kind of Washington insider, who just can't be trusted," the spot concludes.
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The Saudis also have learned Russia can't always be trusted when it comes to defense technology.
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Most importantly, it needs to be rooted in local constituents and it needs to be trusted.
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He said his siblings were combative and could "not be trusted," reports local TV station KCRG.
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These people are mad and cannot be trusted (my apologies to the entire Verge science team).
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The meeting ran as long as 30 minutes if the presidential diaries are to be trusted.
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If he can be trusted to safeguard the values of all and not a privileged few.
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The company has done nothing but demonstrate that it cannot be trusted with global financial transactions.
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The man cannot be trusted to write a tweet but we are giving him nuclear codes.
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Why should a woman with no agency over her reproductive decisions be trusted with sexual autonomy?
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Many suggested the show's creators, who are white, cannot be trusted to handle racially-charged material.
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Analysts say Neumann is surrounded by red flags, and one said he clearly shouldn't be trusted.
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But today, they can no longer be trusted, even when Trump is not on the ballot.
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The questions are numerous, and the answers contentious: Can a machine be trusted with lethal force?
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At one rally he questioned whether the current prime minister could be trusted with national security.
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But there is more Kavanaugh testimony that casts significant doubt on whether he can be trusted.
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"If there's one thing we have learned from our investigation, it's that Takata can't be trusted."
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"His intelligence and his guile are a clear indication that he can't be trusted," Garaufis said.
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First: Mr. Puzder, can a wage thief be trusted to protect workers from other wage thieves?
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If you're a Republican who criticizes the president, you're a Never Trumper who can't be trusted.
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Nothing in this book can be trusted, not even Toby's claims that his brain is untrustworthy.
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Even after the horrors of World War II, most Americans said that people can be trusted.
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Think, for example, about the international consequences of a U.S. president whose word can't be trusted.
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So how can they be trusted, he asked, to cover the trial of a black man?
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Why would I be trusted to be a good mother if I'd been a deceptive partner?
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Adam Schiff has a response: he simply can't be trusted to stay in office any longer.
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The White House dismissed Parnas's allegations, describing him as an indicted figure not to be trusted.
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Warnings to cut sugar, the study argued, are based on weak evidence and cannot be trusted.
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Political appointees of Puerto Rico's Governor Ricardo Rossello, they argued, cannot be trusted to do so.
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How will this data be used in courts — and who can be trusted to interpret it?
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Without a fact to stand on, I knew this was not a man to be trusted.
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Many prominent evangelicals believed he could not be trusted, that he was posing for their vote.
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To force the issue was to assert that the people couldn't be trusted with political powers.
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" Another, Iayana Elie, explains, "People automatically assume that I'm two-faced or not to be trusted.
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There are widespread suspicions among CPAC attendees that Trump cannot be trusted to uphold conservative principles.
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If any one ceremony could encapsulate why the Recording Academy can't be trusted, it's this one.
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Simos Demetriades, a civil servant, worried that Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, could not be trusted.
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Donald Trump and his Attorney General cannot be trusted to summarize or excerpt it accurately. Sen.
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He could be viewed as an unreliable source who can't be trusted to tell the truth.
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Based on our investigation, it's clear that the church can not be trusted to police itself.
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His chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, has repeatedly said that the people should be trusted on Brexit.
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His chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, has repeatedly said that the people should be trusted on Brexit.
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Can tobacco companies really be trusted when they say they're selling a product safer than cigarettes?
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Trump also cannot be trusted, because he has repeatedly said one thing before doing the opposite.
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"Facebook cannot be trusted to regulate itself," tweeted Rhode Island Representative David Cicilline on Wednesday night.
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That's assuming, of course, that it's all hyperbole and can be trusted to stay that way.
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They knew he was good with money, and they knew he could be trusted with theirs.
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And you're more likely to be trusted by the elderly and the gentry with one on.
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GOP critics, meanwhile, say it's another sign that Sinema — and the framing she's used — can't be trusted.
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When he confesses to wire-tapping her phone, something clicks in Rachel's brain: Coleman can't be trusted.
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Whether or not McCarty can be trusted, her claims were enough to force me to hit pause.
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Very, very dumb humans, who should probably not be trusted with any kind of serious responsibilities.[CNN]
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Atheists were out—they could not be trusted—as was anyone whose faith threatened the social order.
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Though Jaime is not on her kill list, he's a Lannister, and therefore not to be trusted.
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Unfortunately, we've seen time and again that tech demos are not to be trusted in the slightest.
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D'Amico claimed that Bobbitt has a drug problem and that he couldn't be trusted with the money.
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"The defendant cannot be trusted to appear in court," Assistant U.S. Attorney Elisha Kobre said in court.
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An unsettling feature from the Guardian shows that algorithms are terrifying and are not to be trusted.
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In exchange for more oversight, aggregators can be trusted with a broad scope of data, Boms said.
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Demirkapi researched the players who wanted to make a purchase to be sure they could be trusted.
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"The Trump administration has proven again and again that it is not to be trusted," she said.
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A party soundtrack is an important responsibility and one some people simply can't be trusted to handle.
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If elections results can't be trusted, he said, that would strike at the core of American democracy.
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American officials say that the pipelines damage Europe's "energy independence" and that Russia should not be trusted.
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I shouldn't be trusted with an answer to this conundrum; I am compromised by my own contradictions.
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"I think they need to change the word 'trustee,' because they can't be trusted," the sheriff said.
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It raises too many questions about whether Rosselló's administration can be trusted to spend federal aid appropriately.
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Seventy percent of liberal Democrats said that scientists can be trusted, along with 45% of moderate Democrats.
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Any bearer of bad news for the tribe is against the tribe and thus can't be trusted.
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More broadly, though, it raises questions about whether the Trump administration can be trusted with vital information.
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This assumes that national courts can be trusted to issue impartial verdicts—and governments, to respect them.
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But consider that in the era of deepfakes, even seemingly sound video evidence can't really be trusted.
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There's a way that it feels really special and privileged to be trusted with someone's physical vulnerability.
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Hell, who could be trusted to hold on to that much ether and actually give it back?
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"He has created a situation where he is a guy who can be trusted" late in games.
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"The actions of the US regarding the implementation show that the US can't be trusted," Rouhani said.
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But all of those findings are fairly weak and provisional—not to be trusted at face value.
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I was just trying to do anything to make him seem like someone who couldn't be trusted.
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These custody changes shape children's sense of whether the world is safe and people can be trusted.
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But despite strong gains, traders say that the latest emerging market bounce is not to be trusted.
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Kanye West thinks Bill Cosby is getting railroaded ... if Kanye's Twitter feed can be trusted, that is.
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S. Lewis, That Hideous Strength An autobiography is only to be trusted when it reveals something disgraceful.
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Some Democrats have argued the billionaire mogul can't be trusted with state secrets and could leak them.
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It's a message to his loyalists to say these people are unbelievers and not to be trusted.
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Although Labour's manifesto matches these commitments, critics have questioned whether the party can be trusted on defense.
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And in the process, it now appears even the watchdogs of the Fourth Estate can't be trusted.
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Democrats are fearful of a 28503 repeat, while Republicans are warning that midterm polls can't be trusted.
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Today, shouldn't they ask whether Kavanaugh can be trusted to uphold a woman's constitutional right to choose?
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The company can't be trusted with the power it has; no reasonable regulator should give it more.
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The entire news media was lying — only our dear leader could be trusted to tell the truth.
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The West is really debating whether China can be trusted as a pillar of high-tech globalisation.
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For its part, China Inc needs to get serious about demonstrating that it can be trusted abroad.
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He said that they were more evidence that Mr. Trump could not be trusted on the issue.
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The rule assumes that consumers can't be trusted to decide for themselves when loans are too costly.
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Is he so sociopathic that he can't be trusted to follow, let alone faithfully execute, the law?
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"People are very sensitive about sexual health and want to know you can be trusted," she says.
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Republican leaders have proved they can't be trusted to take anything other than narrow self-interest seriously.
