"Were are here to say that MoMA is complicit in genocide, is complicit in war crimes, is complicit in mass incarceration, and is complicit in the catastrophe that is our climate," an organizer with New Sanctuary Coalition announced outside the museum's entrance.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact: then I'm complicit… I don't know what it means to be complicit," she hedged.
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The actual definition of complicit is having "involvement with wrongdoing," and Ivanka Trump is certainly complicit by that measure.
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Complicit in the poor care that's happening in prisons; complicit with what's going on with immigration in our country.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I'm complicit," Trump said.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact then I'm complicit," Ivanka said.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I'm complicit," she told CBS News.
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"We have urged them to move away from being complicit with authoritarian leaders…by not saying anything in response to chemical attack, you are complicit."
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact then I'm complicit," Ivanka said at the time.
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"If being complicit is wanting to, is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact then I'm complicit," Trump responded.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I’m complicit," Ivanka went on.
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If we are complicit in the way that businesses act, then it falls upon us all to decide what we want to be complicit in.
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"If being complicit is wanting to — is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I'm complicit," Trump said.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I'm complicit," Trump told CBS News' Gayle King.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I'm complicit," she told CBS host Gayle King. 6.
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If secretly reducing your tax payments prevented you from being complicit with expenditures you dislike, it would also make you complicit in trying to reduce expenditures you do like.
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Immigrant communities are under attack & tech companies are complicit.
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" One sign in the stands read "Harvard & Yale Complicit.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact then I'm complicit," Ivanka said in an interview with CBS News' Gayle King in April.
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Ivanka Trump, for example, is more complicit than your neighbor who voted for Gary Johnson, who is more complicit than your cousin who supported Hillary Clinton but still laughs at sexist jokes.
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Inaction is tantamount to being complicit in the next attack.
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But Ivanka alone shouldn't be called out for being complicit.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Was he complicit-- LANCE ARMSTRONG: Of course.
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Mexico's government has always been complicit in the drug trade.
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It's not just Facebook, other tech companies are also complicit.
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He told me the country's complicated politics are also complicit.
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And there's an argument that everyone is complicit in it.
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Facebook is thus complicit in the global chronic disease crisis.
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His flair for business, the justified murders, the complicit governments.
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"I regret that — that I was totally complicit," she admitted.
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The characters in Zinovieff book are alternatively complicit and sympathetic.
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But Paterno knew enough to be complicit in his silence.
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In this way, we are all complicit in normalizing Trump.
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You are all complicit; none of you is without blame.
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They're not always innocents, but being complicit is usually enough.
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And said those who supported me were 'complicit and evil.
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French minimization of their own uncomfortably complicit role in the
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She is entirely complicit in her father's corrupt, sexist administration.
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Party leaders could find themselves complicit in their own demise.
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Eric Carter, meanwhile, is often complicit but doesn't realize it.
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Yet some union members themselves are complicit in those ambushes.
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To be willfully blind is the same as being complicit.
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Searches for the definition of "complicit" spiked in May, Dictionary.
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Are we supposed to feel this uncomfortably complicit watching this?
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Or was she complicit in her husband's positions and policies?
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His problem is the entrenched ("complicit") local hierarchy and Cardinals.
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Like a good Mafia boss, he now has everyone complicit.
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In it, Clinton complains that Sanders' entire campaign is complicit.
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Our motto: We will not be complicit by being complacent.
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Everything he had to do with these girls was complicit.
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Like Donna, she was happily complicit in Foos's secret life.
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Had I become complicit in his strange and distasteful project?
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"No, I will be complicit and absent," Colbert fired back.
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We refuse to be complicit in this assault on democracy.
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"Complicit" is a heavy word; it implies an active scheme.
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So people are totally complicit in this transference of data.
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Congress cannot be complicit as the administration courts economic disaster.
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None of us are right there, complicit in these actions.
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The church was both complicit in and compatible with Nazism.
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He becomes, at least in part, complicit in Dorothy's suffering.
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If they weren't challenging American race relations, they were complicit.
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We're all complicit in the Sports Twitter and Blog Industrial Complex.
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The news media is complicit in inflating the sense of danger.
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Maybe that's because the entire office was complicit in this imbroglio.
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But what about systems we don't even realize we're complicit in?
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Richard Dreyfuss and Kevin Spacey promoting Complicit in a video interview.
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You are complicit in genocide, in the abuse of this earth.
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Everyone of these complicit leaders will carry this shame through history.
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Industries and workplaces are often complicit in the protection of abusers.
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To tolerate racism in our social system is to be complicit.
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And, worse, that I was complicit in allowing it to happen.
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Julian Assange was "complicit" and "conspired with" Manning, an official said.
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Men in my life are reflecting on how they've been complicit.
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Several Aegean employees deemed complicit in the fraud had been dismissed.
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Why is Twitter continuing to be complicit with Trump's hate speech?
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She's frazzled by proximity to Joseph's creation, to being complicit herself.
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The United States is trying to determine whether others were complicit.
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Will somebody please define 'complicit' for Ivanka Trump so she knows?
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But anyway, we're all complicit in this shit, blah blah blah.
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Both are complicit in providing the infrastructure underlying the hacker community.
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The prisoners have been captured; now we, the visitors, are complicit.
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She roots out Catholic gentry and is complicit in their torture.
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We will not be complicit in this ongoing human tragedy. pic.twitter.
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But her own social ambitions left her more complicit than disapproving.
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The groups had accused the agency of being complicit in abortions.
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"I feel complicit in the violence of the show," Hader said.
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How will it hold accountable both the guilty and the complicit?
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We are all complicit in producing fake news and alternative facts.
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He doesn't ignore the complicit relationship between artist and art patron.
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And are we complicit by not having pushed back more aggressively?
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And who among these individuals was complicit in that reactionary sway?
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Culture is complicit in these failings, and it has to change.
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We refuse to be complicit in this gross misuse of power.
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Everyone who comes to the exhibition is complicit in the theft.
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Always the money, which always seems to render silent those complicit.
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In becoming the video's audience, the actress has become inescapably complicit.
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People wonder if the Pakistani army was complicit or just incompetent.
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The American taxpayer is complicit in the murder of Taylor Force.
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"They feel complicit in what ultimately occurs to them," she said.
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Of course, in writing about Trump's distraction, I'm complicit in it.
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Everyone is capable of becoming complicit in a debased moral order.
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The Saudi consul "was apparently complicit in this crime", he added.
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Our Republican-controlled government is complicit, denying birth control resources internationally.
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Dictionary.com has chosen "complicit" as 2017's word of the year.
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And the American media encouraged it, it's like they were complicit!
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The ad "Complicit" is nothing more than fearmongering, pure and simple.
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However, Fraser says Congress has been complicit in not allocating resources.
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In other words, they were potentially complicit with the Third Reich.
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They are complicit and have the ability to make changes too.
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And that made him weirdly complicit in Barr's whitewashing of Trump.
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And how complicit some of us are in rating people that way.
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Do you think millennials are at all complicit in their own fate?
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I need to tell these people how complicit I am in this.
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She was critiquing Sanders' role as a complicit woman in this administration.
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Mark Zuckerberg: complicit in everything from genocide to the death of democracy.
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And how complicit were the islanders in the events of the war?
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Bill was not the only person who was complicit in this situation.
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"I don't know what it means to be complicit," she recently said.
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We, the community watching this film, are complicit in these people's pain.
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"I will never be complicit to any act of violence," he said.
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On Empire, artists seem more inured to being complicit in the machine.
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A system that's allowed Tamir Rice's death to go unpunished is complicit.
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Clinton and other national Democrats were complicit in the war on coal.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," Warren said.
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Unfortunately, Congress is complicit in the excesses of the military-industrial complex.
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The truth is the left and complicit media did it for them.
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"For us, Amazon is complicit," Birkenstock's chief Oliver Reichert told Der Spiegel.
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Darden is complicit in benefiting from the sexism he seems to abhor.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," she said.
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Even we, as a food publication, are complicit in that collective mania.
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We are voyeurs, complicit in Dix's creation of an irresistible human zoo.
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If you're asking: Were people who worked with Jackson complicit in this?
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Otherwise, he is complicit in making voter suppression the new normal. Rep.
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They are complicit in Trump's Russian complicity, his base, possibly criminal, flirtation.
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If you remain disillusioned or apathetic in this climate, you are complicit.
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When you watch, are you complicit in the degradation of the contestants?
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"Some students believed that I was complicit in his appearance," he said.
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The fourth wall breaks and — suddenly — we're complicit in her self destruction.
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Relatively few civilians who were complicit in grave abuses have been convicted.
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Often, people see my Complicit images and ask about my sex life.
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Otherwise we become complicit in the undercurrent of racism in our nation.
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The odd thing is, people are often complicit in their own miniaturization.
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The U.S. has been complicit in Saudi Arabian war crimes in Yemen.
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"The Senate cannot be complicit in the President's cover-up," she tweeted.
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"Those who deny the Holocaust are complicit in it," the president said.
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Sadly, they are complicit because they fear losing votes from Trump's base.
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And said that those who supported me were, quote, complicit in evil.
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But this perspective risks making the book complicit in her political project.
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And how is it that we're able to become complicit in abuse?
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At worst, they were complicit in a culture of secrecy and concealment.
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They accused city and state officials of being complicit in the deception.
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They probably hoped Marzano-Lesnevich would be complicit in the cover-up.
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"They are the only ones complicit in this deceitful act," she wrote.
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We must stop being complicit in enabling it in our own ranks.
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But where "complicit" has dark undertones, "complex" promises hope with its mysteriousness.
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"They are the only ones complicit in this deceitful act," she said.
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Somehow, the regime looks even more complicit now than it did then.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French court on Thursday found the daughter of the King of Saudi Arabia complicit in violence with the threat of a weapon and complicit in kidnapping, and sentenced her to a 10-month suspended prison sentence.
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And were we complicit with human smuggling if we agreed to his services?
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Complicit men are often part of an infrastructure that keeps abusers in power.
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Op-eds have been penned criticizing Hollywood executives and staffers who were complicit.
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How complicit do you think he was in your idea of performative gender?
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Filling out that form, religious groups said, made them complicit in providing contraception.
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"All this has taken place amid the complicit silence of many," he lamented.
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The word "complicit" has also been linked to Trump's administration in the past.
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"International scientists have leverage and power," that they can wield without being complicit.
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Staff who should have known better have sometimes been complicit in the mayhem.
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Should Romney look complicit, then so much the better for explaining his vote.
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Sessions has argued jurisdictions that frustrate those aims are complicit in promoting violence.
