In July the housing ministry scolded local governments for "three blinds" in their projects: blindly demolishing old districts, blindly building skyscrapers and (horror of horrors) blindly copying foreign culture.
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Rob Corddry says he would blindly trust tattoo artist Scott Campbell with his own skin ... blindly.
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The problem is that when people trust things blindly and when they just apply them blindly, they don't think about cause and effect.
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"I hit her with it, almost blindly," the post continued.
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These are all reasons not to leap blindly towards it.
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She blindly reached for Chrisanne and slotted their mouths together.
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We just blindly go 'Oh iPhone X, let's get it!
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I doubt people are asking blindly after your mother's health.
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You'll never walk blindly around the Macy's parking lot again.
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What future president will blindly trust these men and women?
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Sometimes we cling to the past a little too blindly.
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And we certainly must not slide toward solar geoengineering blindly.
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G.G. Courage is not just running blindly into burning buildings.
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That's not to say we should just blindly embrace Williamson.
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"Blindly giving away the farm isn't our style," Nirenberg wrote.
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How quickly will I lose balance if I blindly reverse?
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They have been swinging blindly wherever they've seen an opportunity.
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Blindly following any person is what gets us into trouble.
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To be clear: I am not blindly opposed to development.
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I took the pills blindly and trusted a dysfunctional system.
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They cook blindly, as Mr. Kim put it, on trust.
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Good leaders also don't blindly advocate for a specific direction.
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A young child may blindly obey authority — Mom, Dad, teacher.
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And opposing Iran does not mean blindly trusting Saudi Arabia.
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The Globes' TV awards usually favor what's new, almost blindly.
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"So many people are blindly devoted to him [Trump]," Tallent said.
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The documentary seems to suggest that vigilantes shouldn't be trusted blindly.
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The shift in this dynamic isn't something that's happening blindly either.
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But big funds do not always blindly follow proxy advisers' suggestions.
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Some blindly return fire as the bags pile onto the beach.
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But is it really necessary to keep blindly pissing away money?
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They were no longer blindly buying everything from a single vendor.
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Both blindly ambitious, he and Coco have a lot in common.
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Shieber has a simple solution: don't rely on these systems blindly.
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It exists blindly and helplessly on the brink of further darkness.
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It's more absurd Verizon would blindly accept routes without basic filters.
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Liang "blindly executed a misguided loyalty to his employer," Nixon said.
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It's crucial at this time that you don't trust people blindly.
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Lay back and read a book instead of blindly pushing ahead.
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They will blindly follow what other investors are doing (herd behavior).
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According to Adweek, over 40,000 people blindly ordered the new offering.
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Even after that whole thing, I went in kind of blindly.
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"It's not true he was blindly loyal to President," Giuliani said.
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Power must be questioned, and held accountable always, never blindly followed.
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But responding blindly to such calls comes at a greater expense.
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Today, the saying is synonymous with blindly following something. Yikes.2.
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But that does not mean you should blindly trust your doctor.
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Buying the right gift blindly shows you really understand your recipient.
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History has taught us all too well about blindly following orders.
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We cannot just blindly move ahead as if nothing is happening.
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" Besides, he added, "I don't blindly love everything in the building.
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But today everybody is blindly following what Waze is telling them.
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I remember blindly sending out my resume to the various networks.
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Boards should guard against the temptation to follow Apple's path blindly.
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Too many practitioners are just blindly rehearsing systematic routines and stunts.
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We were really excited and were kind of walking into this blindly.
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It's great to have rabid fans who blindly believe in your product.
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Due to unseen deadly forces, the perilous journey must be made blindly.
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So I really got into it blindly and I was very naive.
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They've blindly followed the definitions of success that they've created for themselves.
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We don't chase for projects blindly just for revenue without any profitability.
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Everything blindly promised by AI-focused VCs gets a layer of realism.
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As happens when you run blindly into the wild, they get lost.
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Reaching blindly into my bag, I couldn't tell the two cameras apart.
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Larsson says they sort of blindly trusted Labrador when they first signed.
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It exists blindly and helplessly on the brink of further darkness. 18.
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Life is chaotic, people just fight blindly over power and material possessions.
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My suspicion is that they'd blindly follow whoever would ascend to power.
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That suggests that skills training might be worth pursuing, but not blindly.
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However, xenia was never about the rich blindly giving to the poor.
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But Angie, 38, said they would not blindly support the Democratic ticket.
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Throughout those months, I blindly stumbled into a routine of expressing gratitude.
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It's never a good idea to be blindly loyal to one's country.
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We are focused on solutions instead of blindly following a partisan agenda.
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So Goldman is advising clients against blindly piling into all of them.
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"You say the word and I'll go anywhere blindly," the song says.
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I entered a competition one time to test hundreds of vodkas blindly.
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In my blindly compliant state, I showed the narcs exactly where it was.
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We agree to terms and conditions blindly in order access what we desire.
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Blindly shutting off advertising for subscriptions is a long-term mistake, Lerer said.
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Square guys in suits and vests producing technology blindly used by other corporations.
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I'm not an idiot and I'm not blindly [like], 'No he's a sweetheart!
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He was also critical of African-Americans who would blindly vote for Democrats.
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That doesn't mean the company will blindly move forward with its store fleet.
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Luckily, you don't have to search blindly for others who share your interest.
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"The send blindly feature is kind of a fun, gimmicky thing," admits Barnard.
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Most people blindly believed this research, and it was exploited to sell products.
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Shifting blindly or silently in one direction or another right incites users' fury.
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Peruvian (and Latin American) socialism should not blindly copy European models, he thought.
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I went to her website, emailed her campaign, and blindly offered my help.
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I've watched clients blindly pivot to younger candidate résumés for no viable reason.
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And, once again, it seems there are some who blindly take the bait.
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"He wanted to give up what he had earned so blindly," said Lee.
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Some Democrats worry about the House impeachment managers walking into the trial blindly.
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It's too easy to blindly trust what you're told without scrutinizing the source.
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However, we, the reasonable Muslims, don't have to blindly abide by medieval jurisprudence.
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They go in blindly, looking for someone from Greylock, Benchmark, Apple or Salesforce.
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"In Sadr City, his followers will keep following him blindly," Mr. Hussein said.
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I couldn&apost blindly throw money and resources at every challenge that emerged.
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Except, well, you can't blindly trust it to fully keep your data secure.
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Travelling has always lead me blindly into the most thrilling and unique experiences.
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Because everyone blindly suggests we do things, especially when it comes to war.
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That snap, from turning around a corner blindly, immediately foretold of Bad Shit.
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Ana: There's a lot of walking blindly into walls and crashing into one another.
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They will have to prepare their autumn/winter lines, unveiled in February, somewhat blindly.
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Gla1ve fired blindly but couldn't take out Olof, tying up the game 15-15.
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In 1982, he blindly predicted a stock market crash, despite critique from his naysayers.
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If you're tired of blindly chases success defined by someone else — and who isn't?
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Maybe we don't choose this road or that road, but stagger down them blindly.
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Watch as we blindly (and boldly) taste five inventive modifications of these fall favorites.
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He frequently argues that China must stop blindly increasing GDP at the environment's expense.
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Al Riveron continues to blindly side with his refs and the current status quo.
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Clients are becoming more diligent about asking questions rather than blindly trusting their advisors.
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Gangs of blindly optimistic scruffy rag-tag underdogs in space are my thing 5ever.
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The bank urged people not to "believe in rumours and take out deposits blindly".
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HNA Group on Friday said it was not selling its assets "blindly," Reuters reported.
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" The bank urged people not to "believe in rumors and take out deposits blindly.
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It's not a level about jumping but blindly guessing a passcode with 1,880 numbers.
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Nowhere was America's blindly patriotic state of affairs better exploited than at the cinema.
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Or blindly shared political rants or passive-aggressive, attention-seeking, impossible-to-decode posts.
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He became a starved shark whose only goal was to trash and conquer blindly.
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He also warned administration officials to be careful in blindly following the president's instructions.
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So how do we get people to stop and think before blindly sharing things?
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But it's also not the time to invest blindly in the market, he said.
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Simply relying on individuals or blindly following a system will not solve our problems.
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Yet, they were following the demands of the bank bulls, in my view, blindly.
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In fact, their silence is deafening as they continue to blindly support the President.
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But, before we follow our own preference blindly, let's understand what that path entails.
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It is better to stare into the abyss than to step into it blindly.
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When investors hear about disruptive companies, they should never just buy their stocks blindly.
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Many market players buy the stock blindly, thinking it is too good to fail.
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Like bribery, rigidity and incompetence, blindly positive thinking is always a risk in bureaucracies.
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I chase after the ball, pick it up and throw blindly toward home plate.
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And it was unfair for him to blindly abhor any style that eschewed ornament.
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Now, instead of blindly patrolling broad swaths of ocean, the police can target their efforts.
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Come fall, blindly returning to the habit of sticking to neutrals is all to turnkey.
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It's a test to see who around him will debase themselves to repeat it blindly.
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So I kind of wandered in a bit blindly and naively, as I always do.
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There is a misconception that foundations will blindly partner with anyone in return for donations.
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This process is thus a vast improvement on the Edisonian approach of blindly testing everything.
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Please, everyone: don't ever, EVER just blindly follow directions from randos you follow on Twitter.
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"Blindly chasing reach, for example, has led the industry to some difficult situations," Derella said.
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We wander blindly in the darkness until an algorithm puts one person in another's car.
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As I learned, lemmings don't follow one another blindly to their deaths — as popularly believed.
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To try to save his wife, June had no option but to push ahead blindly.
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The game started with Pratt blindly choosing words without knowing how they would be used.
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He also has a track record of blindly following Dany, oblivious to the oncoming storm.
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Wider contagion has been pretty limited, but at this stage it cannot be blindly dismissed.
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But yes, on easy, as it's not a game you can just jump blindly into.
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Many in the news media blindly accepted the FBI's background insistences that Hatfill was guilty.
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Those reasons include blindly pursuing your passion and not being able to meet investors' standards.
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And he still blindly follows his ego, failing to understand the fundamentals of a campaign.
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These online-meat-delivery startups appeal to conscious consumers who don't just eat meat blindly.
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Rather, they remembered rubbing on couch arms, squirming against mattresses, and grinding blindly into each.
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Absorbed thinking of the pinch, the brief bright sharp pressure, she followed the directions blindly.
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"The corporate fact checkers are blindly trusting the author of the Mercatus report," Sanders tweeted.
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So I wouldn't blindly extrapolate all the outcomes of the Q4 into the next year.
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This was before ultrasound was commonly used, so a surgical abortion was often performed blindly.
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Inching blindly through an entrance hallway, I found (or lost) myself within a daylong nighttime.
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The left too often finds itself with tunnel vision, blindly attacking corporate interests as bad.
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Blindly hacking away at the tax code with a meat ax isn't one of them.
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We wait, acknowledging we are flying more blindly than we have in a long time.
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Such flagrant disregard of religious liberty as guaranteed by the Constitution cannot be blindly ignored.
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I had just blindly been performing someone else's script instead of writing my own story.
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They are no longer groping blindly through the world of disability activism and Paralympic sport.
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But, there&aposs no need to blindly forge relationships that drag you down in life.
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Scandal star Katie Lowes will play Rachel, a friend who blindly "worships" Delvey, per Variety.
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In doing this, she points out, these young people are not blindly accepting any doctrine.
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" He added: "People who follow Mr. Trump blindly will suffer the same consequences I'm suffering.
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A recent report by FactSet Insight cautions investors against blindly buying stocks with high payout ratios.
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"Whatever method it might be," he said, "if the government implements it, they blindly trust it."
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Is it better to remain blindly faithful to the original text, or present their own interpretation?
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First up, top founders are blindly ignorant to the problem they're seeking to solve, said Frank.
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Meanwhile, SAFE advised people against buying foreign currencies blindly, arguing that investing overseas could be risky.
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The alternative is blindly hoping they save you a seat when they try to abandon ship.
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That doesn't mean we should blindly put up with the mistakes Snapchat or other designers make.
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It's a grab bag, and those willing to blindly reach in will be rewarded in turn.
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What might seem like blindly blending two separate spiritual interests, actually makes a lot of sense.
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A new approach is called for as we barrel blindly toward our shared dark online destiny.
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I needed to build a lucrative professional network in addition to blindly sending in job applications.
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" In shock, Thompson blindly rebutted Lisa Marie's revelation, but the young girl insisted, " 'Yes, he is!
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Soon fists were flying and bones were breaking, but these guys weren't goons blindly throwing haymakers.
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"We rescue these angels blindly and have no idea what problems they may have," she explained.
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And, monogamous people don't always appreciate being approached blindly with an invitation into an open relationship.
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Instead of blindly downing drinks, Fromme said, people should know their own limits and act accordingly.
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The outlook for China trade remains tough and the government is not "blindly optimistic", he added.
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In which your scorekeeper blindly flails around pretending to know who Septon Meribald is Sit down.
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Blackwell said equivalence worked both ways and Britain should not blindly follow EU rules after Brexit.
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It probably wouldn't have the tone-deafness of multiple police officers shooting blindly at fleeing suspects.
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Elections should and must remain the bedrock of our system, despite Trump's eagerness to blindly drill.
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I was quite delirious with rage at that point, and began blindly following the next steps.
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Earl Landgrebe (R-Ind.), who blindly supported Nixon to the bitter end of the Watergate debacle.
