Breaking the rules to grow the business Like other global tech companies before it, Huawei has taken an aggressive approach to winning international business, even if that sometimes meant breaking the rules.
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I spend the rest of the afternoon breaking the rules.
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Fan interactions could even be punishment for breaking the rules.
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Sometimes breaking the rules can make particular episodes stand out.
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The excuses he heard from drivers breaking the rules were similar.
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Have your Boomer parents been breaking the rules of self-isolation?
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For example: Breaking the rules and having no compunction about it.
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But they also raised suspicions that they were breaking the rules.
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By asking for more, I knew I was breaking the rules.
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Their members are breaking the rules, discarding the sacred nuclear family.
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If breaking the rules could prove expensive, so is respecting them.
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We will end up with Reid breaking the rules and changing the rules, McConnell breaking the rules and changing the rules, it'll just take one tough legislative issue coming up and somebody else will do it.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. — Donald Trump delights in breaking the rules of presidential politics.
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Breaking the rules can result in suspension in the most serious cases.
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Game of Thrones Season 7 is breaking the rules in every way.
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It is also possible to beat the system without breaking the rules.
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I certainly oppose breaking the rules of the Senate to do so.
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He is not using the rules, he is deliberately breaking the rules.
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When I didn't lie, it felt like I was breaking the rules.
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The Democrats are indeed breaking the rules — but maybe it's about time.
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Anyone caught breaking the rules faces a fine of 4,000 rupees ($56).
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For you to not be small and quiet, you're breaking the rules.
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But dressing outside my gender's section still felt like breaking the rules.
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Chapter Three: The Pollywog People are just breaking the rules willy nilly here!
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For companies, compliance standards – and fines for breaking the rules – will get steeper.
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For the ultra-rich, he says, becoming successful is about breaking the rules.
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So the agency can only reprimand companies that it catches breaking the rules.
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Reminder: You're not breaking the rules if you're just embellishing the standard expectations.
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Isn't breaking the rules intentionally in order to win another definition of cheating?
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Whom can you call when the authorities are the ones breaking the rules?
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They didn't fire me for breaking the rules or doing a poor job.
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"Pattern-making lately has become a playground for breaking the rules," she says.
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"The other breaking-the-rules aspect in Through You is editing," Unseld notes.
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I wanted it so badly, but it would have been breaking the rules.
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That could be viewed as breaking the rules and initiated the service block.
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Blythe Danner knows that being a fun grandma is all about breaking the rules.
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I am all about breaking the rules — when it comes to fashion, that is.
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And Trump loves breaking the rules much more than he likes adhering to them.
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And if you don't, we promise we won't tell anyone you're breaking the rules.
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The smile on June's face is jarring — almost as if she's breaking the rules.
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The second morning presented the couple with the first opportunity for breaking the rules.
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But the judge rarely, if ever, mentioned the specific consequences for breaking the rules.
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Western sanctions against nations breaking the rules won't be strong enough in the future.
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We're breaking the rules and doing it the way that it should be done.
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The penalty for breaking the rules, per Sloan: You couldn't come back to Sloan.
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By then, she was used to breaking the rules to get what she wanted.
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The problem is... Amazon is developing an awfully bad habit of breaking the rules.
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Steve Daines, a Republican from Montana, warned her that she was breaking the rules.
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Breaking the rules is necessary for an EDP to be invoked, but is not sufficient.
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He said he understood that he risked expulsion from the Senate for breaking the rules.
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Her dad has decided that's the best way to punish her for breaking the rules.
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All of those accounts have been suspended from Twitter for breaking the rules against spam.
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The sensor-laden Chevy Tahoe was aggressive, pushing but not breaking the rules of traffic.
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We don't know whether Lava Ocean Tours was breaking the rules when it was hit.
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The fine for breaking the rules can be as much as €25,000 ($26,909.)Future tactics?
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Not unexpectedly, her books, while breaking the rules in some areas, hew slavishly to others.
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The board pushed back, saying a lower fine wouldn't prevent others from breaking the rules.
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Many Democrats expressed reluctance in breaking the rules of the House to mount their insurrection.
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Kids are fairly comfortable breaking the rules, especially in the tougher areas of most countries.
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Following Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor, it appears ABC is not done breaking the rules.
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For another, both characters are frequently fearless, constantly breaking the rules they're meant to live by.
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Which is what I have: I actually like breaking the rules, but it can't be cavalier.
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To pay the fines for breaking the rules, she had just one source of revenue - gold.
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But he should stay tough with punitive countermeasures against countries that are blatantly breaking the rules.
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Trump is a man who relishes gossip, inside information and the thrill of breaking the rules.
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Unfortunately for Janae, not even breaking the rules could help her best Trump in this competition.
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They were rarely allowed to leave their residences, and were physically punished for breaking the rules.
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Yet this tutor has moved beyond gaming the test; he's breaking the rules of the game.
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The lady in 3B having a do-it-yourself happy hour was certainly breaking the rules.
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Again, we have to be careful to distinguish between breaking the rules and committing a crime.
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The EU accuses PiS of breaking the rules over the constitutional court and the appointment of judges.
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The youngest person to get up there without breaking the rules was 10-year-old Jordan Romero.
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It was about breaking the rules and having fun, and as a teenager, I wanted nothing else.
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"I'm supposed to take charge of anybody who's breaking the rules," she told me at the time.
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You can't punish your kids for breaking the rules when you can't put your own devices down.
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It was all about breaking the rules and doing what we wanted to do at the time.
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He's an expert at breaking the rules of reality in to make his own mesmerizing virtual worlds.
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"Breaking the rules to change the rules is un-American," said Mr. McConnell, then the minority leader.
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It was a bizarre and delightfully garish example of Gaga&aposs signature talent for breaking the rules.
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Through Stevie's recklessness, Jake learns that his love of breaking the rules could easily go too far.
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In hindsight, perhaps Thiel's real criticism here wasn't about breaking the rules, but rather making sure you win.
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Speaking of Dolores, I'm breaking the rules here, but I am so curious about her place in time.
