I want to be with someone I can confess to, and who can confess to me.
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Plan B is for Trump to confess — not to confess to a crime, but to confess to the truth.
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So I confess to knowing almost nothing about this world.
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People do falsely confess to crimes that they didn't commit.
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Fighters who confess to war crimes will avoid jail time.
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Cindy tries to confess to Taystee, but she just can't.
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JANET YELLEN: I will confess to having used that word.
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And later, she forced him to confess to the murder.
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The goal was to get him to confess to it.
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I must confess to not quite understanding the story's ending.
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But he reportedly did confess to escaping a labor camp.
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I confess to having played the parlor game as well.
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Some women even confess to not having any savings at all.
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Though I will confess to some others at shows this season.
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Wang had to confess to being a spy, his interrogators insisted.
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Several men, among them Ahmed, confess to working with Lieutenant Basam.
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I confess to feeling flattered that I made the Texas list.
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Once he kills George, he'll confess to the murder of Janice Brewster.
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J. could confess to the crimes and he couldn't be charged again.
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I confess to the truth, person by person, feeling like an executioner.
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This was not an attraction that Day could ever confess to anybody.
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I confess to thinking now that Mr. Kahn might have been right.
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Even the world's most brilliant thinkers confess to feeling like frauds sometimes.
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Maybe this is cheating of a kind, but what would you confess to?
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But I will happily and loudly confess to anyone that I love it.
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That would require their marketing to confess to something more like this: 'Hi!
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It's here that I must confess to being initially skeptical of this collection.
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"I'd confess to anything I thought I was responsible for," Douglas told Deadline.
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When the Pixel first arrived, I confess to being unprofessionally excited about it.
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But I confess to being out in the tail of the extroversion curve.
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Some women even confess to enjoying the foods they craved after giving birth.
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Requiring priests to turn in people who confess to child abuse will backfire.
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Why people might confess to crimes they haven't committed ("False Confessions," on Tuesday)?
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Here's why Mr. Cohen has decided to confess to a litany of crimes.
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He has a lot more to confess to a priest than I do.
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He was tortured with shocks and told to confess to burning the vehicles.
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I confess to relative cluelessness when it comes to any of those things.
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"I confess to doing that sometimes," Breyer said of putting mailings in the trash.
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Here's what Clinton did not confess to: She was wrong to oppose CAFTA-DR.
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Others, and I'll confess to being in this camp, find value in the routine.
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Provided they confess to their human rights crimes, guerrillas will avoid any meaningful punishment.
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When it comes to words, I confess to being a bit of a hoarder.
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About 90 percent of indicted suspects in Japan confess to a crime before trial.
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But his brother said he was beaten and tortured to confess to drug use.
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Ms. Elliott-Owens seized the moment and encouraged him to confess to the robberies.
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I confess to eavesdropping, Twitter-stalking and the like in pursuit of the answers.
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I confess to being very surprised that ACA marketplace enrollment is down only slightly.
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Although behind the scenes here IRL I confess to having gotten a bit grizzled.
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He played the lead in a drama that I confess to finding terribly entertaining.
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Helen can't bring herself to confess to Cherry, so she apologizes to Dr. Vic instead.
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So Plansky sat down with Stine's team and looked for something, anything, to confess to.
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But he's too shy - first to confess to her, and later to tell their families.
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If they both confess to a bloody murder, they each face ten years in jail.
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Confess to her my instant envy of the bold kid who exposes a naked emperor.
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But based on your interactions ... I'll confess to be an almost-never user of Snapchat.
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I confess to never having watched the popular NBC sitcom during its first few seasons.
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Silly me, here I was thinking she was going to confess to sleeping with Lucious.
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Young appears to confess to being unfaithful in the video, but Azalea stood by him.
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But let me also assert I am not, nor will confess to being, a racist.
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Smith would also later confess to the 1981 murder of 22-year-old Terri Monroe.
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Upfront, I'll confess to a major bias in this personal game of the year list.
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He at least knew what he had to confess to, even if he hadn't done it.
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Saying "I'm lonely" is to confess to having the entirely unsophisticated need for friends and understanding.
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Lozada will eventually have to appear before a tribunal and confess to any crimes he committed.
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He's punching him in the face, and eventually gets him to confess to killing two people.
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Why would an innocent person ever confess to a murder or some other terrible violent crime?
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He proceeded to confess to his participation in the crimes in a written statement to police.
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I confess to being puzzled, but I wasn't involved in the conversation when they broke up.
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Zimmerman denied Apperson's version of events but did confess to having two firearms in his truck.
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The future of the planet seems so uncertain that they confess to being afraid and anxious.
