This sergeant made the generous decision to bend the rules.
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Because Harry, too, liked to bend the rules a little.
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Fittingly, in the end, her friends chose to bend the rules.
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Unwilling to bend the rules, the crew sends the late-comers away.
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"We weren't trying to bend the rules or break them," she said.
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The government is often willing to bend the rules for Chinese firms.
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I think because child pornography is so heinous, they bend the rules.
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So, to bend the rules, Jo and Laurie dance in the hallway.
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It's unbelievable how many guys try to bend the rules on that.
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"We are not going to bend the rules for anybody," Ryan said.
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To survive the zombie apocalypse, you have to bend the rules a little.
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His willingness to bend the rules seems extreme even by Silicon Valley's standards.
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"Republican leaders now might bend the rules in order to advance discrimination," they wrote.
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"In here we might be able to bend the rules, just a bit," he says.
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Bend the rules too far for foreigners and the yakuza may complain about discrimination, he frets.
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Anyone older than 19 isn't allowed, but the school might just bend the rules for Bell.
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Prosecutors often argue that defendants bend the rules so that they can generate risk-free profits.
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So on set he gets a "treat"; we bend the rules for him being such a trooper.
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Brosch entangles women's objectification with environmental degradation as subversive mermaids that bend the rules in polluted water.
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This should make it harder for the likes of Manchester City and PSG to bend the rules.
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Human drivers would simply bend the rules and drive around the truck when the road is clear.
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AS LONG as elections have been held, candidates have sought to bend the rules to their advantage.
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When it comes to video game consoles, the manufacturers don't like it when you bend the rules.
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Mr. Rugen said, "In areas that are struggling to fill apartments, you can probably bend the rules."
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At the same time, we already know he's willing to bend the rules to achieve those goals.
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But drivers are not supposed to pick up unaccompanied minors (although some are known to bend the rules).
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Trying to bend the rules of logic and physics and probability to get off a game winning shot.
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Bacon has convinced many to renounce vegetarianism or bend the rules of their religion for just a bite.
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If they have to bend the rules of physics to get a particular effect—I'm totally OK with that.
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Everyone knows that some firms are big enough to bend the rules and others shadowy enough to evade them.
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If one of them ever begs you to bend the rules, I'm going to say: Let her do it.
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Diplomats, however, had been excepted and some have been trying to bend the rules to bring in their families.
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Corrupt policemen, seeming good guys who bend the rules, gratuitous violence, criminals killing other criminals: That's the "Narcos" style.
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Facebook can bend the rules and get a lengthier service from founders than most, but you can't defy gravity forever.
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If they work, you'll ground the game in reality and have the chance to bend the rules in spectacular ways.
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That begs the question: isn't Syriza's fate the fate of every party that tries to bend the rules of globalisation?
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"I'm so thankful for those women who were willing to bend the rules a bit to allow us to marry."
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Yet better times in the EU will not make European leaders any readier to bend the rules to accommodate the Brexiteers.
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So they're prepared to do pretty much anything to bend the rules to get that player out of his home country.
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Television is full of cops who bend the rules, and of cops whose personal demons both hinder and help their work.
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I watched Manafort bend the rules, and so did everyone else, until eventually the firm's new management asked him to leave.
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Even if you have self-quarantined for two weeks, can you really be sure they didn't bend the rules even once?
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For Megan Botelho, her effort to obtain a marriage license came down to clerks who were willing to bend the rules.
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But struggling families and small-business owners such as my grandparents are not able to bend the rules for personal gain.
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The book, which mentions Rathburn (pre-indictment), describes the strange world of cadaver dealing and the opportunities to bend the rules.
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Serving him made me happy to be the person that I am: an honest bartender who doesn't bend the rules for anybody.
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So was convincing the actors, each skilled in the game, and the coach, who helped with choreography, to occasionally bend the rules.
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Santa may stop visiting once you graduate middle school, but these parents try to bend the rules to snag a Lexus from Santa.
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That being said, for now it is a very useful tool for those willing to bend the rules to finally catch 'em all.
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But, the WTO has some serious flaws, which have allowed China to bend the rules and prosper at the expense of other nations.
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At the airport, we tried sweet-talking and then arguing with the car rental workers who were not willing to bend the rules.
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They introduced me to Michael, someone I was willing to bend the rules for, someone I was actually able to admit I liked.
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The more we bend the rules for personal exceptions, the longer we potentially prolong this way-less-than-ideal situation for everyone involved.
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There will also be features that will bend the rules of space, like low-gravity basketball (dunks for everyone!), trampolining and rock-climbing facilities.
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After all, this is why we have fantasy and science fiction shows—to bend the rules, escape from reality, and enjoy a great yarn.