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Trump's foul language showed his followers that he was serious about breaking the rules to upend the establishment.
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Sometimes breaking the rules for things that make life worth living is exactly the right thing to do.
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It was the candidate in characteristic mode: speaking bluntly and breaking the rules of politics and polite society.
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The head coach assumes, for his own sake, that pushing the boundaries does not mean breaking the rules.
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Because of the muddled laws in several states, some voters are still at risk of breaking the rules.
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"Breaking the rules could kill someone close to you," Ardern warned people in a news conference on Wednesday.
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"So full flexibility and intelligence - yes, but breaking the rules, we are not available for that," he said.
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It shows mainly black children breaking the rules while mainly white kids are commended for following the rules.
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Lately, though, I've noticed this styling trick having a resurgence — and it's not just to avoid breaking the rules.
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And the penalties for breaking the rules would be stiff: up to $200,000 and five years in jail time.
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Listen to the guides and if you see someone misbehaving or breaking the rules, let a staff member know.
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"He has astonished people by breaking the rules of religious extremism and pushing for moderate Islam," says Ms Alneami.
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If the laws pass, McCarty said universities found breaking the rules could be bumped from student aid grant programs.
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They may be divisive, but isn't half the fun of fashion breaking the rules — even just a little bit?
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In Toy Story, it involved "briefly breaking the rules," but by Finding Dory, an octopus was driving a truck.
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Women in country music are always pushing the boundaries and breaking the rules; Kacey did that with this album.
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It's proof that once in a blue moon, breaking the rules just feels like the right thing to do.
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If he's morally torn when breaking the rules of war, how will he justify killing strangers without due process?
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It probably means that you have to have a doctor who is colluding with you in breaking the rules.
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"This is a major challenge because we are breaking the rules of what is known in charging," he admitted.
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The watchdog report refutes that claim, even if it does not explicitly accuse her of willfully breaking the rules.
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In one of the most high-profile cases, Manchester City were banned for two seasons for breaking the rules.
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On top of large fines for breaking the rules, the government has threatened to name and shame quarantine breakers.
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But it might make it a little harder for the I.R.S. to figure out who is breaking the rules.
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By breaking the rules of business as usual, he has positioned himself to compete on the global playing field.
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We can't close out public swimming pools to all refugees just because a few men are breaking the rules.
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He was breaking the rules for how black athletes are seen, because he took control of his public image.
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By testing and breaking the rules, they have been reshaping the practice of politics since long before Mr. Trump emerged.
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But that was not an option for many listed companies and foreign multinationals, which were wary of breaking the rules.
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Outbreaks of madness in markets tend to happen because people are breaking the rules of shareholder value, not enacting them.
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Read more: A man was filmed breaking the rules and petting a bison in Yellowstone National Park: 'No, no, no.
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Breaking the rules in comedy, as in art at large, is important, but it can become a cheap fetish, too.
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"Last night, he was admonished by Republicans for breaking the rules when he read from committee confidential documents," she said.
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Their function, for the most part, seems to be to act so scary that you don't consider breaking the rules.
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The star of the golf comedy "Caddyshack" decided to have a little fun while breaking the rules during a putt.
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Breaking the rules of good taste, much less with élan and flair, is harder than mastering them to begin with.
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During those extensions, the agency grappled with how it could continue collecting information on surveillance targets without breaking the rules.
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Another angle: Mr. Xi is breaking the rules and longstanding traditions of Chinese politics — by letting his hair go gray.
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Walkers, on the other hand, can be disqualified from a race at any time if they're seen breaking the rules.
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"This is a country - and I am sorry to have to say this - where breaking the rules brings votes," Foa said.
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Sweden later dropped the investigation, but Assange was arrested on Thursday for breaking the rules of his original bail in London.
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During a rivalry teams will push themselves to their limit, doing whatever it takes to win, sometimes even breaking the rules.
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Foreign direct investment has also proven elusive as the threat of hefty fines for breaking the rules puts off potential newcomers.
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People are unsure if they're breaking the rules, or even the law, if they log in using someone else's account information.
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Not only were many agents breaking the rules; some risked punishment if they did what they were actually supposed to do.
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"Our problem is not so much that the presidency, under both parties, keeps breaking the rules, though it does," Ryan said.
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Parents state what the consequences are for breaking the rules, and the child must sign the contract before receiving a smartphone.
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"One of the reasons he was accused of breaking the rules of art was that he refused to idealize," he said.
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Why is Yeezus dropping with more punk attitude, breaking the rules and ignoring the mainstream more than any rock music out there?
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I heard about a legend where one man was sucked deep into a dark part of the forest for breaking the rules.
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And athletes could still retain their victory even if they'd been caught breaking the rules – not exactly the best disincentive to cheating.
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There always seems to be another platform for those kicked off others for inciting violence, harassing people or otherwise breaking the rules.
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Then again, Black-ish is having enough success breaking the rules recently that doing so would maybe make more sense than not.
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"They knew they were breaking the rules, they knew they were taking short cuts, and they knew it was wrong," Bicks said.
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HONG KONG — President Xi Jinping is known for breaking the rules of Chinese politics, amassing more power than any leader since Mao.
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Breaking the rules is a fine plan when the system is not set up to deal with a breakthrough industry like technology.
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We see people all the time breaking the rules at work and not suffering consequences, but rather being rewarded for their daring nature.
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Thanos Vamvakidis, head of G-10 FX strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, told CNBC Tuesday that Italy was breaking the rules.
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Jobs prided himself in breaking the rules, large and small, not so large as Uber has, but that was part of his persona.
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Total employed in the US: 5,380What they do, according to O*NET: Security guards monitor premises to prevent people from breaking the rules.
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Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch alive, which means she has plenty of experience when it comes to breaking the rules.
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It's hard to see how higher taxes on Chinese exports are supposed to stop businesses from breaking the rules to get an edge.
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Elsewhere abroad: President Xi Jinping, above left, is breaking the rules and longstanding traditions of Chinese politics — by letting his hair go gray.