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It becomes clear that we are complicit in the creation of a narrative.
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Nobody could agree whether the Cowboys were complicit, purposefully lukewarm, or downright hypocritical.
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"Are you passive, or are you corrupt and complicit?" he asked the audience.
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US tech companies sometimes become complicit in helping China build its surveillance system.
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There are many, including parliamentarians and business people, who are complicit in this.
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But they are also becoming complicit in Mr. Kurz's hard-right immigration policy.
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In it, she directly called out everyone who was complicit in Walk's behavior.
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"Caught as it is, it seems I'm complicit with the gesture," wrote Rossetter.
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Stop being complicit in working with a fascist regime or keep losing customers.
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Because while HR has historically been complicit, maybe it doesn't have to be.
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Kate also believes people at Guess were complicit in protecting and enabling Marciano.
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Some have argued that Russia was actually complicit in the recent chemical attacks.
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"Britain has been complicit in the U.S. economic terrorism against Iran," Zarif said.
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Whether he relied on a complicit network of supporters remains to be uncovered.
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Jada Pinkett Smith says that society is complicit in cases like R. Kelly's.
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Politicians and public officials were complicit in Facebook's legitimization as a political forum.
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She is considering becoming engaged to Josh, and we're all complicit in it.
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For some students, especially students of color, teachers are complicit in over-policing.
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To me, the painting is about being complicit, being involved in something terrible.
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"I was complicit with this White House deceiving this nation," Manigault Newman said.
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You'll be complicit in his illegitimate presidency, and your reputation may be tarnished.
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Is scholarship doomed to be complicit in the violence done in its name?
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Republican leaders can no longer stay silent because saying nothing makes them complicit.
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How does silence make bystanders complicit in a system that enables sexual assault?
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So you aren't complicit with every bigoted remark you don't vocally object to.
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I'm unwillingly complicit in Indigenous people being displaced, and their land being stolen.
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Anti-corruption campaigners accuse Odebrecht and complicit state officials of prioritizing personal gain.
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That undermines U.S. interests and makes America effectively complicit in support of terror.
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"Vanesa was murdered; the state is complicit," protesters chanted in Paris on Sept.
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They also keep you from feeling complicit — via your silence — in the dysfunction.
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He argued that Mr. Correa's government was complicit in Ecuador's growing drug trade.
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"At best you are incompetent, at worst you were complicit," Ms. Warren said.
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" He continued: "And so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit or silent.
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"By tolerating and surviving and succeeding, had I also been complicit?" she wrote.
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"Vanesa was murdered; the state is complicit," protesters chanted in Paris last month.
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But he regularly accuses his predecessors of being complicit in state-sponsored corruption.
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It is why opponents often feel they have been complicit in their downfall.
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We were complicit and did not fight these practices, as we should have.
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Booker said Nielsen was complicit in the damage done by Trump's reported insult.
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Police said there was no indication the businesses were complicit in the scheme.
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Its target widens from abusers to enablers (complicit women get their comeuppance, too).
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Flake argued that too many in his party were complicit in Trump's behavior.
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Booker said Nielsen was "complicit" in the damage done by Trump's reported insult.
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Liberals believe every gun owner to be complicit in the Las Vegas murders.
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He also makes every one of us complicit in his conflicts of interest.
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I am not prepared to be complicit in the undermining of our government.
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Sanders then accused Alexander of saying Trump was being "complicit" in the shootings.
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But far worse, it makes every American taxpayer complicit in acts of terrorism.
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A drunken teenager [who] has been groomed into a relationship is not complicit.
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Are we somehow complicit when we encounter art in a safe, gilded house?
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But now I have a nagging feeling that I'm complicit in something wrong.
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Nor should the Senate be complicit in promoting fact-free distractions and distortions.
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And Republican leaders, like Mitch McConnell and Eric Cantor, were complicit in this.
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Are you a participant, a neutral observer, or somehow complicit in the drama?
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"If the Saudi government was complicit in terrorism, and a trial so determines, it would be a real deterrent to other governments not to be complicit in terrorism," said Schumer, who represents New York, the state hardest hit in the attacks.
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He was complicit in several Nazi war crimes, facts that weren't exposed until later.
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I felt I'd been at best rejected, at worst complicit in my husband's philandering.
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"For us, Amazon is complicit," Birkenstock CEO Oliver Reichert told Der Spiegel, Reuters wrote.
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" On June 12, he wrote Republicans "are complicit in the raping of our country.
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The religious groups argued that submitting the form made them complicit in providing contraception.
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Let's be clear, he's been there from the beginning, so it makes him complicit.
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There are so many ways that we're complicit in our own experiences of oppression.
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Ignoring your hateful rhetoric would have made us complicit in your words and actions.
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The Patagonia Nano Puff is complicit in the power structure that led to #MeToo.
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Police said the hotels are not thought to have been complicit in the activity.
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By watching, we're complicit in this emotional torture, and I won't do it anymore!
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One of those alleged to be complicit is Good Will Hunting star Matt Damon.
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Real investigations into the Clintons would expose all of them and their complicit behavior.
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And it would tie the companies into being complicit into actively attacking their users.
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In the end, Google decided it was better to be labelled intolerant than complicit.
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And numerous tech companies, from IBM to Tesla, were complicit throughout the entire thing.
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"If you're not calling it abhorrent, obviously racist, dangerous rhetoric, you're complicit," he said.
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While that may be true, those same people are complicit in racism and sexism.
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The Bachelor — and we viewers are complicit in this — wanted her to be acquiescent.
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To do otherwise makes our nation's unaccepting religious leaders complicit in Orlando as well.
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Trump must turn up the heat on Beijing by going after complicit Chinese banks.
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A political career doesn't mean much if we are complicit in undermining those values.
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I mean, every single one has at least been partially complicit in horrific atrocities.
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I think people are tired of it and they're not going to be complicit.
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You think of ways you've been complicit with harmful dynamics at work and elsewhere.
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But by seeking neutrality, Facebook may become complicit in politicians spreading misinformation, TechCrunch reported.
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It's "complicit," and if you're not exactly sure what it means ask Scarlett Johansson.
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But days later, Reif revealed that he, too, was complicit in accepting Epstein's cash.
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"The art world," she said, "is complicit in the mechanisms of racism and incarceration."
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NBC and CNN are complicit in that treason by paying for this information. Treason!
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It says, 'Screw all of you, I'm in no way sexually complicit or guilty.
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Clinton's plans couldn't dispel the sense that she was complicit in the status quo.
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How many more remained mum, believing that made them good guys rather than complicit?
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There's a reason "complicit" is 2017's word of the year, according to Dictionary.com.
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Many of these works make the consumer complicit in the perspective of the abuser.
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Astrophysicists are curiously complicit, because, as a community, we are overwhelmingly liberal and antiwar.
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The Harvard technocrats in the Kennedy administration were complicit in countless horrors in Vietnam.
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Meanwhile, Hannah was hiding in the same room, complicit with Justin in Jessica's rape.
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Are we complicit in spreading the ideas of these fascists by writing about them?
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But their willingness to swallow some of the administration's cruelest acts renders them complicit.
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And because we are all voyeurs, we are also all complicit in rape culture.
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Republicans, especially Republican lawmakers, are by their silence complicit in this perversion of justice.
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Not because there are white supremacists, but because I am complicit in white supremacy.
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Chairman Schiff and Speaker Pelosi are equally complicit in hiding and obfuscating the truth.
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Human and immigrant rights groups in Mexico have accused Mexican authorities of being complicit.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
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"We in Congress cannot be complicit as this administration courts economic disaster," Flake said.
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Rather than treating the nation at large as complicit, he focuses on personal responsibility.
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Such lawmakers would be "complicit with an endangerment of our national security," she said.
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You can practically hear the chewing, and you feel complicit for having been seduced.
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You: No. There's a sort of collusion that takes place, and we're all complicit.
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Women contributed to the Islamic State's propaganda and often became complicit in its crimes.
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This year, "feminism" ranked first in the Merriam-Webster selection, beating "complicit" which Dictionary.
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It would make them complicit in abdicating American values and endangering their fellow citizens.
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Oh, and ICYMI: "Complicit" was named the 2017 word of the year by Dictionary.com.
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You can be complicit through action or inaction, speech or silence, association or omission.
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Fernando Karadima, Chile's most notorious priest, have accused of being complicit in his crimes.
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Bad behavior doesn't happen in a silo — are corporate boards complicit in sexual harassment?
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Senators emerged from that meeting resolved that MBS was "complicit" in Khashoggi's brutal killing.
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An investigative panel concluded that she and Roma had been complicit in the encounter.
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Because it's Canada — and I don't think Americans quite get this — everyone was complicit.
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The Flint water crisis, lawsuits claim, is a result of the complicit state of Michigan trying to save money by switching the city's water source and the complicit city of Flint failing to act as corroded pipes leached lead into the water.
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They can be complicit or catalysts in everything from microaggressions to overt discrimination and disenfranchisement.
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To me, signing such a declaration felt like being complicit in the marginalization of Ahmadis.
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I think he's complicit in the murder of Mr. Khashoggi to the highest level possible.
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I'm really struggling that despite my efforts with him I was complicit in bad sex.
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The only thing you're complicit in is allowing him to put the blame on you.
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"These churches are complicit in human and child trafficking," they yelled according to the lawsuit.
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If the Royals bring him on their team, they are complicit in normalizing and minimizing.
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She should stand up to the generals again, or risk seeming complicit in their crimes.
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Heidi is complicit in fooling the soldiers, who are unwittingly taking the drug during meals.
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But the nuns and others say that this still makes them complicit in sinful behaviour.
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It's just one part of the diversity problem in which the film industry is complicit.
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" Specifically, McGowan said she reserves her anger for "all of the people that are complicit.
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If the bank is found to be complicit, it could lead to a hefty fine.
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President Trump is "complicit" in the increase of white supremacist violence, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
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Well, I think our media is complicit in this, because how did Donald Trump win?
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There's no time like the present to examine what it truly means to be complicit.
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Whoever clings to the propaganda of Otherwise must be judged incurious or complicit or both.
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However, McGowan questions whether Chapman was complicit in the harassment and assault during their marriage.
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Through Sollima's lens, we see politicians and gangsters working together, complicit in the same crimes.
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More from The Hill: 'Saturday Night Live' labels Ivanka Trump 'Complicit' View the discussion thread.
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Sitting there, looking a grieving mother in the eyes, I felt complicit in Stacy's death.
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It can't face the idea that Clay actually might have been complicit in Hannah's death.
