MAC isn't the only company bending the rules on mascara.
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"Computational synthetic biology," Fadell says, bending the rules a second time.
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Well, hope you're OK with bending the rules a little bit.
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Adam Schiff of California, the committee's chairman, is bending the rules.
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TfL is more fed up with Uber's habit of bending the rules.
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Are there circumstances under which you might feel justified bending the rules?
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And they have no problem bending the rules to get their work done.
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It's not just Donald Trump's family that is bending the rules, ethically speaking.
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"One minute you're bending the rules," blares the cover of the paperback version.
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And if you're someone like me, you can't get there without bending the rules.
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Bending the Rules Then we get into the more interesting grey area in between.
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Over the last 20 years, the Patriots have been accused of bending the rules.
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It is not the first time the Patriots have been accused of bending the rules.
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We were being punished for taking time for patients, even if it meant bending the rules.
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"We are following the law, using the rules and we're not bending the rules," Shanahan said.
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When so many others appear to be bending the rules, what is the value of heeding them?
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A section "Bending the Rules" features the gleaming fripperies of an exciting if quite expensive night life.
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The kid played the game fair and square, not bending the rules but following them to their fullest.
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Whether you're bending the rules at an event or just hiding your imbibing at a family reunion, drink responsibly.
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It's also a warning that the Supreme Court appears to be bending the rules for Trump and Trump alone.
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The TPP includes guidelines on intellectual property theft and state-run enterprises — two areas where China is bending the rules.
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Emails cited in the document suggest that Morgan Stanley employees knew that they were bending the rules to include riskier loans.
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Given Trump's penchant for breaking norms, it seems like a fine idea to join him in bending the rules, just this once.
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Ryan is now the Speaker and has been cautious about angering the conservative wing of the House caucus by bending the rules.
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An upholstered floor flaps up and down, bending the rules of physics while a scratchy soundtrack of feedback noises resonates in the background.
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Since he didn't have one at the time, any action on the bill was technically bending the rules, Binder wrote in a tweet.
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Beginning writers need rules to make themselves understood, but a practiced writer gives color, personality, and emotion to writing by bending the rules.
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The firm disputes any suggestion that it and others were "bending the rules", says John Taylor, a spokesman for LG. Vizio also denied wrongdoing.
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Just because you're in a man's world and you're bending the rules a little bit, doesn't mean a woman needs to lose her femininity.
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Yet Kentucky expects its plan to reduce the number of Medicaid recipients by 22%, suggesting that the administration is bending the rules a little.
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Democrats have fumed over conservatives' rush to confirm Trump's picks, accusing them of bending the rules in order to get nominees on the courts.
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With Hive Mind, The Internet take the phrase "it's a mood" to heart,impressively bending the rules of how music is produced along the way.
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Bending the rules of who gets to wear what can be subtler and more luxurious than simply mixing runway models and pieces within a collection.
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"But I just want to make a point of this: we are following the law, using the rules, and we're not bending the rules," Shanahan said.
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Not only is this presumptuous but it's arguably the exception rather than the rule; it's not just Latin America where bending the rules is the norm.
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Bending the rules in favour of founders – just as super-voting shares start to fall out of favour in the United States – would make matters worse.
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For too long congressional Republicans and Democrats alike have carried water for presidents of their party, doing their bidding and bending the rules to support them.
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But a spokesperson for Guinness World Records North America told the outlet that using a five-minute break for the drop would be bending the rules.
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Christian Kruger, head of Colombia's migration authority, said on Friday Colombia has been bending the rules on migration issues to give a "helping hand" to Venezuelans.
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I think there's something about someone succeeding and bending the rules that makes anyone in any field uncomfortable, but you hear stories like this all the time.
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"The trend of bending the rules started a few years ago, and has been gaining steam ever since," said Lauren Kay, the deputy editor of The Knot.
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Only last month a peacock was barred from a United Airlines flight for bending the rules, and for not even being the right size for a normal plane seat.
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"In bending the rules here to show its concern for a black capital inmate, the court must think it is showing its concern for racial justice," Justice Thomas wrote.