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If she's okay with having unprotected sex, I blindly assume she is doing the right thing.
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I no longer even pity Piggy, clutching his broken "specs" and blindly following the nearest leader.
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OkCupid didn't send an email to confirm the address change — it just blindly accepted the change.
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So, instead of blindly blog-searching, we're turning to the classic masters of recipe organization: cookbooks.
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He also warned companies about stepping blindly into financial activities and sticking to their core businesses.
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Lots of people blindly act out stereotypes and don't tune into what's buzzing beneath the surface.
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Backing companies blindly is not a smart move, but shying away from them isn't wise, either.
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I blindly raise my arms to protect my head—but my enemy comes back into focus.
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"If you blindly invest, you may suffer significant losses," it said in a statement on Thursday.
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She's been so blindly self-obsessed that she didn't realize she'd alienated those closest to her.
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I have some friends, most of them are writers or editors, whose recommendations I trust blindly.
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Over the past decade, a flood of money poured into cheap ETFs that blindly track indexes.
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Even more troubling, slaughter advocates blindly repeat bureau statistics with little understanding of what they mean.
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" But Mr. Ames said: "When the proposal is overly brash, our counterparts don't just blindly capitulate.
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The fist waved at him blindly, and finally the painter grasped the hopelessness of his situation.
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And we didn't just blindly invest in good public charter schools, Newark closed bad ones too.
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And, trust me, I will continue to disagree with liberals who blindly believe in Big Government.
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Otherwise, we're left blindly adhering to supposed best practices without knowing what really works for cybersecurity.
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We are plunging blindly down an ethical ski slope in which previously unconscionable options become routine.
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We need to be very careful here, and not walk blindly into something that has distinct problems.
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As far as he's concerned, the administration's blindly backing the NRA ... even in the wake of atrocities.
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"At present, members of parliament are expected to vote blindly next week without this information," she said.
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These are simple animals who blindly follow the members ahead of them, often to their own peril.
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If the past few years have taught us anything, it's that algorithms should not be blindly trusted.
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Here I was, blindly searching for product knowledge on Amazon's website, taking it all in as gospel.
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Blindly watching these movies for the first time in your 30s must give you a different perspective.
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It's better to wait for accurate news than to tweet blindly about events far away from you.
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When you don't have a specific target, fire blindly into whichever location enemy forces are coming from.
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A moderately viral game from last April was to blindly match illustrations to their corresponding Wikihow article.
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Just enough information for you to make your own, informed decision, rather than blindly handing over control.
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Looking before leaping takes more time than blindly diving, so save time (and money) with Prime Now.
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But there's no way Carrie stands idly while Keane blindly destroys the country she loves so much.
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After watching the child taunt him, he lashes out blindly — just like he did as a child.
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" Qiu Xiang J, said: "The comments here from straight males are disgusting, blindly discriminating against others. Vomit.
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So, she loves him blindly, even when it means leaving a free society to return to bondage.
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Members of both parties feel blindly compelled to attack the other party's approach to nearly every problem.
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"Being thoughtful and taking my time and not blindly following is representing my district well," Love said.
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"She is not an accompanist that blindly 'follows' a singer," Mr. Scholl said in a 2012 interview.
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"I blindly followed his demands," Cohen said in closing remarks after more than seven hours of testimony.
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The DNC should take that into consideration, or else it will be blindly trying to repeat history.
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It's too late and the stakes are too high for us to plunge blindly into the abyss.
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The remaining 54 delegates were elected blindly by voters in each of the state's 18 congressional districts.
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Without it, we cast our votes blindly, and our elections are little better than a crap shoot.
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In such a scenario, the industry will "expand blindly with low standards" and "develop overcapacity," Lou said.
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The authors' point, however, is that people often blindly believe that buying is usually the smarter option.
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This isn't exactly what's bothersome about Facebook blindly charging into another market with another poorly conceived service.
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Dangerous Golf is not a game where you can just fire the ball blindly and expect success.
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There may be elements of the general populace which are not blindly aligned with the oppressive regime.
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I was twenty years old then, and I still walked blindly from one experience to the next.
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" The Blackfords are blindly devoted to one another — "it was all there was and would ever be.
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Even if superhero flicks aren't your thing, you'll just have to blindly trust me on this one.
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The eyeless heads of slain humans and cattle stare blindly and balefully at us through the screen.
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There isn't a researcher in politics, Democrat or Republican, who would blindly agree to such an encounter.
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When people blindly follow 'culture' they do not even know the origins or reasons for the culture.
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I was blindly tracing their steps, as millions of New Yorkers mindlessly trace one another's every day.
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"If you think Brexit is the medicine, my concern is that you're treating something blindly," he said.
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History will not be kind to those who blindly or knowingly joined our president for the ride.
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The Senate is meant to check the heated impulses of the House rather than blindly follow them.
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I shot blindly at the mercenaries and rushed to cover as Naybha charged towards the merc leader.
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"We are operating blindly today; ONDCP must establish a system of tracking and accountability," the report notes.
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Somewhat blindly, I'd chosen to attend a conservative college an hour away from where I grew up.
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Hobble blindly toward the shower and wash my dirty-ass hair while trying to burn myself awake.
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But the jet's radar signal was lost, leaving the air traffic controller blindly directing the pilot to safety.
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By the time Facebook intervened, the video had been blindly shared by thousands of people, according to reports.
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Nor is he looking to win over the Jewish electorate by blindly equating Jewish interests with Israeli ones.
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The days of robot vacuums blindly bumping into objects around your home as they clean are long gone.
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We cannot simply blindly assume that they will continue to do this irrespective of policies in wealthier nations.
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Web services allowed systems not to exchange data blindly, but to have machine readable contracts and interface definitions.
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The company says it will now allow people to choose their shared rides, instead of being matched blindly.
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All I've done is play the tutorial and do the initial data download (and blindly purchase the game).
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During the tutorial, her S.O. Hank attempted to blindly apply her makeup — and that's when things went south.
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HTC's brave new public face, then, is the strange spectacle of besuited blokes blindly gesticulating into thin air.
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So he can basically create his own mental reality and have thousands of people blindly agree with him.
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Activists say it also poses issues for migrants in detention because it forces them to blindly sign paperwork.
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Unfortunately, because we had always overcome every previous obstacle, we blindly assumed we'd always overcome the next one.
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There will be more missteps along the way, but you should be able to blindly trust your bank.
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Regulators last week cautioned individual investors against "blindly" buying STAR Market stocks, but said big fluctuations were normal.
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As seen in the emails Trump Jr. shared on Twitter, he did not walk blindly into the meeting.
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At first, the neural net is just guessing blindly; it starts life a blank slate, more or less.
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But I wouldn't have to blindly pop around the room and get my bearings every time I moved.
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Maybe they don't know any better, or maybe they're proud of blindly blending in with the status quo.
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Most players blindly throw Poké Balls at wild Pokémon, but there's actually a logic to the catching madness.
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She'd blindly cross a border if I promised her Hogwarts, Harry, and Hermione were on the other side.
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The commander in chief, and the Republicans who blindly support him, bear much of the blame for that.
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Above all, life blindly goes on, and Rebecca Shaw will eventually be forgotten, along with everyone else. ♦
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He turned his back to them, to throw it to them blindly, like a bride tossing her bouquet.
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They should have done many things other than assemble the Trump triumvirate and walk blindly into that meeting.
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Karen and Grotto flee as the guy starts just blindly shooting in the direction of everyone running away.
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Luckily, I eventually found the self-awareness to realize that blindly pursuing goals I couldn't achieve was unhealthy.
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What we build, blindly, in the poisonous darkness we find ourselves in now—it really could be anything.
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We could learn a bit from Americans on how to celebrate our country and be blindly patriotic, though.
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Firing blindly, I straddled my troll girlfriend's large brown body, trying desperately to keep some blood inside her.
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There was one place where Ondra appeared to blindly step near a bolt, but did he touch it?
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I blindly agreed with opinions on essays I'd never read; shared opinions on people I'd never heard of.
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"Suspects take advantage, knowing that 'Hey, I'm basically committing crimes blindly,' without the fear of prosecution," said Capt.
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By telling moderators to follow the rules blindly, Facebook hopes to guard against bias and to enforce consistency.
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There's a set of rules that we all blindly follow, and I'll admit that I'm guilty of it.
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And in this town, even if you're blindly fumbling along, there's no better place to find your way.
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Despite this, this peace deal was blindly celebrated, and Afwerki congratulated by politicians from all over the world.
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"Don't swing blindly and wildly at our foe, China," he said, hours before the president announced his plan.
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Howard Marks of Oaktree Capital bemoans a market on autopilot, with stocks being blindly acquired by index funds.
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This includes building new infrastructure that looks glorious but are constructed blindly without considering the actual market demand.
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As Grace gets closer and closer to the Fever Dream boys, the book explores the creepy underbelly of the band-fan relationship: how the fan tends to blindly objectify and the band to blindly use, how the relationship seems to preclude either party recognizing the other as a human being.
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Because, let's face it: you are walking around blindly staring at your phone for an extended period of time.
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This song thrush was trying to escape the talons of a hawk when it flew blindly into a window.
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Unlike Meadow and AJ Soprano of The Sopranos, Charlotte doesn't blindly accept what her parents have decide to do.
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But I've come so far at this point that I really only have one place to go: onward, blindly.
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They help perpetuate rape culture with their insistence on policing female sexuality and blindly siding with predatory Black men.
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Or am I just blindly recycling perceived value with the faint hope that it will rub off on me?
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The ability to question and challenge was Dougy's takeaway; being blindly led was not something he was down for.
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There comes a point in life when blindly tossing everything into a tote bag just doesn't cut it anymore.
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But the address did not link to a secure Google web page, instead directing the user blindly via bit.
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Overall, though, not having to blindly feel my way around the head-gear-based controller is a significant improvement.
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Crooks' vision focuses on the individuality of our brows, rather than blindly following a trend because, well, it's trending.
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And that we'll stand, not blindly for a pledge, but beside each other as we reclaim our democracy. Together.
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But ultimately it will be down to users to be more responsible and not blindly forward messages they receive.
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Like it or not, "[w]e look blindly into food samples to learn exactly what's there," Amini told LinkedIn.
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Because it's mobile, I'm not tethered to anything, and I am certainly not about to start blindly wandering around.
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You don't have to blindly buy new episodes of The Walking Dead, if Telltale fails to support their employees.
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It's probably not at all surprising that most content posted to Reddit is voted on more or less blindly.
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Especially if we follow them blindly without considering their impact outside of the financial systems they attempt to understand.
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" One 8chan commenter wrote that they expected to see an uptick of supporters who "blindly emulate the President's example.
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Being a kid is so strange: The world is this new, confusing, exciting place that you blindly barrel through.
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And I was kind of blindly going along doing my own thing because I'd had successes in the past.
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I realized that I cannot blindly accept the mainstream media's propaganda, and that I must do my own research.
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Democrats themselves have been somewhat divided on the issue, wary of appearing blindly political in their newfound leadership roles.
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But even at that speed, it would be a waste of time to blindly try out every possible combination.
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Try to remove large pieces of lint or dust — don't just blindly grind it too hard against the sides.
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Barth thus ultimately concluded that Romans 13 does, in fact, not call upon people blindly to obey the state.
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I'm not saying I'm smart but you can't just go blindly at the flags like we did last year.
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Donald Trump Jr. is almost—almost—a tragic figure, an unloved son who is blindly loyal to his father.
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Instead, local officials across the country were left to work blindly as the crisis grew undetected and exponentially. Gov.
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As long as our elected representatives blindly do the bidding of the National Rifle Association, such shootings will continue.
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Doing it that way you're kind of shooting it blindly and just making stuff from emotion, which is great.
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I am a casual N.B.A. fan who has rooted blindly for Golden State for more than a quarter-century.
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Riding in the car is an American, who promptly whips out his gun and fires blindly into the crowd.
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But blindly sentencing people to lengthy offenses, ignoring their actual risk to reoffend is both ineffective and absurdly offensive.
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This trade was the ultimate definition, for me, of the dumb tourist blindly putting money on a greed trade.
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President Trump was elected in order to challenge the status quo and not blindly follow where others have led.
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Either Kelly and Sanders were handed written statements that they blindly read or that is actually how they feel.
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Taking the law into one's own hands, like gangbangers blindly firing off bullets during retaliatory drive-by shootings, becomes routine.
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But buying one blindly instead of relying on an expert that handpicks individual securities could be a recipe for disaster.
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I've had my arse handed to me several times because rushed in, blindly, in an attempt to overpower my foes.
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They blindly believe in their candidate to an extent that they actually can't see objectively what's happening in the campaign.
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He also blindly followed his stepfather Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish, who served as his Lord Protector until Robyn became of age.
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Granted, I didn't drink too much or sleep with random people, but I'd moved through that decade just as blindly.
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This is a collaboration where I blindly went "all in" because I trusted his talent and he believed in mine.
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"It drives me crazy that in 2016, there are still advertisers that are buying blindly across open exchanges," Franchi said.
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When, for example, orchestras started selecting their performers "blindly" (everyone auditioned behind a screen), the gender split hit 50-50.
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Now that it's your turn, don't blindly teach your own kids these principles without thinking more deeply about these yourself.
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And what injustice do I already tolerate, blindly, as a part of a status-quo I have not sufficiently questioned?
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Convenient, especially for Detective John Wadsworth who blindly staged the murder he committed to look like part of the set.