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"Due to the unusual circumstances we were able to bend the rules to accommodate these animals," a spokesperson from Canadian North told the Huffington Post.
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His argument is that he's willing to bend the rules if it benefits him—and as president, he'll bend rules if it benefits the country.
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There's never a tinge of anger directed toward her opponent, no matter how animated Torres gets, or how liberally she chooses to bend the rules.
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Former employees say that workers felt enormous pressure to bend the rules to meet unrealistic sales goals set at the highest levels of the bank.
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While senators are not yet permitted to speak or ask questions, a few members along the back row were willing to bend the rules. Sen.
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While taking selfies and social media technically is prohibited inside of the Met Gala, celebs are known to bend the rules in the name of ~content~.
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For volcanologists, geologists, ecologists, and really, any other -ologist who wants in, volcanoes are environments that tend to bend the rules of biology and other systems.
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Get a bunch of hyper-competitive people together and give them shiny medals for winning—is it any shock they'll bend the rules to do so?
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"Different advisors offer different advice—some will try to find legal alternatives while others will try to convince players to bend the rules," says the artist.
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In June, Clayton made it clear that the agency won't bend the rules for cryptocurrency when it comes to defining what is or what isn't a security.
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So the next time that dream car crosses your mind, remember that you could actually dream even bigger if you had enough money to bend the rules.
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Even if you missed the deadline, it may be worth it to contact the SSA because they have been known to bend the rules in some cases.
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For years, the United States has sought to bend the rules for India's nuclear program to maintain India's cooperation on trade and to counter China's growing influence.
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While current organic rules require outdoor access, factory farms bend the rules by installing a small door that only one chicken can fit through at a time.
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Deciding to forgo a full theatrical release for The Irishman would send the message to famous directors like Scorsese that Netflix can't or won't bend the rules.
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"Amazon is our biggest and best-paying customer so occasionally we have to bend the rules in order to appease them," one employee allegedly told the trucker.
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Executives who bend the rules are "good people who have done one bad thing," in the words of one S.E.C. lawyer reluctant to bring charges against individuals.
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Of course, this can be frustrating, but this is also a good time to bend the rules and see how different ways of thinking work for you.
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Obake no Kage (Ghost Shadow) is the latest in a series of augmented reality-inspired videos that manipulate architecture and bend the rules of physics for dramatic effect.
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Jack, terrified of his own status as an expendable commodity in a ruthlessly profit-obsessed industry, is enthralled and ultimately liberated by Tess's willingness to bend the rules.
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"He's incredibly smart and charismatic, but at the same time he obviously likes to bend the rules and often talks about how he pushes the limits," Burstein tells PEOPLE.
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Close allies characterize her as frustrated by the ongoing focus on the issue of her email server because she still fundamentally believes she did nothing to bend the rules.
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From a sociological perspective, Lesser believes that neither culture nor the legacy of an impoverished upbringing are likely to be factors in a player trying to bend the rules.
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After all, there's the National Cherry Blossom Festival in D.C. While D.C. Cherry Blossom McFloat doesn't roll off the tongue like "Sakura McFloat," surely you can bend the rules?
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Under Ethiopian law, refugees are prevented from engaging in formal employment, regardless of whether they live in camps or cities, though some find casual labor or bend the rules.
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There will always be someone, no matter what industry you're talking about, who is going to try to bend the rules, circumvent the system, and get what they want.
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Social psychologists call that a licensing strategy, meaning that once people convince themselves they are "good," they can bend the rules in the future without losing that virtuous status.
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Jessica is trying to work within the law, with the help of Detective Eddy Costa (John Ventimiglia), who's willing to bend the rules just enough to let the PI in.
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Gabriel Lorca — the bend-the-rules captain of the black ops science ship Discovery — turned out to have been the version of himself from an evil Mirror Universe all along.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton made it clear in June that the agency won't bend the rules for cryptocurrency when it comes to defining what is or what isn't a security.
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As much as Zinke has tried to distance himself from the former, he has been consistently clear that he is willing to bend the rules for the oil and gas industry.
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He can bend the rules of grammar and spelling to suit his own stylistic intentions, which to me is more impressive than rhyming a thousand syllable structures together in MLA format.
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Also, vaping is huge now and vapers are even more liable to bend the rules because, compared to cigarette smoke, a cloud of vape has far less odor and dissipates quickly.
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But this way of letting Titus mourn his dissolved relationship with sweet construction worker Mikey is such a season highlight that I'm more than willing to bend the rules to praise it.
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The article provides some of the most comprehensive examples to date of the avenues that corporations and their billionaire benefactors, including the Koch brothers, use to bend the rules in their favor.
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And in service of the theme, the character of the older detective, Rasmussen, exhibits a mix of veteran professionalism and an angry desire to bend the rules that doesn't quite add up.