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Overwatch is highly competitive while bending the rules of first-person shooters by including several character classes, like healers and tanks, with characters that might not even use guns.
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At the three branches of her restaurant Ca Ba Quan, she has a reputation for bending the rules of traditional Vietnamese cuisine and incorporating international influences where she sees fit.
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Goldstone and Kuby warned White that bending the rules of the courtroom by answering the charges of vandalism with political defenses might not work with the judge assigned to her case.
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It was worth bending the rules, since the Frida Kahlo look was considered more than just a sign of beauty, but intelligence as well — and they were smart enough to fake it.
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From their grumpy head coach Bill Belichick, to the well documented allegations of bending the rules — Google 'spygate' and 'deflategate' for more — the team has become reviled in most of the country.
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Even though K-pop prides itself on being a mix of genres and bending the rules, groups continue to further push past boundaries and experiment with innovative styles, concepts, and even languages.
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Binotto said there would be "quite significant changes on the engine", with the power unit a source of controversy this year amid speculation Ferrari were bending the rules —allegations they have firmly denied.
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In most cases, the laws have not caught up with the new technology, and lawmakers aren't in a rush to start bending the rules for emerging technologies that could threaten lives on the road.
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Alisa Reynolds might be known for her health conscious soul food eatery My Two Cents, but when it comes to after-hours drinking food, she has no problem bending the rules a little bit.
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As I argued in March, when the celebrity college admissions scandal broke, we're seeing the "uberization" of corruption — bending the rules is becoming routine and pervasive, a push-button cheat code for modern life.
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They discuss bending the rules of genre and gender opposite Ben Whishaw in "Norma Jeane Baker of Troy", why opera isn't in trouble, and how to reclaim the title of "diva" for the 21st century.
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Marusenko says he knew his software might be bending the rules but argues that it was an area Amazon didn't seem to enforce—not to mention that thousands of sellers were requesting these kinds of features.
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The bank had been in contact with Consob since Friday to discuss the reopening of the debt swap, a politically sensitive move that could expose the lender and the market watchdog to accusations of bending the rules.
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Even as Uber has become a transportation powerhouse around the world, opponents, including established taxi operators, have mounted legal and public relations attacks on the Silicon Valley company, saying it owes its success to bending the rules.
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For that story, and many others, Mr. Liu earned the nickname "Tibetan Mastiff" for his perseverance at the China Youth Daily, a paper run by the Communist Party but with a reputation for sometimes bending the rules.
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As the world grapples with a crisis of confidence in journalistic and political institutions alike, Brazil may very well offer one of the clearest, most heavily substantiated cases of one side bending the rules to defeat its opponents.
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Should the Supreme Court move forward with the case, it will only add to fears — including fears that were recently raised by Justice Sonia Sotomayor — that the Court is bending the rules in order to achieve conservative outcomes.
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And the fact that they failed to destroy their sketchily obtained data, even after Facebook instructed them to do so, has shown that the people behind the firm were comfortable bending the rules and acquiring data by any means.
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Japan's working-age population has been falling since the mid-1990s, which would normally lead companies to improve working conditions to attract workers, but Ouchi said it was not happening because they can get away with bending the rules.
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Mr. Murray, 63, an outré jazz eminence who recently moved back to New York after years of living in Europe, is no stranger to literary collaborations, or to bending the rules of straight-ahead jazz to suit his idiosyncrasies.
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This sentiment -- that too many immigrants are bending the rules and even have a leg up on American-born citizens -- is widespread among Trump supporters, despite laws that bar illegal immigrants from receiving benefits such as welfare, food stamps and Medicaid.
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Teams can also request an inspection of rival cars they believe are bending the rules, and the F.I.A.'s technical department clarifies the rules via technical directives that can result in formerly strong cars losing performance when loopholes are closed.
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The PostGhost shutdown, then, is an interesting case study in where Twitter is drawing the line, recognizing that holding politicians accountable may be a public service worthy of bending the rules, even as it declines to do the same for other prominent users.