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And as all teenagers come to know, sometimes what seems like breaking the rules is the only way to be true to ourselves.
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The recommendations are for what the company calls "borderline" content — videos that tiptoe up to breaking the rules without going over the line.
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Nor did it prevent museums from breaking the rules from time to time, as the Delaware Art Museum so egregiously demonstrated more recently.
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Photo: APUpdate 7:30pm: Donald Trump has since deleted the follow-up tweet, possibly breaking the rules regarding archiving official records a second time.
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At the Citadel, Archmaester Marywn is impressed that Sam healed Jorah, but Sam also gets in trouble a little bit for breaking the rules.
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While some defended the student's outfit as perfectly acceptable, many bashed Concannon for breaking the rules and using social media to "harass" the school.
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On March 22017rd the American administration lodged an official complaint at the WTO, claiming that China has been breaking the rules on intellectual property.
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He downed his glass and stayed quiet, knowing full well I was breaking the rules and there was nothing he could do about it.
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Italians "are used to being told what to do and what not to do, and then breaking the rules in any case," she said.
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"These people that we have coming across the border illegally are breaking the rules, I have no feelings for them at all," said Bier.
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That's been the story of Trump's whole life — breaking the rules and using money he inherited from his father to make problems go away.
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Ives may relish breaking the rules of realism, but she breaks the rules of comic novels, too, when she insists that her losers win.
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If your 10-minute, 1.5-mile trip was mostly sidewalk (more than 50 percent), you'll get a notification chastising you for breaking the rules.
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Plus, while regular jurors can be dismissed for breaking the rules of trial, there's no way to enforce the oath senators took last week.
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Letter from the Editor Breaking the rules of good taste, much less with élan and flair, is harder than mastering them to begin with.
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Companies need to transition from breaking the rules to making, and abiding by, a new set of rules for the industry faster than ever.
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If you get an alert on unplugging post-sundown, the app maker, you, and probably a lot of other people are breaking the rules.
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How it manages to use both types of carbon without breaking the rules of thermodynamics in energy conservation is unknown (It didn't read the rulebook?).
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"'Game of Thrones' is a poster child for breaking the rules in terms of storytelling and killing off lead characters with reckless abandon," he said.
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I didn't want to feel like I was breaking the rules of whatever slipshod digital social compact we've got; my semi-spying days were done.
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Tensions began to rise when the umpire, Carlos Ramos, accused Williams of breaking the rules by getting coached, and then issued her a code violation.
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Effectively, Lyft says San Francisco, which agreed to the contract terms as part of the MTC, is breaking the rules by soliciting new dockless providers.
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Meet the products, brands, and people that are breaking the rules, smashing the patriarchy, and waging war against beauty standards, one lipstick at a time.
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Robert Lighthizer, America's trade representative, said that unless the EU stopped "breaking the rules" America would "have to move forward with countermeasures on EU products".
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But Mr. Trump would have the difficult task of proving that China is breaking the rules before the World Trade Organization, which polices global commerce.
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And that suggests that her granddaughters-in-law, rather than breaking the rules they inherit, are actually following in her footsteps more than previously understood.
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The nuclear option is code for "breaking the rules to change the rules," so that only 51 votes are needed to change Senate rules instead.
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The other side: A coalition of employer groups, including the National Restaurant Association and the National Retail Federation, say the administration is breaking the rules.
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Instead, management is more likely to keep doing what it already does: calling up tenants who are breaking the rules and telling them to stop.
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And now they're doing it to the court, by breaking the rules (Merrick Garland) and advancing nominees who are confirmed by legislators representing minority support.
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In any place, anywhere, you're going to have a couple of kids that are breaking the rules or not doing what they're supposed to do.
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As it stands, in the unlikely circumstance that you are caught, the only consequence of breaking the rules is being told to fix the issue.
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As we always say, drinking Gïk is not just about drinking blue wine, but about drinking innovation, drinking creation, breaking the rules and creating your own.
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When Julia introduces "boing tag," the other Muppets aren't upset that she's breaking the rules of tag — they're grateful to learn a new game and experience.
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So it's not like NSA didn't know it was breaking the rules; it's just that it never chose to make it harder to break the rules.
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It has also included deals on some brands that we actually know quite well, which kind of seems like breaking the rules, but we won't tell.
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These stories let children imagine breaking the rules, but they also allow them to picture themselves solving mysteries or hunting down monsters all on their own.
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Officers wearing surgical masks can be seen beating people breaking the rules, while it appears others gathered up groups of violators and made them do pushups.
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Breaking the rules was part of the game, and this book witnesses the latest wave of rule-breakers reaching their own adaptation of our changing lexicon.
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And the band best known for breaking the rules has destroyed their cessation of touring contract in true Mötley Crüe-fashion, by literally blowing it up.
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Here's another no-brainer: After breaking the rules with his rude behavior again and again, he has trouble learning a lesson, even after paying hefty fines.
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Mr. Byford later clarified that he did not want to see more arrests, but that the presence of officers would discourage riders from breaking the rules.
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But Mr. Stone, who was the event's M.C., is what Australians would call a larrikin, someone with a cheeky sense of humor who enjoys breaking the rules.
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In 2012, for example, the American government complained to the WTO that the Chinese government was breaking the rules by restricting the export of rare-earth elements.
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In a media market filled with caped crusaders, Cloak & Dagger still manages to stand out by breaking the rules for what it means to be a superhero.
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The agency's notice means U.S. officials will not only investigate brick-and-mortar retailers who could be breaking the rules, but it will also go after importers.
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It allows the company to hide what it doesn't want on the network without taking a hard stance it must defend about the content breaking the rules.
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"Look, man, I don't have my ID." I don't like being the guy on the other end shrugging and saying OK. I don't like breaking the rules.
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Rudd, 61, later appeared before a judge in Wellington, New Zealand, to plead not guilty to breaking the rules of his home detention sentence by drinking alcohol.
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Although there is an unofficial uniform of good taste for many Parisians, there are a select few like Jean-Charles de Castelbajac who relish breaking the rules.