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Zelensky: I would like to confess to you that I had an opportunity to learn from you.
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The JEP, which can issue lenient sentences to ex-fighters who confess to their crimes, is unpopular.
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This meant that Underwood had to confess to Kufrin that he'd had a brief relationship with Booth.
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Or on YouTube, when people ask for a thousand likes to confess to their high school crush.
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We saw Frank (Charlie Weber) confess to the crime, though it was always obvious he was lying.
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He was only offered a traditional plea bargain, one which had him formally confess to Hanna's murder.
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As a POW in Vietnam, McCain was brutally tortured ultimately leading him to falsely confess to crimes.
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There's a time and a place for each of them, and I confess to loving both equally.
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I doubt; I fear; I think strange things, which I dare not confess to my own soul.
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Sent someone out to sort of get the Post reporters to confess to various left-wing conspiracies.
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But it didn't take long for the then-19-year-old to confess to the three killings.
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Rosalind and Susie both confess to thinking Sabrina is a witch, and wonder if she might be dangerous.
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Ultimately, the police coerced the boys to blame each other and confess to the crime — on video tape.
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Maedeh Hojabri was seen on State TV Friday appearing to confess to her "crimes" while crying and shaking.
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It's doubtful some more cloak-themed gaslighting will get Connors to confess to another murder this time around.
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Amazon won't read the same appeal twice, so now Plansky had to find another infraction to confess to.
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Warner was imprisoned and denied parole, refusing to confess to a crime he said he did not commit.
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At the police station, the guards beat Ulrich with sticks, yelling at him to confess to kidnapping Helge.
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Fighters who confess to human-rights crimes will not serve time in jail under the proposed peace agreement.
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Even if you're not infatuated with the group but can confess to owning a copy of International Superhits!
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The new agreement includes a contested provision that prevents prison sentences for those who confess to war crimes.
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Still, I confess to a scintilla of admiration for Tillerson, reinforced by the foul manner of his firing.
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There is evidence that some pedophile priests confess to colleagues to assuage their guilt, knowing forgiveness is assured.
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Berman said Ray allegedly used "physical, psychological, and sexual abuse" to make his victims confess to invented wrongdoing.
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More important, knowledge that tax authorities had the information prompted some 120,000 Germans to confess to tax evasion.
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"I would like to confess to you that I had an opportunity to learn from you," he purrs.
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In the past, such agreements have also included promises of reduced sentences for fighters who confess to crimes.
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But then he also, to my knowledge, didn't confess to an interviewer that he dyes his own hair.
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Then his torturers made him choose: Give up his colleagues and confess to plotting, or face further abuse.
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Many South Koreans will readily confess to suffering from "health anxiety", visiting a doctor for the slightest of symptoms.
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Vicente swore that one person after the other just happened to confess to him that they committed to murder.
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It was a relief, I confess, to look away from the Renoirs to the comparison pictures by other artists.
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I'll also confess to being particularly smitten with the djay Pro demo the company will show off on-stage.
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In a roundabout way, I'm asking him to confess to having sexual thoughts about his female friends—namely, me.
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This was a ticklish thing, because not everyone likes to confess to his crime while in a jail cell.
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Parting Shots • Asked by a journalist if he wants to confess to committing past crimes, including murder, Escobar demurs.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany is reluctant to confess to the Bundestag that Greece's bailout loans were always unsustainable.
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Mr. Carini, who maintained his innocence in prison, was required to confess to the crime to secure his release.
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As a cryptic solver, I confess to having an inkling here, but these strings of letters are certifiable nonsense.
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But before I bask in my moral superiority, I had better confess to my own bum call last spring.
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Nadal is not one to confess to holding a grudge, but he is looking hungry on grass this year.
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For this reason, women usually "confess" to almost nothing at all, offering the appearance of vulnerability without the substance.
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Mandatory minimums are often used like weapons, sometimes forcing people to confess to crimes they have not even committed.
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I will confess to being unprepared for Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren's equally weak performance in the New Hampshire primary.
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Chan, who would later confess to his crime, attacked Poon, slamming her head against a wall and strangling her.
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" Asked if had forgiven his father, who urged him to confess to the crime, McCray said: "I hate him.
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Netflix says 80 percent of cheating is an impulse decision, and 45 percent of cheaters never confess to their crime.
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The script, poetic and fragmentary, explores what it means to witness, to confess, to make art from suffering (1:30).
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The deal promises special courts and provisions that would allow for rebels who confess to crimes to avoid jail time.
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Tyler doesn't confess to being a Peeping Tom, but he does reveal the culture of bullying at Liberty High School.