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Also, not all of the DNA tests on the market can be trusted to get everything right.
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But the Pyongyang official deemed that only Mr. Kushner could be trusted to reach the president's ear.
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Can anyone representing the United States on the world stage be trusted to uphold a single commitment?
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When good economic numbers were released under President Barack Obama, he said they could not be trusted.
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And she painted Donald Trump as a dangerous loose cannon who couldn't be trusted with nuclear codes.
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"Few nations should be trusted less than Saudi Arabia," Mr. Paul said in a statement on Thursday.
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"GEDmatch can no longer be trusted," wrote Judy Russell, who blogs under the name The Legal Genealogist.
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It's building labs and hiring experts, Reuters reports, to demonstrate that its network equipment can be trusted.
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The crux issue, it seemed, was whether the majority leader could be trusted to keep his word.
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Republicans, including Mr. Trump's lawyers, have insisted Mr. Cohen is a liar whose statements cannot be trusted.
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If you can't be trusted with a high limit, you should stick with your student credit card.
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At times, Trump's aides seem to treat him like he can't be trusted to run the country.
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Reports cast him as someone who cannot be trusted to perform the core duties of his office.
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Khamenei was always skeptical of the nuclear agreement, arguing that the United States could not be trusted.
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His distortions, lies and frequent reversals have led many to believe he is not to be trusted.
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Defense lawyers said they would argue the cooperators have an incentive to lie and cannot be trusted.
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This is why we need net neutrality: wireless carriers can't be trusted to do the right thing.
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If Buffalo couldn't be trusted with such an important task, how can it handle major championship trophies?
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The subject matter appeared to be, if their postures were to be trusted, of the utmost importance.
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Asked about this, Johnson said the whistleblower cannot be trusted because they were not a firsthand witness.
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Many are questioning whether he can be trusted to connect with women on the issues we face.
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Women, they said, were too weak and helpless to be trusted with the power of the vote.
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How can America be trusted to keep its word when we betray one of our close partners?
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Yet that fact—that truth—raises an uncomfortable question: Can the public be trusted to behave responsibly?
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Mr. Morrison said the vote showed that the Labor Party could not be trusted with Australia's security.
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They add that voters can be trusted to vote sensibly even after glancing at a political message.
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So he had accepted a response that he must have known deep down could not be trusted.
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This person had decided that I was public enemy No. 1 and was not to be trusted.
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It spent a lot of F8 trying to convince people that, yes, Facebook can be trusted again.
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But its message is clear: In a world where hypocrisy holds sway, only angry outsiders can be trusted.
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But surely, someone attending an ice festival in the middle of February could be trusted to bundle up?
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That's when Carol takes his pager because he "can't be trusted" not to keep messing up her mission.
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Facebook seems eager to convince governments that, despite piles of evidence to the contrary, it can be trusted.
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But Pence can probably be trusted more with the nuclear codes so hey, one battle at a time.
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In order to "preserve calm in society" only information released by their office should be trusted, it said.
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Because of the lack of oversight, no one in the space can be trusted — not even James Altucher.
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But either way, the situation leaves America in the lurch, led by a president who can't be trusted.
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This means religiosity becomes a shorthand for how broken disciples are, and how little they can be trusted.
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Superheroes — or costumed vigilantes — are still around in Lindelof's tale, and it's clear they aren't to be trusted.
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Why, the congresswoman wondered, should a firm like that be trusted with something as important as a currency?
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Liberals responded that the right was dangerous and could not be trusted with the responsibility of nuclear weapons.
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Examples like these are exactly why we recently asked: Can Apple can be trusted with the App Store?
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And some suggested that because of Warren's past, she couldn't be trusted (a claim Warren, of course, rejects).
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As those activities demonstrate, it is not one that scientists can be trusted to deal with by themselves.
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With less than a month until the Iowa caucuses, the polls were not to be trusted, members said.
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Abandoning key partners like the SDF is short-sighted and sends a message that America cannot be trusted.
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The sense that China and its companies are not to be trusted is spreading on Capitol Hill, too.
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Brussels also frets that London cannot be trusted to respect the privacy of EU citizens' data after Brexit.
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Italian populists' call to do away with budgetary restraint only deepens Germany's belief that Italy cannot be trusted.
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We're no longer that group in America that is apart from the partisans, and that can be trusted.
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Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani said the coup was the best historical lesson that Americans cannot be trusted.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, say big corporations — especially fossil-fuel producers — can't be trusted.
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The political class cannot be trusted to make those decisions based on anything other than political considerations, period.
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The standard explanation is that the Chinese market is dominated by retail traders and they cannot be trusted.
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Another specific prejudice about people with bipolar disorder is that they can't be trusted—that they're manipulative liars.
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If election results can't be trusted, then the legitimacy of the representative system itself is called into question.
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One thing that everyone should remember is that Deadpool loves causing trouble and he can't really be trusted.
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Deny everything One is to outright deny Cohen's story and label him a liar who cannot be trusted.
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People are not to be trusted, and self-reporting is inaccurate to the point of nearly being useless.
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All eyes on Mueller Democrats no longer believe — if they ever did — that Barr's word can be trusted.
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As far as many in the public are concerned, Silicon Valley can't and shouldn't be trusted with data.
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Poor-quality photos and cluttered, unprofessional-looking design are huge red flags that the site can't be trusted.
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Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) as an extremist who couldn't be trusted to judiciously oversee the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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Their dismay over her handling of her email supposedly demonstrates that she cannot be trusted with national security.
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They wanted the campaign to focus on May and a clear message that only she could be trusted.
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The ad affirmed the concern of many that Goldwater's judgment could not be trusted with the nuclear codes.
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In the eyes of moderate Democrats, Pelosi cannot be trusted to resist the pressure coming from her caucus.
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Mr. Trump's critics wonder whether a man with such a violent temper can be trusted with the presidency.
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And Tehran believes Washington cannot be trusted after the tearing up of so many international agreements and treaties.
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What is your knowledge and therefore your judgment to be trusted because you know what you're talking about?
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The President of the United States is telling people that their eyes and ears aren't to be trusted.
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Mr. Obama would do the country a service by proposing a protocol for surveillance that could be trusted.
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All this uncertainty has provoked a question: Is fMRI actually a faulty tool that should not be trusted?
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And, with all these Pruitt platitudes obscuring the facts, one thing is certain — his words can't be trusted.
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At a campaign event Monday, Clinton questioned Trump's temperament and said he shouldn't be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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The already tall tale grew loftier over the centuries, and few of the tellers are to be trusted.
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He said he requested cash because drivers who had defaulted could not be trusted to write good checks.
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One student said Ms. Le Pen's post could be trusted because her account had been verified by Twitter.
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I find it endlessly fascinating and amusing and also quite touching to be trusted with your messy lives.
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"Tokyo can be trusted to be the safe pair of hands and much more," he told IOC members.
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They're holding the case with Meng up as a prime example of why the company can't be trusted.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is expected to tell all in court, but many say his word can't be trusted.
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In their version, no one — and I mean no one — is to be trusted as a reliable witness.
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In this permutation, you may be deemed a too-cute-to-be-trusted Vulpix or a sleepy Snorlax.
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They understood that power must be entrusted to someone but that no one could be trusted with power.
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His most resonant reason, however, was that Google employees could no longer be trusted to keep matters confidential.
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" Mr. Sneider added the problem is that "Trump cannot be trusted but they can't say that in public.
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For one thing, she's drunk throughout most of the story, so her memories are not to be trusted.
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Why Congress wasn't briefed Vice President Mike Pence said lawmakers couldn't be trusted with the most sensitive information.
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All of a sudden, along with the rest of the internet, Rotten Tomatoes was not to be trusted.
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Critics say that Amazon, much like Google and Facebook, has grown too large and powerful to be trusted.
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And, of course, after more than 15,000 lies, nothing our leader and his minions say can be trusted.
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As 2016 proved beyond a reasonable doubt, no sport can be trusted to police itself in this domain.
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The Clinton campaign would like to paint Trump as someone who cannot be trusted to command nuclear weapons.