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The resulting emoji are "less about reproducing reality and more about breaking the rules of representation," Allo's expressions creative director Jennifer Daniel wrote in a blog post.
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Armies of human content moderators and screening with artificial intelligence have often proved unfit for the task, particularly when many people are intent on breaking the rules.
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Both Galin and Viktor got to their destination just fine—but Aeroflot stripped the man of his airline miles after he bragged online about breaking the rules.
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What are you supposed to do when someone starts breaking the rules, when there's no higher authority to appeal to because you've been relying on social norms?
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GOP leaders pushed an enforcement mechanism for breaking the rules on photography and video as a warning to any Democrats who might be considering another sit-in.
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She was caught drinking on campus and in order to get off easy, agreed to point The Eagle in the direction of other students breaking the rules.
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But not all the strategies would be acceptable in the UK—the child curfews being one, parental walks around neighborhoods to identify children breaking the rules perhaps another.
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MEXICO CITY, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Renault will not appeal their Japanese Grand Prix disqualification for breaking the rules on driver aids, the Formula One team said on Thursday.
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Brenda thinks their fate might have something to do with breaking the rules — reaching their fingers outside their plastic wrapping and "touching tips"; Frank isn't quite so sure.
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Jeremy Corbyn, for all his faults, made quite a good speech about people who got rich by breaking the rules and hiding their money in the Cayman Islands.
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VICE caught up with three performers from the touring show—yes, two of which are men—to find out how and why they're breaking the rules of comedy.
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"Lorelai's Graduation Day/I Can't Get Started" Season 2, episodes 21 and 22Yup, we're breaking the rules here and making these two back-to-back episodes into one.
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Besides, all of those "but artistic intent!" arguments overlook another core fact about video games: there's something exciting, even rewarding, about breaking the rules as they are written.
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Daryl knows he's breaking the rules by bringing his recording device into the Empire Polo Field; Coachella's "wristband terms of use" explicitly call for no recording without permission.
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Immigrants who enter or stay in the United States without the appropriate legal documents are breaking the rules and should not be allowed to remain in the country.
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Breaking the rules was a great place to start, but it ignored something major about my eating disorder: These rules weren't set by some outside person or force.
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Photo courtesy GIRLI Straight out of the London music scene comes GIRLI—a pink-haired cyber-pop songstress who is all about girl power and breaking the rules.
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That they aren't like us, that they are just a bunch of criminals, gang members and scammers -- all trying to get into this country by breaking the rules.
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Motorists will have a three-month grace period to get used to the new ban, after which they will be fined 35 euros if caught breaking the rules.
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The 19-page filing is the first direct push by Flynn to accuse prosecutors of targeting him for political reasons and breaking the rules to go after him.
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The 14-piece womenswear collection is wholly-based on the uniform of rebels, rockers, and icons; a nod to breaking the rules, be it fashion rules or otherwise.
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Actually owning a Juul, as much as I liked to think the vapor or whatever made them safer than my beloved Marlboro Lights, was definitely breaking the rules.
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"We were told pantyhose at some point but many American didn't wear them," Gavankar admitted but scared of breaking the rules, she decided to sport hose under her dress.
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Niantic could probably go a few steps further in their clarifications here, though, as plenty of players are still confused as to whether or not they're breaking the rules.
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In the 1990s the internet created an ethos of linguistic free love where breaking the rules was encouraged and punctuation was one of the ways this could be done.
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Points would be deducted for bad behaviour such as defaulting on loans, late payment of utility bills, breaking the rules of the road or being convicted of a crime.
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When the teacher got involved the instigator said, 'Everyone knows we're not allowed to eat in the biology lab, so it's really their own fault for breaking the rules.
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A big question remains, however: If a Trump administration were to follow through on its threats — breaking the rules of Nafta and the W.T.O. — how strongly should Mexico retaliate?
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And not because they're breaking the rules, but because President Donald Trump changed the rules that previously allowed certain groups of migrants to seek asylum at the US border.
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"When other countries get away with breaking the rules, it puts our industries — and so many family-wage jobs up and down the supply chain — at risk," said Sen.
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"Sometimes key information doesn't get turned over because the prosecutor is breaking the rules, but sometimes it's inadvertent, like when police don't give D.A.s the whole file," she said.
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He served as an assistant coach and the top scientist at the Oregon Project in 2010 and 2011, then left an operation that he believed was breaking the rules.
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Even though the rules are imposed within the United Kingdom, international broadcasters which could be seen by a Brit (such as CNN), also have to avoid breaking the rules.
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And Kushner's father-in-law, the President, hasn't exactly shied away from breaking the rules, conflicting his own public commitments or making decisions that are clearly conflicts of interest.
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But for Westerners and particularly Americans, reared on individualism and the myth of the maverick who wins by breaking the rules, such oddball creations don't carry much cultural freight.
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When Melissa McCarthy exploded onto the screen in 2011's Bridesmaids — stealing dogs and shitting in sinks with glee and abandon — she was breaking the rules on a new level.
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Not only did she stop short of ensuring that FISA remains the "exclusive means" to conduct surveillance, she allowed the government to keep data it got by breaking the rules.
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When Winston Smith and Julia slip away for trysts in 1984, they're breaking the rules by taking something for themselves that doesn't belong to the all-observant, all-consuming state.
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Like a mafia don, Trump promised he'd deliver for the people, even if it meant breaking the rules (as when he boasted he'd break the Geneva convention to fight terrorism).
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Officials from Italy and the commission are trying to find a way of permitting a bail-out without either breaking the rules or bashing the bondholders—perhaps involving "precautionary" recapitalisation.
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Read more: FC Barcelona has been fined just $328 for breaking the rules during its $0003 million transfer of Antoine GriezmannLiverpool isn't the only club to whom Barcelona owes money.
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But since childhood, everyone also experiences the secret thrill that comes with breaking the rules — like sticking your hand in the cookie jar when your mom told you not to.