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One 2010 paper out of Northwestern and Tilburg universities found evidence that while powerful-feeling people judge others more harshly for breaking rules, they cut themselves some slack when they bend the rules.
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But many other carmarkers bend the rules: after VW's deception came to light, for instance, independent tests showed that across the board, official NOx figures in Europe were a far cry from expectations.
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Whatever caused Mrs Clinton to bend the rules, whether it was convenience, an IT flub or an active desire to keep her e-mail archive away from congressional subpoenas, her actions deserve condemnation.
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""I knew the dress code, but it didn't occur to me that it was going to be a problem," she told CNN, adding: "We weren't trying to bend the rules or break them.
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That may be because narcissistic CEOs are more likely to bend the rules and create "low-integrity" corporate cultures that often outlast their tenure, as additional studies by Chatman and others have found.
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The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission made it clear Wednesday that the agency won't bend the rules for cryptocurrency when it comes to defining what is or what isn't a security.
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You have to decide for yourself where 'roughness' becomes 'dirtiness' as Dempsey asserted, but watching fighters 'bend' the rules and find the loopholes will always produce the loudest and liveliest debates in fighting.
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"Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver have been convicted, while Andrew Cuomo continues to bend the rules, break the law and defraud taxpayers seemingly without consequence," said Marc Molinaro, the Republican candidate for governor.
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If Facebook owns the lion's share or a majority, that could give it too much financial impetus to bend the rules in its favor even if it only has one vote on the council.
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Commissario Guido Brunetti and his colleagues are also afraid Italy might be losing its edge: The younger officers aren't nearly as willing as the older generation to bend the rules for a good cause.
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Mr Giuliani's social liberalism, mandatory in New York, now looks less central to his politics than his willingness to play the race card to win power and to bend the rules to keep it.
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Daniel Fish's production, which won the Tony Award for best musical revival, seems to bend the rules of history, too, punctuating a turn-of-the-century tale with stark violence and a dreamlike contemporary dance.
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You cut back and forth in time a lot, and some sketches bend the rules of time—like the hilarious running sketch where Frederick Douglass keeps popping up at a modern-day Black man's door.
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Like the great artists of any field, he finds a way to bend the rules and recreate the terms of play, while also regularly live-beating the shit out of noobs and other pros alike.
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Would this classify as a hangover of colonization, discrimination or market forces in the independent education sector, where if you are paying exorbitant school fees you can bend the rules to get what you want?
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Maybe. Bend the rules and "you are certainly putting yourself in jeopardy of getting yourself in a lawsuit," said William Gribben, a tenant lawyer and a partner at Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph in Manhattan.
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Politicians will be tempted to bend the rules for the public plan with special subsidies or other favors, but that runs the risk of taking choice away from the voters — and alienating powerful insurance companies.
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"Of course they are technically right, we all bend the rules, we have little choice," said the owner of one of Havana's more popular restaurants, like others asking to remain anonymous for fear of reprisals.
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As The Verge previously wrote on the issue: Deciding to forgo a full theatrical release for The Irishman would send the message to famous directors like Scorsese that Netflix can't or won't bend the rules.
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Pikachu is also so special that it's allowed to constantly bend the rules of his abilities — like when Nintendo gave it the powerful abilities to fly and swim by creating Flying Pikachu and Surfing Pikachu.
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A training ground for many young DJs and producers, the venue was the first in Vancouver to have a policy requiring female representation on every bill (though it's willing to bend the rules until the community develops) .
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But anyone weighing the two claims dispassionately would conclude that Republicans have shown far more willingness to bend the rules of governance to their will, and far less respect for how those rules have traditionally been administered.
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They do have to insist that those organizations operate in the national interest—not, as they have in the past, in the interest of footloose corporations and countries willing to bend the rules to their own advantage.
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In the case of 4143-year-old Jacqueline Leonard of Des Moines, Iowa, who was among the dead at Rancho Santa Fe, the cult allowed her to bend the rules and stay in regular touch with her family.
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Government employees in Mexico often earn poverty wages themselves, so slipping them money to bend the rules is considered part of the cost of doing business, as a 2012 New York Times investigation of Walmart's operations there showed.
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Britain may bend the rules to defend London's standing as an investment hub after leaving the European Union, the head of the company that runs the Frankfurt Stock Exchange warned, raising the stakes in a duel for post-Brexit financial supremacy.
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Yet the border is not just a bilateral matter: it will exist between a post-Brexit Britain and the EU. If all EU members must agree to bend the rules to avoid customs controls, any one of them may object.
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"If Hillary is elected president, her willingness to bend the rules to satisfy her own ambitions make it a virtual certainty that the abuse of power and endless drama that are part of the Clinton baggage will continue," he said.