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But both times, Ivanka was slammed for being hypocritical and complicit in her father's agenda.
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But we would no longer be complicit with torturers and terrorists whenever we purchase petrol.
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The most bleak thing is that it considers itself to be complicit in that dystopia.
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And tech companies that privatize development instead of investing in public infrastructure are similarly complicit.
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Pascrell fervently rejected the charge that Francis knew of the abuse and is therefore complicit.
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Mr Mnangagwa was complicit in the mass killing of the Ndebele people in the 2000s.
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Jiřina responds differently to the camera's attentions, but is no less complicit with its agenda.
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We become complicit travel companions, witnessing two women hurting each other yet unable to stop.
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Too often men and women have sat silent, or even been complicit in this crisis.
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And you're a voyeur, watching their wanton barbarism on YouTube, unable to turn away, complicit.
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The men behind appear entirely indifferent: the artist makes himself complicit in his own victimization.
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How complicit are they in contributing to global warming and seeding doubt about its existence?
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That's raising serious questions about whether the US is complicit in potential Saudi war crimes.
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On the other hand, a distressing number of scientists have also been complicit in war.
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Further, the bank itself has been working to identify the affected customers and complicit employees.
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Recording a robocall for a rally for Moore's benefit is not championing women -- it's complicit.
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Each boy gallantly takes full responsibility for a crime the corresponding girl was complicit in.
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This is the sting of Wilson's works: their capacity to make the viewer utterly complicit.
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We can call the villains villains, the heroes heroes, the victims victims and ourselves complicit.
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Mr. Modi, widely believed to have been complicit in the violence, was never formally charged.
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And it feels dystopian for book publishers to be complicit in allowing this to happen.
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"Every day they are complicit it is harder to resolve," King told The Daily Caller.
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Critics say he is a dangerous figure complicit in Russian efforts to undermine the West.
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"The Senate cannot be complicit in the President's cover-up," she said in a tweet.
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Protesters blame Iran for being complicit in the Iraqi government's failures, and now its crackdown.
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In fact, local police were complicit in the killing of untold numbers of African-Americans.
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They asked not to be identified for fear they would be accused of being complicit.
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Jerry Nadler accused Senate Republicans of being complicit in a "cover-up" of Trump's actions.
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You're worried not that you're encouraging her attitudes but that you're somehow complicit in them.
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A pro-Trump ad branded Democrats as "complicit" in any killings committed by illegal immigrants.
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They blame Iran for being complicit in the Iraqi government's failures and now its crackdown.
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Employees said they no longer wanted to be "complicit" in gun sales and organized protests.
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By any measure, the "Complicit" ad paints a distorted "fake news" picture of the undocumented.
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They have been so thoroughly indoctrinated that they are now complicit in their own repression.
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But beyond that Moscow, if not Tehran, is very complicit in his chemical warfare attacks.
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For far too long, the industry has been complicit in equating wine with stuffy connoisseurship.
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But were Democrats at all complicit in the polarization of supposedly nonpartisan law enforcement agencies?
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"Western leftist intellectuals are [fundamentally complicit] in the horrors of the 21st century," he says.
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As Mosse is ready to point out, all are complicit in the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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The documentary claims the company is unknowingly complicit in both slave labor and animal abuse.
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But for as long as that would mean being complicit in violence, I won't do it.
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Whether Marvel is complicit or not, this certainly looks like RDJ playing right into that narrative.
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It will only make her feel complicit, as though she has done something awful to herself.
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You know damn well your husband can end this immediately...you feckless complicit piece of s---.
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As the people who build the technologies that Microsoft profits from, we refuse to be complicit.
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"He's complicit in this violence and all the terror that we're seeing," said Rachel Cheek, 26.
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Ev, of course, is saying obvious things that we're all complicit in and unable to change.
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The FCC hasn't hidden its willingness to be complicit with Sinclair's rule-breaking takeover of Tribune.
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During her victim impact statement, gymnast Lindsey Lemke said Geddert was complicit in Nassar's abusive behavior.
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Pompeo had said Muslim American leaders were "potentially complicit" in terrorist attacks if they were silent.
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The actor also alleges that Weinstein's brother and the Weinstein Company were complicit in the scheme.
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What I believe, personally, is that the police force is [complicit in keeping] that area exclusive.
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The thought that I have been complicit in hiding the truth from her makes me uncomfortable.
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Some were complicit, she said, while others looked the other way out of fear of retribution.
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Those who say this, in some way or another, make Matthew complicit in his own murder.
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Its abdication of responsibility makes Labour complicit in the crisis that is about to engulf Britain.
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" The skit added, "Complicit, the fragrance for the woman who could stop all this — but won't.
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And was complicit in the brutal execution of the survivors of the Battle of the Goldroad.
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Subject to Chinese policy that could force it to be complicit in espionage in the future.
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They have been slow to respond to the recent violence, fuelling suspicions that they were complicit.
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Many were "either complicit or indifferent as unimaginable crimes were committed around them", says Mr Ryrie.
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Trump behaves as flagrantly inappropriately as ever, but now the entire party is complicit in it.
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More importantly, it would make the campaign complicit in an attack by a foreign intelligence service.
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According to The Washington Post, searches for the definition of "complicit" spiked three times in 2016.
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" He also slammed the US for abstaining, saying it "made us complicit in this outrageous attack.
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Slavery remains the original evil in our republic, an evil that our university was complicit in.
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If he did and the Russians didn't restrain him, then they are complicit in this crime.
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Without any real repercussions for Huffman, users might see Reddit as complicit with his erroneous behavior.
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Each candidate accuses the others of engaging in corruption, being complicit in it or condoning it.
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But if you don't have the conversation at all, then you're complicit in the industry's downfalls.
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The lawsuit, which is ongoing, does not claim that Trump was complicit in the alleged scam.
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I'm curious to know: to what degree are we as audience members complicit in this process?
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"My thinking is that there were other individuals and possibly agencies that were complicit," Jones said.
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Destitute peasants and complicit cadres simply abandoned the collective model out of a need to survive.
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Simply signing a form that made this possible, the groups said, made them complicit in sin.
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That her parents, her priest and her doctor are complicit makes it that much more horrifying.
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Yet, I am accused of being complicit in his policies because I defend his constitutional rights.
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"I call on the entire population not to be complicit in the fuel theft," he said.
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These guidelines were intended to further protect taxpayers from being complicit with the destruction of abortion.
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Unless they do this, they may ultimately be complicit in the tragic election of Mr. Trump.
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We will not be complicit in an immigration policy that intentionally inflicts misery on vulnerable populations.
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In the Wednesday interview, she denied being "complicit" in the actions of her father's White House.
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You know damn well your husband can end this immediately…you feckless complicit piece of s—.
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The production team proposed to their audience that by eating chocolate all were complicit in slavery.
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The Weinstein story is in large part a result of the failure of a complicit press.
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Is Architecture complicit in allowing professional Airbnb hosts to raise the rent prices in their cities?
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But LGBTQ people, especially white gay men and lesbians, also began to become complicit in gentrification.
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The organizers of this exhibit wondered how complicit Moses was in spinning her own public image.
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Were they both complicit via policy decisions in its huge expansion in the region and beyond?
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Former CDU General Secretary Peter Tauber also accused AfD politicians of being "complicit" in Lübcke's death.
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That's already raised serious questions about whether the US is complicit in potential Saudi war crimes.
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The idea behind the interactive push is simple: Viewers will care more if they are complicit.
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The United States is thus complicit in what some human rights experts believe are war crimes.
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It concludes: Ignoring your hateful rhetoric would have made us complicit in your words and actions.
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The show's answer, provided in Sunday's finale, was that we are all complicit for Dany's actions.
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"At best you are incompetent; at worst you were complicit," said Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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"When organizations undermine our national interests and our allies, we will not be complicit," he said.
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But human rights activists corroborate Mr. Pompeo's assertion that Mr. Larijani is complicit in rights violations.
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Medical-professional societies were at best supine, and in a few cases complicit in encouraging overuse.
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"Every day they are complicit it is harder to resolve," he told The Daily Caller Thursday.
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Otherwise, he will be complicit in allowing a constitutionally deficient process to proceed under his watch.
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This, Turkey believes, makes the United States complicit in attacks by these groups upon Turkish soil.
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But now the party is also becoming complicit in Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's hard-right immigration policy.
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He left the military determined to do something about the horrors he had been complicit in.
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All three brutally mistreated their populations and were complicit in acts of terrorism and/or aggression.
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"The shame and stigma is so profound, and yet we're all complicit in some way." amaicny.
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Many in the mainstream media have been complicit in the campaign against Trump from day one.
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But by doing so, Mr. Gao said, artists become complicit in the discrimination against gay people.
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Am I being complicit in oppression by not saying anything to him and delivering this mail?
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A Trump campaign ad released last month called Democrats "complicit" in murders committed by such immigrants.
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"I did not want to be complicit in something that could be a crime," Dove said.
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But governments can deter the complicit middlemen — the data brokers with little security and fewer scruples.
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For years, platform makers like Apple and Google were complicit with regard to users' app addictions.
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Not only that, but you are essentially paying money to become complicit in the surveillance state.
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"At this point, the driver is not complicit in any way, shape or form," Israel said.
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By not speaking out, my GOP colleagues are complicit in the sexism & bigotry incited by Trump.
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"Castro is complicit in undermining Venezuela's democracy and triggering the hemisphere's largest humanitarian crisis," Pompeo said.
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He does this work to stay alive but knows he is complicit in a propaganda operation.
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The media is complicit in this myth-making: notice that the interviewer does not challenge Safir.
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And I was happy to be complicit in the expanding wave of vegan and flexitarian pragmatism.
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But at the very least, being complicit and "playing along" in this situation was completely avoidable.
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And by playing along with their game, we are all complicit in perpetuating a broken system.
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"Russia is complicit in the Assad regime's atrocities," said US Ambassador Nikki Haley in late January.
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"The violence, in which local officials are often complicit, usually goes unpunished," the group's website says.
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The Trump campaign released the ad, titled "Complicit," on the anniversary of the Republican president's inauguration.
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Outraged residents expelled their mayor and the local police force, whom they accused of being complicit.
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When watching people do very bad things is as fun as it can be on Billions, it makes viewers feel all the more complicit in those bad things — and helps increase the sense that we're just as complicit in the bad things happening in our own reality.
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They blame the Chinese government, the Communist Party, the health system, doctors and hospitals for being complicit.
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UNFPA refuted the claims, and argued it was "erroneous" to suggest it was complicit in China's policies.
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Leaders' attempts to make the public complicit in their vilification of migrants and refugees is not working.