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So if surveys can't be trusted to reliably anticipate social media sentiment, how can companies predict such backlashes?
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Each hints at a dark truth: Particularly in matters of love, perhaps none of us can be trusted.
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Following Durbin's reasoning, a Catholic judge who takes their faith seriously cannot be trusted to follow the law.
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State sponsors of terror like Iran, which lead "death to America" chants in their countries, cannot be trusted.
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Humans (and businesses) simply can't be trusted to protect their own privacy with uncrackable security and decent passwords.
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What's clear is this: He has done nothing to reassure voters that he can or should be trusted.
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He's among a growing number of former extremists now free and hoping to prove they can be trusted.
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Monuments Should Not Be Trusted continues at Nottingham Contemporary (Weekday Cross, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County, UK) through March 4.
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The process is meant to weed out people who cannot be trusted with classified or sensitive government information.
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Manafort's assertion that the FBI statistics were not to be trusted didn't make much of a difference either.
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Can we be trusted to be in balance with Mars if we refuse to be in balance with Earth?
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If I were looking for common threads running between them, they would be trusted palates and fail-proof recipes.
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Martin Luther King from the Oval Office, the White House jumped to claim that reporters could not be trusted.
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Only a show as madcap and exciting as Crazy Ex-Girlfriend could be trusted to pull them all off.
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One tenet holds that you must rely on others while the other decrees that people aren't to be trusted.
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After confirming with his aunt that the man could be trusted, Majid agreed to help the gay men escape.
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Wherever the content comes from, students' work usually needs to be validated properly for a credential to be trusted.
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" "Our campaign is powered by everyday people who know that Lindsey Graham doesn't represent them and can't be trusted.
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He said there had been no evidence that lenders could be trusted to regulate themselves and offer affordable credit.
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According to Pew Research, just 19 percent say most people can be trusted, compared with 40 percent of boomers.
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" "We should be trusted to elect our own head of state who acts as our ambassador around the world.
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Women were almost exclusively portrayed as temptresses who could not control their sexuality and therefore could not be trusted.
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Another thing to note: We at Gizmodo (mostly me) are not to be trusted when it comes to food.
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Turkish schools may indeed underperform, but in Mr Erdogan's eyes only they can be trusted to raise genuine patriots.
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And then they will preside over the false flag they've staged and claim that they can only be trusted.
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Lemon might not know how to take care of herself, but like all good managers she can be trusted.
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Should a firm that has shown a cavalier attitude towards users' data be trusted to deal with their money?
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While the circumstances around the picture remain a mystery, one thing is certain: this sky bandit cannot be trusted.
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" Those who responded then received a canned reply: "Anyone who can function without caffeine or alcohol can't be trusted.
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The question of how far Trump could be trusted were central to a riveting day of political drama Tuesday.
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Facebook has spent the last two years trying to convince everyone that it can be trusted with people's data.
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Carrie happily reports that she "calmed the herd," but David isn't so sure that the community can be trusted.
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If the last year has taught us anything, it's that nobody should ever be trusted to vote for anything.
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To him, it may as well be Danielle Staub on Real Housewives of New Jersey: not to be trusted.
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The "smoking gun" tapes offered vivid proof to the nation that Nixon could not be trusted at his word.
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More importantly, however, it is another demonstration that DTN can be trusted as the core of an interplanetary internet.
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For years the US government has warned the world that Chinese telecom giant Huawei is not to be trusted.
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Now GiveDirectly is putting that conclusion — that the poor cannot be trusted — to the test in a big way.
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The FBI and Justice Department should investigate the Clinton-Russia connection, but given their record, can they be trusted?
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The acting prosecutor general now is Yuriy Sevruk, a crony who can be trusted to continue Mr. Shokin's practices.
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"I think, really, the highlight from yesterday is more of the reality that he can't be trusted," Hice said.
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In the Chicago School's telling, mergers are good, enforcement is bad, and antitrust action is not to be trusted.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the embattled Labour leader, says the Tories cannot be trusted with any negotiations with the European Union.
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He repeatedly stated that the United States cannot be trusted, and he agreed to the deal with great reluctance.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) said the email scandal is evidence that Clinton cannot be trusted to be president.
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Kavanaugh can be trusted to continue to protect this fundamental right as a justice on the nation's highest court.
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" Banks told me that Kimber was not to be trusted, because he was his opponent in a legal "scrap.
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"We don't need men because they can't be trusted," said Akello, the group chair, to laughter from her friends.
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But a president who can't be trusted to keep silent to avoid stoking a possible war is not funny.
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There is this idea that black people are not to be trusted, that black people are criminals, thieves, deviant.
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"Congress ... [doesn't] understand the issues well enough to be trusted by the American people to address them," said Knight.
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While the dumbo octopus is only eight inches tall, anything that eats primarily jellyfish is not to be trusted.
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Some Republicans have seized on Cohen's past false statements to suggest that he can't be trusted, even under oath.
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Puzder simply cannot be trusted to enforce a law his own Carl's Jr. and Hardee's restaurants habitually violate. 6900.
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The Catalan authorities could not be trusted to spend the money on public services rather than the planned Oct.
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Soon, the leader's paranoia got the best of him, and very few of his chosen colleagues could be trusted.
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I want to empower individuals and their families and their communities to be trusted to make the best decisions.
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Kim Jong-il is of course a dictator, chief propagandist of North Korea—he cannot be trusted at all.
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Startups that adopt agile data governance, however, will be trusted the most, and the time to act is now.
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As we seek synergies and swoon over small talk, relationships can move a little too swiftly to be trusted.
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My story illustrates only too well that none of us can be trusted always to do what is right.
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Iranian officials have shown no interest in coming to the table thus far, arguing the U.S. can't be trusted.
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Trump is proving that our hard-liners were right all these years, to say that America cannot be trusted.
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You told them the truth: that he was excellent at one thing and not to be trusted with another.
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But at least on one point, many within the alt-right agree: Jason Kessler is not to be trusted.
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Any company that allows a teenager to dictate their advertising policy probably can't be trusted to make good products.
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Murphy, whose home city of Orlando includes Disney World, pressed Pence on which source of information should be trusted.
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He ran new, tough ads, warning voters that Joe Biden couldn't be trusted with their jobs or Social Security.
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That's why many of these data sources can no longer be trusted or at least need to be retrained.
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According to this view, governing institutions cannot be trusted, which is why governing should be left to the market.
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Gambia has said Myanmar cannot be trusted to bring alleged military perpetrators of crimes against the Rohingya to justice.
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Structured like a thriller where no one can be trusted, the tense adaptation doesn't sanitize the book's cruelty either.
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Other prosecutors in the United States slammed the Catholic Church, saying it should not be trusted to police itself.
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Kudlow, a deficit hawk, attacked the Congressional Budget Office, Congress' green eyeshades, saying the scorekeepers should never be trusted.
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Some suggested that Congress can&apost be trusted not to leak sensitive information about the operation to the public.
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A separate Trump campaign statement warned that Sanders "can't be trusted to defend American lives" as commander in chief.
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"In order to be trusted, people need to know what you stand for," Zuckerberg said later in his remarks.
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Some believed that the Obama-Netanyahu relationship had grown so toxic that the Israeli prime minister couldn't be trusted.
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He doesn't think French identity is in danger, that Islamization threatens French culture or that technology can't be trusted.
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That should have everyone in the music business asking one question, one critic says: Can the Grammys be trusted?
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Nick gives her comforting words, but can he really be trusted, even when considering it's his baby she carries?
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They also refute warnings by Republican governors in Maine and North Carolina that election results could not be trusted.
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The goal: to fuel a narrative that the incoming president, and the Republicans who support him, cannot be trusted.
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But the senators are mainly concerned the industry cannot be trusted to reduce methane even with profits at stake.
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Last week, the department filed a reply that said that FedLoan's responses to borrowers' certification forms cannot be trusted.
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It also frees up the manager if the team can be trusted to perform without heavy supervision, he explains.
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Since then, the company has tried to convince users that it could still be trusted with their personal data.