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But while I confess to some resentment of rapid transit's convenience and efficiency, there are other ways to get around.
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I'll confess to being torn about whether the public option is a more complex solution than the current problem requires.
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But I will confess to my concern that the display isn't going to be quite as pristine as LG promises.
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The script, poetic and fragmentary, explores what it means to witness, to confess, to make art from suffering (7183:30).
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Rachel smashes the family's glass dinner table in protest, leading her father to confess to a lifetime's worth of lies.
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But in the middle of May, the pain and the swelling forced him to confess to head trainer George Poulis.
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On second thought, I must confess to a sneaking liking for the antiheroine Lizzie Eustace — as Trollope himself surely had.
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I will confess to you that I took that fax and I threw it on the corner of my desk.
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In a Fox & Friends interview, Trump seemed to confess to a campaign finance violation in his attempts to deny it.
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The Central Park Five, as they are known, did confess to various crimes under extended police questioning and implicated each other.
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Sansa had only instructed her father to confess to treason after being told Joffrey would pardon him — but she was betrayed.
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" On the other, you see headlines like this: "Why couples who confess to watching porn are happier and have better relationships.
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Studies by psychologists have shown that students will confess to academic transgressions they did not commit to avoid even minor penalties.
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To write despite it I must implicate myself, to confess to myself, silently or on the page, that I am envious.
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Nonetheless, I confess to harbouring resentment toward the airline that, for all intents and purposes, chose to profit from my delay.
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Back in 85033, 68 percent of people had confidence in the Church, but now only 41 percent confess to that faith.
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And, as Mr. Trump pointed out, four of the five teenagers did confess to being at the scene of the rape.
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That tribunal would offer amnesty to most rank-and-file fighters and leniently punish guerrilla members who confess to grave crimes.
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Without torture or threats of death or violence, it seems implausible that an innocent suspect would confess to a serious crime.
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I'll confess to feeling a little disappointed when the story was over, after a little under four hours of poking around.
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I confess to G. that I'm suddenly feeling really scared and may start to freak out when the balloon takes off.
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Simpson does not exactly confess to the crime, but he describes how, hypothetically, he might have killed Brown Simpson and Goldman.
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I'll confess to being torn about the major television networks' decision to air President Trump's speech tonight on the border wall.
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" RELATED: 45 Taiwanese suspects 'confess' to fraud However, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman commended Kenya for implementing the "one China policy.
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At one point Bill had told California police he allegedly overheard his father confess to Mary's murder, according to the Clarion-Ledger.
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Although if you straight out ask Dasha whether it's a robot Chernyshov says it has been programmed to confess to being artificial.
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But he still had this advice: Whatever you do, don't confess to anything you didn't do as that just makes it worse.
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Their biggest objection is to the "transitional-justice" provisions, which offer lenient sentences to FARC members if they confess to their crimes.
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To his shock, Gibson sent him a Facebook request in 2011, prompting Banks to ask her to meet — and confess to lying.
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"I asked Chris, 'If you did not do this, do not confess to something you didn't do,&apos" she told the station.
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He says staff taunted him about facing deportation and constantly pressed him to confess to gang membership, which he refused to do.
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The fact that her character, Fleabag, is moved to confess to a priest is a kind of meta-joke for the audience.
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Eisenhauer did not lead authorities to the body, according to Blacksburg police Chief Anthony Wilson, nor did he confess to the killing.
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The promo teased that multiple women eventually confess to being in love with him — he may well love one of them back.
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We confess to being remiss about attending all the events held to honor us or dedicate tokens of respect in our honor.
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Francisco Vicente swore time after time that one person after another just happened to confess to him that they had committed murder.
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I suppose I should confess to one solitary strain of dark sentiment, a theme of vague unease I never gave expression to.
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Cohen implicated the president in his crimes, and the president seemed to confess to his involvement in campaign finance violations on national television.
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Provided their leaders confess to their crimes before a special tribunal, which began its work this month, they will face only symbolic punishment.
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I confess to no small amount of affection for classical designs, which makes Washington, D.C., a particularly nice place for me to live.
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So it remains to be seen what other data misuses Facebook will unearth — and have to confess to now, long after the fact.
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They fear that they will be accused or punished by their families, or community members if they confess to having been sexually harassed.
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FARC commanders who confess to crimes against humanity will receive eight-year sentences entailing "effective restrictions of liberties and rights"—but not jail.
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Install the extension, confess to your bad habits, and watch the interventions spring up, encouraging you to stop scrolling and close the tab.
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SUSPECTS CONFESS TO SWIPING SHARK FROM SAN ANTONIO AQUARIUM IN BABY STROLLER "He was going to do a stake out," another user joked.