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But if you're entering the hiring pool blindly you might want to protect yourself a bit and not over-share.
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On the one hand, he's confused and doesn't know what he's doing, fumbling his way blindly towards some inevitable praise.
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To reduce that divisiveness, Cook pleaded with the young graduates to resist entrenched thinking and adopting points of view blindly.
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In 2012 it ordered local authorities to stop "blindly" closing schools before ensuring that centralised ones are up to standard.
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Instead, they may be prone to blindly trust these online manufacturers and 'experts,' as they believe them to be professionals.
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You can't heap praise on Big Tech without acknowledging that blindly embracing its every facet is dangerous and, frankly, stupid.
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When blindly reaching to close the bag I don't fumble nearly as much as I do with a normal buckle.
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Instead of publishing content blindly, publishers have insight into how it will perform before it goes live with objective data.
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But the issue is that too many people still blindly share a headline on Facebook without reading the actual articles.
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A fact-free Trump is blindly defending O'Reilly against the courageous women who came forward to make sexual harassment claims.
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That doesn't sound like the president is just going to blindly swing an ax and will prioritize these cuts instead.
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But this process would at least allow victims to consider their options, rather than blindly signing away their constitutional rights.
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That so many people were willing to blindly click on something so easily shows an astounding lack of common sense.
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"We still haven't seen a real craze here or a generation blindly following Mickey Mouse of Donald Duck," Wang said.
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He dreamt she was somewhere in the cottage with him, rolling around blindly in her wheelchair, scratching against the walls.
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"Critique with rationality has its place in our songs, but we despise those who keep complaining blindly," Li told Reuters.
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As such, consumers have to blindly trust that operators are properly sterilizing their equipment and legally disposing of bloody needles.
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It is a comforting thought; it separates decent people from the bigots who cling blindly to their own nation's superiority.
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For decades, the United Nations has been a metaphorical battleship, and its direction has been relentlessly and blindly anti-Israel.
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No longer do campaigns have to rely on TV, blindly running ads that in the hopes of connecting with voters.
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"Even though it's the oldest club, it's not blindly and foolishly wedded to a certain way of being," he said.
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Despite its driving drumbeat and seemingly pro-American title, the lyrics of this '21972s hit don't blindly celebrate the country.
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The site cautions shoppers against blindly following Aldi's promise for low prices and advises them to do their homework first.
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"You should always ask why: There should be reason behind your decisions, rather than just doing things blindly," she said.
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When it stops, you choose up to two of the pockets within which you can blindly flip the wine glasses.
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Earlier that week, echoing some of the themes in Flake's book, McCain had castigated Republicans for blindly following Trump's orders.
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Platforms blindly trust this input, as well as the technology that scans your uploads looking for any signs of it.
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As Murray herself puts it: "The prime narrator — actual event — does not exist and we must turn the pages blindly."
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AL: Remember to concentrate on quality of diet instead of blindly trying to fulfill some perceived and arbitrary calorie need.
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Solving this blindly, I had nearly every letter filled in by crosses before I was able to fill this out.
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Yes, if you had bet blindly on the Nets, of all teams, this season, you would be making a profit.
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"Suspects take advantage, knowing that, 'Hey, I'm basically committing crimes blindly,' without the fear of prosecution," one police commander said.
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"We can't blindly accept the results of a Saudi-led inquiry to determine who to hold responsible," Mr. Murphy said.
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Families are ripped apart and children are left weeping by the fences constructed by government officials blindly following a regulation.
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Note that these are still all about taking action — just a different action than running blindly into an unclear situation.
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The musicians barrelled blindly through "Iridescence"; on "Ginger," they slink on Pink Panther tiptoes over jittery beats and trippy refrains.
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" My grandmother lacked the knowledge to have explained, "The rooster is hard-wired to blindly attack, it is his instinct.
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Even the well-meaning, the most progressive among us blindly tack the phrase onto cultures as varied as the rainbow.
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The Israeli military portrays the action as a violent provocation by Hamas, a claim that many analysts have blindly accepted.
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I am terrified of those texting pedestrians blindly stepping into my path, endangering not just themselves but me as well.
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Don't blindly trust that a simple flick of a switch will make you completely invisible to the powers that be.
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Blindly giving money to nonexistent technology isn't enough to make it real, no matter how many angry comments you leave.
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This is where I can' tell if this is just intentional misdirection or a case of blindly following the leader.
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Milestones, no matter how significant, should neither be blindly touted nor used as an excuse to call off the watchdogs.
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Mr. Cohen seemed almost emboldened as he continued to speak openly about the man he said he had blindly served.
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These ships of the desert blindly followed the motorway, chewing their cud, and didn't show great respect to passing traffic.
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But to Cramer, host of "Mad Money," the blindly positive moves signaled something concerning about investor sentiment on U.S.-China trade.
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"THE FED OWNS COWS!" a protester bellowed at me as I moved blindly toward the doors of a Donald Trump rally.
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It's official, Rachel Lindsay is stepping into the Bachelorette shoes — or should we say, heels — but she isn't going in blindly.
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Don't blindly trust those scales you see online or start throwing out products simply because they contain supposedly pore-blocking ingredients.
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While I blindly enjoyed being a slave to "having more" in the U.S., I now realize the difference in my life.
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"We rescue these angels blindly and have no idea what problems they may have," Cuoco wrote on Instagram, announcing Chester's death.
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But F'xa's designers think technology companies have a responsibility to challenge these kinds of market preferences, not just blindly follow them.
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Within a day, I was blindly and unthinkingly slapping my thumb down on the right spot to unlock the 7 Pro.
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The members of the quartet were stationed in four corners of the room and performed the music blindly, and from memory.
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"I pretty much came into it blindly, not knowing what to expect, aside from 'a mom and a baby,'" Scott said.
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But Black Mirror is never about blindly trusting technology, it's about examining how we use it — and then, often, rejecting it.
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The core idea of decentralisation is that the operation of a service is not blindly trusted to any single omnipotent company.
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"Sometimes the concurrent auditor just blindly signs whatever is given to him without verifying what is going on," the official said.
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We blindly ignore the reality that the president is not a king and has to contend with Congress on nearly everything.
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Matriarch Olenna Tyrell warns Daenerys in private counsel against listening to Tyrion blindly, stating that it will only get her killed.
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He had a volunteer-astronaut willing to care for his plants personally instead of blindly following a pre-set chore list?
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In that case no one will hear you scream as you stumble blindly into a moonshine still or a bear trap.
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To not do so is blindly arrogant both as a leader of NATO and a former leader of a member state.
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" McGuire said because the board has "blindly stood by management," Smith should be replaced in order to restore "oversight and accountability.
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What we need at this early stage are fanatics for VR in general, not fanboy factions blindly aligned to singular brands.
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He thinks the bull market is 'long in the tooth' by any measure and is not blindly buying on the dips.
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We shouldn't just take politicians at their word, blindly trusting them to act in accordance with the common good, however defined.
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The fast food chain has invited customers to blindly purchase a new menu item just in time for the big game.
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But liberals in other states—and eventually in Congress, when Democrats win it back—won't want to follow either roadmap blindly.
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It's not like the Trump organization where he would bark out orders and people would blindly follow what he wanted done.
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The boys skied blindly, shouting and calling to one another, and they were continually going off the trail and, c'mon, falling.
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The Fed has always said that it will look carefully at economic data rather than blindly stick to a predetermined plan.
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For a long time, consumers were left to operate blindly when it came to knowing how many calories they were consuming.
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Since a book or film is not in the cards, blindly groping for succor in your boredom can be a danger.
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The religious right has always known that you don't just wander your way into power then punch blindly in the dark.
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Post's soldier is a didact, blindly pursuing an agenda either of his own or handed down to him by his superiors.
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Just as androids blindly believed in the human kind, I believe that we are also blind to what we believe in.
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We expect them to be almost godlike, to be so perfect that we will blindly follow them wherever they lead us.
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Several U.S. shale producer executives had said last month that they had flexibility in spending, and would not invest cash blindly.
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The more people that follow Mr. Trump as I did blindly are going to suffer the same consequences that I'm suffering.
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She's a mother who is blindly loyal to her man, devout in her beliefs, and consistently impeccable in her public image.
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The real work comes in consciously combating our bias and attempting to deprogram ourselves from blindly accepting privileges and ignoring oppressions.
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At the time I think I was blindly fooling myself into believing that I had a future as a tennis player.
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For far too long, the United States has been quick to support Mr. Hernández blindly, seeing him as a useful partner.
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Instead of bolting blindly for the farthest point in the house from the offending foot, she hopped into bed with me.
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There also is ingrained resistance to blindly following government orders, because of decades of official abuse under apartheid, tuberculosis experts said.
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It's not like the Trump Organization where he would bark out orders and people would blindly follow what he wanted done.
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"Michael Jackson fans are heavily educated on all the allegation cases, we're not apologists or blindly supporting him," one person tweeted.
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Arbery is neither blindly accepting nor promoting of his characters; to validate or advance a specific worldview isn't the play's intention.
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"The days of blindly applying and going in and just sitting there for an interview, those days are over," he says.
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Of course, dude's been blindly snapping for the Trojans for the last couple of years ... so he's had plenty of practice.
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I don't think we should blindly throw it at everything, but in those rare cases where this lesson helps, [we should].
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Databases do more than just blindly dump things into anonymous lockboxes to be later accessed in bulk by the database owner.
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Phrases like brut Champagne, carpe diem and sotto voce presented potential minefields of errors, making it impossible to follow pronunciation guidelines blindly.
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As noted, previous experts had blindly assumed that the body belonged to a male, which we now know was a big mistake.
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Valor, Mystic and Instinct are headed up by Candela, Blanche and Spark, so now we're not just blindly following some shadowy figure.
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So no wonder you have so many young staffers spending so much time stirring mischief and trying to prove loyalty, often blindly.
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"On one hand, companies using this platform are going to be better off than buying blindly from the market place," he said.
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She doesn't encourage anyone to get into it blindly, especially for those putting themselves in a position to repeatedly see graphic content.
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The other thing to know is that professional photographers will know their gear well enough to be able to operate it blindly.
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Passive investing overall, fueled by the growth of exchange-traded funds blindly tracking indexes, is booming while old-fashioned stock pickers struggle.
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The strongman is now using that popularity to help anoint candidates who will blindly support his policies over the next three years.
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The stock market is blindly trying to build gains after a devastating performance last week, closely followed trader Art Cashin said Monday.
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"Kim didn't blindly follow the pack of celebrities supporting Hillary during the election, though she did vote for her," the source said.
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Zhao said the company was not selling its holdings "blindly", while characterizing the Hilton and Deutsche Bank stakes as "successful" financial investments.
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"Kim didn't blindly follow the pack of celebrities supporting Hillary during the election, though she did vote for her," the source shared.
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"He came alongside the stage and he put his camera on stage ... and he kind of blindly shot the picture," Buell said.
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Each projected element is discovered through brave exploration or sonic understanding, requiring visitors to wander quite blindly to find each successive piece.
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"Parents must ... avoid blindly engaging in invidious competition and limit overburdening their kids with too many extracurricular activities," the government document said.
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Similarly, if you can read this guy's entire memo and find yourself blindly nodding, then you probably aren't using your brain either.
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Xi cautioned other countries against blindly pursuing their national interests, in an apparent reference to the "America first" policies of Donald Trump.
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"Pyongyang blindly believes nuclear weapons are the greatest guarantee of its national security regardless that the reality is the opposite," it said.
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I was following advice that was designed to make me blindly accept that good fortune was not in the cards for me.
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"Hopefully, the board will see that we aren't blindly rebelling, but simply advocating for our rights," a Buchanan High School student said.
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"Private enterprises must work hard to improve their core competitiveness and financial capabilities, and must not blindly expand their liabilities," he said.
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So, as smoke filled the room and the rapid succession of loud pops came to a deafening silence, I blindly fired once.
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The New York Times reported Tuesday that foreign allies were "blindly dialing in to Trump Tower" to connect with the president-elect.
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"Simply because something is legal in another country does not mean that we should blindly follow suit," the anti-abortion activist said.
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Recently, I've seen Washington officials make another effort at advancing a tired argument that we should shift blindly toward renewable energy sources.
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An independent panel's findings excoriated former Prime Minister Tony Blair for blindly accepting flawed U.S. intelligence and promising George W. Bush loyalty.
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BEIJING, Jan 26 (Reuters) - China's banking sector faces several major challenges and cannot be blindly optimistic, the industry regulator said on Friday.
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It's not just as simple as reaching blindly into your closet, throwing some things in a bag, and hoping for the best.
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It's one thing for Nest to blindly store your video for you in the cloud, apathetic to what said video actually contains.
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We largely prefer to allow technology to blindly steer society or—in some ways worse—leave it to unfettered for-profit corporations.
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So instead of blindly relying on a rich-text editor and clutter your text with HTML syntax, Markdown is a nice alternative.
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"Rather than improve the abysmal condition of the population, they have blindly pursued sectarian policies designed to maintain their power," he added.
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It would require the country to acquire the patience to occasionally be still instead of rushing blindly into the darkness of progress.
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And putting the Iran deal at risk could leave us blindly wondering how close Iran might be to acquiring a nuclear weapon.
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One reason may be the so-called expert halo, which causes people to blindly defer to the perceived authority in the group.
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Because if you just following along blindly and you wind up in prison with a baton up your butt, don't say nothing.