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But it's worth bending the rules for because an entire pie is only about twice as big as a standard grandma slice and, more to the point, it maintains fidelity to the modest spirit of the original while gently nudging it higher.
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Throughout Mr. Nixon's presidency, as Newsday reported in some hard-hitting journalism of the time, he gave constant favors to the Florida realtors who had helped to make him rich, bending the rules whenever he thought he could get away with it.
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With a playing arena too large and variable to perfectly police, the game's integrity rests on the trust that its players will faithfully abide by its rules, and the belief that losing honorably is better than winning through even the slightest bending the rules.
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The president may be an aberration, but he's also the product of a party committed to bending the rules and maintaining power at all costs—an eerie saga quietly playing out across the country right now that won't go anywhere no matter what happens in 2020.
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While Kobe Bryant has claimed he's never lost a game of one on one in his career, he says fellow Los Angeles Laker legend Magic Johnson pulled out all the stops to become the first to claim the title — even if it meant bending the rules (and score).
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Many of them are severely underestimated — Fernando is paraplegic, Joana is a sour street thief nobody likes, and Rafael only succeeds by bending the rules — and by the end, all of them have been rudely awakened by the dark reality of the dream they've worked so relentlessly to achieve.
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Athletes today may also be getting away with bending the rules, which can lead to dangerous plays, said Dawn Comstock, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Colorado, Denver, who has also found a rise in the rate of concussions among youth soccer players in her research.
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Caroline (Penelope Ann Miller), an interior designer, is guided along her path to the dark side by Bethany (Mia Kirshner), a partner in an financial services firm who, unlike Caroline, has no compunctions about bending the rules -- and then outright breaking them -- in order to do what she deems necessary for her kid.
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It's also possible that the administration's disdain for the "liberal 9th Circuit," rooted in the meme that the Supreme Court routinely smacks down liberal decisions made by the West Coast court, led it to figure that the Supreme Court might be okay with bending the rules if it meant cutting the 9th Circuit out.
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Considering how rare it is for someone to be taken to court, and then actually convicted of sexual assault in the first place (only 5.7 percent of reported rape cases end in a conviction for the perpetrator), to undermine that by bending the rules so he can slosh around in his wellies at Worthy Farm basically turns his sentence into a face-value statement.
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Couple that with the fact that NCAA barely has the enforcement capacity to keep up with violations at the Division I level, let alone D-III, and you have ample room for schools to get away with bending the rules, unless someone with direct knowledge manages to blow the whistle (the Baruch investigation was launched by a pair of anonymous letters sent to the university in 2013).
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And while Cormier's and Johnson's semblance of collegiality cracked yesterday during a dull Twitter dustup about whether they should fight in November or just before the New Year, Johnson managed to clarify his feelings about potentially fighting for an interim belt in the process: The threat of bending the rules to accommodate Jones has created about as much solidarity as you could expect among grown men who in some cases have beaten each other up and might do so again soon.
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When the Clintons declared to be "two for one" at the very beginning of the Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE presidency in a dual administration, and made it clear then that the first lady be running for president someday, it appeared to be bending the rules, as the rule was that we, as Americans, were not a monarchy, and to make it clear, we would limit our emotions to a two-term presidency and start again from there.
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Bending the Rules received a generally negative review, and currently holds a 36% audience reception on Rotten Tomatoes.
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This is a fascinating character. His mind is okay with bending the rules but his guts don't cooperate. His hands shiver when he faces a cop. He cowers in fright when threatened by his cohorts.
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It was released by "Riva Sound" in a concert, with performances from the concert hall "Valentin Andreev" of 29.01.1992 g. In 1993 BTR released their first studio album Bending the Rules. The album consists of powerful heavy metal tracks, mixed with some more melodic ballads.
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Individual needs of patients are met by bending the rules of standard interventions and assessment. Psychiatric nurses spoke of the potential to 'bend the rules', which required an interpretation of the unit rules, and the ability to evaluate the risks associated with bending them.
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Charlie is not above bending the rules if it will save lives. Victor Martinez -- The Dean of Student Relations at Georgia Tech. He and Faith spark the second time they meet. Hamish Patel -- Hamish is a hostage negotiator for the GBI, trained by Amanda.