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"Be courageous or be complicit," Representative Cedric Richmond recently stated in his testimony against Senator Jeff Sessions.
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Recently, however, some people have been using 2911 to make the police complicit in their racial bias.
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"You are complicit in amplifying ISIS propaganda if you do that," he told reporters at the Pentagon.
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With that one hunted look, Mr. Alagna made the audience complicit in the murderous events that followed.
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Do you feel that she's complicit in the administration's actions, and should we be sympathetic for her?
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Dick Durbin said Congress "makes itself complicit" in mass killings by failing to enact change the laws.
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The only effect has been to sustain a ruling class all too often complicit with the Camorra.
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The audience knows better, though, as we're also complicit in enjoying each new episode of violent delights.
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"There's been a complicit attitude because they haven't denounced things," Dr. Rafael Muci said during the rally.
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And it forced complicit bishops to atone for their misdeeds in the most publicly humiliating way possible.
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She would continue the shocking Obama policies in which she was complicit – including the horrendous Iran Deal.
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I got no neck, my face is a different color, and it looks I'm complicit in it.
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The longer the war goes on, the more Saudi Arabia's Western allies are complicit in its actions.
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Yet there is no convenient scapegoat for Ray's torment: her entire society is complicit in the sin.
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This isn't the first time recently that the word "complicit" has had people reaching for their dictionaries.
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You interviewed her earlier this year...do you feel she's complicit in her father's actions as president?
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The journalist becomes complicit in his schemes and eventually draws his fury when they end their affair.
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He stated that on behalf of his children and grandchildren, he would not become silent or complicit.
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Otherwise, yet again, lawmakers become complicit in the shift of power away from Congress to the presidency.
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If you think you're not political, you're complicit in the insanity that's going on and the injustice.
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And today, there is complicit silence on the issue, even the super exploited worker is not complaining.
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Yet he decided he was "not going to be complicit in the injustice" of providing inadequate defence.
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It deliberately frames its plot as a living thing that makes us quietly complicit in its creation.
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But Trump has also targeted China as complicit in allowing North Korea's nuclear program to march on.
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Part of that is there is this unconscious presentation, installation or programming that we're all complicit in.
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"They will have their day in court, and if they weren't complicit, so be it," he said.
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I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit.
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To Syrian activists, that failure makes the global powers appear incompetent and possibly complicit in their suffering.
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The separatists accuse a party allied to Hadi of being complicit in that strike, which it denies.
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Official Washington was complicit, too, in all the winking and nodding that created Puerto Rico's fiscal mess.
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Human Rights Watch, the research and advocacy group, says that America may be complicit in war crimes.
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You must embrace the approved story to show you are not complicit in a system of oppression.
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Whether these wives, these widows are complicit in the barbarism they lived amid is an open question.
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"We want you to know you live next door to someone complicit in a murder!" they shouted.
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And as Reuters found, plaintiff lawyers in big product liability cases are often complicit in perpetuating it.
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It hurts America's prestige and influence: It makes the U.S. look either incompetent or complicit, or both.
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PREPA was said to have kicked back the profits from the price difference to complicit local politicians.
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And any Senator who supports him is complicit in the further erosion of women's rights in America.
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You've certainly been directly complicit in the mainstreaming of a conspiratorial way of thinking about our politics.
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Mueller marches on, achieving a growing number of indictments of Russians and Americans as complicit in crimes.
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And it risks a stain on the legacy of all those complicit in carrying out this plan.
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NAI MEI YAO Morristown, N.J. To the Editor: Men and women are equally complicit in these crimes.
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"We will not be complicit in what is happening in Yemen," union leaders said in a statement.
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Do you feel complicit in any way in the creation of this Frankensteinian monster that is Trump?
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None of us in the media or the football-watching public should be complicit in helping them.
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You should be rooting for Jeter and anyone else complicit in this takeover to go completely broke.
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I will always be ashamed of that, and will ensure that I am never similarly complicit again.
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We are complicit in the attempt to get us to believe because we already want to believe.
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Many of the strongmen control their own armed militias and are complicit in serious human rights violations.
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You are responsible for and complicit in everything this narcissistic, self-serving, authoritarian, willfully ignorant demagogue does.
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Others were more complicit in covering up priestly abuse, but Cardinal Donald Wuerl still committed serious mistakes.
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Joining an Israeli government, many have argued, would make them complicit in mistreatment of their fellow Arabs.
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The government is inciting violence against transgender people, and unless we call it out, we are complicit.
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They will, in short, be complicit in the revival of a more naked form of white supremacy.
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Starting today in Poland, it's a crime to say Poles were complicit in any Nazi war crimes.
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HANKS I would claim that I was never knowingly complicit, but that doesn't mean I wasn't oblivious.
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The recording seemed to support the notion that A.M.I. was complicit in an illegal campaign finance scheme.
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Before we have read two pages, Moss has made us complicit in an act of primal violence.
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Dr. Anna Lembke's small but powerful "Drug Dealer, MD" summarizes other seldom-enunciated reasons doctors became complicit.
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That appears to be the playbook right now, and the conservative media is happily complicit in this.
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"If they had enough evidence that an American were complicit they would have included it," said Jeffress.
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Other members of the "King Lear" production were "complicit" in turning a blind eye, Ms. Norvill said.
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In this long war, everyone is complicit, including the Saudi-led Coalition and the Iran-backed Houthis.
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Not decency or courage, of course, but at least furtive recognition that they're complicit in something vile.
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And Google did nothing to correct the record, making itself complicit in his stoking of press mistrust.
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We need new strategies to report on new dangers or we will be complicit in the result.
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The justices have been complicit in this, all too happy to intervene — for instance, in Roe v.
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The Handmaid's Tale What does it mean to be complicit, and what does it mean to resist?
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The Times must not be complicit in this process of dehumanization, and must reject this biased term.
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" O'Rourke added that by not taking action, politicians become "complicit in the deaths of our fellow Americans.
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Mia then goes to Levy's office to confront her about how complicit she was in Mitch's behavior.
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This is Michael Cohen saying the President of the United States was complicit in a crime. 228.
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The Justice Department should investigate and, if proper, pursue legal action against American colleges complicit in discrimination.
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So I think of myself less as telling her story than as being complicit in that mission.
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We've all been these people, so I think the horror is in how complicit we've all been.
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And if an organization is ultimately oppressive, principled people who work within it are definitely not complicit.
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The Senate cannot be complicit in the President's cover-up," the Speaker added using the hashtag "#DefendOurDemocracy.
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The Senate cannot be complicit in the President's cover-up," the Speaker added using the hashtag "#DefendOurDemocracy.
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And anyone who is paying attention and goes along with this perilous charade is complicit in it.
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The courts and Congress have been largely complicit in amplifying these threats to individual and collective liberty.
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Trump's actions as President have created a clear moral test: Are you complicit or are you against?
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Thousands of people in Hollywood chose to be willingly complicit for decades in Harvey Weinstein's abusive activities.
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"Ignoring your hateful rhetoric would have made us complicit in your words and actions," the letter stated.
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" In an interview that year, Ivanka Trump said, "I don't know what it means to be complicit.
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Senator Paul stands by his opposition to a flawed nominee who was complicit in torture and coverup.
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But this second-best accommodation still required these groups to be complicit in providing the objectionable coverage.
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Does Tillerson think that his company is complicit in Obiang's human rights abuses, which include torturing dissidents?
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Beneath her winning exterior, she's just as complicit in Chris's oppression as the rest of her family.
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If I walked through the door, was I complicit in the destructive illiberalism of the Trump administration?
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For his part, Smollett has vehemently denied any suggestion that he was complicit in his own attack.
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As Jeffrey gets more and more entangled in Dorothy's story, he also becomes complicit in her tragedy.
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Ivanka Trump has responded to suggestions that she is "complicit" in the controversies surrounding the Trump administration.
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" This is one of my favorite Trump-family anecdotes, if one can be said to have a "favorite" venomous snake biting your child on the face: "If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact," Ivanka said, "then I'm complicit.
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I think that was what was really interesting to me about her character, the paradox between this nice person and the terrible consequences of the regime she was complicit with, and her agency in bringing in Duterte and being complicit in the sins of that regime as well.
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And let&aposs face it, they think she is complicit in her husband -- INGRAHAM: Same thing with Ivanka.
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As a BW and as a Nigerian I think you're vile for being complicit in something so damaging.
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Train (2009) is an experimental board game, controversial specifically because it makes the player complicit without their consent.
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"When it happened, I felt so complicit in the fact that I took my body there," says Chesley.
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A Pentagon spokesperson warned reporters that they would be "complicit" with the terrorist group if they publicized it.
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Are we complicit, just by watching this documentary, in the very offences that Chubbuck was trying to change?
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So they're going to have to compromise and be complicit in what's going on there, and that's that.
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" Large white cards with black type were affixed to the base of the stage reading: "Are We Complicit?
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But Ambreen's father, Sardar Riasat, disputed that account and said his family was not complicit in the killing.
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We were all in it together, complicit in our needless questionnaire bulletins, poor fashion decisions, and blatant chirpsing.
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It's about dismantling the oppressive power structures that they actually benefit from, regardless if they're complicit or not.
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It's a test case seeking judicial assessment of whether Uber is complicit in illegal acts by its drivers.
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Huawei may be, according to various U.S critics, any or all of the following: Complicit in Chinese espionage.
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"Contrary to what you hear in the media, we don't have to be complicit in this," Smith said.
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Subianto has been accused of being complicit in the human rights abuses during Suharto's dictatorship — allegations he denies.
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In January 2000, a Senate investigation ultimately found Backpage to be complicit in obscuring ads for child trafficking.
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About how it was easy for International FAs stand by alongside Blatter's regime and be complicit with wrongdoing.
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I'm not with the camp that has said that, for example, Facebook, as an example, Facebook was complicit.
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If you can't speak out, you're just another face in the crowd, inherently complicit with the Academy's politics.
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It's absurd for her to carry on as though she didn't know of Weinstein's depredations and wasn't complicit.
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The viewer is complicit in eating up the horror stories we're told by the media and the government.
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Teams absolutely treat players like fungible assets because they can, and everyone—including fans and media—is complicit.
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Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Canada determined those 17 people are "responsible for or complicit in" Khashoggi's death.
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"I have children & grandchildren to answer to, and so I will not be complicit or silent," Flake said.
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Those reports do not contain any evidence Kaspersky Lab was complicit in the attack, something the company denies.
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If it is credible that the crown prince was complicit, then I will take action consistent with that.