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" He also says he addressed the issue with his supervisor at Tesla, which he claims led to him being issued a written warning and, eventually, being fired for "breaking the rules.
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In an accompanying Facebook post, the group said that Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey was "[breaking] the rules of his own company" and "[endangering] the world" by letting Trump keep his account.
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Although the benefit is administered at the federal level, the data suggest some municipalities may have massaged school-attendance records to make it appear that fewer families were breaking the rules.
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Since we're all for breaking the rules when it comes to wearing what you want at any age, we've deconstructed the latest teen-inspired trends for the (way) after-school crowd.
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It's as if my boyfriend and I are living vicariously through The Bachelor, which almost makes us feel like we're breaking the rules too, even if we don't technically have any.
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Breaking the rules, even in pursuit of a seemingly worthy goal such as improving market efficiency or consumer choice, can be seen as offensive and not something to necessarily be applauded.
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The mix of new media and old-fashioned embroidery perfectly compliments the content of the works, which, though they draw from ancient sources, tell timeless tales of women breaking the rules.
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In a radical departure from the federal rules, Jilin said road regulators will not stop or punish vehicles that are breaking the rules if they are one tonne over the new limit.
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Still, for many, the calls continue: the Do Not Call Registry was meant to preemptively stop calls, but if marketers are already breaking the rules, it's unlikely the list will stop them.
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While the presence of trackers doesn't necessarily mean developers are breaking the rules, emails obtained by BuzzFeed News show how data marketing firms convince developers to include trackers in their apps: cash.
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But as fashion folks who are all about breaking the rules, we say that even if you're not an October baby, you ought to introduce some opal rings to your jewelry collection.
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He once again posited that she was breaking the rules as the press conference was over and she was still trying to ask questions by dogging him as he left the room.
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I feel as though I am betraying my boyfriend, and I am sure he would feel the same, despite the fact that I am not technically breaking the rules of our relationship.
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Read more: People are still going dangerously near the Grand Canyon's edge despite recent deathsA man was filmed breaking the rules and petting a bison in Yellowstone National Park: 'No, no, no.
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That's why we have regulations - to stop things like that from happening, to set fair rules of behavior, and to ensure that no one can shirk their responsibility for breaking the rules.
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I mulled breaking the rules as an act of First Amendment principle, but I also weighed that against missing out on any further testimony from Mr. Zuckerberg or other high profile witnesses.
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Do you think hardships encountered on the way to a popular place ever give rise to a feeling of entitlement, which in this case may mean feeling justified about breaking the rules?
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Many felt the Astros handled the press conference poorly, with Crane saying he didn't think the scheme impacted the game, players shouldn't be punished, and the Astros were apologizing for breaking the rules.
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While that law has been very rarely enforced in the past, Manafort won't simply be able to argue that he shouldn't be punished because others got away with breaking the rules, Mariotti said.
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While insurers are begging Congress to fund them, the Senate can't just fold the subsidies as written in the ACA into its health care legislation without breaking the rules, GOP aides tell me.
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That escort requirement can leave girls with no way to go the bathroom without breaking the rules, even if they're on their period, according to a follow-up published Monday, also by Rhodes.
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While Mr. Cruz sat (mostly) closelipped on the Senate floor on Tuesday, his official Twitter account was among the senatorial accounts tweeting, drawing swift accusations from critics that he was breaking the rules.
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A verified user telling a lie, be it a friend from high school or the president elect, isn't breaking the rules; he is, as his checkmark suggests, who he represents himself to be.
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Some have suggested that he has learned from his friend Vince McMahon, the impresario of professional wrestling, and recognizes that you can win an audience by playing the heel and flamboyantly breaking the rules.
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Second, breaking the rules of the House may lead to a spiral of movement/countermovement interaction that could increase the dysfunction in government by exacerbating the already-tense and intensely partisan climate in Congress.
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Michigan's new policy will punish HIV positive inmates caught breaking the rules on a case-by case basis with the input of at least two medical professionals to determine the real risk of infection.
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The husband and his wife, a childcare worker in Japan's Aichi Prefecture, apologized for what her boss described as "selfishly breaking the rules," the 28-year-old man told the newspaper in a letter.
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The New York businessman has said he would impose across-the-board tariffs on all goods coming in from countries like China that try to gain a global trade advantage by breaking the rules.
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It seemed to him that each time the government's health-care policies changed the private sector found new ways to maximize profit—even if, in some cases, it meant bending or breaking the rules.
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If the patient can accept that the external tubing is a temporary extension of their body, and the blood is never actually cut off from the body, then they're technically not breaking the rules.
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We've had situations where children have stayed silent on really major sextortion cases for months because they were already in trouble online and didn't want to be in trouble for breaking the rules, too.
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Maverick, true to his extremely on-the-nose callsign, is always getting into trouble for breaking the rules and acting recklessly, but we're always promptly reminded that he's incredible at flying that damn plane.
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Small unethical behavior is still unethical behavior, and if people witness you breaking the rules or the law openly in small ways, they will think that you are unethical elsewhere in bigger ways as well.
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Though paying in euros and using non-American banks may avoid breaking the rules in theory, in practice it may not be so easy, says Elisabeth Caesens, director of Resource Matters, a Brussels-based NGO.
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On at least four other occasions, the FISC used that "exclusive means" section to ensure (or to try to ensure) that NSA didn't get away with keeping the data it obtained by breaking the rules.
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For example: When a timeline structure has been selected, writers need to decide if past versions of characters can interact with their time-traveling doubles, and the repercussions they will face for breaking the rules.
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I also love it, because I think most people would hear "size-12-sequined-miniskirt" and think Not your look, honey, but nothing feels better than breaking the rules and wearing what makes you happy.
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That irked Italy, which is at loggerheads with the European Commission and euro zone finance ministers about its fiscal plans in the 2019 draft budget that was rejected by the EU for breaking the rules.
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Along with this, if you see your team losing out on a better opportunity because they're stuck in their ways, this could be your chance to prove breaking the rules a bit is beneficial for everyone.