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Bending the Rules is a 2012 buddy cop action comedy film directed by Artie Mandelberg, produced by WWE Studios, and starring Adam "Edge" Copeland and Jamie Kennedy. The film was released on March 9, 2012 in select theaters in the United States for a limited time.
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Gaming the system (also called bending the rules, gaming the rules, playing the system, abusing the system, milking the system, or working the system) can be defined as using the rules and procedures meant to protect a system to instead manipulate the system for a desired outcome.
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A week after the Anniversary show Toscano challenged Danny Casas to a singles match, which the veteran wrestler Toscano won by bending the rules. Following hs victory Toscano challenged Danny Casas to a Lucha de Apuestas, or "bet match", with both wrestlers putting their hair on the line.
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The terms "malandro" and "malandragem", which can be roughly translated as "rogue" and "roguishness", are very similar to the "jeitinho", but these terms imply a greater degree of breaking the rules, as opposed to bending the rules. Elsewhere in Latin America, similar concepts include viveza criolla in Argentina and Uruguay, juega vivo in Panama and malicia indígena in Colombia.
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She also gives Phil information about Vincent Hubbard (Richard Blackwood). In July 2015, Ritchie represents Ben (now Harry Reid) when he is arrested for Lucy's murder. She barges into the police station and interrupts a video identity parade Keeble and DCI Jill Marsden (Sophie Stanton) are holding with a witness. Ritchie is furious with Marsden and berates her for her methods, accusing her of bending the rules.
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Toronto team president Clive Toye felt that bending the rules for a star player might set a bad precedent, but was nevertheless prepared to face whatever lineup Tulsa put on the pitch. Ultimately, NASL president Howard J. Samuels overruled Ted Howard and decided to allow Futcher to play, because he felt that the fans in attendance would be the ones made to suffer by Futcher's absence.
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Ultimate Opportunist pursues new challenges By: Mitch Passero July 14, 2011 WWE Studios released Bending the Rules, in which Copeland starred, in 2012. WWE released the official trailer of the film on the February 28, 2012 episode of Raw. The 2012 documentary, You Think You Know Me The Story of Edge, includes a look at Copeland's life and career in pro wrestling. On September 4, 2013, Copeland hosted a special episode of the Syfy series Ghost Mine.
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In 2005, Alaska passed legislation requiring that any genetically altered fish sold in the state be labeled. In 2006, a Consumer Reports investigation revealed that farm-raised salmon is frequently sold as wild. In 2008, the US National Organic Standards Board allowed farmed fish to be labeled as organic provided less than 25% of their feed came from wild fish. This decision was criticized by the advocacy group Food & Water Watch as "bending the rules" about organic labeling.
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Hoss Ellington would make his first win as a NASCAR owner while bending the rules so that both his vehicles could compete. Gordon Johncock would also retire from NASCAR after this race. David Pearson had to get out of his #21 Purolator Mercury in this race. Neil Bonnett, an early retiree in this one, hopped into the Wood Brothers special as a relief driver to help out as the car went on to a top-10 finish.
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Brian knows that it is because of Letty's recent murder that Dominic has returned to get answers. Also, it was Brian who was contacted by Letty with her proposal to infiltrate Braga's organization in exchange for Dom's safe return to Los Angeles. Despite being a full agent again, he is still seen doing his trademark bending the rules and occasionally breaking them to solve the case. Brian and Dom both infiltrate Braga's crew, neither aware of who Braga really is.
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Tommy, Leo, Walter, and Walter Jr. play football while Henry washes everybody's cars. When Walter gets frustrated of Tommy and Leo bending the rules, he spikes the ball on Tommy's classic GTO causing the brothers-in- law to fight. Walter wrestles Tommy onto the ground and threatens him and Tommy accidentally punches Leo who's trying to break them up. Henry sprays his son and son-in-law with the hose, and the Wedmans jump into the car and leave, soapsuds and all.