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He said nothing about how he plans to sanction complicit bishops or end the Vatican's culture of secrecy.
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Perhaps that's the ultimate difference between 24 and 24: Legacy: Jack Bauer, by design, was complicit in evil.
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At this stage, to not object to the president outright is to be complicit in his racist presidency.
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Some blacks are complicit in the caper; Simpson was the perfect portrait of an anti-angry black athlete.
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Too many mainstream Republicans have remained silent, some even complicit, with far right extremists who preach xenophobic hatred.
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"Congress has become complicit in these murders by its total, unconscionable deafening silence," he said in a statement.
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Last year, Poland introduced a controversial law that criminalized implying that Poland was complicit in Nazi war crimes.
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"Lolita," Vladimir Nabokov This is simply brilliant writing, especially the way in which he makes the reader complicit.
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Nor is that the novel's only death in which Juliet will find herself, however accidentally or indirectly, complicit.
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GUTFELD: You know, Juan, to paraphrase a stoic, if you&aposre offended, you&aposre complicit in the outrage.
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For the most part, however, Ivanka has faced harsh criticism that she is complicit in her father's agenda.
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These keep the world outside Offred alive in her absence, and makes us feel complicit for understanding it.
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If competitors want to have sex, on-set producers separate them first and ask for their complicit consent.
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Most white people can't see how they are complicit in white supremacy, probably because it's an overwhelming realization.
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If Moore wins -- without a peep from all the President's women -- they will be complicit in his victory.
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Yes, your motives in voting for Mr. Trump may have been beyond reproach, but, nevertheless, you are complicit.
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Some religious organizations challenged that arrangement, contending that even submitting the form made them complicit in providing contraception.
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" The person added, "If the DNC and Joe Biden choose to ignore us, they are complicit as well.
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This book, his fifth, comprises four sequences in four characters' voices, each complicit in his own humiliating story.
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"The Trump administration has made itself complicit in systematic war crimes," said Kenneth Roth of Human Rights Watch.
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By that point in the arc, everyone is complicit, playing the character he or she has been handed.
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Did either of you feel — "complicit" is a tough word, but that you might have put on blinders?
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The fund also targets Wall Street banks and law firms, which he says are complicit in China's misdeeds.
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My earlier work, Complicit, features sensual and intimate images of myself with of older men in New York.
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On his account, we can both be complicit and hold ourselves responsible for trying to make a difference.
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The company has worked with authoritarian governments around the world, raising questions about whether it has been complicit.
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The politicians of the Republican Party are not just complicit in this arrangement, they are its primary guarantors.
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" However, she also called these problems common knowledge, and said, "some brands must know they might be complicit.
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Will they consider that they are complicit in stirring up the hate that led to this insane act?
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The religious nonprofits argue that filling out this form still makes them complicit in providing the contraceptive coverage.
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His reelection campaign released an ad accusing Democrats of being "complicit in all murders" committed by undocumented immigrants.
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Most unfortunately, we are now seen by the rest of the world as being complicit in such tragedies.
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Apple has been complicit in all of this, taking a 30 percent cut of all in-app purchases.
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Finally, this week, Hamas began firing mortars into Israel en masse, to the complicit silence of the media.
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The U.S. is also taking steps to ensure it is not financially complicit in enabling these atrocities. Sen.
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I doubt they anticipated how complicit the entire Republican Party would become in the betrayal of our country.
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By failing to rescue them, we are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy and are complicit in their suffering.
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As for Thompson, who, we must remember, was equally complicit in the portrayal, things are not as zen.
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Still, Mr. Trump's Twitter post seemed to cast the university as a whole as complicit in the violence.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has backed impeachment for months, called Congress "complicit" for not already beginning proceedings against Trump.
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By the 1990s, media companies were complicit in misrepresenting events by selectively editing out images from evening broadcasts.
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And though she's not to blame in Mitch's actions, she is complicit — and she's not the only one.
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"There are going to be real dilemmas for elected officials about how complicit they are willing to be."
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Instead of investigating voter suppression like we did under President Obama, Trump's Justice Department is complicit in it.
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But on my side of the equation, I watched and wonder if I was complicit in something else.
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This episode could examine how those who consider themselves good people can quickly become complicit in terrible things.
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When we allow lies, misrepresentations and deception to go unchallenged, we become complicit in trading reality for falsehood.
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"The audience becomes very complicit in the environment she creates," said Hana Noorali, a representative of Lisson Gallery.
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At best, Melania is apathetic about her husband's policies and how they are affecting people; at worst, she's complicit.
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But don't get too complicit, this is also a topic that privacy advocates can't stop beating the drum on.
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Are the filmmakers complicit in giving him "something new," or did they just crack the crime of the century?
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"It's really important to expose to the public how these companies are complicit in this political moment," Altschuler says.
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How are artists, curators, galleries, and museums complicit with the same finance capital that gentrifies neighborhoods across the globe?
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In Trust, Getty III is depicted as complicit in his own kidnapping, whereas in ATMITW, he is completely innocent.
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Mr Sánchez has campaigned by attacking this decision, saying it makes the PSOE complicit in the PP's corruption scandals.
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Following that shocking act of violence, Cunanan manipulates Madson into remaining complicit and running away with him to Mexico.
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Morales said it was clear that the prison guards were at least complicit, though none have yet been arrested.
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All of it is damning information on Claire, which makes her look complicit in his many crimes (she was).
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"This unjust verdict reaffirms that the Burmese government is complicit in the military's atrocities," he said in a statement.
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We all are very quick to point our finger a certain direction, but everyone is complicit, to a level.
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By erecting anti-imperialism and equality as supreme values, too many leftists have been complicit in tyranny and corruption.
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I am, however, left to wonder just how he can be so complicit in supporting his father's behavior. Oh!
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In order to progress, Ray must become complicit in the violence and betrayal that governs the world around her.
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The suspicion that Mr Tshisekedi was complicit in the theft of the election infuriates some members of his party.
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I don't want to be complicit in candidates saying they have a plan on X when they really don't.
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All of the Ivy League schools, with the exception of Cornell University, were complicit in some way, historians say.
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I see her, yes, as complicit—yes, she could have spoken out sooner—but I see her as scapegoat.
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The sanctions also target officials "complicit in North Korean sanctions evasion," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in a statement.
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He doesn't seem concerned with why he's doing it either (reminder: Deirdre may be complicit in causing a famine).
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"So either Russia has been complicit, or Russia has been simply incompetent on its ability to deliver," he said.
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Nor that it would be accused of being complicit in derailing the 2016 presidential election and undermining American democracy.
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It is not enough to say there is no evidence that the Trump campaign was complicit in this hacking.
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With high stakes but no clear evidence, the US has decided that UNFPA is complicit in abuses in China.
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Trump's election was a catastrophically destabilizing event in and of itself, and people like Ryan were complicit in it.
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And Suzanne Scott, who is set to replace Shine, was also reportedly complicit in the company's anti-women culture.
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It is the responsibility of Congress to hold him accountable — especially Democrats — not be complicit in his reckless behavior.
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It is the responsibility of Congress to hold him accountable -- especially Democrats -- not be complicit in his reckless behavior.
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He should put a stop to foreign pillaging of the U.S. market — whether directly or through complicit American intermediaries.
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I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit or silent.
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Was the paper complicit in Trump's election victory, and does it continue to enable him and his supporters today?
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The separatists accuse a party allied to Hadi of being complicit in the Houthi missile strike, which it denies.
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The other is a nonbinding resolution that would call Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman "complicit" in Khashoggi's killing.
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The administration appears set to target other Chinese firms complicit in intellectual property theft or otherwise threaten national security.
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Members of Congress must unify to find severe sanctions to enact over the objections of the complicit American president.
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The Senate should not be complicit in supporting a candidate with such serious and credible allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The online activism network Avaaz has made a name for itself exposing websites complicit in the illegal ivory trade.
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"I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit," he said.
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By failing to act, Congress remains complicit in the carnage that occurs in our nation due to gun violence.
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" The second came in April, after Ivanka Trump told CBS, "I don't know what it means to be complicit.
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So private banks often refuse to handle pot profits, which could make the banks legally complicit in money laundering.
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The act names and shames the Russian state law enforcement agents, tax officials and mobsters complicit in the affair.
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If we don't act now, we are complicit in the epidemic that killed over 70,000 people just last year.
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It is the responsibility of Congress to hold him accountable—especially Democrats—not be complicit in his reckless behavior.
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I can't...in good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits.
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"But don't worry, CNN really wants to have the other side on, as long as they're complicit," he added.
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The company is currently the target of two separate lawsuits that allege it is complicit in allowing illegal gambling.
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Countries that have the ability—but fail— to hold chemical weapons users accountable make themselves complicit in these outrages.
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Trump can't directly make this argument about himself — that might imply he was complicit in these charges of assault.
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"Complicit" might not have the belligerent, absurd tone of McCarthy's Spicer, but it cuts deep into its subject nonetheless.
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Facebook has naively put its faith in humanity and repeatedly been abused, exploited, and proven either negligent or complicit.
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The law imposes jail sentences of up to three years for saying Poland was complicit in Nazi German crimes.
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We are largely unaware of how the hidden tracking technologies operate and are complicit in how much we surrender.
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If you voted for the man who demonized Muslims, then you are complicit when a mosque is burned down.
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That's pathetic: Four of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council are complicit in crimes against humanity.
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Her campaign wasted no time in slamming Trump's remarks and clarifying that Saddam's regime was actually complicit in terrorism.
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If complicit means an 18th-century wooden shoe, then I have some Dutch klompen Robert Mueller should talk to.
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Such inclusiveness is just another way of reminding us that we're all complicit in this landscape of nonstop surveillance.
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She believes some families have already become complicit in their government's efforts to root out the country's gay population.
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Prosecutors say the defendant, Abdelkader Merah, 35, was complicit in the 2012 killings by his younger brother, Mohammed Merah.
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President Trump is what we get when we trust the rich to fix what they are complicit in breaking.
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The use of the word "complicit" is perfect and is completely in line with my thoughts regarding the picture.
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Their investigative skills are being called upon to help create the charade, making them complicit in their own deception.
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Google later sued Uber, claiming that the ride-hailing company had been complicit in Levandowski's theft of its materials.
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That means firing not only the men who sexually harass but also the men and women who are complicit.
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"We have to speak out now because we become complicit if we keep our mouth closed," said the Rev.
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Cody LyonBrooklyn To the Editor: This president has now made us complicit in the potential genocide of an ally.
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OilRig was "almost certainly not aware of, or complicit with, Turla's use of their implants," according to the report.