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Two-thirds of Brazilians confess to seeking out such shortcuts, according to a survey conducted in 2006 by Alberto Almeida, a political scientist.
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Kratz told detectives he was present for three of the four killings but did not confess to killing any of the men himself.
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"Confess to U" pairs hard-edged funk and house sounds with a softly enveloping melodic progression, highlighting internal contrasts to subtly gorgeous effect.
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The police eventually got the thief to confess to the heist after the person had been arrested on something unrelated, Chief Vague said.
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If Trump were smarter, he would confess to the affair, maybe have a Jimmy Swaggart "I have sinned against you, my Lord" moment.
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I would never have turned toward writing with a burning desire to confess, to understand, to justify myself in the eyes of others.
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For me, the frozen potpie has long since lost its attractiveness, but I confess to sometimes longing for a made-from-scratch version.
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On Easter weekend 1960, Garza borrowed her parents' car to go to Sacred Heart Church in McAllen, Texas, and confess to Father Feit.
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He did, however, confess to wearing blackface as part of a dance contest where he dressed up as Michael Jackson in the 1980s.
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A long haircut would have never gotten past the school teacher she was assigned to confess to — it would have just made things worse.
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Her case further strained U.S.-Russian relations, prompting Moscow to accuse Washington of forcing Butina to confess to what it described as ridiculous charges.
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Prosecutors agreed to the plea — with a sentence of life in prison without parole — if Mesiti would confess to his crimes in open court.
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After she was treated, her doctor called the police, saying he would autopsy the fetus if she did not confess to trying to abort.
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That process began as a way to deal with guilt and other personal issues that I did not confess to myself at the time.
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I'll confess to you, I'm not the biggest beauty person, as you can see, and I wore my fancy jacket tonight for you, Emily.
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It seems impossible to believe that anyone could confess to a murder they didn't commit, but it actually happens more often than you'd think.
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The first Aeon pair to land on my review desk was the Aeon Flow Closed, and I confess to not enjoying it at first.
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I said on my show this weekend, that guy, he will confess to sinking the Titanic because he wants to get out of jail.
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Lee's reappearance comes after his colleague Gui Minhai appeared on Chinese state television on Sunday, to confess to a 2003 hit-and-run incident.
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He demanded that I falsely confess to being a C.I.A. agent and invent false stories that Mr. Zarif had connections to Western intelligence agencies.
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Those who confess to crimes like kidnapping and executions will be subject to five to eight years of restricted mobility, but no prison time.
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The only time he'd seen me was when he was beating the crap out of me, making me confess to something I didn't do.
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The big picture: I must confess to being surprised by Trump's tweet — even if he's made and bailed on such threats in the past.
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I confess to a level a fatigue with respect to artists raising questions to which no one has answers, underscoring problems without presenting solutions.
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Instead of these gory tales, the courtroom audience had expected a prosecution witness, Jesus Zambada García, to confess to a bombshell act of corruption.
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In March, the German police found a skier tethered to a blood bag and the investigation led two Austrian cyclists to confess to doping.
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All recounted being forced to participate in self-criticism rituals, whereby members would confess to their commanders any sexual or disloyal thoughts they had.
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In public, scientists would sound a hopeful note; alone, they would confess to their feelings of failure and discuss the imminence of mass starvation.
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Helen must confess to her exhaustion, her despair at not being a better friend and nurse, her anger at Nicola's terrible, terminal time-wasting.
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In one transcript of the phone tap from 1950, which the Los Angeles Times found in 2003, Hodel appears to confess to killing his secretary.
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Their alleged plot unraveled after Roberts' conscience allegedly compelled her to confess to a man who was involved in a love triangle with both sisters.
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Here's the part where I confess to how many perfectly good tubes of $30 prestige mascara I've tossed after one itchy, annoying day: a lot.
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As in the original agreement, guerrillas (and members of state security forces) who confess to crimes before a special tribunal will continue to avoid jail.
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After some discussion, Eli and Diane visit Connor to confess to the obstruction crime because that would mean Connor won't have to go after Marissa.
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Those fears didn't stop Heart from getting physical with boys in her congregation, even as she refused to "confess" to herself that she was gay.
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King spent years learning the intricacies of the legal system and eventually helped convince the actual perpetrator to come forward and confess to the murder.
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I was so taken by the ink drawings that I have to confess to not looking carefully enough at the ones in crayon and ink.
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"They'll be told that if they confess to something they may be able to expect a degree of leniency," he told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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America's State Department expressed concern this month about the growing number who "appear to have been coerced to confess to alleged crimes on state media".
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New England style rolls, serve up some style advice on how to pull off a pencil skirt, and confess to a little light law-breaking.