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He has owned a few rescues with traumatic pasts who he says couldn't always be trusted to play nice.
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Courts cannot become fact-checkers and governments cannot be trusted to become arbiters of the truth through police powers.
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"They know they are sacrificing their credibility going forward and that they will never be trusted again," Jackson said.
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A journalist who claims to know your prayers is also, apparently, a mind reader and should not be trusted.
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Some progressives, wary of his big-tent approach, are skeptical that he can be trusted as an unswerving ally.
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"Putin is privy to what the two discussed — why can't senior administration officials be trusted and looped in too?"
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Everyone agrees that law enforcement officials ought to be trusted (and trustworthy) to apprehend people who violate the law.
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They can rely on their fans to assume they can be trusted, without having to really earn that trust.
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" He told MUNCHIES, "Instead, we want to make a public, community-driven blockchain where the information can be trusted.
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If the administration shows it can't be trusted to be honest on basic matters, serious, continuous oversight is necessary.
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So, I know they can&apost be trusted, but is there really any way to make sure they follow through?
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It's just gotten another opportunity to remind America that someone who merely wants to flee persecution should not be trusted.
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Tools produced by these companies and several others use official code-signing APIs to confirm that code can be trusted.
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Because I wouldn't "pick a side," my sexual identity was always in flux to them and not to be trusted.
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If these trailers and the early test screening scores are to be trusted, it's going to be really fucking wild.
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Credentials require just the right amount of friction: enough to be trusted, not so much as to block career transitions.
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But that's not very practical and nor is it right to say that all Chinese online services cannot be trusted.
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Instead, Mr. Comey said, from the very first moments of their relationship, he believed Mr. Trump could not be trusted.
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But as the police employ new tactics, that paranoia about who can be trusted has also spawned its own backlash.
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Although mid-way through viewers might feel that nothing and no one can be trusted, this is not quite true.
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If we learned anything by watching this season of Bachelor In Paradise it was that Dean Unglert cannot be trusted.
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We have seen time and again that, after a certain point, the government may not be trusted with unchecked power.
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The head of the EU executive said on Tuesday that U.S. President Donald Trump could be trusted on EU-U.
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But the U.S. has apparently failed to make a strong enough case to its partners that Huawei can't be trusted.
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"It confirmed my biggest fear about marriage: It's not to be trusted," she tells Celeste of her first big breakup.
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The result is a sense of creeping paranoia, a gradual realization that none of Jason Bourne's characters can be trusted.
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Not everyone is convinced that Google itself can be trusted to make ethical decisions about its own technology and business.
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"My friend Kerry said the YPG cannot be trusted," Cavusoglu said at a news conference during a visit to Tbilisi.
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That makes Priebus a target for some longtime Trump allies, who see him as an interloper who can't be trusted.
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Republican Representative Chris Smith asked whether Tehran ally Russia, which has taken Iran's enriched uranium, could be trusted with it.
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Many Democrats agreed Iran was not to be trusted, but argued Congress should come up with a more bipartisan proposal.
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If recent polling is to be trusted, she's now positioned to become the first female President of the United States.
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And, as she's always maintained, Gloria says there's only ONE group that should be trusted on such an important issue.
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In his life before the presidency, Trump the businessman sought those who could be trusted to put their boss first.
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They do not believe that an American government agency which operates in secret can be trusted to obey any rules.
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It's a problem that continues to baffle Hillary and her closest aides, if the Wikileaks emails are to be trusted.
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Not mainstream scientists, since at the center of the web is the assertion that mainstream scientists aren't to be trusted!
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Well before Sunday's fatal accident, industry executives had begun to confront questions about whether self-driving cars can be trusted.
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In her world, they wear their dirty deeds like badges of honor showing each other that they can't be trusted.
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Happer described the shift as normal, and went on to say that climate models were too sensitive to be trusted.
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General Wang's commentary offered a vitriolic psychoanalysis that suggested Ms. Tsai espoused abnormal values and was not to be trusted.
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For these people, everyday life is beset with great danger—and even close family and friends aren't to be trusted.
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In a poll in April, 68% opposed Turkish membership of the EU, and 79% said that Turkey "cannot be trusted".
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Those who have sex before marriage are immoral, top brass insist, and so cannot be trusted to defend the country.
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"I think [this rally is] to be trusted," Katie Stockton, founder of Fairlead Strategies, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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At the time, Abe accused the party of mismanaging the economy, warning that it could not be trusted with power.
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Young people are the most distrustful of all; only about 19 percent of millennials believe other people can be trusted.
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Finding the balance between a system that works and can be trusted has been a nearly 2000-year-long journey.
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But his past support for tax increases, universal healthcare and other liberal issues means, they say, he cannot be trusted.
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"You've just taught your kids that you cannot be trusted to mean what you say and your credibility is lost."
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Clinton's use of private email servers as secretary of state showed that she could not be trusted with classified material.
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Republicans and the White House have ripped into Cohen's credibility during the hearing, arguing what he says cannot be trusted.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton have each described the other as unfit to be trusted with classified information.
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In short, Judge Kavanaugh has demonstrated that he can be trusted to safeguard our First Amendment right to religious liberty.
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It's far from clear what will happen in November—who has not learned by now that polls cannot be trusted?
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The marketplace of ideas will have to be trusted in having truth and accuracy prevail over made-up and fake.
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So, should any one entity, let alone one that uses data for profit, be trusted with such a large responsibility?
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Democrats are skeptical of tying in comprehensive immigration reform, arguing the president can't be trusted to keep his word. Sen.
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Can the league be trusted to clearly differentiate between interference and an attempt to make a play on the ball?
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Given all the high-profile breaches of late, it's clear that many companies can't be trusted to house sensitive data.
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But Google is working hard to sell its reputation as a neutral party that can be trusted with the news.
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We might also consider whether governments, especially the ones we currently have, can be trusted to protect our personal data.
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Podesta's team originally found the phishing email suspicious and asked an IT staffer to evaluate if it should be trusted.
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As an opponent of the vote, he can't be trusted to be the chief law enforcement officer for voting rights.
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TEHRAN — Iran's leaders cannot stand the thought of talking to the United States and say President Trump cannot be trusted.
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In order to be trusted with the kind of journalism that's coming, I think there's other things journalists can do.
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Prominent Democrats questioned whether the real-estate mogul could be trusted with such sensitive information, given his apparently unpredictable temper.
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No adult can be trusted to protect children from the violence of other children (I mean … not exactly, but okay).
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As far back as the 1950s, a British tabloid questioned whether he should be trusted to drive the queen around.
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"The GOP leadership has wanted to show voters that the Republican Party can be trusted to control Congress," Binder says.
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The defense argued that Mr. Rechnitz could not be trusted on any matter, including the contents of the designer bag.
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And the usual refrain from politically ambitious "democratic socialists" that "this time we will get it right" cannot be trusted.
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And some investors believe coronavirus cases in the U.S. must show signs of peaking before any comeback could be trusted.
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Everyone involved in the production of a computer must be trusted, because any one of them can subvert the security.
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Schiff said Wednesday, hours ahead of Barr's two days of congressional hearings, that the attorney general could not be trusted.
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So far the government has shown it can't act in good faith on this issue, nor can it be trusted.
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Jealousy is not a primal impulse to be trusted because it feels so powerful; it is an emotion worth investigating.
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"Conor Lamb can't be trusted to keep drugs off our streets and our communities safe," said NRCC spokesman Matt Gorman.
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Bloomberg, however, sees legislatures as dithering, ineffective, and too obsessed with their next election to be trusted with complicated policymaking.
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G.B.T. record, Mark Green cannot be trusted to ensure all those who serve have the support they need and deserve.
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Navarro, for his part, was attacked internally as an out-of-touch hothead who couldn't be trusted with sensitive negotiations.
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But critics argue that a for-profit company like Facebook cannot be trusted to steward such an essential public system.
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In other words, even the guy who led the medical specialty society on addiction can't be trusted to prescribe appropriately.
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Supervising them until they can be trusted to use them safely on their own is a must, too, he added.