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Anyone complicit in the destruction of my culture, religion, way of life, and nation is counted amongst my enemies.
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"There are checks and balances, so silent bans where the federation is complicit or colluding can't happen," Miller said.
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The media is against me because they're either complicit or have a hand in it, I welcome an investigation.
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He said until he sees proof Bishop Juan Barros was complicit in covering up sex crimes of the Rev.
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That Trump won't acknowledge this means he's either profoundly foolish or, in ways we don't yet understand, dangerously complicit.
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Indeed, in several stories Agnon takes the Jews of Buczacz to task for being complicit in their own suffering.
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The physical act of eating makes participants complicit: It's what lets them level up, as in a video game.
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"Weinstein Company leadership was complicit in Harvey Weinstein's wrongdoing," Schneiderman writes on Twitter the day after filing the suit.
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But reporters and editors also brushed off the criticism that the media had somehow been complicit in aiding Russia.
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"By effectively endorsing Duterte's murderous 'war on drugs', Trump has made himself morally complicit in future killings," he said.
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"That would somehow indicate that we were complicit of the disrespect of black people for 115 years," Banks said.
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"Tobacco companies have spent decades targeting kids social media companies must not be complicit in this strategy," he said.
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In each case there were peers, colleagues and even superiors who were supposedly complicit in the perpetuation of abuse.
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We deserve answers and those who are complicit in this scandal need to feel the full force of justice.
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U.S. Attorney General William Barr vowed to carry on the case against anyone who was complicit with the financier.
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" But Ryan added that Democrats "are complicit with not getting things done" and claimed the party "blew up negotiations.
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Humans have long been complicit in the degradation of coral reefs through extensive land-use, pollution, and climate change.
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In watching, you might even realize that you're complicit in the case of ever-growing societal post-consumer waste.
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It's the shame of being complicit in your own risky behavior, or of not being deserving of an outcome.
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The ruling said the authorities were complicit in the horror because of their blatant failure to investigate the crimes.
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"Complicit" signaled a challenge to the ethos that all is fair in love and war and business and politics.
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Meredith Whittaker: I think there are a lot of people in these companies, they don't want to be complicit.
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Everybody in Snowfall is complicit in building a horrible, multi-armed monster that will eventually devour many lives whole.
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But, facing criticism on Twitter, he decided that he didn't want to be complicit in supporting the Republican Party.
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The State Department's own annual rights assessments routinely note that Egyptian security forces are complicit in human rights abuse.
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She has been supportive of, or at least complicit in, many of her father's policies that adversely affect women.
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The majority of gamers do not engage in online terrorism, but are instead complicit in lower levels of harassment.
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"Democrats who stand in our way will be complicit in every murder committed by illegal immigrants," the ad says.
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So far, Mohammad and his other sons have not been accused of being complicit in Ahmad's alleged bombing spree.
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He was seen as just another New Jersey pol, either complicit in the bridge scheme or intentionally blind to it.
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JARRETT: Yes, the FBI, with the help of a complicit New York Times perpetuated this myth that it was Papadopoulos.
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The two continue to be important, unrelenting voices calling on the industry to end its complicit behavior toward their father.
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The CIA has reportedly concluded that King Salman's successor, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was complicit in the slaying.
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It is trembling because we have a deeply complicit Congress that utterly refuses to check this president in any way.
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But some Poles were complicit in the deaths of some of the 3 million Jews who were among the dead.
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His implication is that the authorities are complicit in the current invasion, just as they were in the last one.
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That said, everyone is touched by this system; we are all complicit, as incarceration has become a form of governance.
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But it might also make them complicit in preserving revenues at all costs, the better to plump up worker wages.
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"It is a matter of impunity, a complicit government, and a lack of political will to fight corruption," Nieto said.
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Stories of vote buying, through absentee ballots or complicit poll workers, are part of the lore of eastern Kentucky politics.
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He probes the networks behind the "pill mills": the profiteering clinic-owners and complicit professionals who make the carnage possible.
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Brown had been using Autopilot at the time, but the NTSB ruled that Tesla was not complicit in the crash.
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You act upon them indirectly, whether they're witting or unwitting or complicit — and all of those things are slightly different.
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That should clear up anyone's idea that being complicit is a synonym for "assisting," because it's not a positive action.
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On the flip side, there is evidence that Hillary was complicit as her husband made altar boys of the Kennedy's.
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They continue to talk among themselves—along with a complicit liberal progressive media arm—and tell themselves nothing is wrong.
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Bishop McCort's board of trustees said it was pleased to learn of the charges against those accused of being complicit.
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In the letter, he and Reed argued that any suggestion the United States is complicit in torture hurts national security.
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"They know there is no way to truly be held accountable for the human rights abuses they are complicit in."
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I thought the silence was all mine, but it was what made me deeply complicit in the culture of violence.
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Barr, the top U.S. law enforcement official, vowed to carry on the case against anyone who was complicit with Epstein.
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Thus, to make a referral and be complicit in an act to which the nurse conscientiously objects, also violates conscience.
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Flake announced he wouldn't seek reelection in 2018 and said that he could no longer be "complicit" with President Trump.
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"We are complicit for relentlessly shaming her rather than celebrating her independence and courage to be different in this society."
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The rule had angered religious employers, who objected to, they say, being complicit in providing birth control to their employees.
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We are participating as slave masters because we consume products and elect politicians and are complicit in enabling the system.
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He is complicit in both Rob Porter and Jared Kushner working at the highest levels of government without security clearance.
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Her confirmation would exemplify the values of this administration and the Republican members of Congress who are its complicit bystanders.
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After all, Trump administration officials who defend Trump's bigoted policies, his demonization of minority groups and his lies, are complicit.
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A French court found the daughter of the King of Saudi Arabia complicit in beating up a workman in Paris.
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Failure to do so would only make the Republican Party complicit in Mr. Trump's campaign of lies, hatred and division.
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In other words, these young officers could be made complicit in what's already the worst humanitarian disaster in the world.
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They judge you and ask themselves, which they have no right to, 'were you complicit in this in any way?
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Tripp on Monday accused Clinton's allies and the "complicit media" of smearing her name and painting her as a villain.
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Those acts have made Moscow complicit in the abuses the Syrian regime has conducted against its own people, she said.
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Yet we as a society are complicit or passive in a similar way, by allowing a popular website called Backpage.
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In addition to financial abuse, modeling agents are frequently complicit in the industry's worst abuses—including sexual misconduct and assault.
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The Congress, in thrall to corporate lobbies, is complicit in letting the President unilaterally dismantle environmental and consumer-protection regulations.
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"All the adults at the compound are complicit in what happened, and not getting Abdul-Ghani medical attention," Amin said.
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But we do not tolerate the idea of a Federal Government that is complicit in knowingly dividing us on ourselves.
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And, he said, the state was complicit for making nice with the rancher while not forcing him to do more.
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" Of Mr. Wieseltier, one former editor told HuffPost, "I accept I was blind and complicit and just, like, did nothing.
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She's willfully delusional, totally complicit and compiling one hell of an Instagram feed, which is what she's ultimately all about.
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Imagine that Russia meddled in our election and that members of the Trump campaign were knowingly complicit in that effort.
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But it completely ignores the fact that every single one of them had been utterly complicit in what came before.
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With time, though, I realized my mistake: I was focusing on other men when I am surely just as complicit.
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Rather than just lament the current state of affairs, we must acknowledge that we have been complicit, and make amends.
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The landscape has become complicit in the way in which we have tolerated racial bias, so that has to change.
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I feel protective of her and complicit for having kept her father's behavior from her when she was a child.
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But scientists can also be complicit in illegal trade by poaching specimens themselves or by working with those who do.
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Trump's government could impose sanctions on prominent Chinese officials seen as complicit in human rights violations of the Uighur population.
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It starts with your sitting silent while he lies, both in public and private, making you complicit by your silence.
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Maybe you think you can't file a report or a claim because you were complicit somehow by being off site.
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Some protesters allege HSBC was complicit in action by the authorities against activists trying to raise money to supporttheir campaign.
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To rebuild the international liberal order, the Democrats should embrace practical human rights proposals, rather than be complicit through disengagement.
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But, if mental-health professionals coöperate too closely with security officials, they can become complicit in practices that harm patients.
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I respect the privacy of others; however I don't like being asked to be complicit in placing others at risk.
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The group also faulted the United Nations for failing to prevent the effort, and at times being complicit in it.
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She said athletes caught in anti-doping violations "are either complicit or very ignorant of the rules of the game".
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One of those women "was complicit with Rubin in running what appeared to be a sex ring," the complaint alleged.
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The Open Technology Fund and Cure53's analysis alleges that Alibaba is complicit in allowing weak security on the app.
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Sharing or forwarding digital content that bullies, says Bradshaw, makes the sender complicit in the original aggressive and abusive behavior.
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Comey said what he sees as Trump's mendacity "stains any human," making the people around the president complicit in deception.
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We know the Trumps don't know the meaning of complicit, but do they know the definitions of irony and treason?
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But by seeking neutrality, Facebook may become complicit in the misinformation and malevolence some politicians will use it to spread.
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Washington has long alleged senior Venezuelan military officials and political allies of President Nicolas Maduro were complicit in the trade.
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"I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit," Flake adds. Oct.
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Abortion is not health care, and taxpayers should never be forced to be complicit in the destruction of human life.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, a former Exxon Mobil chief executive, has been shockingly complicit in Mr. Trump's miserly approach.
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A recent United Nations report found that the US, Britain, and France may be complicit in war crimes in Yemen.
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But Beach Haven was just one of scores of schemes that Fred Trump devised, and his son was complicit in.
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Complying with the accommodation, Priests for Life said, made the group complicit in something that went against its religious beliefs.
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" The question for Mr. Neubauer, his mother and his aunt was: "Do we want to be complicit in this crime?
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Harvard had been "directly complicit" in slavery, Ms. Faust acknowledged, before moving to a more present-minded statement of purpose.
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"He has stated that Muslims are quote, 'contentiously complicit in acts of terrorism if they don't condemn it,'" Udall said.
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On this issue of Trump's racist immigration and deportation policy, he is not only complicit, he is a co-conspirator.
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"'Radical' arts programming — with the financial strategist for white nationalism on your board — is hypocritical and complicit," stated the petition.
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Pasternak contended that there is such thing as a "good" Sackler, but Goldin says she believes they are all complicit.
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To work, this strategy has to convince them that Hillary Clinton is somehow complicit in, or responsible for, his behavior.