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But she added that celebrities, and even black celebrities, would not be able to convince her to blindly back a particular candidate.
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Hopefully he will not seek to strike out blindly if he sees himself ever more deeply cornered or his survival in jeopardy.
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" Gabbard accused Republicans of having "abdicated their responsibility to exercise legitimate oversight, and instead blindly do the bidding of their party's leader.
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By falling onto her knees and blindly thrusting her arms out, Karen was just able to keep Lila from hitting the sidewalk.
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Actually, she is Andersson's lab rat, infected with ardor and left to wander through the novels' maze, bashing blindly into its obstacles.
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"Don't blindly trust a pharmacist, doctor, health-food shop attendant or dietary book, as sadly, most are ill informed," Dr. Reid said.
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There's one thing I can't stress enough: The core story of cannabis has never required me or anyone else to follow blindly.
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Plans that are set in stone, and followed blindly like a GPS are boring and practically useless if we don't understand them.
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When the standard digital transaction is 'your data for the service' then users are effectively being strong-armed into blindly clicking 'I agree'.
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I put $25 on my Starbucks mobile wallet so I don't blindly hand over my card and become more aware of my spending.
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His record was spotless before he decided to blow up the Vatican, and Ambrose says it's because he blindly followed a father figure.
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But now it's clearer than ever that we can't blindly trust Apple to really get software and UI design, especially for new categories.
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Lone children taking off from their homeland in fear of death and running blindly across foreign territory just to try to stay alive.
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You blindly point it at a scene, push the trigger, and out pops a small doodle, not a photo, from the thermal printer.
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When faced with the Night King, Jon does the only thing he ever does: charges blindly toward him, hoping it might work out.
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In other words, there's no way you aren't watching this a zillion times while you fumble blindly for the nearest box of tissues.
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He wanted to make me aware of, and intentionally respond to, societal pressures and gender norms, rather than simply react and blindly conform.
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Why Telltale's management was so blindly confident — or even deceptive, as some sources surmise — is a mystery to the people who worked there.
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Eurosceptics caricature British youth as unthinking champions of the pan-European ideal, who blindly support every new regulation that comes out of Brussels.
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Nevertheless, he assured Wyden that he would rely on the opinions of experts—as opposed to blindly advancing the agenda of his predecessors.
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No one benefits if it's politics as usual, with lawmakers willfully neglecting the results of empirical research and instead blindly following gut instincts.
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It's a unique design choice that may lead to accidental smudging of the camera glass among users blindly looking for the fingerprint reader.
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Instead of blindly opening Snapchat and just poking around a few Stories, you can now search through more than a million of them.
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"Every fearful, closeted kid I knew growing up in suburban Illinois had one thing in common: ignorant, blindly adherent Republican parents," he writes.
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In fact, it's considered a grave sin to put someone at risk by blindly keeping the Sabbath, for it places righteousness above humanity.
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In an election year, with a base that remains blindly supportive of anything he does, Trump will surely cow Republican legislators into inaction.
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But it also touches on many other universal and timely subjects, like the spread of consumerism and the idea of blindly following authority.
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When you commit to something that you know you could be good at, give it your all, blindly believe, and persevere to success.
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Moreover, the funds that I blindly selected when I signed up for my plan 15 years ago charged me 0.51 percent in fees.
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And then, with inevitable circularity, I was visualizing again the brutalized young men who had fired blindly into crowds just like this one.
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So I think the right attitude is somewhere in the middle: We shouldn't blindly trust algorithms, but we also shouldn't dismiss them altogether.
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"The Illuminations" is "both a howl against the war in Afghanistan and the societies that have blindly abetted it," Dani Shapiro said here.
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For a long time, consumers were left to operate blindly when it came to how many calories they were consuming when dining out.
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They're left to blindly request to screen movies from the 20th Century Fox catalog, and wait to see if they're approved or denied.
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If you continue to blindly support the administration after today, you are complicit in NEW problems about to hit millions in this country.
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"We cannot disrupt the irrational spread of hate and division by instantly, blindly blaming the other side, or looking away," Mr. Brokaw said.
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It's not hard to imagine cabinets bandying around the question of what is the political price at home for blindly following MBS' vision?
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"I don't like the idea when they just blindly follow the party line," added Mr. Crane, a roofing contractor who lives in Vineland.
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If you're feeling hesitant about buying used, that's OK. Don't rush in blindly and buy the first thing that seems like a deal.
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"First, as commercial vehicle capacity utilisation is low, it is not appropriate to blindly increase investments in production capacity," the two bodies said.
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I think that lead to inappropriate expectations that the Fed would blindly continue to raise rates in the face of weakening economic conditions.
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So it's a hard controls problem, but in terms of AI, most of them don't have any sensing, they're just blindly executing motions.
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"The more people that follow Mr. Trump as I did, blindly, are going to suffer the same consequences that I'm suffering," he said.
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But DARPA and Galois won't be asking people to blindly trust that their voting systems are secure—as voting machine vendors currently do.
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Oh, and of course there was that especially A+ moment when you fell blindly for Lex Luthor's transparent trickery and nearly murdered Superman.
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In 2003, she watched in disbelief as the nation was blindly led by an idiot king into a heedless, unjust, and endless war.
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But the timing of the deployment and the way in which it was done makes it impossible to blindly accept a self-defense rationale.
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"It blindly leads you into a very concentrated portfolio when the whole concept of ETF in the beginning is to provide diversification," O'Leary explained.
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So to see women in their thousands taking to Instagram to blindly revel in these acts of unpaid drudgery sets my teeth on edge.
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However, this time around, she said there isn't a female candidate who is progressive enough for her, and she won't "blindly" support a woman.
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To catch the catfish, a noodler must dive down, blindly reaching inside holes on the lake floor to grab the fish by the gills.
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Much like you should never ask someone how much they weigh, you should never blindly ask anyone to join a weight loss TV show.
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Talos is sometimes depicted as a tragic figure, condemned for blindly following his programming, like HAL, the murderous supercomputer in "2001: A Space Odyssey".
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Childhood is a precious time in human life, so it can be jarring to see kids working in fields or blindly supporting violent dictators.
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Because the tiny cameras on drones don't have an LCD display with a live preview, the videographer here has to blindly frame a shot.
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So far as she knows, she could be blindly renting the unit next door to her family to someone with a past murder conviction.
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Many people who do win do so by blindly guessing at least once or twice it seems like, making repeat victories a real challenge.
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Well, the reason I decided to blindly trust experts and put my destiny in their hands is because I was quite miserable at dating.
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Meaning, if you blindly copy their site and their ads, it's possible you'll be copying tactics that are not actually responsible for their growth.
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And on the flip side, there's a dangerous consequence to individuals blindly accepting a negative result from an unreliable at-home kit as truth.
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When compared to sites like Craigslist that only let applicants blindly submit a resume, the potential for a personalized platform like Industry becomes clear.
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Attorney Louis R. Hernandez at Kirkland & Ellis in Chicago, IL, blindly reaches for a bag of potato chips as he pores over legal documents.
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"But that characterization of Leia — as a wet dream for prepubescent men — is something Fisher spoke out against her whole career," Landsbaum blindly continues.
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"We are not simply blindly 'buying on the dips' [and] we use VIX insurance in times like these to buffer the downside, " Weiss said.
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This is a kick in the teeth for the old-style borrowers and, in the short run, for the bankers who backed them blindly.
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But there are certain mainstream narratives that the style sheep of the world blindly bleat ad nauseum: Birkenstocks are ugly—just like cargo shorts.
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"My belly was so large I couldn't see anything, and I see no reason to wield a razor blindly near my genitals," she says.
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This blindly bright white "room of one's own" is not only a site for sculptural labor but also a temple for complicated self-reinvention.
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Over billions of years, Dr. Koonin said, evolution has blindly tinkered with these genes in order to generate new ways to protect against viruses.
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"We believe there are a lot of opportunities in Iran to expand our market, but we are not leaping into anything blindly," Trivedi said.
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Is their motivation so blindly ideological that they are willing to put women's lives at risk over risking more headlines about clinics closing down?
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You're going to blindly back your boys and extol their virtues to anyone who will listen in the hopes they will be taken seriously.
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The only difference is, the second time, he realizes that working blindly within the system and putting unchallenged faith in authority figures doesn't work.
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Though of course, it was: In the media, rioters were characterized as violent thugs, blindly committing anarchistic and criminal acts without rhyme or reason.
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Plus it offered a new take on age-old unresolved questions in the black community: Do we blindly support black people at any cost?
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That's always been at the core of Juiceboxxx, and I think that's lead to a lot of misunderstandings, but I've never been blindly positive.
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You'll certainly have better success giving them something useful over trying to guess blindly at their interests if they haven't made them clear already.
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In short, we all need something to look forward to that doesn't involve constantly refreshing our investment accounts and blindly hoping for a miracle.
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He rocks out naturally, reflexively, as a conservative's blindly inherited way of life, and yet this enables certain levels of discipline and cool mastery.
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Nationalism is the toxic idea that one's nation is better than other countries, and blindly supporting one's country, even if their nation is wrong.
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Nonetheless, a top Chinese official said the country would neither be "blindly optimistic" nor suffer from "war-weariness" against the virus, according to Reuters.
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Or could we have brought ourselves blindly and instinctively to the edge of our own extinction, and is it still possible to turn back?
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But that doesn't mean all inexpensive products are created equal, or that investors should blindly assume that such products are always the right fit.
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Their argument raises the question as to whether the Senate, led by Republicans, is able to dispense judgement blindly, and demand witnesses and documents.
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Cohen told the House Oversight Committee that he now bitterly regrets he blindly took that role, which will ultimately deprive him of his freedom.
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The Enlightenment included thinkers like John Locke and Immanuel Kant who argued that people should stop deferring blindly to authority for how to live.
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We can call it "blindly following the leader" but that's almost a cop out because I think it's much more self-conscious than that.
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I would sail blindly past precious the precious fungi that sell for up to $50 a pound back in my hometown in the States.
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Being 18 and literally knowing nothing about anything, to me, carbonara meant blindly whipping up plates of pasta with reduced cream, Spanish onion, and bacon.
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He doesn't believe Hollis, who fired blindly into a crowd in an apparent attempt to break up a fight, meant to kill her, he said.
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They would like us to think that the BLM's mission involves keeping good folk like the Bundys from blindly tearing shit up like true Americans.
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But as the 13 Reasons Why debate proves, blindly trusting producers, writers, and directors to responsibly handle high-stakes material isn't always the right answer.
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"Whereas past generations blindly purchased luxury goods, the younger generations have a more price-conscious consumption pattern," KB Investment & Securities analyst Yang Ji-hye said.
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I have to make decisions about what gets plugged in and what I have to blindly switch cables with when I'm ready to use it.
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"Just e-mailing/applying blindly and expecting magic to happen is unrealistic," says Humphrey Chen, board member and co-chair of marketing for HBS Angels.
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Despite the recent pullback, Richard Weiss, senior portfolio manager at American Century Investments, tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Friday you shouldn't blindly buy the dips.
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I decided that I'd rather develop and stick to my own routines that worked for me, rather than blindly follow the advice of other experts.
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They're much like soldiers: young, incredibly (often blindly) loyal and self-sacrificing, and willing to work until they drop for a cause they believe in.
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It's an exploration of the machinations of a justice system that strives blindly for a clean-cut resolution amidst the unknowable muck of human nature.
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They're trying to pull a "gotcha!" on liberals, to prove that they are hypocrites who don't really care about refugees but just blindly hate Republicans.
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Instead of waiting for the bus to leave to get a clear view of oncoming traffic, a few of the kids decide to cross blindly.
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"If we blindly boost infrastructure investment, there could be a new round of over-building and debt problems," said an economic advisor to China's parliament.
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Instead of blindly cheering whenever "the other side" loses a battle to speak or protest freely, we ought to consider the long-term implications involved.
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Desperate for an opportunity to jump aboard in the next big thing, cryptocurrency owners are losing money by investing blindly in fake Telegram ICO websites.
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Ultimately, financial apps are good for you, and all three experts believe they can help Americans spend and save better, but don't sign up blindly.
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The widespread protests against the immigration moves suggest Trump's critics are energized, if not organized—and that not all Republicans will blindly have Trump's back.
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One of the most infuriating parts of Survivor is watching people at the bottom of the tribe blindly advance the interests of the top dogs.
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Julia told Vox she hopes people take this as a lesson not to blindly follow public figures just because they share their own political persuasion.
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The idea being to "safely dispose" of the spacecraft in the planet's upper atmosphere, rather than let it blindly drift out of the Solar System.
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"We will not blindly emphasise 'self-developed and controllable', and will not decouple from the development of international industries," Huang told reporters at a briefing.
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"Sanctuary city" is a broad term applied to jurisdictions that have policies that state they won't blindly cooperate with federal law enforcement on immigration policies.
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It turns out that, as long as we all behave according to Orville's strict instructions, and follow his orders blindly and unquestioningly, we'll be fine.
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But they could squander it if they blindly defend the ACA without addressing its shortcomings, or if they jump into political arguments over single payer.
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The hierarchical structure of its supranational institutions will want to reinforce itself: Like all dying ideologies, the union knows only how to forge blindly ahead.
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In the early going Edward Snowden is a proud conservative, blindly loyal to his government, who never stops to question anything that comes his way.
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Journalism depends on reporters not blindly dumping information, as is done on countless online platforms, but reviewing, analyzing, editing and even redacting information before publishing.