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He believes that Uber and Lyft can't be trusted to do right by drivers, despite their pleas to the contrary.
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Even Trump's closest advisers apparently don't have confidence that the commander in chief can be trusted to handle the job.
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"The government cannot be trusted with this surveillance technology, and Congress should put the brakes on its use," said Stanley.
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Because, in reality, we can actually say with confidence that most of these clinical studies are not to be trusted.
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His sober devotion to the jihadist cause, however, persuaded Mr. Awlaki that he could be trusted with a suicide attack.
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Opponents of the policy say the allegations bolster their arguments that elite colleges can't be trusted to vet students impartially.
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Many say it would be impossible and that Russia and Gazprom could not be trusted to comply with an agreement.
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Materialism has turned the people of the town into hyenas, the character of Senegalese "trickster" folktales who cannot be trusted.
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Such instances of misinformation give credibility to Russian criticisms that the system cannot be trusted and is vulnerable to misuse.
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Pelosi has tried to put Democrats at ease, arguing that she can be trusted not to compromise her party's values.
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By moving our embassy to Jerusalem, we have shown the world once again that the United States can be trusted.
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Birkenstock will be telling consumers to purchase only from authorized retailers, and that any products listed on Amazon can't be trusted.
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Only Heist, who has ties to both gangs and as such belongs to neither, can be trusted to behave with humanity.
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But before this week, immigration was exactly the issue he could be trusted to sound like he'd given some thought to.
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It's another story, like the one about Clinton's health, that is woven into the larger narrative that she can't be trusted.
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Consistently overdelivering on your assignments demonstrates that you go the extra mile and can be trusted with bigger projects and responsibilities.
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And, if first impressions are to be trusted, this car looks like it will be just as excellent as those two.
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The whisper networks that women use to warn each other about predators will start focusing on how leadership can't be trusted.
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We have the talent and the resumes, but we need to be trusted and let in to the doors of Hollywood.
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Defence Secretary Michael Fallon gave a retraction of sorts of his earlier comments that Khan "couldn't be trusted" with London's security.
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But questions remain of whether this can be done ethically, and, most crucially, who can be trusted with this predictive technology.
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Most interesting, though, is that Oscar seemed eager to convince Jane that no one on the F.B.I. team can be trusted.
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Otherwise you're falling into the Mike Pence School of Gender Relations that says men can't be trusted with women's phone numbers.
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If Lena has been lying and doppelgänger Lena killed real-Lena, nothing the audience sees on-screen can necessarily be trusted.
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U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis denied bail, arguing that Alexander's intelligence and guile are clear indications that he cannot be trusted.
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The problem, the official argued, was that Flint had struggled financially and so couldn't be trusted to use the money wisely.
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Most biologists at the bench have a sense that the living material they work with is not really to be trusted.
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Yet, statistics and the stories that originally came out of #MeToo tell us that survivors deserve (and need) to be trusted.
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She cites multiple reasons David shouldn't be trusted in the episode and heavily questions his mental health in an official capacity.
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The problem is that the NFL has not shown that it can be trusted with football, not by a long shot.
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The security world's paranoiacs have long cautioned that if a computer falls into a stranger's hands, it shouldn't be trusted again.
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None of these Android partners can be trusted to run 100% stock Android, though they've come much closer in recent years.
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Clearly, we can't be trusted to do the right thing — as every drone versus goose and drone versus kangaroo encounter proves.
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Let's face it: You simply can't be trusted to peel your eyes away from your phone — even when crossing the street.
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Though Huawei has denied the allegations, it needs to do more to convince Americans its phones can and should be trusted.
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Republican leaders responded to Trump's tweets Sunday morning by emphasizing, to varying degrees, that Russia cannot be trusted as a partner.
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Trump's critics expressed doubts he could be trusted with classified information, given his penchant for loose rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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Eventually, the courts placed her under her father's legal conservatorship because she could not be trusted looking after her own affairs.
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What you think about Motherboard's story that "rogue" Twitter accounts should verify themselves if they want to be trusted by journalists?
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And it could strengthen arguments that Facebook needs to be regulated, and can't be trusted to protect user privacy by itself.
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It will leave the British people wondering whether their politicians could ever be trusted again to follow a clear democratic instruction.
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LONDON — If there's one thing that whole Boaty McBoatface saga taught us, it's that the public can never, ever be trusted.
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Just like her controversial police TV show, everything is a mystery, everyone has a secret, and no one can be trusted.
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Some say women cannot be trusted to make sushi because of menstruation or because their hands are too small or warm.
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If the technology can no longer be trusted, the whole system will break unless the technology can be fixed and upgraded.
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"The actions of the US regarding the implementation [of the nuclear deal] show that the US can't be trusted," Rouhani said.
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Fans of the toddler tycoon immediately noted that this was sus behavior from Asahd, and therefore Bieber could not be trusted.
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Trump and other critics argue that Iran can't be trusted and that the agreement limits — but doesn't end — Iran's nuclear program.
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Because of these software and hardware vulnerabilities, likely created with purpose, Huawei and the Chinese 5G supply chain cannot be trusted.
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"President can't be trusted to keep his word or maintain his position for more than a couple of hours," Gutiérrez tweeted.
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Institutions that are supposed to be trusted intermediaries, separating facts from fiction while also challenging the powerful, are few and weak.
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This gives the attackers the power to "create and spread misinformation from what appear to be trusted sources," Check Point said.
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After years at the center of scandals from Benghazi to "Emailgate," even Clinton's own supporters don't think she can be trusted.
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And having those people in your team, guys who play the game pretty much 24 hours, means they can be trusted.
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Johnson not knowing it was widely seen as evidence that he's too ignorant to be trusted to be commander in chief.
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Phil's favorite Will Smith film is and always will be 'Independence Day' so clearly his opinion can't be trusted (it can).
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Grindelwald fled, and Dumbledore — feeling he couldn't be trusted with power — retreated to a life of educating future wizards and witches.
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"cannot be trusted" not to use the election period in order to take Britain out of the EU without a deal.
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Every new piece of information on Iran or the nuclear deal becomes evidence that Iran is evil or cannot be trusted.
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The new sanctions prompted Iran's Supreme Leader to declare that the Trump administration shouldn't be trusted with any direct talks again.
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Following this logic, no set of rules or checks could ever produce a fair result, because no one can be trusted.
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Victims' advocates say the church can no longer be trusted to police itself, which is exactly what the new law demands.
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Mr. Moon has been criticized for his efforts to change North Korea's global image as a regime that cannot be trusted.
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But the defense asserted that much of what he was telling the court could not be trusted and was not true.
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Richie Ashburn, who had the most hits of the 1950s, always thought of pitchers as shifty characters, never to be trusted.
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"It's not about gender," she said, saying that her former colleagues had to go simply because they could not be trusted.
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"Until this happened, I saw doctors as people who did the right thing; they were there to be trusted," she said.
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The big reason that states shouldn't, in general, be trusted with social programs of consequence is that they can't run deficits.
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My parents treated us like adults who could be trusted, and their influence is evident in how I raised my children.
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U.S. officials say Huawei can't be trusted not to spy on behalf of the Chinese government, which the company vehemently denies.
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The supporters of the public option warned that private insurance companies couldn't be trusted to provide reliable coverage or control costs.
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Everyone also knew that he could be trusted with power because he had demonstrated such a preternatural flair for surrendering it.
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It almost felt a little arrogant to me, as if the restaurant was telling me that my opinion couldn't be trusted.
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Of course, scientists, journalists and judges have their own problems, and cannot always be trusted to discover and tell the truth.
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Grocers and other retailers kept notes on their customers to determine who could be trusted to run tabs and pay them.
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President Obama can't be trusted to negotiate a camper off Craigslist, let alone a trade deal with eleven other Asian countries.
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Their standards, though, for which institutions can be trusted and those that should be dismissed or ignored shifts with the wind.
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CIA directors who had been appointed by both parties condemned its release and argued the report's claims could not be trusted.
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Obviously, most Americans have decided that he's a liar, that he can't be trusted, that he's not doing a good job.