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Starbuck's relationship with Lee Adama takes another dramatic turn after she angrily challenges him to a brutal and emotional boxing match aboard Galactica. Their intense feelings for each other soon lead to an affair drawing resentment from their respective spouses. However, when Lee asks Starbuck to divorce Sam, she refuses due to her strong religious beliefs on the sacrament of marriage. Lee argues she is breaking her vows just by being with him, but Starbuck states she's merely bending the rules.
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Tax avoidance is defined by the UK government as "bending the rules of the tax system to gain a tax advantage that Parliament never intended". Unlike most other countries, most UK tax professionals are accountants rather than lawyers by training. Until 2013, the UK had no general anti-avoidance rule ("GAAR") for corporation tax. However, it inherited an anti-avoidance rule from income tax relating to transactions in securities,Company Taxation Manual CTM36805 — Particular topics: transactions in securities: tax advantage from: introduction, HMRC.
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Flexibility of assessment is desirable where reasonably practicable. This is a feature that should be inherent in the assessment tools for the skill, and should take into account the expected variability of circumstances, including variations in candidates, equipment, location, environmental conditions and other things not entirely under the control of the assessor, but within the scope of the competence requirements. Flexibility does not imply bending the rules, or failing to comply with the specifications of the standards. All performance criteria must be addressed.
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Because there is more than one pair of vertices with an odd number of edges, the resulting multigraph does not contain an Eulerian path nor an Eulerian circuit, which means that this puzzle cannot be solved. By bending the rules, a related puzzle could be solved. For instance, by permitting passage through more than one wall at a time (that is, through a corner of a room), or by solving the puzzle on a torus (doughnut) instead of a flat plane.
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A week after the Anniversary show Toscano challenged Danny Casas to a singles match, which the veteran wrestler Toscano won by bending the rules. Following hs victory Toscano challenged Danny Casas to a Lucha de Apuestas, or "bet match", with both wrestlers putting their hair on the line at the IWRG 20th Anniversary Show. In the main event, Toscano played the rudo part throughout the match, although all three falls ended cleanly. In the end Danny Casas pinned Toscano to win the third and deciding fall.
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Additional film work includes The Rock, Gone in 60 Seconds, Space Buddies, Unicorn City, Bending The Rules, and Undocumented. In 2004, Weisman produced and acted in the independent feature film, The Illusion, directed by Emmy Award winner, Michael Goorjian, and starring Hollywood legend, Kirk Douglas. Illusion won the "Best Screenplay" award at the 12th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival, and was an official selection of the 16th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival. An avid poker player, Kevin appeared on Bravo's Celebrity Poker Showdown.
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In this series, Takizawa Noboru transfers to a school where all disputes are settled through fighting. He quickly runs afoul of the school bully, Ibuki Saburo, who has a boxing match with "God's Hall Monitor", Jounouchi Kouichi, to determine who will date the lovely Yukari. Takizawa is enraptured with Yukari, and decides to intervene in the fight which Ibuki won by bending the rules. Takizawa loses the fight in the first OVA to Ibuki's deadly finishing punch, but in the second OVA Takizawa develops his own finishing punch and eventually wins the day.
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He has been known to bend the rules for them such as when the Council of Leaders of the World Federation (typified by Senator Weiner) tried to put Goose behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. Walsh is something of a controversial character. It's implied in "Supertroopers" that he and Wheiner keep each other in check through a complicated web of mutual blackmail, and a series of "deals." Some of these "deals" involve bending the rules for his Rangers, but others might wind up harmful to them.
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The film is based around the life of Emaan, a young, honest policeman who doesn't mind bending the rules to uphold justice. The story begins with the police investigating the rape and murder of a girl and soon after arresting the culprit. Emaans character, played by Rasool Emaan, is portrayed by the first sequence as a lonely, hardened man. The lonely Emaan meets and instantly takes a liking to a young woman who has been married against her wishes to an older man, who then deserted her along with their small daughter...