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"The frenzy of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and the era of blindly following them have passed," Mr. Wang said on state television in May.
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GoPro finally has a vision again — it's all about storytelling and ease of use — and not about blindly releasing as many new models as possible.
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Many of us have accepted blindly what society tells us to want, as if there was one American dream that will magically fulfill us all.
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They created the opening by making systems that blindly pull and suggest info from users, and failed to provide protections against elementary abuses of it.
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That observation is actually well-rooted in political theory: Revolutions happen when enough people stop blindly accepting that it's futile to resist the current regime.
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They were just blindly — a shot in the dark — getting on a boat that they'd bought without even seeing it, going they knew not where.
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"I'm not the kind to blindly accept what you are being told," said Dr. Gannavarapu, a gastroenterologist at the University of Illinois Hospital in Chicago.
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Shame on him for helping to enable Mr. Trump and for blindly serving his apparent master instead of the best interests of the American people.
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And so you have to hopefully listen and understand and internalize the feedback, but certainly, I wouldn't blindly accept every single feature request by people.
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In Alexander Blok's 21989 poem "The Twelve," Red Guards shoot blindly into a blizzard at a figure who appears to be leading them: Jesus Christ.
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And I didn't want them to go into this blindly and not truly understand what it's like to possibly be a pilot's wife one day.
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"Right now, no businesses or consumers in Massachusetts or Nebraska would blindly trust Equifax to protect against fraud or handle sensitive personal information," wrote Sens.
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Kepler was searching, somewhat blindly, an impossibly small sliver of space, and it found a potentially habitable world more quickly than anyone might have guessed.
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"We will not blindly emphasise 'self-developed and controllable', and will not decouple from the development of international industries," Huang told reporters at a briefing.
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"Very few of the allies trust him and will not follow blindly the most anti-NATO president in seven decades," an analyst said last week.
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Much of the world is flying blindly as developing countries struggle to contain resurgent old infections and to identify new ones before they become epidemics.
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The government, seemingly oblivious to the obvious power disparity in power between lawless criminals and defenseless citizens, pushed blindly forward with its anti-gun dogma.
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It could also encourage users to decide to engage with a post solely based on its content rather than blindly joining some numbers-game bandwagon.
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We are not blindly heading to certain demise, as the human overlords are in Westworld, nor is Skynet slated to become self-aware anytime soon.
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"We developed ways to generate synthetic data and used different algorithms and tested blindly to see if we can recover an image," she told CNN.
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Contrast this with Democrats' criticisms of Republican House members and senators who blindly stick with President Trump, whatever he does, because he is a Republican.
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Most people pay almost no attention to state legislature policymaking or politics and just blindly vote in line with their overall sentiment about national politics.
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"For people who are not familiar, they are kind of trusting this blindly," said Ms. Chan, who is married to Mr. Kono, the traffic pilot.
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"She saw that I wasn't just blindly doing this stuff, I was reading into everything and I was very aware of the safety involved," he said.
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"Attackers don't go and blindly try all eight letter passwords and all nine letter passwords," Jeffrey Goldberg, security guru for the 1Password password manager, told Gizmodo.
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That is problematic because many institutional investors blindly follow proxy adviser recommendations without checking to make sure they are in the best interests of their clients.
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Some companies are expanding their businesses blindly, while others have complicated structures that make internal management difficult, CSRC said, urging them to streamline their overseas businesses.
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But bombs that can see their targets, rather than blindly following their noses to a set of co-ordinates, are always likely to have the edge.
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Strangely, I couldn't identify the smell of coffee blindly, and I had to swab my nose with rubbing alcohol after somehow dunking it in lavender oil.
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We have spambots, viruses, ransomware, this endless legion of malevolent entities that are blindly probing us for weaknesses, seeking only to corrupt, to thieve, to destroy.
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In the WELL (for Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link), one of the first virtual bulletin boards, he moved like a cave fish, blindly, among entities without bodies.
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Just make sure you know where the controller is when you put the headset on, or you'll have an unpleasant moment blindly fumbling around for it.
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But they apply those rules blindly, without a human-like understanding of what they are doing or an ability to improvise a solution on the spot.
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Britain had regarded these lands as too bothersome to rule, and yet useful as a buffer, an formula unhelpful to FATA's people that Pakistan blindly preserved.
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Given the risks associated with blindly digging downwards, however, it's a problem that could definitely benefit from a little more conversation, and a lot less action.
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For example, United has to be tight, but obviously people were following rules blindly and they needed to introduce some discretion into that system, some looseness.
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Brexit and Trump have profoundly shocked the establishment who blindly trusted their groupthink and misleading polls that were equally unable to predict the prevailing populist sentiment.
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We know that whatever we do, when people are ready to kill themselves and blindly destroy as many lives as possible, we cannot have perfect security.
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The most disturbing feature of Rando, which should probably be illegal, is its ability to send content "blindly" — that is, without you seeing what it is.
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Instead of having to blindly follow Spotify links out and wait for the app to load, you'll be able to hear the tracks play in line.
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Has no one ever stood up and asked you to to follow them blindly as they possibly lead the company where you work off a cliff?
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In fact, the difference was strong enough that we were able to use a participant's brain activity alone to blindly predict their ingroup with 72% accuracy.
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"In the past few years, some banks have expanded blindly," said Yi Gang, the governor of the People's Bank of China, China's central bank, in September.
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It's this fullness that fills the novel: She felt her way blindly out into the yard, finding a place to kneel just past the concrete steps.
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But the most important question will be whether Democrats and Republicans who are not blindly loyal to the President can do what Nixon era investigators accomplished.
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Lest we get too focused on all the funny business involved in railroad mania, there are red herrings to sniff out and misdirections to blindly follow.
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It's not like it's hard to find, but, again, you can't just navigate your finger blindly; you'll have to look at the phone to use it.
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The important thing is not following every fitness class blindly but being selective about the activities that will meet your personal goals and doing your homework.
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Some random thoughts: Arya's story line is finally moving along, which means we might see her do something other than fighting blindly in the next episode.
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At a briefing this month during the annual meeting of the Parliament meeting, China's Agriculture Minister Han Changfu cautioned farmers against "blindly" expanding their soybean crop.
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I'm afraid that they are blindly following the male dominant opinion in this race, and I'm struggling to educate them to use judgment, balance and nuance.
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Clinton from that campaign was a "2000 Minutes" interview in which she told the country she was not blindly supporting her husband out of wifely duty.
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On the minimum wage, Trump has given mixed signals, and Cresanti argued it would be a mistake to paint Puzder as blindly against any wage hike.
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I believe this is trying to show us that the news stretches and embellishes stories a lot, and that most of the population blindly follows them.
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Readers need to trust that we don't publish stories that blindly advance the agenda of anonymous people, and it's up to us to earn that trust.
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"I think that's an important distinction between Fair and a lot of companies that are just sort of investing blindly in customer acquisition costs and growth."
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But we collected some of our favorite literary hoaxes, including "Naked Came the Stranger" (1969), which proved just how blindly people read tales involving explicit sex.
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I was blindly following a disembodied GPS voice off the autobahn and onto a series of hairpin turns down a mountainside in southwestern Germany's Black Forest.
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Months after the funeral, I blindly followed the advice of well-meaning friends who told me to put aside my grief and focus on my daughter.
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Instead of blindly stripping away environmental protections and reducing transparency, the Interior Department should consider why the public keeps "interfering" with attempts to exploit public resources.
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" David Weinstein, a partner at the law firm of Hinshaw & Culbertson, said in an email that "the special prosecutor has not entered into these negotiations blindly.
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There is the founding executive chairman and family patriarch, Rupert Murdoch, who after being suspicious of Mr. Trump, has swung solidly — but not blindly — behind him.
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Finally, zero-trust architectures would enable PNT receivers to validate navigation and timing signals prior to using them – rather than blindly trusting what they are told.
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That he sours on some people without explanation while sticking blindly with others has been a theme of his hiring and firing at the White House.
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The executives also said that while HNA would not sell assets blindly, it has been disposing of non-core businesses in line with the group's strategy.
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I can only warn people — the more people that follow Mr. Trump as I did blindly, are going to suffer the same consequences that I'm suffering.
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Who would be so simple-minded as to blindly follow a leader into lying, cheating or even, as was the case with the Manson family, murder?
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"In the past year, I have supported nearly every one of President Trump's picks, but I don't blindly support them," Senator Kennedy said in a statement.
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Daenerys understands she needs advisors to guide her in building a strong following, but she doesn't trust them blindly and insists that they be honest with her.
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A big reason for the red tape highlighted by the World Economic Forum is that civil servants are trained to apply rules blindly rather than consider outcomes.
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One operator, at least, was not blindly receiving submissions as a CDA 230–protected intermediary, but was actually hacking into women's email accounts to procure the photos.
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So before buying a wearable and blindly relying on it for monitoring your health, always make sure that the company has proven that the gadget is accurate.
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I'll admit with some embarrassment that, at first, I was blindly marching to the drumbeat set by my white peers in their pursuit of the perfect tan.
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In the case of Snowpiercer, the capitalistic empire is expressed as a train, and it touches upon how we blindly follow technology in the era of capitalism.
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As devoted witch proponents, we spent the majority of the film blindly supporting the alleged witch, convinced that history would vindicate her and her army of wolves.
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They're a supposed sign of progress in a blindly technologized future, where not only can an individual's race be augmented away; one's entire physical being can be.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A small number of Chinese companies have invested overseas "blindly and irrationally" in investments China does not encourage, Commerce Minister Zhong Shan said on Saturday.
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And I can only warn people, the more people that follow Mr. Trump as I did, blindly, are going to suffer the same consequences that I'm suffering.
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Beyond that being an objectively bad time and price to sell Apple's stock, Cramer said that anyone who followed Icahn blindly deserves the blame for their loss.
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" However, this period is very similar to the 1990s when money plowed blindly into Internet related stocks in what former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan called "Irrational Exuberance.
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And it doesn't really address how it's possible that thousands of people could just give up their lives, wear only maroon clothes, and blindly follow one man.
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Chilcot said the intelligence on Iraq was wrong, that diplomatic and military preparations were bungled, that dissenting voices were stifled, and that Blair blindly followed Bush's lead.
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And the dominance of Big Tech and other mega-cap glamour growth stocks had become extreme, with too many big investors betting blindly on their continued leadership.
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The vast gaps — we start out missing 80 percent of the picture — mean that from one side of the continent to the other, we're making decisions blindly.
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Here, too, Republicans are building their health plan around a blindly optimistic post-passage scenario, and when it fails to come true, they will own a catastrophe.
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Typically in a comedic film like this, the formula has a woman ditching her own career for a man she blindly falls for—that doesn't happen here.
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It seems that Valve's betting that there are enough users who want to invest in high-end gear, and chances are it's not making that bet blindly.
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And he really, really knew his Madeiras: At one dinner party, he astounded all present by blindly identifying 11 of 14 sample pours passed around the table.
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Stumbling blindly outside—I don't know if my vision's blurred from grief or disbelief—I gulp for air and follow an Aussie I know from my group.
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Earlier this month, Elizabeth Dias spoke to Tess Clarke and other white evangelical women in Texas who are no longer willing to blindly follow their religious leaders.
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I had this sense of having followed someone blindly through a warren of circuitous sentences, minus the usual mile markers of chapter breaks, and suddenly being abandoned.
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Many times, we're shopping blindly, usually taking the word of others who claim a particular brand makes the comfy, soft, and breathable undergarments you've been searching for.
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"We'd always go into it blindly / I needed to lose you to find me / This dance it was killin' me softly," she sings on the haunting chorus.
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But as we see with terrorism itself, anger unchanneled, anger not given shape by mechanisms for progress, can all too easily become blindly sectarian and dangerously misanthropic.
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Gantz's only option was to blindly engineer, and crossbreed, scores of flies, in hopes that two carrying the recessive mutation would eventually find each other and mate.
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"I know so many mothers navigating this world of grief and trauma blindly because their kids died in urban centers & there is no sympathy," Márquez-Greene wrote.
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"A lot of Chinese people blindly worship everything foreign," said Mr. Rao, 31, who finances the project through commercial video work and profits from his tech firm.
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Those decisions also demonstrated the peril to American democracy when courts blindly defer to the executive branch's unsubstantiated claim that national security justifies curtailment of fundamental liberties.
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I'm a strong, independent woman with unique thoughts and opinions, but anything Tracee Ellis Ross does I will blindly follow like a lemming jumping off a cliff.
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If the lights stayed on, their eyes would need time to adjust and they&aposd end up wasting precious seconds stumbling blindly instead of quickly evacuating.7.
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The Trump administration blindly overlooked the reality that 46-times more American workers — 6.5 million in total — have jobs with manufacturers that use raw steel and aluminum.
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"Obviously, repurchases should be price-sensitive: Blindly buying an overpriced stock is value destructive, a fact lost on many promotional or ever-optimistic C.E.O.s," Mr. Buffett wrote.
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And even if the privacy policy looks good, you'll have to blindly trust them as it's hard to verify that they actually do what they promise they're doing.
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"Blindly going to cash and waiting...to re-invest hasn't been the most profitable strategy lately," said LPL Financial senior market strategist Ryan Detrick in a recent report.
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Instead of blindly following the mainstream clamor about the "threat" of Chinese investors, U.S. businesses should tune out the noise and focus on doing meaningful deals with them.