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Actually, CNET's Galaxy Fold didn't go through a test — this is a brutal, 14-hour medieval-style torture designed to make you confess to heresy.
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Police in Papua sparked outrage this month by draping a snake around the neck of a suspect to persuade him to confess to petty theft.
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Ulfr's sister, Danielle Brown, told Seminole County Sheriff's detective that she heard her brother confess to the crime to an attorney, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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" On Maria Butina, accused in the United States of being a Russian agent of influence: "I don't understand what she is supposed to confess to.
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Mr Duque has sought to undermine the "transitional-justice" system, under which former FARC leaders are given light punishments if they confess to their crimes.
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But after she reported it to police, they badgered her into rescinding her report, eventually getting her to confess to making the whole thing up.
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Duffin also slammed Dassey's defense attorney Len Kachinsky, who is seen aggressively trying to get Dassey to confess to the crime in the Netflix series.
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I will confess to feeling so befuddled by these two scenes that I had to back up the DVR and make sure I hadn't missed something.
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Ron Shipp, a longtime friend of O.J. Simpson, tells PEOPLE he believes Simpson will eventually confess to murdering ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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There, Sasha plays "I Wanna Be Adored" to force Elliot, who spends the episode contemplating his own demons and addiction issues, to confess to Becky's murder.
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She was also a part of a sting operation with the NYPD to get Weinstein to confess to the incident while she was wearing a wire.
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The more interesting question for me, looking ahead, is will Sean Penn agree to testify in a court as to what he heard Guzmán confess to.
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Though Franken's statement did not explicitly confess to groping or other inappropriate behavior, he acknowledged that some women felt disrespected by him, and apologized for that.
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He'd one day confess to the critic Georg Brandes that he needn't write an autobiography; he already had, he explained, when he wrote The Ugly Duckling.
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And if your ex-fwb does confess to having feelings for you (feelings that you don't return), then it's best to stop seeing that person altogether.
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It was, all sides say, the outcome Malinowski herself preferred, as long as Slager agreed to confess to his crime and accept a life of imprisonment.
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Authorities allege the Amish man told them he felt compelled to confess to poisoning his wife, Anna, who Missouri officials had determined died from liver disease.
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Their share prices have tumbled ever since the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the central bank and regulator, sensibly forced them to confess to past mistakes.
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That prevents the next three governments from cancelling or changing the agreement, including its controversial provisions under which guerrillas who confess to crimes are treated leniently.
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On her quest to becoming whole again, she wants to confess to Cookie the murders (yes, murders) she committed for Lucious while Cookie was locked up.
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Oren Chase is brought in to confess to his role in the matter and makes it sound like Dunbar was the one to pay him off.
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Omar S and Nite Jewel shared a music video today for their new boogie-influenced single "Confess to U" on the Detroit producer's FXHE Records imprint.
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"Even as I feel deep remorse about how I treated some people in my life, I cannot confess to the accusations that are inaccurate," he wrote.
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One of them, the 17-year-old Pino Pelosi, would confess to beating Pasolini and running him over with the Alfa, a confession he later recanted.
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Japanese courts have a conviction rate close to 100 percent, and defendants in the majority of cases confess to their crimes, sometimes under duress from prosecutors.
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When it comes to team-building and loyalty-building, Mr. Ren turned to the party's system of self-criticism, in which cadres confess to their misdeeds.
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The State Should Stay Clear of the Confession Booth: Waleed Aly argues that requiring priests to turn in people who confess to child abuse will backfire.
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Maybe 10 times I've watched Chandler, Joey and Monica break down and confess to the other three that, yes, Chandler did pee on Monica's jellyfish sting.
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Those who fail to confess to war crimes, atrocities or other serious violations of humanitarian law, such as kidnapping, face up to 20 years in prison.
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He is now facing decades in prison, accused of manipulating students from the school to the point that they were willing to falsely confess to crimes.
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They seized mobile phones without warrants and forced the men to identify gay soldiers on their contact lists and to confess to having sex with them.
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He then returned to Mueller's office in December to confess to the lies and to give Mueller's team access to his various laptops and cell phones.
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Of course, we all don't float from soiree to soiree through this part of winter — I confess to usually losing the fight against hibernation — but Jan.
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The accord's provisions for "transitional justice"—mild punishments for FARC leaders who confess to war crimes—were too lenient, contends Mr Uribe, who is now a senator.
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But he begged her for the chance to withdraw from Citizen Lab on his own, and to confess to the director Ron Deibert in his own words.
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I'll confess to being surprised the show didn't at least take one episode to leave viewers wondering who carried out the attack before showing all its cards.