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Which is to say, when the camera finally dollies in on June at the end of this episode, stranded off to the side of a picture-perfect TV family in mourning, she might as well be all of us: trapped, but complicit, but trying to fight back, but knowing she probably can't, but still complicit.
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Retiring Democratic Leader Harry Reid said at a news conference Tuesday that Democrats would not be "complicit" on a replacement bill.
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It symbolized that the company was complicit in the government's immigration policy, including the separation of families at the southern border.
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Help put a stop to transphobia by calling people out on their remarks and actions instead of being complicit through silence.
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But Washington is a major arms supplier to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi, which critics say makes it complicit in civilian casualties.
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They have been using fake IDs, fake Social Security numbers, fake drivers' licenses," Ramos continued, "but we are complicit in this.
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It added that Thailand did not "convict officials complicit in trafficking crimes, and official complicity continued to impede anti-trafficking efforts".
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Another official says the evidence will show that she was complicit and knew her husband was going to do something bad.
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All it is, is just taking things down and being complicit in things that are something you shouldn't be in. Yeah.
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Russia was complicit in atrocities of the Syrian government long before it began its bombing campaign in Syria in September 2015.
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Earlier this week, presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump appeared to suggest Obama may have been complicit in the Orlando attacks.
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If they say: "Tell them you're a friend of Jay," and you go along with that, "Then you're complicit," said Reidenbach.
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Mr Tillerson has accused Russia of either being "complicit" in the attack or "incompetent" in its inability to restrain its ally.
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The platform's viral sharing mechanics, combined with its scale, makes it complicit in the spread of misinformation, terrorism and hate speech.
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And, entities with objections will not be forced to be complicit in choices that would violate their religious or moral convictions.
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Paterno captures that moment when the people who covered up for Sandusky are exposed as complicit: It was an important watershed.
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The campaigners' letter said Formula One would "become complicit" in human rights violations in Bahrain if the race was not cancelled.
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This really hits home when their beloved tech companies, Google, Facebook, etc, can be forced to become complicit in this spying.
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The lawsuit alleges that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her and the company was complicit in covering up his behavior.
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As psychological research has shown, many people who feel powerless come to feel unworthy, and become complicit in their own oppression.
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The Syrian opposition leaders are right: Through their inaction, powerful nations are now complicit in the starving of civilians, including newborns.
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At the time, a Pentagon spokesperson warned reporters that they would be "complicit" with the terrorist group if they publicized it.
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Saturday Night Live also aired a mock commercial in which Scarlett Johansson played the first daughter promoted her signature scent, Complicit. .
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An open letter, published on Medium today, says Dragonfly would make Google complicit in human rights abuses by the Chinese government.
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Last November, a senior Spanish bishop, Gil Tamayo, said there is "complicit silence" of the Spanish Church on sex abuse cases.
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Not only had their hopes been dashed, but, as they saw it, China's own government had been complicit in the betrayal.
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Kelly Pierce, secretary of the APAC, tweeted that there are many ways the industry is complicit in performers' mental health struggles.
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Name and shame On Sunday, Duterte named over 150 government officials who he says are complicit in the country's drug trade.
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Rosenstein seems also complicit in this uranium one scandal, because back then he helped oversee the investigation as a U.S. Attorney.
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Washington (CNN)If Ivanka Trump is "complicit," as critics and even a "Saturday Night Live" perfume sketch allege, she's not concerned.
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She didn't crumble in isolation or simply of her own volition; she overdosed on fame, and we were complicit in that.
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The key difference is that Truman was an unwitting victim, while many of us are happily complicit in the gratuitous oversharing.
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The worst countries for modern slavery were North Korea and Eritrea, where governments are complicit in forced labor, the report said.
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Until Republicans remove him from their ticket and repudiate the positions he has taken, they remain fully complicit in his offenses.
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" The skit concludes with the fictional perfume's tagline: "Complicit, the fragrance for the woman who could stop all this — but won't.
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The media and intelligentsia were partly complicit in Trump's depiction of the world as a dystopia headed for even greater disaster.
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Intended effect: To make sure the U.S. isn't complicit in the dictatorship and to bring a restoration of democracy to Venezuela.
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Like many in Brazil, while she openly disdains Rousseff, she says those who may take her place are complicit in corruption.
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But this, too, was seen by the organisations as an order that made them complicit in providing contraception against their conscience.
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There is meaningful discourse to be had around whether or not Ivanka Trump is complicit in the wrongdoings of her father.
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"Reproduction as a moral imperative," she breathes into the Commander's ear at the movies, in case we're not sure she's complicit.
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Pelosi also slammed Trump for not distancing himself from the episode, saying he is "wittingly or unwittingly" complicit in the matter.
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Eric Vuillard's 2017 book, "L'Ordre du Jour" (The Order of the Day), was a look at companies complicit in Hitler's rise.
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Manigault Newman appeared on ABC's "The View" on Monday and said she regrets being a "complicit" member of the Trump team.
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We do, and that makes us — in a democracy at least — in some way complicit in the shape those markets take.
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The Post's sin was a headline suggesting that Mr. Trump had insinuated that President Obama was complicit in the Orlando shooting.
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At the very least, many other church leaders were complicit in McCarrick continuing to thrive for decades after the first report.
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But hang on a minute...since when was sprinkling your sex-time with brutal, non-complicit violence passable as light entertainment?
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In fact, it's more likely that the US will remain complicit in the civilian deaths that have resulted from Saudi attacks.
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"And anyone who was in that White House and is supporting him is complicit in their racism as well," he continued.
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The alliance scoffs at this, saying the Falun Gong members pose as victims while being just as complicit in the altercations.
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Because bigots bully transgender teenagers, liberalism has decided that everyone who differs with transgender activists must be complicit in that bigotry.
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"Donald Trump is racist and a fascist, we all know it, and you are complicit," the book quotes Martin as saying.
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Our courts have been complicit in the exploitation as well, since the criteria for asylum has creeped beyond the written law.
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The first was in March, after "Saturday Night Live" released a fake ad for "Complicit" perfume, with Johansson as Ivanka Trump.
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I watched even though it was voyeuristic, and in doing so I made myself complicit in the spectacle of black death.
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In that position, his government was complicit in many war crimes, including helping the occupying Nazi regime round up French Jews.
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They say they are still complicit in their employees getting contraceptive coverage and call that a violation of the 1993 RFRA.
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What I am saying though is that the Republican Party is COMPLICIT to obvious racist and immoral activity inside our party.
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Yet, Republicans ended up voting for impeachment, even before the Supreme Court released the "smoking gun" tape proving Nixon was complicit.
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The rule's largely rhetorical protections risk luring Americans into misplaced trust and making the SEC complicit in the new sales pitch.
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" Isaacs told me, "It wouldn't be happening at Pop if it wasn't covered up at CBS, and if CBS wasn't complicit.
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Quite the contrary: American diplomatic officials and shapers of elite opinion were gleefully complicit in the construction of the Massacre Premium.
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Any moderately capable politician could do what he does given a complicit media and control of all three branches of government.
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Both parties have been participants in vastly expanding executive power on national security and complicit in standing by as this occurred.
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To run wild under the banner of Appel is to ask how art is complicit or subversive in its social context.
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Player-directed camera movement only works to deepen the impact of the moment, making the player truly complicit in the reveal.
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They have instead become bandages to patch over Facebook's very real flaws, and their founders are and always will be complicit.
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I, too, benefit from systems of social privilege even if I try my very hardest not to be complicit in them.
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The government is complicit to what's going on because they don't want to do their duty, since they're also saving money.
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Unless you break with your party/president you/GOP will be seen as fully complicit with everything trump says and does.
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Blue and White cannot be complicit in the elimination of democracy in our country by a defendant running away from justice.
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Right, because Complicit is the body of work you were known for before this, and it shows so much of you.
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And so when congressional Republicans break their normal complicit silence, the rest of us should cheer — and keep demanding much more.
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Our industrial farming system is a moral (and ecological) horror, and to the extent that I participate in that, I'm complicit.
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" But Mr. Burney, the rights advocate, believes the government is on some level complicit, saying: "These smugglers are flush with cash.
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Most people assume they were complicit, or that they deserved what they got for being spoiled, entitled and leading lavish existences.
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Inaction with respect to the art-washing industrial complex of contemporary art makes our field complicit with death, disaster, and destruction.
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Much depends on how many high-level employees were complicit or negligent and whether there were significant weaknesses in Goldman's controls.
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She eschews labels (don't ask her if she's a surrealist or a magical realist) and calls herself "complicit" with her subjects.
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Sera Eviner, 16, Oceanside High School: Newton's Laws and "The #MeToo Moment: No Longer Complicit" Why is this [#MeToo] happening now?
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"Those who know about abuse and not only do nothing but continue to put abusers in positions of power are complicit."
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" Guaido celebrated the new sanctions, writing on Twitter that the Russian oil company was sanctioned "for being complicit with the dictatorship.
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"What's interesting is that publications that used to be happily complicit are joining the resistance," said one former British political correspondent.
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Once all sides are complicit in the misinformation, lying loses its stigma, becomes the status quo and ceases to have consequences.
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Mr. Acevedo said that in Sunday's case the tunnel may have been built to provide a cover for complicit prison guards.
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Have we been complicit in the rise of Trump, if only by consuming the images generated by his person and politics?
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"It seems like a stretch to me," he said, adding that he felt the bill clearly targeted companies complicit in trafficking.
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Feeling as though she was complicit in the system by choosing to live in Beijing herself added another level of confusion.
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For centuries, movements have used the tactic of boycotts to pressure states and complicit institutions to end discrimination, colonialism and apartheid.
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For centuries, movements have used the tactic of boycotts to pressure states and complicit institutions to end discrimination, colonialism and apartheid.
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But now, as the culture engages in a deep reckoning with this problem, that muted response feels wrong, if not complicit.
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"Have I also contributed or been complicit collectively as men to this type of dynamic?" he said in a news conference.
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A regime complicit in the massacre of a half-million Syrians cannot, for example, possess the means to make nuclear bombs.
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Trump is complicit, clueless, estranged from her husband, advises her husband, loves Washington, hates Washington, just wants to be left alone.
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True, Washington is complicit and it would be embarrassing for the U.S. Air Force to bomb American military facilities as well.
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But people have become so angry, so distrustful, that they have become unknowingly complicit in the spread of this dangerous lie.
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We must act in the public interest and hold accountable those who have been complicit in the creation of this epidemic.
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And far from being in decline, deaths in which prescription opioids were complicit increased by 17 percent between 2013 and 2017.
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By all accounts, Kim is not just complicit in the atrocities of the North Korean state: she is an enthusiastic participant.