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If extreme right and left publishers' articles get paired with centrist Related Articles, it could dissuade people from blindly swallowing the rants and raves that tear society apart.
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If you do happen to be the picky type, however, and don't blindly follow any celebrity on the platform, then let me have a go at convincing you.
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The ad is a shot against both the ugliest backers of Trump's campaign and the people who, in spite of these endorsements, are still blindly loyal to him.
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"I'm a sucker for you/Say the word and I'll go anywhere blindly/Any road you take you know that you'll find me," they sing in the tune.
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Police meticulously traced Jessica's last day, including the hour between her leaving town and being found near her burning white 2005 Kia Rio, stumbling blindly along a road.
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He expressed disapproval of nakedly commercial works that "blindly chase…vulgar interests", an accusation that cannot be levelled at the loss-making documentaries that fill most festival schedules.
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Nonetheless, management at Veneto is - perhaps blindly - optimistic that they can avoid the fate of Banca Popolare di Vicenza, which saw its recent 2360bn IPO just 27% subscribed.
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A song of praise for her father, who she blindly calls a women's advocate and also says is a fair business man who proved that he supports women.
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The judge said that while risks remained, including that portions of Iraq had been "overrun" by the Islamic State, he could not blindly accept withholding the remaining photos.
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Vaguely pissed off about their situation but lacking any capacity to articulate their opposition to the system that marginalized them, in rioting they blindly acted out their discontent.
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Find your own voice, do not just stupidly and blindly follow the so-called rules of storytelling in terms of screenplays, the three-act theory, all these things.
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The company has a focused enough mandate — B2B software purchasing — within a crowded enough field, that losing trust by posting blindly positive reviews would get it nowhere fast.
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Right now, I have to blindly trust kava bar owners to source their kava from a reliable farmer in the South Pacific and run the adequate safety tests.
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It might help if we all learned to be less blindly obedient to the various feelings—including the beautiful, affiliative ones—that push and pull us through life.
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In a notice on its WeChat account on Tuesday, Yichuan bank, which has 33 branches locally, urged people not to "believe in rumours and take out deposits blindly".
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In a notice on its WeChat account on Tuesday, Yichuan bank, which has 33 branches locally, urged people not to "believe in rumors and take out deposits blindly".
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"I'm a sucker for you/ Say the word and I'll go anywhere blindly/ Any road you take you know that you'll find me," they sing in the tune.
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But some bosses say they are planning blindly, with little idea of the type of trading deal Britain might pitch for when its official EU exit process begins.
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And yet, in blindly pursuing venture capital, these entrepreneurs are setting themselves up for a series of rejections (or a difficult partnership with an investor down the road).
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"I can only warn people, the more people that follow Mr. Trump as I did blindly are going to suffer the same consequences that I'm suffering," Cohen added.
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For instance, Chase Davis, a software developer in Raleigh, North Carolina, did what many people do: he picked blindly how to invest the funds in his 401(k).
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Zhong also spoke about China's growing outbound investment, noting that a small number of Chinese companies had invested overseas "blindly and irrationally" in ways China did not encourage.
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When the world zigs, we zag, so we're blindly backing the Rams and hoping the Los Angeles defense can figure out some way to slow down Lamar Jackson.
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Anyone who jumps in blindly (and even some players who've done this for years) finds themselves at risk of being brutally ridiculed and scorned for the slightest slip.
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Out of all the possible places Lady G could have set her foot, she blindly and unerringly found that one location, thus falling and miscarrying her future heir.
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It's safe to assume you wouldn't blindly trust a friend to tattoo anything they wanted on your skin, let alone allow a complete stranger to do the same.
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I'm not sure what sort of deranged madman blindly rejects the things they have not only done but been caught during, like a cat scratching up your sofa.
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The title of the show is inspired by the things mothers tell us when they want us to calm down, or to warn us against blindly following others.
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Booker, who has in the past seemed to be trying to make a moment happen in just these same circumstances, was forceful and knowledgeable without being blindly partisan.
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"Why do you blindly support Donald Trump's agenda to gut the E.P.A., to gut basic science?" he asked Mr. Issa at the time, as activists cheered him on.
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He had read studies about users who blindly followed the recommendation system; inevitably, they seemed to end up watching long series of far-left or far-right videos.
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It worked on me, but now you know better — if you're going to give your baby some formula, don't blindly stick with what some nurse randomly handed you.
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The prize seeks to promote new American plays, and "P____ Sludge" was chosen from over 1,000 submissions and judged blindly by a group of playwrights and theater professionals.
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During one break in the filming, a baby gopher scampered down the driveway and blindly caromed off several people's shoes before weaving its way back into the bushes.
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It's beside the point not because a president's mental capacity doesn't matter, nor because we should blindly accept our leaders' declarations of their own stability, let alone genius.
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"We're trying to bring a completely open perspective and not follow traditions blindly," Ms. Révész said, noting that after her boyfriend proposed, she also gave him a ring.
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"Voters deserve to know if House Republicans will also blindly support his plan to gut Medicare," DCCC Spokesperson Robyn Patterson said in an exclusive statement to The Hill.
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Yet if either party blindly pursues its own agenda, the United States is in for four punishing years of hateful accusations, spurious investigations, legislative deadlock and growing fragmentation.
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In a notice on its WeChat account on Tuesday, Yichuan bank, which has 33 branches locally, urged people not to "believe in rumors and take out deposits blindly".
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I voted "Remain" and feel that the Conservative and Labour parties are blindly leading us to a hard Brexit and the subsequent economic hardship that that will bring.
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Chinese Commerce Minister Zhong Shan said on March 11 that a small number of Chinese companies had invested overseas "blindly and irrationally" in investments China does not encourage.
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It is way too rich and powerful for me to blindly trust that the largely privacy protecting policy it maintains today will remain its agenda down the line.
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The removal could also reduce herd mentality, encouraging users to decide for themselves if they enjoyed a post rather than just blindly clicking to concur with everyone else.
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Schiff in the report also invoked the Founding Fathers, repeating warnings of those who blindly seek to grab power, hurting the will of the people in the process.
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And our beloved "geeks"—Bill, Sam, and Neal—might be stereotyped by that high school epithet, but their individual personalities still range from blindly confident to excruciatingly awkward.
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McConnell said that he believes the women accusing Moore, he was not saying that he believes them blindly but that their allegations are credible and backed by evidence.
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"Our voters want two things from their congressmen: [dumping] on the media and blindly defending the president," a senior Senate Republican aide recently told the Los Angeles Times.
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" He then issued this warning to them: "The more people that follow Mr. Trump — as I did blindly — are going to suffer the same consequences that I'm suffering.
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Yet we do not need to let the justifiable outrage at these abuses lead us blindly into a protracted conflict that could only increase the suffering of Venezuelans.
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Plenty of us go through life blindly, going from one "emergency" to the next without ever taking the time to figure out why it's so important, Marotta says.
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Jeremy Corbyn, head of the opposition Labour party, led criticism of May for not recalling parliament a vote, accusing her of blindly following U.S. President Donald Trump's orders.
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Lonzo has fetched rebounds and, with his back to the Huskies' basket, blindly flung over-the-head passes downcourt, knowing LiAngelo or LaMelo would be there to receive them.
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Facebook, Google, and others have developed automated systems that blindly vacuum up, and then monetize, such a wealth of data that the events of last week were almost inevitable.
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Sandusky testified that he was blindly following the advice of his lawyer, Joe Amendola, when he waived a preliminary hearing and did not take the stand during his trial.
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The mainstream media and other critics have attacked his voters for being "low information," and -- unaware of Trump's positions -- blindly following him, due to his celebrity and outsized personality.
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"Because the school staff and administration chose to blindly follow this policy, an incident that resulted in no disciplinary action … is part of her permanent school record," she said.
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Yes, Tess seems to lock down an apartment and a job shockingly fast for someone who blindly hightailed it to New York without either, but that's simply speedy storytelling.
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" Nikko of Ithaca, N.Y., said: "If the Republican Party got behind Kasich, they could mobilize the independents who think Clinton is too untrustworthy and Sanders is too blindly ideological.
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Is it worth the time of any progressive feminist to rush blindly to the defense of a super-rich white woman (who doesn't even call herself a feminist anyway?).
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Foreign leaders are reportedly blindly dialing the Trump Tower to try to reach the president-elect who is speaking to them without any official briefings from Obama administration officials.
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Then he battered the system with the bluntest of ploys: submit a deluge of out-of-network claims, confident that insurers would blindly approve a healthy percentage of them.
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Troll journalImage: AmazonIf I had a child and I blindly tripped over this journal in the middle of the night, I would immediately hurl it into the nearest fireplace.
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Much of the Latin American left is blindly obedient to the failed models of Cuba and Venezuela, or still beguiled by populist caudillos (for whom Mariátegui had no time).
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After these attempts fail, the braver of the two primates blindly rushes in, swallowing its fear, trying to run the rat out of the the apartment … I mean, enclosure.
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Most people didn't even know why they needed to keep updating this little feature with the omnipresent cup of coffee was always in their faces, but they blindly complied.
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Conway suggested Schumer would blindly fight against any and all White House initiatives, specifically citing Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court and GOP efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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There's one caveat: The restaurant chain wants to you to blindly order its latest food item without telling you what it is by using a highly mysterious preorder system.
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"Blindly investing millions of dollars in small, disparate technology projects is not appropriate for banks at a time when budgets are stretched," said R3's chief executive, David Rutter.
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The law requires them to write policies for any and everyone, and to price those policies blindly, without regard for the many factors that would typically dictate financial risk.
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To live in the age of "cautious optimism" is to be walking blindly into unprecedented chaos, and being told by the perpetrators to buckle up and enjoy the ride.
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So it's more or less like hitting escape on your current keyboard — but it's going to be harder compared to blindly hitting the top left key on your keyboard.
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After blindly sending music to Skrillex during MySpace's heyday, his remixes of "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" and Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" started garnering interest in music industry.
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We secured that deal precisely because we didn't believe what the Iranians were saying about their program and because we didn't blindly trust that they wouldn't cheat going forward.
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That's a common occurrence when companies pursue the initiatives with a top-down mentality, where executives give an edict from on high and expect employees to blindly follow it.
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"Carbon makers must not only focus on short-term interest and blindly expanding capacity ... but should seize this rare opportunity to improve technology and upgrade their products," said Sun.
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In the age of Google Maps, the spirit of adventure can be sidelined by blindly following the seemingly omniscient blue line on the glowing screens in front of us.
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But this time, Mr. Crowe loves his subject too well and too blindly, producing a lecture in Rockology 101 that is dramatically flaccid, burdened by respect — and, yes, sanctimonious.
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It also said "blindly following an agenda to sell the company" would ignore the opportunities present through its life of mine plan, which seeks to turn around the company.
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Of course, why would Trump release his returns when so many in the media have blindly swallowed — and dished out to the public — his claims about being "very rich"?
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If you find yourself blindly following advice without doing your own research, following the latest financial trends, and acting on advice impulsively, you might be getting some bad advice.
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But I have a sinking feeling in my gut, just as I had on the eve of the Iraq war, that our president may be careening blindly toward war.
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Related: How to Save Money When You're Young, Dumb, and Broke But rather than blindly accept my fate, I decided to find out if the TT decree was accurate.
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Aly Raisman and her Team USA teammates are heroically disrupting a dangerous belief system that athletes must blindly trust their coaches and doctors -- so says fellow Olympian Adam Rippon.
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Take it more as a sign that you two are on a journey toward intimacy, and also as a very good reason not to rush headlong or blindly forward.
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Now, I don't want to blindly attribute intent, but setting aside the possibility that the cartoonist is just that poor a draughtsman, the drawings seem to ridicule Serena's appearance.
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She knew the butler expected her to be impressed — he had the sly arrogance of a blindly loyal servant — and for a moment she wanted to burst into laughter.
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"Secondly, we would advise the U.S. side to return to reason, and not blindly let emotions affect their decisions, because in the end this will harm themselves," Geng said.
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Part of it may be the so-called expert halo, which causes people to blindly defer to the perceived authority in the group instead of communicating about perceived dangers.
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While not for everyone, if you blindly accept the absurdity of the universe July has created, Kajillionaire becomes a sweet and slow burn with a surprisingly satisfying ending. —S.
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"And that is what is, in fact, happening, because judges are looking at the facts and they are not acting like automatons blindly adhering to the guidelines," he said.
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This strategy is to blindly buy the stocks with the highest dividend yields in the market, a move that can lead investors into some of the very riskiest stocks.
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RAY Joel, the line I singled out to compliment you with was really specific, while the tux sketch was one that you suggested, one where I blindly trusted you.
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As the author of H.R. 3079, the Audit the Pentagon Act of 2017, I refuse to blindly accept the status quo of waste, fraud and abuse at the Pentagon.
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But most importantly, he and his blindly faithful #Lawrencehive on Twitter fail to recognize that it's their lack of awareness about their own masculinity that make them so fucking annoying.
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But the president doesn't want a well-planned communications strategy; he wants people who'll leap in front of the cameras to blindly defend whatever it is he says or does.
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Roland Martin, the host of Roland Martin Unfiltered, a digital news program focusing on issues that affect black Americans, discourages the major parties from caricaturing black voters as blindly loyal.
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The robot lady provides no instructions as to how to access and accept the terms, but since my only other option is to just not call home, I blindly agree.
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There are enough Apple fanatics that'll rush out and blindly buy HomePod, but that won't sustain the product in the long run unless Apple Music experiences some kind of surge.