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But when Emma tells the other women about Jesse's hurt feelings, they confess to Jesse that they assumed he was busy with his classes at law school.
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Though one college-age resident appears to have gotten caught up in Internet chat that went awry, others confess to acts against children that are stomach-turning.
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He also said he was in the process of fleeing when he was arrested, but he did not confess to the killings of Berman and Kathleen Durst.
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There's a resistance; people have an inherent trust that nobody would confess to a crime like murder unless they'd done it because the consequences are so severe.
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She would sit in a room with him, and he'd confess to her that, for years, he'd been looking at illegal images of child sexual abuse online.
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" One managed to flee the country; the others have been arrested, tortured and made to confess to being part of an underground terrorist organization called "the Network.
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The list is long, wide and deep, though I have to confess to reading far more poetry, fiction and memoirs than I do plays, journalism or criticism.
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BEIJING — Before the Chinese human rights lawyer stood trial for subversion, he wrote a letter saying he would confess to such charges only if he was tortured.
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As time passed, Mr. Ray had so much control over the young adults that he got them to confess to crimes they did not commit, prosecutors said.
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He got them to falsely confess to damaging property and in some cases to trying to poison him, then used those confessions as leverage, the indictment said.
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Yang Hengjun has been shackled, cut off from all contact with his family and interrogated daily to make him confess to being a spy, his representatives said.
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She knew what he was up to, and if he didn't write it all down — inform on his friends and confess to his crimes — she'd charge him.
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I confess to Facetune-ing my selfies, and I Snapchat all my beauty disasters, like the time I gave myself a trio of hickeys with a curling iron.
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"Until we look at the whole picture and understand the complex psychology of the interrogation room, many more women will confess to crimes that they did not commit."
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So, in 2002, Reyes was finally compelled to confess to raping and assaulting Meili in 1989 — he was also guilty of other rapes in Central Park that summer.
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"I will confess to having been flattered at being kicked around as a possibility, but I had seen so many close friends go through such agonies," he says.
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But no, they want to talk about whores and porn stars or about a lawyer who they are squeezing so tight he&aposll confess to sinking the Titanic.
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Russia in December accused the United States of forcing Butina to falsely confess to what it described as the "absolutely ridiculous charges" of her being a Russian agent.
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The prisoners also said vital medical supplies were withheld, they were threatened with violence by police, and some were forced to confess to crimes they had not committed.
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Magnitsky had said he was mistreated in jail and denied medical care in an effort to get him to confess to tax evasion and give evidence against Browder.
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But on the eve of the deadline, Uber investors confess to little knowledge about whether enough employees or major shareholders have turned in documents volunteering to sell. Why?
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The series holds our attention, though, by feeding us plenty of details about 24-year-old Denice and the two men who confess to raping and killing her.
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I had to confess to him that, yes, I urinated in a friend's gas tank, and no, I didn't have the money to pay for the car repair.
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He attempts to charm her, but when she tries to get him to confess to killing her sister, he pretends to have no idea what she's talking about.
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In the final episode of Sacha Baron Cohen's undercover project, the comedian tries to get O.J. Simpson to confess to the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown.
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As he and his siblings had always done, he went back to the family home, to confess to the father who'd had such high hopes for his offspring.
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Until we look at the whole picture and understand the complex psychology of the interrogation room, many more women will confess to crimes that they did not commit.
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They've been debating it all week on Twitter — on one hand, on the other; by now there are so many hands that I must confess to paralyzing ambivalence.
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Her remarks ran counter to the Kremlin's account of Butina being forced by the United States to falsely confess to the "ridiculous" charge of being a Russian agent.
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The accord allows former rebels who come forward to the JEP tribunal to receive reduced sentences and avoid prison, but they must confess to any crimes and repay victims.
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In a separate documentary about the murder, Davis revealed he was battling an illness and wanted to confess to what happened on that night before it was too late.
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The peace accord said that former rebels who submit to the tribunal can receive reduced sentences and avoid prison, but they must confess to any crimes and repay victims.
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On their first date, there are already hints that all is not as it seems, when Roy and Betty both confess to using fake names on their dating profiles.
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But I must confess to being particularly depressed by a recent op-ed about the state of the academic study of history by Max Boot in the Washington Post.
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Officers told him during his lengthy interrogation that he would face the death penalty if he didn't confess to the crime, but would only receive probation if he did.
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However, presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo told CNN Philippines in a statement that Duterte made up the comments because he was goaded on by the priest to confess to something.
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Some American detainees who have spoken at similar news conferences in Pyongyang later said, after being freed, that they had been forced to confess to crimes and to apologize.