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"It seems to me the basic proposition of breaking the rules that you can in effect look the other way in the face of strong evidence of serious ethical problems … is exceptionally troubling," he told reporters.
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We may never know if he used H.G.H. But in a league that generates billions and has players who make millions, it's not far-fetched to imagine players and teams breaking the rules to get ahead.
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Check out the rest of our 2018 Refinery29 Beauty Innovator Award winners for a full look at the products, brands, and people that are breaking the rules and redefining beauty standards, one lipstick at a time.
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In the Chinese city of Xiangyang, police covered busy intersections with face recognition-enabled surveillance cameras and put anyone breaking the rules — speeding or jaywalking — up on a big screen with names and government ID numbers.
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Collyer's three immediate predecessors as presiding judge—John Bates, Reggie Walton, and Thomas Hogan—had all used the precedent established by Bates to force the NSA to destroy any data it obtained while breaking the rules.
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In order to bring down the hammer on countries violating Schengen rules, the commission would be required to reach a consensus, and any country breaking the rules would only need a few allies to dodge judgement.
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YouTube is filled with videos of griefers—people who play the game only to ruin other's experience—and script kiddies trolling Roblox roleplay servers, using cheats to disrupt streamers, and breaking the rules of popular gametypes.
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CITY'S PLAN Mr. Emanuel called for an early intervention system to identify and help problem officers, a hotline for officers to report colleagues who are breaking the rules, and a set of fixed penalties for misconduct.
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In the U.K., it will be the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) that fines companies breaking the rules, with penalties of up to 4 percent of global turnover, or 20 million euros ($24.4 million), whichever is greater.
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Check out the rest of our 2018 Refinery29 Beauty Innovator Awards winners for a full look at the products, brands, and people that are breaking the rules and redefining beauty standards, one lipstick at a time.
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Following in the footsteps of those who played a part in sham trials in the Jim Crow South, the Trump party cares little about justice, and everything about breaking the rules to maintain power in perpetuity.
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I get out of the car and stand hesitantly in the middle of the road, unsure if it's just our cars that aren't allowed close to the entrance, or if we ourselves are breaking the rules.
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The rhetoric has only intensified in the last week, since UEFA threw City out of the Champions League for two years, not simply for breaking the rules of Financial Fair Play but also for misleading investigators.
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"A thought that I have is the United States could lead a coalition of large trading partners and allies against China, or to let China know that they're breaking the rules left and right," he said.
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There's no question that this is a violation of all kinds of safety protocols, but there's a difference between breaking the rules and breaking the law, and this appears to be the former, not the latter.
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Even as an artist there's always someplace I shouldn't be walking because my wristband isn't the right color and somehow I end up get chastised by a security person which deepens my fear of breaking the rules.
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That's why Tesla has blamed drivers for most of the mishaps, either for straight-up breaking the rules, or for assuming the car will be able to handle a situation that it clearly wasn't designed to handle.
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It's surprising how easy it is to re-architect relationships on a cold-zero privacy basis when you're resuscitating society from flat-line; perhaps less surprising that a whole new black economy got started breaking the rules.
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In a second blog, Tom Alison, Facebook's head of groups, added that the firm had launched tools — named 'Group Quality' — for group admins to help them see who is breaking the rules in their communities and why.
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The strategy shows how far Facebook is willing to go and how much it's willing to pay to protect its dominance — even at the risk of breaking the rules of Apple's iOS platform on which it depends.
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For families with small kids: Agree to pay a fine every time your kids catch you breaking the rules — an amount that's small enough that you'll actually pay it, but big enough that you'd prefer not to.
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But while this uplifting story is the one I went to Charlotte to cover, it's not the story I found there that left me wiping away tears in a parking lot and contemplating breaking the rules of journalism.
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The proposal doesn't slap any financial penalty on specific members for that episode, but going forward a member could face a $500 penalty for breaking the rules governing debate, and an additional $2,500 fine for each additional offense.
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But strong penalties for users who are found breaking the rules could give some level of deterrence, and greatly limiting political ads would go a long way toward removing the most potentially consequential problematic ads on social media.
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"Bad actors who've had success in the past, even at the expense of breaking the rules, would better fit the tech [way of] thinking than someone who's never built a company before or run a fund," said Laughlin.
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The FCC also voted today to create a database of phone numbers that have been reassigned, a move to prevent people acting in good faith from accidentally breaking the rules around robocalls when a consumer's phone number changes.
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To exert even more pressure on governments breaking the rules, EU ministers can partially freeze the flow of structural funds to both countries until they are satisfied the two nations are taking effective action to cut their deficits.
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Read more:A bison stampede stopped traffic in Yellowstone, and one family filmed the horrible moment a bison plowed into their carA man was filmed breaking the rules and petting a bison in Yellowstone National Park: 'No, no, no.
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In keeping with President Trump's promise, his administration will not stand by while our hardworking men and women of agriculture are treated unfairly by countries acting in bad faith, acting as strategic economic competitors intent on breaking the rules.
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Elliot Lutzker, an attorney at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP and a former SEC prosecutor, told CNN Business that regulators and judges understand that — and they take it into account when deciding how to punish Musk for breaking the rules.
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Individuals caught breaking the rules will be put on a "watch list", and restricted, or banned from buying foreign currencies "for a certain period of time", and the record will be uploaded into their personal credit-scoring systems, SAFE said.
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But the media reject that claim as investigators find Comey was insubordinate in breaking the rules during the Hillary Clinton e-mail probe in a devastating text from a rogue FBI agent saying, quote, we&aposll stop Donald Trump&aposs election.
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In theory, EU law gives the Commission the right to reject a budget that is breaking the rules and ask for a new one, but this has never happened yet, and EU officials said it was unlikely to happen now.
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Claudio Borghi, economic spokesman of Lega, one of the ruling parties in Italy, told the BBC recently that Rome "will face the consequences" if the EU does not approve its budget, potentially ending up with a fine for breaking the rules.