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Several mathematicians have demonstrated workable procedures based on a variety of approximations. Bending the rules by introducing a supplemental tool, allowing an infinite number of compass-and- straightedge operations or by performing the operations in certain non- Euclidean geometries also makes squaring the circle possible in some sense. For example, the quadratrix of Hippias provides the means to square the circle and also to trisect an arbitrary angle, as does the Archimedean spiral. Although the circle cannot be squared in Euclidean space, it sometimes can be in hyperbolic geometry under suitable interpretations of the terms.
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During this time, they gained notoriety in the tag team division, partly due to their participation in Tables, Ladders, and Chairs matches. He retired in April 2011 due to several neck injuries, but returned to competition in the 2020 Royal Rumble match after a nine-year retirement. Aside from professional wrestling, Copeland appeared in the fantasy film Highlander: Endgame and WWE Studios' Bending the Rules. He has made guest appearances on television shows such as Weakest Link, Mind of Mencia, Deal or No Deal, MADtv and The Flash.
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Throughout the series, Maisie is portrayed as a strong and dedicated detective, often stepping on toes and bending the rules to get results, and even becoming personally involved with the victims of each case. She often clashes with her superior officer, Jack Freeman (Ian McElhinney), who also appears to hold a romantic torch for her, while George Kyprianou (Steve John Shepherd), a junior constable on her team, often proves to be her best ally in the field. Maisie also receives help from her loyal housekeeper Joan (Stella Moray). Although neither series has been released on DVD, repeats of the series are regularly shown on Drama and Alibi.
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Some medical institutions have drafted new policy directed at correcting some of the excesses of VIP medicine. In 2011, the Cleveland Clinic's Jorge Guzman published nine principles of caring for VIPs in the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, warning staff against bending the rules, accepting lavish gifts, and automatically bringing in department chairs to care for a patient rather than a lower-ranking physician who might actually be more expert in treating a particular ailment. At the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, new policy states that personal gifts to staff in excess of $25 value cannot be accepted and must be forwarded to the development office.
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The narration is divided into three phases. The pre-Independence period, depicting Kamaraj's childhood, the influence of Satyamurthy, Kamaraj's growth as a politician and his prison life. The second phase depicts his taking over as the Congress Chief Minister of the state, the reforms he tries to bring in, especially in education, his largesse and his bending the rules for a good cause-like for the urgent eye- operation of a kid. It also displayed his sense of humour (like his response when his mother in the village sends word that she needed a fan and a blanket), his refusal to take advantage of his position (asking for the newly installed tap to be removed from his village-house).
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Much lauded as a player, McGraw was one of the standard-bearers of dead-ball era baseball. He was known for his quick temper and for bending the rules, but he also stood out as a great baseball mind. McGraw was a key player on the pennant-winning 1890s Baltimore Orioles, and later applied his talents and temper while a captain (playing)-manager, transitioning in 1902 to the New York Giants, for whom he became a bench manager in 1907 until his retirement in 1932. Even with his success and fame as a player, he is best known for his managing, especially since it was with a team as popular as the New York Giants.
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Ogilvie-Forbes wrote that antisemitism in Germany was "not a national, but a world problem, which if neglected, contains the seeds of a terrible vengeance". As regards helping individual Jews to escape from the Nazis, in his position as a senior diplomat Ogilvie-Forbes could not be seen to be "bending the rules". However, he was able to help an acquaintance, Klaus Neuberg and secure the release of his son and three nephews from Sachsenhausen, and the subsequent move of eight of the family to New Zealand. This was organised through Captain Frank Foley, the passport control officer in the embassy, whom Ogilvie-Forbes supported, unofficially, in his work to enable thousands of Jews to escape.
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Starting in 1933, Gürtner found himself uneasily attempting to maintain the rule of law in Germany by bending the rules of the laws to suit Hitler, a process that steadily involved him and the rest of the German judiciary into excusing and justifying terror. In July 1935, Gürtner amended Paragraph 175 of the German penal code to extend its scope and increased the penalties. By the end of 1935, it was already apparent that neither Gürtner nor Frick would be able to impose limitations on the power of the Gestapo, or control the SS camps where thousands of detainees were being held without judicial review.Charles W. Sydnor, Jr., Soldiers of destruction: the SS Death's Head Division, 1933–1945 See footnote, p. 20.