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Instead, it's a seven-part indictment of our criminal justice system, the trust we put in law enforcement, and the reasons why people confess to crimes they didn't commit.
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I will confess to occasionally dropping in on a co-worker pal who always has a good stash of candy, and I have never brought her some in return.
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Both men acted as interrogators, demanding that the captives confess to corrupt self-enrichment and pledge to surrender vast sums, according to relatives and close associates of several detainees.
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During the trial, a friend of Mr. Syed said that he had heard him confess to the murder and accompanied him to the park to bury Ms. Lee's body.
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Additionally, the peace deal creates a transitional justice system that will investigate abuses committed by all sides and spare former combatants jail time if they confess to their war crimes.
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In the video, the unidentified suspect, whose hands are tied behind his back, is seen screaming as police laugh and taunt him, and demand he confess to stealing mobile phones.
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Tituba, who would eventually confess to various forms of witchcraft including flight and signing the Devil's book, initially claimed that Good and Osborne were responsible for the young girls' afflictions.
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Status: Acquitted at trialGuevara's alleged misconduct: Beating, witness tampering Melendez told BuzzFeed News that Guevara repeatedly struck him to get him to confess to murder, which he refused to do.
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Chief Deputy District Attorney Annette Rees agreed to the plea — with a sentence of life in prison without parole — if Mesiti he would confess to his crimes in open court.
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The protracted nature of the talks, and the concessions made to the guerrillas (they will escape jail if they confess to crimes), have taken their toll on the president's popularity.
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But as Jonathan Shay points out, you want to confess to those who are listening, truly listening, honestly listening, at meetings where things are safe and communal, or to friends.
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Voters confess to Yang that they voted for Trump in the last election or that they're a former Republican and had only registered as a Democrat to vote for him.
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Using tactics such as sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, and physical abuse, Ray got at least seven of the victims to falsely confess to the accusations, the indictment said.
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But what Mr. Yang's lawyers described appeared to be an all-out attempt to persuade him to confess to a charge of espionage that has not been detailed or explained.
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Carole Ghosn claimed the goal of her husband's imprisonment was to get him to confess to crimes so that he would be ousted from Nissan and unable to complete a merger.
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"Officer, I have things to confess to you," the suspect, 53-year-old Robert Raff, said as he was handcuffed during his arrest Saturday in Avon, Oho, reports Fox 8 Cleveland.
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Rannells, who is now openly gay, was still struggling with his sexuality at the time, and decided to "confess" to Father Dominic, because he had no one else to talk to.
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In Cynthia and Fred Warmbier's complaint, they claim that North Korea forced Otto to falsely "confess" to an act of subversion on behalf of the United States government and tortured him.
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"I had no idea she was going to confess" to anything, Aniello Moscato testified Tuesday during a pretrial hearing in an Orange County, New York court, according to The Poughkeepsie Journal.
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Jones was arrested for a litany of art theft crimes and heading to federal prison… until Benjamin strode in to confess to each and every one of his lady's suspected crimes.
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Arthur J. Snow Jr., who served time in prison with Mr. Fennell, said last month in a sworn affidavit that he heard Mr. Fennell confess to the murder of Ms. Stites.
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In the course of Dostoyevsky's magnificent novel he undergoes a deep moral and ideological change, which leads him in the end to confess to the crime of his own free will.
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Not only did Little confess to that crime, but he eventually copped to a total of 93 murders between 1970 and 2005, 50 of which the FBI has confirmed so far.
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By the time Dailey's trial began the following summer in Clearwater, in June 1987, no fewer than three inmates had come forward claiming to have heard Dailey confess to the killing.
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Brooke Crews, 38, of Fargo, North Dakota, appeared in court Monday morning with her attorney, Steve Mottinger, to confess to her crimes in the death of 22-year-old Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind.
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Instead, Vicente said, they made him an offer: If Vicente would testify that he heard Bouto confess to the murder, the detectives would put in a good word for Vicente with prosecutors.
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In fact, I will happily confess to taking advantage of the TechCrunch New York couch after a big lunch, or after a morning that started stupidly early thanks to deadlines and embargoes.
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The Innocence Project, which works to free people who believe they are wrongly imprisoned, noted that there are a number of reasons why people may initially confess to something they didn't do.
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Also, Miranda's musical doesn't exactly call the Reynolds Pamphlet — the document Hamilton wrote to confess to his affair with Mariah Reynolds — "Dick 101," as he does with a giggle on Drunk History.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWe have to confess to having a slight preference for Chrome over Safari on the desktop, just because of the way it looks and works, and how everything is tab-based.