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In doing so, Vaccaro faced enemy gunfire and had to bend the rules in order to get his photos: One photo was taken surreptitiously through the buttonhole of his jacket, capturing the allied fleet steaming with thousands of GIs to France.
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The number of banned players seems pretty high for a game that isn't fully out yet and is only available on PC, but apparently people are willing to bend the rules to get the edge they need to win games.
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The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) met this week in Seoul, but China said it would not bend the rules and allow India membership as it had not signed the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), the main global arms control pact.
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Cordray: In virtually every marketplace, there are some players, some participants who are willing to bend the rules and push the envelope to get an advantage, and hope and expect that they won't get caught; and they'll be able to do that.
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In shouldn't be shocking that the party that has some members who believe there should be no exceptions for abortion — even in cases of incest and rape — also have members who like to bend the rules when it comes to their own lives.
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However, it looks like that Wang Qishan, Xi's anti-corruption czar, will be retiring despite some speculation that Xi would bend the rules and allow him to stay on in the PBSC -- despite being older than the customary retirement age of 68.
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Or they could try to bend the rules of the agreement, or just outright back out of it — we all know the history of how North Korea treats deals when it comes to its nuclear weapons: They are as disposable as toilet paper.
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Your physical impairments leave you barely able to do your job as a security guard, your employer denies the one accommodation that would make it possible, and when you bend the rules to try to cope and keep working, you get fired.
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Faced with many new cases, leaders make exceptions to rules With the number of positive coronavirus tests increasing sharply each day, states and local communities are having to break or bend the rules to increase the resources to fight the deadly disease.
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American democracy faces a Catch-22: Republicans won't abandon their white identity bunker strategy until they lose, but at the same time that strategy has made them so averse to losing they are willing to bend the rules to avoid this fate.
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Office dating has long been a gray area partially due to a lack of clear rules (and perhaps a lack of enforcement when there are rules), not to mention those who were willing to bend the rules in the name of romance — real or imagined.
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"There's an endless list of these cases where we as humans know the context, we know when to bend the rules and when to break the rules," said Raj Rajkumar, a computer engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon University who leads the school's autonomous car research.
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Before the advent of one-stop shops like Tip Top, which opened the 13th Avenue store, its newest location, last year, the inconvenience of a trip to Manhattan's garment district for the right shade of trim might have induced a woman to bend the rules.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Britain may bend the rules to defend London's standing as a global investment hub after leaving the European Union, the head of the company that runs the Frankfurt Stock Exchange warned on Thursday, raising the stakes in a duel for post-Brexit financial supremacy.
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Based on Madeleine L'Engle's 1962 novel, it's the story of Meg Murry (Storm Reid, of "12 Years a Slave"), a young girl who learns to bend the rules of time and space on a quest to save her astrophysicist father (Chris Pine) from captivity in another dimension.
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The joint venture refused to pay her 2016 bonus, she said, adding, "I was subject to a 'walk around the block' where I was told that a colleague of mine might be terminated if he did not go along" with the plan to bend the rules.
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This time it's going to be a franchise, with this first installment directed by Guy Ritchie, whose best work (like Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) glories in snubbing its nose at upper-crusty types who bend the rules only when it suits their own purposes.
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Colleen Graham, a 20-year employee of the Swiss-based bank who rose to head its compliance unit in the U.S., alleged in her complaint, which was filed with the Department of Labor, that the bank wanted her to bend the rules to avoid multimillion-dollar losses for itself and Palantir.
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"You might want to go white-water rafting with your 8-year-old on your trip to Colorado, but if he or she isn't old enough, don't push the operator to bend the rules, which travelers sometimes try to do because they're caught up in the excitement of wanting to do the activity," she said.
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Most notable about Cunard's character is the distinct satirical streak that will fully emerge in American comedy only during the 1930s and World War II: a decidedly American hero, brave to a point, but willing to bend the rules and look the other way, or to lie for the sake of comfort or passion.
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Perhaps this is the way Trump wants it: One way to ensure maximal loyalty from your staff is to hire people who exist purely on your patronage; that's how you find the aides who will bend the rules to protect you from Mueller, or who will toss aside ethics and honesty to say whatever you tell them to say.
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I'll bend the rules to include somebody who has only four works of literary fiction to his name — James McBride, the author of three vivid historical novels, one collection of short stories, one nonfiction account of James Brown and a moving memoir — since I think his grand storytelling style and jubilant sense of play will be right up your alley.
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The show's curation at times feels forgiving toward this decline, in evidence from the first when it chooses to bend the rules of its own chronological method; the exhibition's mantra is to show how the "roots of each new direction lay in the work that came before," and it uses Room One to juxtapose works from the 1960s, 1970s, and one from 2014 to reinforce this cyclical idea, justifying the progression into computer generated images.
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