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European signatories of the nuclear deal have been trying to save the accord, but Khamenei said they could not be trusted.
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They are also likely to be "othered" — seen as part of an outside group that doesn't belong and can't be trusted.
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It's another story, like the one about her health, that is woven into the larger narrative that Clinton can't be trusted.
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In the "Game of Thrones" season finale, Sansa finally recognizes that Littlefinger is not to be trusted and has him executed.
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I always have my Sephora makeup bag with me, because my face can't be trusted to stay normal-looking throughout the day.
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" "The American people deserve to see the full Mueller report, and to be trusted to make their own determinations on the merits.
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Google said in March that it was investigating Symantec's failure to properly validate its certificates, which confirm that websites can be trusted.
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Defense attorneys have responded that Bradley was a drug dealer, a liar, and a violent criminal whose testimony should not be trusted.
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This can present a conundrum for the trustee overseeing a discretionary trust, especially if the beneficiary can't be trusted with the money.
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The expert said it was concerning that senior White House staff would use the app, and that it should not be trusted.
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Electors are selected by state parties, and so they are often insiders who can be trusted to vote for the party's candidate.
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And common rules on encryption would raise questions about which governments could be trusted with the keys to which companies' messaging services.
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Trump said the Taliban would like to stop fighting the Americans but that it is not clear the Taliban can be trusted.
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It's dense and atmospheric in its detail, but also paranoid — a world in which truth is subjective and reality can't be trusted.
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Still, getting money from industry is common, and these conflicts of interest don't necessarily mean that a given dataset shouldn't be trusted.
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" The group said the search process "calls into question whether the Federal Reserve can be trusted to act in the public interest.
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Clinton's fabrications are well polished: One senses that she could be trusted to lie on the world stage and not embarrass us.
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Far more profound transformations will follow once cars and trucks can be trusted to pilot themselves routinely — even with no one inside.
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His allies say he is authentic, but his critics say he's a loose cannon who cannot be trusted in a general election.
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That has left many Democrats likely believing that they have no choice but to force the issue because Trump can't be trusted.
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As it uses an expired SSL certificate, visitors cannot be certain the identity of Giuliani's site is valid and can be trusted.
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In one corner, "Commodities King" Dennis Gartman maintained that OPEC cheats and that the word of the cartel should not be trusted.
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As recent events have shown, flight-management systems are still not good enough to be trusted completely when lives are at stake.
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"She cannot be trusted to appoint someone to the Supreme Court who will take the issue of campaign finance seriously," he said.
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But if Google Trends is to be trusted that interest in Tidal wanes as quickly as the tunes can be gotten elsewhere.
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But partly, it was to drive home the point that the Mexican government could be trusted to look after its own affairs.
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"If powerful elements in Riyadh can't be trusted with a bone saw," says Sherman, "you can't trust them with a nuclear weapon."
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Some speakers, for example, suggested he was literally insane and Clinton herself said he was unfit to be trusted with nuclear codes.
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But when you used to say the hard right of the Republicans can't be trusted to look after people…They came through.
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And voters in the 18th District did not see her exaggerations or confusing phrasings as sufficient evidence that she couldn't be trusted.
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From our juvenile jealousies to our spite to our self-serving manipulations to our power trips, we are not to be trusted.
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Popular Linux distribution Gentoo has been "totally pwned" according to researchers at Sophos, and none of the current code can be trusted.
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However, the store's owners are prejudiced jerks who try to kick Nick out because he's a fox, ergo not to be trusted.
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But if the hype out of SXSW can be trusted, James Franco's movie about The Room is apparently a pretty good one.
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He also reiterates that authorities need to speak with him at the scene, not his wife, and her account cannot be trusted.
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On Monday, Trump spent almost an hour lashing into Cruz before reporters, charging that he is a liar who cannot be trusted.
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A woman can't be trusted not to lie, so it's safer to disbelieve her than to risk ruining some innocent fellow's life.
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We are drawing on reserves of trust built up by previous acts of journalism that told us the Post could be trusted.
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He's a narcissistic, multi-substance abuser who can't be trusted and sabotages all his close relationships, alienating anyone who cares about him.
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The first is that the leak largely tracks with his argument that the intelligence agencies are bad and should not be trusted.
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Whatever the reasons, millions of Americans who are voting today somehow believe that Hillary Clinton is a liar who can't be trusted.
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Airlines stand to profit by shipping vulnerable living beings; they can't be trusted to put animals' welfare above their own vested interests.
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For Trump, the strategic frame is fairly obvious: Clinton cannot be trusted and doesn't understand the needs of Americans across the country.
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If the film is to be trusted (and one instinctively feels that it isn't), the birth of Queen was smooth and unproblematic.
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He also used his speech to accuse Mr. Rajoy of leading a corrupt party that could not be trusted to run Spain.
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The world is now a place where the United States cannot be trusted, and that is a world where growth is slower.
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"This report underscores what we already know about Hillary Clinton: she simply cannot be trusted," Ryan (R-Wis.) said in a statement.
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Clinton argued in a speech last week that Mr. Trump could not be trusted with the powers of the commander in chief.
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Here are five things you need to know about Kaspersky and the controversy around whether its anti-virus products can be trusted.
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It has acknowledged the death of a North Korean but its ambassador said earlier that Malaysian police investigations could not be trusted.
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" Slate called Trump&aposs Tuesday walkback "only a little less disgraceful" than Helsinki, under the headline: "Nothing Trump Says Can Be Trusted.
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Or because his owner helped to coin the "Pence rule," which says women cannot be trusted in the company of solo men.
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This includes the deep-down belief that women can't be trusted, which was also strongly at play in the Morning Joe conversation.
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Again, evolutionary psychology I think drives that point home and explains why a lot of these feelings are not to be trusted.
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Incredibly, the Trump campaign argues that because he knows how to game the tax system he should be trusted to reform it.
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So if you worry that you can't be trusted to not stay faithful to your TV, maybe you should stop reading now.
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Iran came across as "reckless," savage and not to be trusted despite an Obama-era agreement to halt Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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For ordinary people in Iran, it doesn't matter whether Trump can be trusted, is crazy or even is serious about really negotiating.
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This may be the Republicans' last chance to persuade voters that a Republican Congress can be trusted to hold the president accountable.
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This is not to say that the Taliban are to be trusted, but it is evidence that the political office can deliver.
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Women are regarded as unreliable narrators who can't even be trusted to speak for themselves or to testify to their own pain.
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These Iraqis and Afghans wanted to believe the Americans could be trusted to follow up, especially behind closed doors and in courtrooms.
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We now know that the brain truly can't be trusted to hold or remember more than a few thoughts at a time.
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"Facebook cannot be trusted to regulate itself," said Representative David Cicilline of Rhode Island, the top Democrat on the House antitrust subcommittee.
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Trump sits proudly at the head of an administration that includes very few people who could be trusted running your local 7Eleven.
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But we never really found partners who we thought really got us, who could actually take care of us and be trusted.
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Since 1967, Israel hasn't been able to identify a Palestinian leadership that can be trusted to keep the peace and maintain order.
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Educating common people was the answer to the oligarchs who said the average citizen could not be trusted to choose leaders wisely.
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Coupled with the paper trail, that provides some assurances that the final tally, whatever it may be, most likely should be trusted.
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That means talking to each other about what is needed, what should be worried about, which of these outsiders can be trusted.
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It got Roberts noticed, and marked as "someone who could be trusted," Steven Teles, a political science professor, told The New Yorker.
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The very idea of the electoral college was conceived from their belief that people could not be trusted to make good choices.
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Critics also say not standing up for the Syrian rebels sends a message to other allies that the U.S. cannot be trusted.
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The sanctions are more of a message to Mr. Trump than to President Vladimir Putin, to show that Russia can't be trusted.
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What Americans want most in a Supreme Court justice is someone with an open mind who is honest and can be trusted.
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As long as the $450 billion company's ad-driven business conflicts with users' privacy interests, it can't be trusted to police itself.