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Gaming the system (also rigging, abusing, cheating, milking, playing, working, or breaking the system, or gaming or bending the rules) can be defined as using the rules and procedures meant to protect a system to, instead, manipulate the system for a desired outcome.(membership required) According to James Rieley, a British advisor to CEOs and an author, structures in companies and organizations (both explicit and implicit policies and procedures, stated goals, and mental models) drive behaviors that are detrimental to long-term organizational success and stifle competition. For some, error is the essence of gaming the system, in which a gap in protocol allows for errant practices that lead to unintended results.Mark Nunes, Error: Glitch, Noise, and Jam in New Media Cultures (2010) p.
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While Danny Casas and Toscano were on opposite sides during the Ruleta de la Muerte the two teamed up on subsequent shows without issues. The two were teamed for a match on the Arena Naucalpan 38th Anniversary Show where they Tortuga Rafy and Veneno lost to the team of Máscara Año 2000 Jr., Negro Navarro, Pirata Morgan and Trauma II. After the loss Toscano blamed Danny Casas for the loss, pushing him out of the way as he left the ring. A week after the Anniversary show Toscano challenged Danny Casas to a singles match, which the veteran wrestler Toscano won by bending the rules. Following hs victory Toscano challenged Danny Casas to a Lucha de Apuestas, or "bet match", with both wrestlers putting their hair on the line.
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His connection with the Telekinema during the Festival of Britain led to him being appointed as a programmer at the new National Film Theatre for a time.Brian Baxter Obituary: John Huntley, The Guardian, 11 August 2003 According to film collector Kevin Brownlow, Huntley was the most accessible of the BFI's staff because of his skill at bending the rules; he left the institute in 1974. With one of his two daughters, Amanda, he set up Huntley Film Archives in 1984,Company profile , Huntley Film Archive based from 2005 in the Herefordshire village of Ewyas Harold."One of Europe's largest film archives moves to Herefordshire", BBC Hereford and Worcester (local radio station), last updated 2005-12-20 John Huntley was a published authorAmong his books was Railways in the Cinema.
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Eric, on the other hand, is too lazy and immature to be anything but a ridiculous "goof-off", to the annoyance of his family and Mr. Feeny, in addition lacking confidence to his own capability to succeed academically. In Girl Meets World, Cory mentions that Eric is the only person he knows who can do the impossible, and later Jack Hunter asks if he's still an "idiot genius". During the later years, storylines involving Eric became stranger and wackier, often bending the rules of reality itself, such as an episode where Eric continually tries to sneak up on Topanga by using many disguises and crazy situations. The change from a girl-crazy cool-conscious teenager (the first half of the series) to a scatter-brained odd-ball (the second half of the series) was a drastic change.
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They also received a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, presented by Hillary Clinton and Jane Alexander at The White House on September 23, 1997. Jim and Jesse joined producers Randall Franks and Alan Autry for the In the Heat of the Night (TV Series) cast CD "Christmas Time's A Comin'" performing "Christmas Time's A Comin'" with the cast on the CD released on Sonlite and MGM/UA for one of the most popular Christmas releases of 1991 and 1992 with Southern retailers. Jesse also added his mandolin talents to a vocal performance of "Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella" by the late TV legend Carroll O'Connor. In 2004, Jesse was honored with a nomination by the International Bluegrass Music Association for his project, "Bending the Rules" as Instrumental Recording of the Year.
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Not everyone is pleased by Yelena's acceptance of the role of food taster, especially not General Brazell, whose son was killed by Yelena, despite it being in self-defense. His wants for her death causes Valek, the assassin and right-hand man to the Commander, who rules Ixia with an iron fist without ever bending the rules, to take her under his protection, despite having fed her Butterfly Dust to prevent her escape: if she doesn't have the antidote every day, she will die. But unfortunately for Yelena, she is developing strong magical abilities that she cannot control, which are illegal and a cause for death in Ixia. But she must use her abilities to protect herself not only from other magic users coming into Ixia, but against those who plot against the commander and against Valek, who she is slowly developing feelings for.
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