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Over the past week, the central bank and securities regulator have held meetings with brokerages and mutual fund houses, urging them to support each other rather than blindly blacklisting counterparties.
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"I did have this blind spot, and I was blindly loyal, and I looked like the biggest dummy following this person because I didn't have the same perspective," she said.
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Blindly believing self-certifications led to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, as the data research firm promised Facebook it had deleted surreptitiously collected user data, but Facebook failed to verify that.
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This history of inaccuracy, as demonstrated by its flawed report on coverage, premiums, and predicted deficit arising out of Obamacare, reminds us that its analysis must not be trusted blindly.
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But that doesn't mean investors should blindly buy any stocks that have lost ground, according to Randy Frederick, managing director of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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The company hopes that the precedent set by DreamHost's resistance will inspire other companies who might "blindly comply" with similarly broad government requests to take a stand in the future.
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Wouldn't recommend either, but if you want to analyze your behavior and work with those impulses rather than blindly making snap decisions, trying to be more self-aware is helpful.
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Doug Pagitt, a Minneapolis-based pastor and executive director of Vote Common Good, wrote in USA Today Sunday that white evangelicals are blindly supporting Trump and the GOP-led Congress.
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I thought he had a really close relationship with my best friend, but like most first loves I trusted him blindly and without question and always believed he was faithful.
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Not only that, it's a more mature take on the series, with Kratos actually having a relationship with his son and not just blindly killing every living thing he sees.
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But as I discovered when I poked my head inside the dark sauna and felt around blindly for a light, the red button is easily mistaken for a light switch.
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Hopefully, by then, we will learn not to trust our senses blindly and, instead, insist on provenance — such as cryptographic authentication techniques — to establish the trustworthiness of what we perceive.
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"The government cannot and must not continue blindly towards the constitutional & economic precipice of Brexit while such serious allegations of the undermining of our democracy remain," she said on Twitter.
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The higher calling has instead been to become the party of unthinking resistance, energetically and blindly coalescing against every position of the current administration – even positions they once themselves espoused.
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Executive power Wynn agreed with his colleagues in the majority that the Court should not "blindly defer" to executive action, all in the name of the Constitution's separation of powers.
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"Jarrod doesn't just blindly accept what coaches tell him, and always questions things, always wants to know how to get better," Kirk Speraw, one of Iowa's assistant coaches, said Thursday.
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All of this is part of Fielder's brilliant balance between business and comic performance art, showing that people will blindly support a company without concern for what it stands for.
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My stable income, plus the trusty bank of Venmo, was enough to keep me blindly spending for the both of us as if there was no fluctuation in cash flow.
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He seems to be vaguely frightened enough of his own mortality that he blindly chooses gluten-free options when they're available even though he has no idea what gluten is.
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Whether it be a person or a robot, we blindly trust these drivers to navigate the roadways, avoid accidents with pedestrians, and get us to our destination in one piece.
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Neither had any of my family in America, Germany, Pakistan, or Afghanistan—the latter didn't even have access to books, yet they all blindly agreed that this man deserved death.
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When we left the church and turned blindly around the next corner he pulled me into a little alcove and kissed me, his hands on the sides of my face.
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As the Lynching in America site states, lynchings were "public acts of racial terrorism, intended to instill fear in entire black communities," and were often blindly allowed by local governments.
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"The government cannot and must not continue blindly toward the constitutional & economic precipice of Brexit while such serious allegations of the undermining of our democracy remain," she said on Twitter.
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"We must stay cautious, not be blindly optimistic and must not have war-weariness," Chen Yixin, secretary general of the Communist Party's Politics and Law Commission said, according to Reuters.
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"Until the City stops blindly settling these frivolous lawsuits for millions of dollars, we can expect to hear more defamatory claims made against our members," he said in a statement.
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When pursuing an interesting problem like developing facial recognition or recreating a society in silico, it's all too easy for curious and driven researchers and coders to charge ahead blindly.
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And blindly-accepted misinformation flooding social media became a global problem, with often-deadly consequences: One of the deadliest consequences of misinformation occurred in India, in the summer of 2018.
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Montreal Canadiens fans, blindly loyal and often rabid, could be forgiven for missing the obvious moment of familiarity when their team fired Coach Michel Therrien on a recent Tuesday afternoon.
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Criminal investigations are supposed to blindly seek truth and justice without bias, but the Clinton email investigation did neither because it seems that it was a fraud from the beginning.
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It also said financial institutions should not "blindly" withdraw funding from companies that have a good credit record but that are experiencing "temporary operational difficulties," without naming any such firms.
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Lam, in an interview with the government-funded RTHK, said she was accountable to both the Hong Kong public and Beijing, but she would not blindly obey the central authorities.
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This is just to say that we can never afford to blindly trust tech coverage, tech ethicists, tech ethics conferences, or even tech ethics journalists slash atheist chaplains like me.
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Instead of blindly choosing at the box office or playing a game of streaming roulette, do some research to ensure you treat yourself to a movie that people actually like.
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This report, which blindly repeated stereotypes of blacks as intellectually and socially inferior to whites, insisted that the matriarchal structure of these units led to the weakening of black men.
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Iran on Sunday criticized President Emmanuel Macron over his tough stance toward Tehran and said Paris would soon lose its international credibility if it "blindly follows" U.S. President Donald Trump.
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While many of us rely on the Google search bar to pull up answers to our queries, to blindly accept what it spits out would be a detriment to the truth.
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No longer will they blindly accept data from publishers or social networks; they'll demand direct access to the results through independent data providers on everything from branded content to social campaigns.
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The fear of marijuana proponents is that the folks in charge will blindly trust detection technology like Hound Labs', and impose new laws on that basis, without thinking through the implications.
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Instead of running in blindly, I peppered the area with shock traps before starting the encounter that tripped up the larger machine and gave me time to eliminate the smaller Watchers.
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Blindly picking ingredients ranging from soy sauce to Nutella out of an anonymous paper bag, Lucie and Safiya blended their very suspect concoctions, bravely taking a sip of the final product.
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That prospect is so alluring that most of the characters are willing to overlook countless red flags, blindly accepting everything from a random caged bear (odd!) to ritual suicide (shockingly awful
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Because it would have been nice to return to that music now and then, if only to remember what it's like to blindly love a song with a wild, wholehearted fierceness.
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Long gone are the days when women blindly bought whatever product someone behind a counter told them to; in its place, a new era of intelligence, transparency, and information has arrived.
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Bonds have outperformed other asset classes in the past, which has many investors blindly marching along, now suffering undead yields and not questioning the sanity of a system overloaded with debt.
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In the United States, government officials have been accused of standing by and blindly following the will of Donald Trump — or, in Marco Rubio's case, for example, the National Rifle Association.
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"At the age of 20 I had developed an eating disorder while blindly attempting to keep up with the level of fitness of my fellow models and competitors," Kraus, 31, wrote.
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It's incredibly fun to immediately hear the effects of blindly poking around a circuit board, but it can't be ignored that I'm playing around with something that simply doesn't exist anymore.
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I don't need to, because I've been watching this stupid Deebot blindly bump into shit for the last six months, yet still manage to do a good job cleaning my floors.
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Minnette stared too long at his collection of '90s-themed graphic t's and went into paralysis, before blindly choosing Jurassic Park because it was the option closest to his extended arm.
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When I start Noctis for the first time, I really have no clue what I am doing, blindly wandering the ship and still trying to get used to the strange controls.
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An air purifier shouldn't just push out clean air blindly — it needs sensors to continuously gauge the quality of the air so it can make adjustments or even turn itself off.
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Policies like the "three strikes" provision, and other tougher incarceration provisions that disproportionately impacted those in inner cities were ushered in under this bill and ravaged communities that blindly supported him.
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Only by confronting the injustices of the past, rather than blindly honoring Confederates as heroes, can we begin to write a new chapter in the history of race relations in America.
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But with the robots, I kind of wanted something that could almost be another player, that's both listening at times yet also woefully ignorant—blindly continuing their mastication of the drums.
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With the bar for borrowing low and advertising exaggerated, some people are likely to "blindly borrow" from those platforms, resulting in a large number of subprime loans, according to the commentary.
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This was clearly intended to suggest that, if re-elected, he would not blindly do the bidding of a President Trump — a notion that has prompted belittlement from Rubio's Democratic opponents.
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Instead of blindly grasping for solutions, Congress should look to the past for guidance on countering the age-old problem of disinformation—spreading intentionally misleading or false information with strategic intent.
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As Neiman Lab points out, the "in our area" phrasing likely lead a lot of people to blindly share the post, whether or not they had any connection to Waco, Texas.
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It also helped usher in the "bro-country" era, where artists like Florida Georgia Line blindly borrowed from hip-hop and EDM, and singers covered diverse topics like beer and trucks.
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It would be a mistake to dismiss this renewed patriotic fervor as racist or backward, but that doesn't mean we should blindly accept this facsimile of pride as a positive thing.
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For decades, when a possible cancer was suspected based on the PSA test or digital rectal exam, doctors blindly took 12 core samples from the prostate to search for a malignancy.
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His station slowly becomes a comfort zone: he can blindly grab the bottles, toss glasses behind his back, provide explanations during each shake technique, and share stellar stories about the drinks.
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For once, I didn't work with strong references in terms of dancing so I was really trusting blindly in someone, which was kind of scary and cool at the same time.
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It's possible the remarks from Schumer and Pelosi are more generally meant to signal to Republicans that they should not just expect Democrats to blindly back a clean debt ceiling hike.
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Lai, in violation of political disciplines and the central government's financial policy, was accused of "blindly and disorderly" expanding Huarong away from its core business, causing adverse impact, the commission said.
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At the 21980 World Championships, Biles performed a double layout—two flips with straight legs—to which she added a half twist at the last second, forcing her to land blindly.
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With my throat exposed and my hands groping blindly in the air in front of me, I felt vulnerable, like a baby bird, cloaked in hundreds of dollars' worth of gear.
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Defenders say Mr. Barr feels emboldened to criticize Democrats because he believes they crossed a line during his confirmation hearings when they accused him of being blindly deferential to Mr. Trump.
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If the rate was lower, the devices were set to blindly make the heart beat at a steady rate, eliminating the usual feedback the devices get to readjust their electrical pulses.
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Sadly, the same cannot be said for much of today's Republican Party, which appears wed to a mindset from decades ago, blindly believing men while demeaning women who bravely come forward.
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Unfortunately, far too many companies — and far too many tech companies — blindly chase the dollars and yuans, without considering the erosion in the values at the heart of their own business.
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NBC also said that in his interview, Clyburn stopped short of blindly supporting the idea of impeaching Trump, instead saying the House investigations into the President should be able to continue.
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Hawaii "blindly accept[s] the Government's misguided invitation to sanction a discriminatory policy motivated by animosity toward a disfavored group, all in the name of a superficial claim of national security."
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The voting system will also be designed to create fully verifiable and transparent results so that voters don't have to blindly trust that the machines and election officials delivered correct results.
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Blindly looking for the right spot to touch on the back of your phone is a minor but crucial inconvenience compared to a quick press of the home button on the front.
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After all, a wife took a kitchen knife to her husband's penis in the middle of the night, drove away with the detached appendage, and then blindly flung it into a field.
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Luckily, OkCupid's DoubleTake profile allows you to see a good amount of info on a person before you swipe, so you're not about to match with people blindly (more on that later).
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While we aren't ones to blindly abide by fashion rules (you know the one we're talking about), even we're inclined to give the hue a quick breather when the weather starts changing.
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When the general added, in a social-media post, that no one deserves to be followed blindly, it challenged Mr Macron's assertive image, says Dominique Moïsi of Institut Montaigne, a think-tank.
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And in scenarios like the plane I'm typing this from, you're a lot less likely to accidentally knock it out with your leg, leaving you fumbling blindly to plug it back in.
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Lydia prayed, then followed her friend, landing hard on the ground, a searing pain in her hips as she scrambled up and headed blindly into the thick, thorny bushes, with her friend.
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MIT's Cheetah team has built some incredibly impressive electric robots, capable of jumping hurdles and navigating blindly, but in some ways the new Mini Cheetah might be the most impressive to date.
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But it only works when women buy into it; when we blindly follow the rule that men who say the right things are worth weathering a storm of them doing bad things.
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He said the government has repeatedly asked the court to ignore evidence, circumscribe its own review and blindly defer to executive action, all in the name of the Constitution's separation of powers.
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The game's control system is simple, but each available action — making frantic "roadie runs" across the battlefield, firing blindly from relative safety, hopping quickly between points of cover — feels intense and vital.
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Someday, younger generations may want to seriously reconsider America's historical obsession with blindly throwing tax breaks, subsidies, and deregulatory favors at companies in exchange for benefits that seem to never actually materialize.
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Before you judge Strand or Travis too harshly for their hard-line refusal to stop, ask yourself how you felt as Alicia blindly volunteered the Abigail's location to "Jack," over the radio.
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She smiles, squints at her syringe, held up, lit, like dye bubbles lengthening in a radiant corridor: see livesunborn (half-souls blindly pushing toward life) gather outside time, inside your mind. Move!
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If she had taken it for granted that Evan would lead a long and happy life, like her grandfather, could she not have made similar mistakes in blindly taking everything for granted?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank Shanghai Head Office said on Tuesday investors should increase risk awareness for initial coin offerings (ICOs) and virtual currency investment and not blindly speculate in the market.