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But I felt that way when special clothes meant a red sequined beret and Dorothy slippers, so I'm not to be trusted.
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Left unstated is the plaintiffs' implicit suggestion that the nation's largest blue state can't be trusted with sensitive information about conservative donors.
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The very basis on which she is asking to be trusted and to be elected seems different from an ordinary policy platform.
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The outspoken advocate of unfettered Second Amendment rights now says he can be trusted to enforce the nation's gun violence prevention laws.
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Some may argue that the Taliban cannot be trusted and will never live up to their commitments, and this may be true.
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In other words, Republicans are saying that people without firsthand knowledge can't be trusted and that those with firsthand knowledge can't testify.
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That could also include, as one friend put it, "people who shouldn't be trusted with smartphones": children, old people, and bad teens.
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Missourians look to the courts to safeguard their health and rights, but unfortunately Pitlyk cannot be trusted with upholding our constitutional freedoms.
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Gaetz, in particular, suggested that because Goldman had donated to Democratic candidates before, his judgment was tainted and couldn&apost be trusted.
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For the Safdies, "Good Time" was a way of showing the film world that they could be trusted to make bigger movies.
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The White House has attacked Cohen's credibility, calling him someone who cannot be trusted given he has already pleaded guilty to lying.
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Politico reported that a former IRI employee was warned that Kilimnik "could not be trusted" and advised to steer clear of him.
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Last summer, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney warned voters that Clinton couldn't be trusted because she was too loyal to steamed milk.
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Should scofflaw employers be trusted to do their own calculations of back wages owed, or to comply with the law going forward?
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He won't take action on climate change because doing so would cost large sums of money and the scientists cannot be trusted.
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The hard-liners had warned at the time that the treaty was signed that the United States was not to be trusted.
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You've said that the Sex Pistols were honest with their fans because they always told their fans that they shouldn't be trusted.
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To successfully call out hypocrisy means to prove that a politician's words aren't to be trusted, because they don't reflect her beliefs.
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At the trial, Mr. Mangano's lawyer, Kevin Keating, painted Mr. Singh as a "morally bankrupt sociopath" whose testimony could not be trusted.
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Immigrants from these cultures can't be expected (or shouldn't be trusted) to choose American values over the values of their home countries.
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But that hero, nicknamed Mysterio, (Jake Gyllenhaal) sure doesn't seem like he should be trusted as much as Peter Parker wants to.
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Well, I'm not especially sanguine about human nature, so I tend to think we can't be trusted with instruments of this power.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The head of the EU executive said on Tuesday that U.S. President Donald Trump could be trusted on EU-U.
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Earlier this year, officials from the US state department used last year's HCSEC report to argue that Huawei's equipment could not be trusted.
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Forget everything you know about sports analysis — these puppies know which horse will win the Kentucky Derby, and they can absolutely be trusted.
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"If behavior doesn't change, banks will not be trusted and they won't be efficient in their financing of the real economy," he said.
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They can't be trusted because they are hamstrung by their own user experience needs and their business models, which depend on our attention.
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Paulette later admitted she'd met McCarty once, but she likes to point out that McCarty has a criminal record and can't be trusted.
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It suggests that Jackson should make all of Ally's choices for her because she can't be trusted to make them on her own.
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Several bishops and other Catholic leaders insisted that non-clergy must be involved in the investigations if the process is to be trusted.
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Adidas learned the hard way that internet trolls are never to be trusted thanks to an automated-tweet marketing campaign that quickly backfired.
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Chuck can only see his brother as the shady, not-to-be-trusted kid who stole from the till of their parents' store.
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Americans are supposed to have the right to hear ideas from anywhere, and be trusted to tell the good ones from the bad.
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Testifying before the U.S. Congress in May, U.S. intelligence chiefs for the first time publicly expressed doubt that Kaspersky products could be trusted.
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" Kushner, addressing the ceremony, said: "By moving our embassy to Jerusalem we have shown the world once again that US can be trusted.
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While Zuckerberg rejected Velázquez's claim that Facebook had lied, he acknowledged that the company needed to reassure customers that it could be trusted.
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The move has angered U.S. military and intelligence officers and diplomats who argue that Russia has proved repeatedly that it cannot be trusted.
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Politicians had shown they could not be trusted with monetary discipline: they worried that tightening policy to head off inflation would alienate voters.
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Since we can't be trusted to do it alone, let the movie theater conquer the siren song of your cell phone for you.
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"Credit exists all around the world, and as one of humanity's oldest institutions, it is proof that someone can be trusted," Siroya says.
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U.S. complaints that changes of Chinese legislation and trade rules are necessary because China's bilateral trade commitments cannot be trusted are without merit.
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They also said Trump's threats fall in line with what Iranian leaders since the 242 Islamic Revolution have warned: Americans can't be trusted.
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"Once we live in an age where videos and images and audio can't be trusted ... well, then everything can be fake," Farid said.
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The North says eight others died, but Japanese officials and their families demand their release, saying what North Korea says cannot be trusted.
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Whether this strategy is conscious or not, uncalculating decisions can also be a way to signal to others that you can be trusted.
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Is this a man who can really be trusted with nuclear weapons, with the surveillance state, with America's response to a genuine crisis?
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There is a sense there that Mr Snowden's revelations proved the American government cannot be trusted not to abuse its powers of surveillance.
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Iranian critics of the deal, like Khamenei, labeled Trump's move proof of his long-held claim that the West could not be trusted.
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Testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Comey expressed his strong feeling that the President is an inveterate liar who could not be trusted.
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Her critics -- and even would-be supporters -- continue to push a message the Clinton really can't be trusted to do the green thing.
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Felicity Jones' Jyn Erso, the hero of the film, is asked by an Alliance officer if she can be trusted without her shackles.
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"Kavanaugh is not to be trusted to keep an eye on the executive branch," another protester screamed from the back of the room.
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But he ultimately decided to turn down an invitation to meet with North Korea's then-leader, after determining that Kim couldn't be trusted.
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Romney, the GOP's 2012 presidential nominee, excoriated Trump in a March speech as a "phony" who can't be trusted to lead the country.
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First, they assume that this time the Army Corps of Engineers' work can be trusted, and the levee system will not fail again.
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But we know that to successfully fulfill our mission of helping adult smokers, we must be trusted—and we must earn that trust.
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Some see Britain's decision to leave the European Union as a sign that ordinary voters cannot be trusted to resolve complex political questions.
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Immigration, infrastructure, affordable prescription drugs, criminal justice, these are all things Democrats could possibly work with Trump on if he could be trusted.
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Without a hint of self-awareness, they played right into Trump's argument about a press that could not and should not be trusted.
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Any negotiations with North Korea must be treated with great caution based on the simple fact that Kim Jung Un cannot be trusted.
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Still other members had disturbingly close relationships with the Soviets leading other Allies to conclude they could not be trusted with NATO's secrets.
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And when you've been told by your preferred network that its opposite can't be trusted, you instinctively reject anything that comes of it.
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Policy makers under the thrall of neoliberal economic philosophy put stock in the notion that markets could be trusted to bolster social welfare.
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Clinton should not be given access to the classified information that presidential nominees usually receive because she could not be trusted with it.
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The embarrassing suggestion of Trump's counsel is that he cannot be trusted, even with prior questions and counsel present, to avoid self-incrimination.
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But if those answers and confessions cannot be trusted, Charles McClelland, the former Houston police chief, says, officers should not be using them.
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National and battleground state polling finds the president in an early hole, although some experts warn that early surveys should not be trusted.
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But Democrats, dismayed with Barr's handling of the Mueller report, have raised concerns that the attorney general cannot be trusted with the task.
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If he doesn't understand that basic fact, how can he be trusted to know how such weapons fit into the overall security strategy?
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If there's one thing I consistently love and can be trusted to both enjoy free or even pay money for, it's fireplace videos.
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Passing subjective judgments about communications off as hard science only makes it more difficult for the public to identify who can be trusted.
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Considering that the forms ask detailed questions about the nature of a couple's relationship, how much information on those forms can be trusted?