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To not make a change is to be complicit in intentional harm that is being perpetrated against our most vulnerable students.
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Not only because she may see herself as guilty or complicit (even though, objectively, she was not.) But did she flirt?
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Mattis suggested the United States did not have firm evidence that Russia had foreknowledge or was complicit in the chemical attack.
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It's much easier to introduce forgiveness into the conversation than to sit with that reality and consider all who are complicit.
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The cruel irony is that it made me a worse person on the inside, because it made me complicit in exploitation.
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The installation fractured the faithful and clergy of the city, with many opposing a bishop they considered complicit in sexual abuse.
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As a deputy justice minister, he championed a law that made it a crime to suggest Poland was complicit in the Holocaust.
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"We will continue to show up and hold everyone who is complicit in the opioid crisis accountable," Goldin said in a statement.
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We&aposre going to have much more on the spying scandal and the complicit media&aposs cover-up all throughout the show.
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The more social networks, governments, and corporations are shown to be complicit in manipulation, the less desirable possessing a Facebook account becomes.
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Mark Zuckerberg, head of a company that was literally complicit in genocidePhoto: Getty ImagesFacebook has been exposed as utter garbage yet again.
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" Bollier highlighted the party's stance on LGBTQ issues as her reason for leaving, saying her moral compass won't let her "be complicit.
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I've watched former colleagues of mine — friends in the community, who are employees of DataCamp — be complicit in keeping this under wraps.
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It was 2008, and he was directing my father, Richard Dreyfuss, in a play called Complicit at the Old Vic in London.
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"We do not accept that the Louvre bears the name of a family complicit in crime," PAIN Sackler wrote in a statement.
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The Women's March leaders have spent the past 16 months making this big deal about not staying silent and not being complicit.
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It also slyly challenges white audiences to question their own assumptions about Nisi and Mickey, while giving Black viewers a complicit wink.
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He has a crippling crush on Sadie, who's nice-ish to him even while making him complicit in a bunch of murders.
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Ivanka has faced heavy criticism over her White House role and has been lambasted as "complicit" in her father's more controversial policies.
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Boyer was at very least shrewd, if not complicit during the Nazi reign, and made work celebrating German culture throughout the 1930s.
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I don't want to be complicit, even peripherally, in the idea that being gay is a problem to be solved or hushed.
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Ivanka has often been criticized amid national crises as "complicit" for her public silence, and "tone-deaf" for her social media choices.
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Human rights activists have long alleged that Modi was complicit; India's courts have been unable to prove any truth to those claims.
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But when much of what a candidate says is brazenly untrue, the media becomes complicit in spreading misinformation by simply quoting him.
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"He wasn't trying to trick anybody or try to make the obit writer complicit in a situation — that's not him," she says.
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The deal, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, made Goldman complicit in alleged human rights abuses under the government, they said.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault has said that any state that opposes the resolution would be deemed complicit in war crimes.
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But we know it's in their power to stop him, which means they will be complicit if Trump blunders ahead vindictively anyhow.
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"People looked to the state for help but the state was complicit," says Laura Briggs, a historian at the University of Massachusetts.
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Fighting against elected Democrats who have been complicit in the Trump administration, We Will Replace You does exactly what its name suggests.
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"The person doing the investigation is working for the people who very well could be complicit in what happened themselves," he said.
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These behaviors were open secrets for years, if not decades; leadership was either complicit in covering up or turned a blind eye.
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" Trump fired back at "SNL" shortly after the sketch aired, saying she was being complicit by participating in a "force for good.
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" But journalist Emily Miller, who worked with Halperin at ABC News, slammed Regan Arts as being "complicit" by helping Halperin "regain power.
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Some religious groups objected, saying that providing the required notice still made them complicit in what they considered to be sinful conduct.
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This, perhaps, is the best explanation for why so many Chinese people have chosen to be complicit in the party's historical amnesia.
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IRAN'S LEADER KHAMENEI: FRANCE'S MACRON, WHO SAYS U.S.-IRAN TALKS WILL RESOLVE PROBLEMS, IS EITHER TOO NAIVE OR COMPLICIT WITH U.S. - TV
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More problematic is Mr Fogel's failure to ask how complicit his subject was in Russia's decades-long web of lies and intimidation.
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A solo walk home from the train feels safe because, for the most part, we are in a city of complicit chaperones.
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Earlier this year, in announcing his retirement, Flake said he refused to be "complicit" in the undermining of democratic principles and values.
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It never dawned on me that my church was complicit in the slave trade; that's part of the painful process of discovery.
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Beach's continued closeness to Calloway, even in the face of red flags, further showed how both were complicit in the toxic friendship.
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Although Mr. Mutko was named in the report as having been complicit in the system, his status as minister has remained steady.
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People backing Moore saw him as the victim of a media conspiracy that the women making the allegations were somehow complicit in.
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Dorsey's Twitter may not share the recent bad headlines, but it's just as complicit as Facebook in allowing politicians to spread lies.
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Some Never Trumpers are becoming alienated not just from the president, but the Republican Party, which they see as complicit in Trumpism.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," the Massachusetts Democrat said during Sloan's appearance before the Senate Banking Committee.
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Yet platforms remain complicit in its undoing, doing nothing to stop hate mongers turning hugely powerful high-tech soapboxes into abuse funnels.
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Or I could consider all of them complicit and supportive of a gross injustice against Karnaca's marginalized—and kill every single one.
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But even if Kalanick weren't complicit, Fowler's experience could speak to how Uber values employee performance with respect to ethics and decency.
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Even if you think EZIC's cause is justified, there's still that momentary pause when you decide to make yourself complicit in it.
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GitHub is facing an employee backlash as its CEO defends a $200,000 contract with ICE: 'All it does is make us complicit'
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I would hasten to point out, too, that voters are complicit in this problem, because they choose the people who represent them.
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And perhaps most important, to dismiss anyone's reaction to hateful acts as oversensitive political correctness is to be complicit in these acts.
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Under international law, these attacks may qualify as war crimes in which the United States and Britain, another arms supplier, are complicit.
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There are cumulative and complex ways in which art institutions and contemporary artworkers are complicit in holding up the oppressive status quo.
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As it stands, Google risks becoming complicit in the Chinese government's repression of freedom of speech and other human rights in China.
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Reeves' involvement in Taylor's operations at the time, the IRB wrote, made him complicit, and therefore, excluded from protection as a refugee.
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Tracing the Winmore's ownership and its contraband oil underscores the difficulty of identifying who is complicit, despite what the president's jab suggested.
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In that sense, the United States has been complicit — if tacitly or unwittingly — in Japan's quiet turn toward authoritarianism under Mr. Abe.
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"It is more likely they enable these regimes and likely become complicit," said David J. Kramer, a former assistant secretary of state.
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Government officials were complicit in trafficking and police did not have enough resources to investigate cases, said the report, released last week.
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We don't always have to prove that we're acquiescent or complicit to enjoy the crumbs dispensed by the system of male power.
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And even if Kaspersky was not complicit, these experts say, that would still mean Kaspersky is either grossly incompetent or horrendously compromised.
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But that rationalization doesn't stop the feeling of knowing ourselves, every day, to be complicit in other people's maltreatment, deprivation, and loss.
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Are we not complicit in neglect, cruelty, exploitation, and dehumanization when we cite the statistics that those who are dying are old?
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She added that "his power was intimidating" and that the other members of the production were "complicit" in turning a blind eye.
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Why is our country complicit in the death by starvation of tens of thousands of children without anywhere near as much fuss?
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By empowering surrogates, Mr. Duterte empowers himself, using the increasingly complicit institutions of democracy, giving his authoritarian aspirations a veneer of legitimacy.
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Beyond Trump's behavior unbecoming the presidency of the United States, there is a complicit Republican Party allowing it, for reasons beyond comprehension.
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The governor compared it to a "circus" and accused Nelson of being complicit in a Democratic effort to obstruct Republican agenda items.
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A single Republican willing to stand for morality and honesty and proclaim independence from their cowed and complicit party would make history.
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If we continue to allow conservative operatives to hijack religion or co-opt it to do violence to others we are complicit.
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If they beat you to the punch and make the matter known internally or externally, you run the risk of looking complicit.
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The article contends academic scientists were complicit in persuading people to get more of their calories from sugar rather than from fats.
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Most asylum officers believe the program is illegal and "places them feeling that they are complicit in human rights abuse," Knowles added.
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It's possible he's had a change of heart and is trying desperately to cover himself because he was complicit in the disaster.
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" She told the network that while she was "complicit" in the White House's tumult, Kelly's handling of her dismissal was "downright criminal.
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Now we have to decide whether to continue to defend, amend and build upon that foundation or become complicit in dismantling it.
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Some former officials have said the pages show officials in Saudi Arabia were complicit in 9/11, which the country strongly denies.
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A major question underlying recent reports about Russia leveraging Kaspersky software has been whether the cybersecurity firm was in any way complicit.
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Goldsmith Romero said the report also described cases where executives are complicit in fraud but the highest-ranking officials are walled off.
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Hungarian anti-Semitism was complicit in the extermination of more than a half million of the country's Jews during World War Two.
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Infusing each scene with a cold, unwelcoming beauty, the Belgian cinematographer Ruben Impens makes his camera complicit in the trashy goings-on.
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The team felt that the villagers were attempting to delay their departure and may have been complicit in the ambush that followed.
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The show's most recent episode included a mock commercial in which Ivanka, played by Scarlett Johansson, hawks a new signature fragrance: Complicit.
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I fear that this paper is becoming complicit in attempts by WikiLeaks and the Trump Administration to distract from other important issues.
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CEOs cannot afford to appear complicit through inaction, which would be a tacit endorsement of the president, his ethics, and his agenda.
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Thirdly, he said, "There must be accountability mechanism" as he said there were government officials who are complicit in illegal wildlife trading.
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Fossil fuel companies have already called the shots for far too long, enabled by a complicit Republican Party dripping in oil wealth.
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It is this message — not airplane bans or "farting cows" or a Stone Age redux — that terrifies the powerful and the complicit.
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We are either complicit in the continued erosion of faith or participants in the rebuilding of it — there is no opting out.
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Americans could take pride in the defeat of slavery — and, by extension, Jim Crow — and not feel complicit in those same evils.
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As Salseda and Thomas charge, the Latina/o Forum members have to be active; they cannot be complicit in their own marginalization.
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" ON WHETHER THE SAUDI CROWN PRINCE WAS COMPLICIT IN THE DEATH OF JAMAL KHASHOGGI "Well, I don't want to get into that.
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