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Ahead, meet eight players test-driving novel approaches for succeeding in fashion by breaking the rules, be it in terms of size- or gender-inclusivity, traditional manufacturing M.O.'s, or what, exactly, belongs on the runway, from sweatpants to political messages.
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A tighter regulatory approach would mean that Westpac, the country's second-largest bank, would turn down loan approvals for some wealthy and loyal customers who had received loans in the past, out of fear of breaking the rules, Hartzer said.
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Although it's still unclear whether or not T-Mobile's Binge On program is actually breaking the rules introduced by the FCC, there's a strong chance that the looming allegations will lead the FCC to evaluate the legality of the program.
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But the SEALs serving under him on the 2017 deployment told Navy investigators afterward that they came to see him differently, as a warrior who seemed more interested in killing than in leading, and who did not mind breaking the rules.
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No one disputes that Success Academy's rules are strict, down to instructions on how students are supposed to sit (eyes tracking the speaker, hands folded, which you can see in the video above) and zero-tolerance discipline for breaking the rules.
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Since the establishment of the WTO in 1995, the section has fallen into disuse, on the understanding that it could be implemented if a WTO ruling went in America's favour and authorised tariffs on a trading partner that was breaking the rules.
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" A prosecutor, Hadassa Waxman, said in court that the reason he had been such a good investigator was "he could get his hands on things that other investigators could not get their hands on, and he did that by breaking the rules.
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"For African Americans, the murder of Till was evidence of the decades-old codes of violence exacted upon Black men and women for breaking the rules of white supremacy in the Deep South," the National Museum of African American History and Culture says.
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Which is to say that a deeply inexperienced, siloed and yes-men management and a culture crack-addicted to breaking the rules, even the good ones, has led to a variety of indiscretions and outright bad behavior that have gone unchecked for far too long.
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But the gesture cemented Trump in the eyes of his supporters as someone who would live up to his promise to get his hands dirty to fight for the American worker -- even if it meant breaking the rules of how things work in Washington.
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"Her staff on this mortgage fraud strike force, they drew up a 25-page memo detailing how Mnuchin's bank was allegedly breaking the rules and they brought it to her and they asked her to prosecute his bank and she buried the report," he continued.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 31 (Reuters) - An EU ethics committee has cleared former European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso of breaking the rules by taking a job at Goldman Sachs but said he did not show the "considerate judgment" one would expect from someone of his stature.
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But there was ample setup in Game of Thrones' universe for Jon's resurrection, so you can't blame the showrunners or George R.R. Martin for breaking the rules they'd previously established — they showed another character, Beric Dondarrion, resurrected in exactly this way in season three.
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" Short of shutting down the rebate websites, Thomson thinks that sellers, who flout the rules with impunity, should be kicked off for breaking the rules — but that Amazon also needs to penalize customers like Jessica: "Amazon needs to suffocate the consumer demand for free stuff.
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Del works with racehorses, on the extreme underbelly of the sport, bringing fading creatures that were never bound for glory in the first place to little fairs and under-the-radar events, bending and breaking the rules to make a few bucks here and there.
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GIGOT: Dan, the tragic irony here is that Comey claims to have done this to protect the reputation of the FBI, but by breaking the rules, in the end, he undermined the FBI, probably to a greater degree than we can recall since J. Edgar Hoover.
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Around the same time, the Securities and Exchange Commission hit Trump with a $750,000 fine related to a different stock transaction — one of several instances of Trump being caught breaking the rules only to be allowed to settle charges with a fine and no admission of guilt.
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For President-elect Tsai Ing-wen, this incident creates a challenge, as she will have to continue negotiating with a regime that has no compunction in breaking the rules and which is keen to extend the reach of its laws to include Taiwanese citizens, wherever they are.
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Seen in isolation, J.J. Abrams' 2009 Star Trek is the story of a belligerent, aggressive asshole who careens through life acting on impulse, breaking the rules everyone else has to live by, physically or emotionally assaulting anyone in his way, and reaping huge rewards as a result.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The European Commission will not reject Portugal's draft 2016 budget after Lisbon made last minute changes to bring it more in line with EU budget rules, but the draft is still at risk of breaking the rules, the EU executive said on Friday.
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It's not as rebellious as breaking the rules, and it doesn't overhaul the MPAA system, but rating-free Eighth Grade screenings are a chance for cinema – and this one film in particular – to do what it does best: Tell a story, and tell it fucking well.
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There's no group that actively tracks incidents of jurors breaking the rules with social media, but Paula Hannaford-Agor, director of the Center for Jury Studies at the National Center for State Courts, said her group is currently conducting a new study to determine exactly how often it happens.
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JUUL had an entire action plan to go with its new restrictions: The company promised to increase its secret shopper visits from 500 to 33,000 per month; dole out "financial consequences" to stores breaking the rules; and ultimately sever ties with any store that racked up too many violations.
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He is investing in a burger stuff and he is going to have his Trump burgers all over the world starting in North Korea, which the President is not allowed to open a new business, so he is breaking the rules again, so we will need a special counsel.
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The charge of hypocrisy didn't stick, not so much because it placed its proponents, unwittingly, in the distasteful position of advocating the deportation of someone for a long-ago and common transgression, but because Mr. Trump wasn't just breaking the rules of political conduct: He was destroying them.
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" But since the girl was reportedly mobile, pulling a wagon full of cookies up and down the sidewalk, not technically on the dispensary's property, and accompanied by a parent, she wasn't expressly breaking the rules—though Girl Scouts San Diego spokeswoman Alison Bushan called it a "gray area.
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"The curator knew it was part of the work, we told that to her, but we didn't tell her about our strategy to divulge it publicly, so that is why we were accused of breaking the rules and being dishonest," said Wong, who recently sat down with Hyperallergic.
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BuzzFeed News spoke with Locher on how this project came to be and her own personal journey in learning to breaking the rules: It all started with an ice cream cone — a friend of mine told me it's illegal in Alabama to have an ice cream cone in your back pocket.
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Before setting himself alight in the centre of Warsaw on October 19, Piotr S distributed leaflets accusing the right-wing government of breaking the rules of democracy, damaging Poland's reputation, destroying the country's judicial system, and limiting civil rights by discriminating against minorities, immigrants, women, Muslims, and the LGBT community.