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But our world is still pretty small: inmates can ask around and immediately know who we are and whether we can be trusted.
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Tesla drivers seem to believe on balance that in this case at least, they should be trusted to use the Autopilot features responsibly.
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In other words, they believe two intelligent people with good intentions should be trusted to manage the power dynamics in their own relationship.
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In fact, in some cases lawyers advised clients who were considering applying not to, precisely, they said, because the government couldn't be trusted.
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Ms. Cassidy then filed a lawsuit, leading to the appointment of a special master to determine whether the breath tests could be trusted.
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Mr. Gillum is trying to build a different kind of coalition, betting that young and nonwhite voters can be trusted to show up.
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Without that independence, it couldn't be trusted to fairly and thoroughly hold the powerful to account, or to conduct unbiased investigations of others.
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Some public health officials have objected on the grounds that food poisoning victims can't be trusted to correctly identify what made them sick.
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A woman can't be trusted not to lie anyway, so it's safer to disbelieve her than to risk ruining some innocent fellow's life.
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Many Iranians now say they agree with assertions by the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, that the United States can't be trusted.
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What I cannot accept is the notion that many people have that women cannot be trusted to tell the truth about these violations.
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Preying on the other Hilltoppers' insecurities, he warns them that their new captives cannot be trusted — foxes, he fears, have entered the henhouse.
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What's more, this takes place inside the "SGX Enclave," intended to be an impregnable sub-system that can be trusted to be secure.
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But can he be trusted on that score given that the words came only grudgingly, under pressure, after months of anti-NATO diatribes?
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The one-minute ad, called "Can't Be Trusted," is part of a broader $600,000 digital investment in South Carolina by the Biden campaign.
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The former group of countries increasingly wonders whether America is still entitled to and can be trusted with this position on the throne.
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Empowering people within teams ensures that they have the contextual intelligence as well as pre-existing credibility needed to be trusted and effective.
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He argued the President is not to be trusted, that he will always put his personal interests in front of the national interest.
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But the people who are disputing CO23's role in climate change see climate science as an S1 front, not to be trusted.
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Republicans, who note that he pleaded guilty to lying to Congress last November, say he is a known liar who cannot be trusted.
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" They suggested that the businessman "cannot be trusted" on the issue of "defending unborn children and protecting women from the violence of abortion.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers have long said that Mr. Comey's accounts of their interactions, described in contemporaneous memos and congressional testimony, cannot be trusted.
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And if deals with the United States cannot be trusted, North Korea will have one more reason to keep pursuing its nuclear program.
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"When it comes to building on Barack Obama's legacy, Bernie Sanders just can't be trusted," the Biden ad, first obtained by POLITICO, warns.
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In an open-plan world, trustworthiness isn't so much a moral quality as a condition of not having to be trusted at all.
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Do we need soldiers to die for us, to understand that prisoners should not be trusted to make combat helmets for the military?
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Research on media habits found that there was almost no overlap in what consistent conservatives and liberals found to be "trusted" media sources.
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Evan Greer, deputy director of digital rights group Fight for the Future, said in a statement that the company simply cannot be trusted.
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Government employees can't be trusted to leave their political ideologies at home, and so they, and teachers especially, should never venture from them.
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"A speaker has to be trusted," Hoyle said, before two lawmakers carried out the parliamentary tradition of dragging him to the Speaker's chair.
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As the search giant amasses more of these sensitive records, many privacy advocates are questioning whether it can be trusted with the information.
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Time and time again, Facebook has shown that it cannot be trusted to protect users' privacy unless it is forced to do so.
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Federal prosecutors argue there's no reason to believe Kodak can be trusted on the streets while he awaits trial for his latest case.
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I later see supernatural phenomena that defy reason, leaving me to question whether the character I've become can be trusted as a narrator.
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Unlike Cuomo, she can be trusted to advance the interests of working New Yorkers, immigrants, students, women, the LBGT community, and many more.
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"What you're trying to suggest — not so subtly, not so cleverly — is that the president is not to be trusted," McClintock eventually responded.
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The proposed Harvest Box further reinforces the notion that low-income parents can't be trusted to determine what's best for their own children.
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"If Facebook cannot be trusted with America's private information, why should it be trusted with its money?" asked Senator Ed Markey, a member of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, who likewise blasted the settlement as a "slap on the wrist" and a "partisan abdication of the FTC's duty" that will ultimately fail, he warned, to end Facebook's privacy malpractice.
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The problem is that we, like Laura, don't exactly know what happened that night, and Andrew's version of the truth can't exactly be trusted.
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" Another post on her Instagram says, "The truth is, whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
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The problem is that the second photon says that Bohm trajectories are surreal—and, thanks to nonlocality, its report is not to be trusted.
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Theoretically, a president might prefer to install a crony who can be trusted to rule in his favor, and in the past some have.
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No number of flashy new disruptors can fix cancer research's real problem: much of its data can't be trusted, because it was never validated.
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If a team is worried that the players cannot be trusted, why aren't they the ones subject to restrictions on initiating contact with cheerleaders?
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What can companies do to make sure that health data can be trusted more, especially when it comes to important matters before the courts?
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The big picture: The CME, host to trillions of dollars' worth of trades, needs to be trusted by thousands of counterparties around the world.
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Well, that's the point: Who should be trusted to decide such things when fines, jail time and expulsion from college loom as possible consequences?
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The juror, a former policeman, also impugned Mr Peña-Rodriguez's alibi, saying his testimony was not to be trusted because he was "an illegal".
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Twitter's comment was a clear and pointed warning: Third-party academic research about its platform is limited in scope and shouldn't always be trusted.
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" He added, "We felt that both Bart and Hofesh could be trusted to serve the material appropriately and deserved the opportunity to do so.
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Arthur Messaud, a lawyer with the French internet freedom group Quadrature du Net, told BuzzFeed News that Facebook has demonstrated it cannot be trusted.
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The second lie is that most Americans are just too financially ignorant and/or emotionally weak to be trusted managing their own retirement funds.
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Last month, U.S. lawmakers pointed out that Facebook had not shown it could be trusted to safeguard the world financial system and consumers' data.
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Michael Shannon plays Strickland, a man tasked with keeping an eye on the beast, who believes it is dangerous and not to be trusted.
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The iPhone 6S is inside Apple's silly battery case because it's old enough now that it can't be trusted to survive on its own.
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The men who, as The Economist went to press, were on the verge of taking power in Italy cannot be trusted to run it.
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Clinton seized on the Brussels attacks to argue that neither Trump nor Cruz can be trusted to lead the fight against Islamic State militants.
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Whatever happens, if Turner and Williams can be trusted it looks like we'll have some pretty big deaths coming up later in the season.
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Brzezinski, plucked by Carter from the academic world, saw many of the Soviet Union's foreign policy moves as evidence it could not be trusted.
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War talk and broadcasting xenophobic films is a gift to American hawks who argue that China is an ideological foe that cannot be trusted.
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Is there a technological solution for what you call the "virtue deficit," the fear that other people are probably bad and can't be trusted?
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Hardliners who opposed the nuclear deal all along, and warned that America could not be trusted, have been vindicated and are tightening their grip.
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This is Trump's chance to convince Americans that he is sincere in his apology and that he can be trusted as commander in chief.
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As the brainchild of this project, he both owes me the human contact and can be trusted to uphold the integrity of the mission.
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Clinton and her supporters have described the Republican nominee as "a dangerous demagogue " and "unhinged" who shouldn't be trusted with the country's nuclear codes.
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The Trump University scam undermines the very notion that a man of Trump's greed can ever be trusted to advance the interests of others.
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One asked how management can be trusted, given its earlier positive outlooks, and another questioned whether Pearson has the support to lead the company.
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"This is a 30-year-old kid who can't be trusted to keep us safe," CLF executive director Corry Bliss said in an interview.
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A European official told the Associated Press on Tuesday that an ally might stop sharing intelligence with the US if Trump can't be trusted.
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If officials appointed by Trump can't be trusted to have any loyalty beyond Trump, officials who preceded Trump appear to be getting weeded out.
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