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The most important thing is that you don't walk into any business meeting blindly without knowing who introduced you, what the person does, and what their challenges, interests, and pet peeves are.
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"It is done in the name of tradition, so people just accept it blindly regardless if it is right or wrong," said Faozan, of the local non-profit Village Children Protection Group.
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Remarking on this earlier on Wednesday, Russian intelligence chief Naryshkin said "some European governments are not following London and Washington blindly but are instead choosing to carefully make sense of what happened."
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But Mr. Sharon said he sees Ortrud as a sort of freedom fighter who liberates Elsa, while the moth people of Brabant blindly follow the light of Lohengrin's charisma to their deaths.
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Now the company is a product that is meant to assign a price to emailing someone blindly; users pay the recipient (usually someone prominent) if the recipient replies to their note. Earn.
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Not because citizens must blindly accept all results — voter suppression, namely of racial minorities, is a reality in parts of the United States — but because populists systematically sow distrust of existing institutions.
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On the venerated pages of Der Spiegel, a German newsmagazine, Mr. Relotius portrayed Fergus Falls as a backward, racist place whose residents blindly supported President Trump and rarely ventured beyond city limits.
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Ensure you understand the investment advice you're receivingIn these turbulent times, listening to your financial adviser and blindly taking their advice about buying or selling without understanding why will confuse you more.
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But something is wrong when the left blindly praises the failed leadership of Cuba's Fidel Castro, Venezuela's Hugo Chavez and Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega — even after the damage done by their oppressive regimes.
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Our teacher didn't tell us about the gas mask drill ahead of time — she simply handed out the masks, and we blindly paraded around the school before going back to our lessons.
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So you go see your GP and he or she will tell you something and you're blindly going to take that pill they're going to give you because you're not well informed.
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But on the other hand, there are still many mornings when I wake up, stare blindly at my closet, and somehow arrive at the same, tired conclusion: I have nothing to wear.
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Despite being favored in 15 of 16 games by as many as 17 points, the Patriots finished 13-3 against the spread, earning a tidy profit for those who bet them blindly.
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But on most issues, most of the time, most members of Congress are more or less blindly following talking points that they got from somewhere else and that they don't really understand.
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The fact that all these presidential candidates, who are trying to distinguish themselves from the president by saying they have gravitas and credibility, would so blindly follow her is a little shocking.
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I told myself that I couldn't spend the rest of my days with my head in the sand, blindly dismissing genres willy nilly like a bitter-beyond-his-years 14-year-old.
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Stock buybacks "should be price-sensitive," and "blindly buying an overpriced stock is value-destructive, a fact lost on many promotional or ever-optimistic CEOs," Buffett said in the closely watched letter.
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Deutsche Bank believes balance sheet growth will be as important as higher interest rates in 2017 and beyond, a trend that some investors might be missing by blindly buying the entire financial sector.
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But there's a grim irony in that; humans are terrible drivers Instead of blindly welcoming self-driving cars to their streets, city leaders could prevent tragedies like the Uber fatality from happening again.
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Over six weeks, several women testified about how they blindly obeyed their "masters," screamed when they were branded with Raniere's initials near their bikini lines and were pressured to have sex with him.
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If there is a desired outcome to the policy posturing above, Facebook and YouTube clearly don't know what it is — beyond blindly hoping Infowars cleans up its act or interest in it wanes.
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Here are seven things mentally strong people always say: Whether they're offered unsolicited advice from their in-laws or starting a self-improvement program, mentally strong people don't blindly follow advice from others.
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A few weeks ago the company teased the idea of tapping your cheek in order to activate your phone's digital assistant, instead of blindly attempting to strike the touchpad on the earbuds themselves.
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If you want a dedicated little nubbin on the front of your phone you can finger blindly while it's still in your purse or pocket, then you'll need to invest in another phone.
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And while it looks lovely, anyone who has had to go through the acrobatics of blindly trying to get a USB cable plugged in knows that it's not always the most functional move.
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"Just blindly obey Fox News," MacFarlane (sarcastically) wrote in a Saturday tweet responding to Fox New host Tucker Carlson's absurd claim that any media reports contradicting his own network's reporting were invariably wrong.
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But painting sex workers as naive, vulnerable women blindly wandering into certain death gives the documentary a touch of histrionics — and, given where it finally takes us, one might even say concern trolling.
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" Review snippet: "It also has ingredients that have never been studied for safety or efficacy in human research and as a consumer, you're supposed to blindly trust that it's okay for your kids.
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Tuesday's statement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's right-wing government also said that the country should not blindly follow Western countries that have criminalized marital rape, as illiteracy and diversity make India unique.
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Are not its protections of life and liberty far too precious to blindly be turned over to legal "experts," every bit as prone to prejudice and blind spots as the rest of us?
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Like a shocked animal, the Democratic Party became a feral beast lashing out blindly, indiscriminately — hoping a fang, a beak, or a claw would find its mark and make the world right again.
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His triumph in Star Trek is a validation of meathead entitlement, a cheery, vacuous confirmation that education, planning, experience, and maturity aren't as important as the will to charge blindly forward, ignoring obstacles.
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As Republicans stare down what is shaping up to be a calamitous midterm election season, they are responding to all of these political, procedural, and policy pressures by blindly pushing the process forward.
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If you've ever wanted a real-deal luxury watch, you no longer have to shell out an astronomical retail price or blindly navigate a resale market full of scams, fakes, and shady prices.
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But in a flurry of exchanges Wednesday afternoon, Republican Study Committee members turned on the White House, saying they should not blindly accept whatever President Donald Trump is selling, the sources told CNN.
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Being brand new to an area with no safety net of close friends or family on top of being a young woman, I didn't feel safe just blindly rooming with someone off Craigslist.
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We all love to rally behind an undefeated champ like Joe Calzaghe, blindly (or perhaps just lazily) supporting the easy option, the one who goes through their whole career winning at every turn.
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He doesn't really have a cogent ideology or anything like formal knowledge, just a series of impulses (like that immigrants are bad) that he applies blindly to whatever the issue at stake is.
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Not surprisingly, people who check their credit scores periodically or have ordered a copy of their report know more about how the credit process works than those who operate blindly, the survey found.
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By calling last week to offer his support to a handful of Republican senators that Mr. Bannon had named as potential targets, the president demonstrated he would not blindly follow his former adviser.
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He didn't just blindly start working on better fill though; he first suggested we switch to FLIPPING ONES LID as the second theme entry and he then talked me into adding two blocks.
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Trump's actions are an extreme outlier in an era of extreme weather as the U.S. flies blindly into a world of rising waters and storms our coastal cities won't be able to withstand.
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As Ireland became better educated, richer and more secular, its people were increasingly less prepared to accept blindly the dictates handed down by priests and bishops on how they should live their lives.
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That does not mean that every military contract with Amazon, Microsoft, or Google should be rubber-stamped, or that tech engineers should blindly fall in line, salute the flag, and not voice concerns.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran on Sunday criticized French President Emmanuel Macron over his tough stance toward Tehran and said Paris would soon lose its international credibility if it "blindly follows" U.S. President Donald Trump.
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On the other hand, more people blindly investing in Bitcoin as its price continues to skyrocket without any major real-world uses for the currency is exactly what Bitcoin doesn't need right now.
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It's a matter of seeing a game and asking yourself "Why this theme?" and "Why this game?" instead of blindly accepting or ignoring it based on the strength of the mechanical design alone.
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He told Gizmodo in an email that he wanted to show how "small" and "helpless" we are against the power of massive corporations, specifically when it comes to blindly accepting their terms of service.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are not simply blindly rebelling this year, they are using their voices to address some big and basic problems in American politics that have been ignored for far too long.
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Having a president who blindly believes everything he is told without looking critically at the evidence or asking for second opinions can lead to bad decisions — like, say, invading Iraq over its supposed WMDs.
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It's just something that I don't think about; as I pick up my phone, I blindly navigate my digit towards that fingerprint sensor, and the phone is unlocked before I even look at it.
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Static photo Ensuring you're not just scooting blindly, the board allows the rider to clip their smartphone into the handlebars, so the Audi MMI connect App can help you get to where you're going.
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In the days following Trump's election, I remember grasping blindly at symbols to broadcast that I was afraid and upset — and to tell other people that they didn't need to be afraid of me.
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It's right next to the 83-megapixel rear camera, which means you'll probably be getting greasy finger oil all over the camera lens as you blindly try to open your phone with a tap.
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Rather than blindly following traditional expectations for relationships, which experts refer to as relationship "scripts," non-monogamous couples tend to explicitly hash out and agree on how to run all aspects of their lives.
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Instead of blindly calling out coordinates and hoping you score a hit, players physically bounce balls over a divider onto their opponent's grid, hoping one lands inside a ship which counts as a hit.
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The provision "just goes after higher cost states, blindly, it would appear," according to Sara Rosenbaum, professor of health policy at George Washington University who serves on a board advising Congress on Medicaid policy.
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He lost a few matches: One foe threw salt in his eyes and pinned him while he groped about blindly; another leapt from the ring and ran off with his "diamond studded" championship belt.
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Contrariwise, companies that tried to blindly replicate Square's mobile POS processing have faced headwinds driven by low credit card penetration, high interchange charged by the largest PSPs (read Visa and MasterCard) and thin margins.
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As an actual book-recommendation engine, it's somewhat limited by just randomly showing you the first page of the various novels in the collection, but the gimmick of trying books blindly is still fun.
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Critics accuse Francis, who became pontiff in 2013, of responding much too slowly to the sex scandals, of failing to empathize with the victims and of blindly believing the word of his fellow clergy.
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Then there are five Republicans who want to stay in the Senate but find that being called on to blindly defend Trump's behavior is creating the toughest reelection fights of their political lives: Sens.
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That strategy might consolidate the rule of a patriarchal traditionalist like him, but it blindly ignores South Africa's demographic trends: The country is already 65 percent urban, one of the highest ratios in Africa.
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"This is a system controlled by human beings ... nothing happens automatically," he said, adding that the US military does not blindly follow orders and a presidential order to employ nuclear weapons must be legal.
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You have to start buying people presents after all those years of blindly receiving them from what you assumed was a bearded resident of the North Pole who breaks into your house at night.
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The American tattoo artist Scott Campbell recently experimented with a similar concept, offering free tattoos to anyone willing to blindly put their arm through a hole in a wall and accept whatever he created.
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He flew at supersonic speeds when most of America was crawling blindly through post-war fear and nostalgic ignorance and he pushed us forward at a time when hope was sparse on the ground.
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And not just anyone: The lauded and powerful—our liberal political elite, the very best among us—have spent the whole of 2016 vigorously pummeling themselves, striding blindly into rake after rake after rake.
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If we are moving to an "America First" foreign policy where the United States stops taking into account others' priorities and invests narrowly in its own immediate interests, others will not simply blindly follow.
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But given the kaleidoscopic range of views on human space exploration, it would be prudent to develop a common game plan for our potential future as Homo spaciens instead of stumbling into it blindly.
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Even if our own Milky Way galaxy is currently teeming with extraterrestrial beings, their worlds could be scattered thousands of light years distant from each other, passing blindly like cosmic ships in the night.
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The question that spawned a thousand think pieces is whether Amy's overbearing, sociopathic self-awareness was an intentional artistic choice, and therefore whether Flynn is reflecting the pressures of patriarchy or blindly perpetuating them.
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The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission said in a notice dated Sunday that banks "must not blindly call in loans, cut off lending or hold off on lending" in response to the crisis.
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"What critics said: "Distinctly uncomfortable to watch" and reveals "a sad, surreal, and often funny truth about the American dream: to attain it, dreamers run the risk of blindly believing they're entitled to anything.
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The critics of woke culture might say that this character is exhibiting a kind of internalized wokeness—adopting the politically correct lessons of gender relations so blindly that he can't trust his own desires.
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And the military itself has blindly adhered to a strategy of global dominance that&aposs essentially been on autopilot, no matter the damaging consequences of near-endless war and preparations for more of it.
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After what felt like an eternity, a car with a young couple in it stopped, the man threw me down and ran north, and I ran south, blindly, not hearing my own panicked screams.
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Alumni who accept private colleges' defense of legacy and aggressive fundraising as necessary to the survival of a pro-social institution are being blindly loyal to a fight song and the colors of a uniform.
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The cabinet added that Beijing will focus on resolving financing difficulties of smaller firms and the private sector, saying that loans to promising companies that face short-term difficulties should not be blindly cut off.
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Access to capital In terms of lack of financing, private capital is still not flowing freely and blindly through to space-based enterprises like it is with internet-, digital media- and hardware-related technology businesses.
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This is what they are doing (Image: National Library of Wales/Wikimedia Commons)Imagine if someone came to your house to fix your pipes, then stumbled around your yard blindly with a pair of sticks.
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But to blindly believe that the Trump administration now gives a damn about these efforts requires a complete disregard of how the White House has screwed US education, science, and technology efforts in the past.
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"The truth is I was 16 years old when I put that post out there and at 18, I now know that I am not informed enough on several different subjects to be posting blindly."
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Pan's comments come shortly after PBOC Governor Zhou Xiaochuan, delivered remarks in a similar vein at this month's National People's Congress, accusing some domestic investors of expending capital overseas "blindly" and in a rushed fashion.
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Even if they're pro-choice I think in this environment many of these people just want to blindly support President Trump, and any deviation from his agenda can be hazardous and invite a primary challenge.
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