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Even someone like Eden, who genuinely believes in Gilead's ideology, who was brought up on it and internalized it and who seems to want nothing more than to be what she understands a good citizen to be, ends up breaking the rules, because it's just not supportable to do anything else.
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On the other hand, given the extensive Therapeutic Use Exemption system athletes have been known to abuse, it's entirely possible that they were, technically, not breaking the rules; that can be true even if the team was enlisting so much medical help that they aroused suspicion while disposing of it.
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At a press conference on August 1, Dávila's lawyer, Richard Wolfe, declared, "We believe [Gravitt] acted maliciously and intentionally, to defame and hurt my client," and accused Gravitt of cropping the date from the Instagram photo when citing it as evidence in order to falsely accuse Dávila of breaking the rules.
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Read more: An Argentine soccer coach won FIFA's annual Fair Play award just months after he was fined $248,000 for cheatingFC Barcelona has been fined just $328 for breaking the rules during its $131 million transfer of Antoine GriezmannLionel Messi says he wanted to leave FC Barcelona after he felt 'mistreated' by authorities
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Read more:A bison stampede stopped traffic in Yellowstone, and one family filmed the horrible moment a bison plowed into their carA 14-year-old girl died at Glacier National Park after falling rocks struck her family's carA man was filmed breaking the rules and petting a bison in Yellowstone National Park: 'No, no, no.
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Read more:A bison stampede stopped traffic in Yellowstone, and one family filmed the horrible moment a bison plowed into their carA 14-year-old girl died at Glacier National Park after falling rocks struck her family's car A man was filmed breaking the rules and petting a bison in Yellowstone National Park: 'No, no, no.
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From his unpaid bills to contractors to his scam university to his brief period ripping off the shareholders of his eponymous company, this is what Trump does: He exploits normal human nature to sucker people into trusting him, and then he exploits his own ever-growing fame and power to get away with breaking the rules.
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Everything from the counselors waking you up in the middle of the night and taking you on a crazy walk through the woods and they say you're not supposed to be doing it but of course everyone knows that you're doing it, but the kids think it's this big secret thing and that they're breaking the rules.
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I anticipate Trump makes the case that last year's speech by President Xi was based on the fiction that China can replace the U.S. as the keeper of a multilateral system, when it has been China itself that has been the most glaring "bad actor" in breaking the rules of that system, in particular in the area of trade.
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But as the room emptied, and the jubilant Los Angeles Rams continued a celebration that would rival any bacchanalia in this city's French Quarter, the player who helped preserve their season by blatantly breaking the rules stood in the middle of it all, still in full uniform, delighted to answer question after question about his fateful, and fortunate, moment.
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From his unpaid bills to contractors to his scam university to his brief period ripping off the shareholders of his eponymous company, this is what Trump does — he exploits normal human nature to sucker people into trusting him, and then he exploits his own ever-growing fame and power to get away with breaking the rules.
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Read more: Serena Williams' coach doesn't regret breaking the rules of tennis before her infamous 2018 US Open meltdown, and even says he'd 'do the same tomorrow'Osaka's elimination means there is now only one Grand Slam winner remaining in the women's singles bracket, with the 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams playing Wang Qiang at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday.
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That's because we can't help but want to fit into the way our society runs — the casual, hands-off, "nah, she'll be right mate" approach to everything that is so deeply ingrained in our culture that we struggle to care enough to change anything for fear of being called out — not for breaking the rules, but for disturbing the peaceful, carefree status quo we've established.
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We learn of the parallels between a late-18th-century obsession with a classical four-part sonata form and the innate four-part schema of starling song upon which the bird builds its messy beauty from the broken scraps of what it's heard around it — and we learn, too, how Mozart and starling collaborated in a rare blossoming of interspecies creativity, each mimicking the other, both breaking the rules.
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Read more:Ad supporting Carli Lloyd's NFL dreams ran in a Tampa newspaper after the Bucs' kicker missed a game-winning field goalFC Barcelona has been fined just $328 for breaking the rules during its $131 million transfer of Antoine GriezmannDani Alves says a 19-year-old Brazilian is the most talented young soccer player in the world, and his latest wonder goal for Real Madrid proves why'What would you do to play more ball?
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KUDLOW: WELL, WE WILL SEE I MUST SAY AS SOMEONE WHO DOESNT LIKE TARIFFS, I THINK CHINA HAS EARNED A TOUGHER RESPONSE NOT ONLY FROM THE UNITED STATES, BUT I MEAN, I WOULD -- A THOUGHT I HAVE IS THAT THE UNITED STATES COULD LEAD A COALITION, OF LARGE TRADING PARTNERS AND ALLIES AGAINST CHINA OR TO LET CHINA KNOW THAT THEY ARE BREAKING THE RULES LEFT AND RIGHT, THAT'S THE WAY I LIKE TO SEE.
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Read more:One of the best young stars in tennis denied cheating after a camera appeared to catch him breaking the rules by using his phoneRafael Nadal slammed a 'bull-s---' reporter who asked him if his marriage is making him play badlyRoger Federer reduced to tears during a post-match interview after he won a record 10th Swiss Indoors title in BaselA TV presenter awkwardly handed 15-year-old Coco Gauff a bottle of wine after she won her first WTA title, and she didn't know what to do with it
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Read more:Rafael Nadal bought a custom 80-foot luxury yacht that boasts a spa pool and a wet barSerena Williams says her daughter is too &aposloud and obnoxious&apos to take to the tennisEverything tennis icon Roger Federer eats and drinks for breakfast, lunch, and dinnerSerena Williams&apos coach doesn&apost regret breaking the rules of tennis before her infamous 2018 US Open meltdown, and even says he&aposd &aposdo the same tomorrow&apos&aposNobody&aposs perfect&apos — Tennis great Chris Evert weighs in on a male player&aposs accusation that Serena Williams has a &aposbad personality&apos
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