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In an attempt to make him confess to leaking information about the situation in Mosul, IS militants tortured W.M. physically and psychologically, the journalist told CPJ, but declined to provide further details.
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In " Darkness at Noon, " Arthur Koestler's novel about the Moscow trials of the nineteen-thirties, the old Bolsheviks who confess to imaginary crimes against the Party do so not because of torture.
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Ryan Braun trying to get a delivery person fired because he didn't want to confess to juicing does cost the Brewers points but not enough to discount from the mascot slide. 29.
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I visited other captive wolves as well, young and adult, to get a glimpse of how a research project begins — and, I confess, to get a chance to play with wolf puppies.
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Related: Dead Civilians, Uneasy Alliances, and the Fog of Yemen's War "People who have been identified as protesters are being rounded up, tortured, and forced to confess to violent offenses," said Higham.
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"It's the most euphoric experience you'll ever have without drugs," one of the co-founders of Ultimate Power informs me when I confess to this being my first time attending the night.
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This effectively shuts down all web access until you call Covenant Eyes personally, and ask them to reinstate your connection—after you confess to them that you wanted to look at porn.
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"He just came in and told our dispatcher that 'I want to confess to a murder,' and then just gave it up," Sergeant Gibson of Mt. Shasta told the New York Times.
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The disturbing footage appears to show uniformed Iraqi soldiers beating Iraqi civilians and hanging one man from the ceiling by his wrists while demanding they confess to working with the Islamic State.
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On a night not long afterward, I overheard him confess to my mother that he was having trouble summoning the names of drivers when he was announcing, and found himself hesitating uncertainly.
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But another detained bookseller, Lam Wing-kee, revealed after being allowed to return to Hong Kong that he had been held in solitary confinement and forced to confess to illegal book sales.
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In the judge's angry rebuttal to Christine Blasey Ford's allegation of sexual assault, the president claimed mischievously to have heard Mr Kavanaugh confess to having had "difficulty as a young man with drink".
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I confess to feeling unsure the first time I walked through the April Dawn Alison show, wondering if it was OK to closely examine work that was kept private during its maker's lifetime.
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Seven years after that anticlimactic conversation in the car, the relationship I'd been so afraid to confess to my mother was suddenly over, a unilateral decision delivered by phone during a weekday afternoon.
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"I'm here to confess to a crime I committed that he [Dugar] was wrongly accused of," Smith said at Thursday's hearing, almost as soon as he took the stand, according to the Tribune.
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But I do confess to enjoying popping my own zit or two, even though I know it's absolutely awful for my skin — and I may even have a few scars to prove it.
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The prosecution insists Robles's testimony and notes are "critical" and "necessary" to the case—and thus meet the legal threshold to pierce the shield law, even though Juárez did not confess to her.
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The peace accord allows for former rebels and others who come forward to receive reduced sentences and avoid prison if they confess to crimes and repay victims, including any land and property seizures.
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After the weary giggles fade, they confess to tears being shed over this record, not as an admission of guilt, but as a badge of honor over the level of seriousness they possess.
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After hiding it for months, Callie (Maia Mitchell), the Fosters' recently adopted daughter, was forced to confess to her two mothers that she had sex with her then foster, and now legal, brother.
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Although social class, religious fanaticism and early forensic medical procedures are all duly explored, I confess to being more thrilled by the spectacle of a life-size animatronic doll — with rotating glass eyes!
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The clue today, citing this particular story collection, is a debut: I confess to reading overcompletely missing "Herlock Sholmès" when I first solved this puzzle, and being delighted after reading Mr. Charlson's notes.
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The backdrop: Hedges was arrested in May and — according to family members — forced to confess to being a member of foreign intelligence service MI6, despite denials from both his family and the British government.
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The discontent starts with the peace agreement itself, which punishes FARC leaders who confess to terrorist crimes with "restrictions on liberty" (but not jail) and grants their new political party ten seats in congress.
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The market is most developed in America, says Robert Hannigan, one of those ex-GCHQ bosses, thanks in part to Californian laws passed in 2003 that compel firms to confess to large data breaches.
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What deeply upset me was that he had never before dared to confess to anyone the truth about his meeting the man of his life, precisely because it had taken place in a urinal!
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North Carolina authorities are on the hunt for a man who they allege fatally shot his 15-year-old son Tuesday morning before logging on to Facebook to confess to the killing, PEOPLE confirms.
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Under a related agreement reached last year during the negotiations, FARC soldiers would enter into a "transitional justice" system, with reduced sentences for those who confess to crimes that took place during the conflict.
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Amnesty International reported last week, however, that Iranian authorities had a history of using solitary confinement and threats against family members to make people unsavory to the government confess to crimes they didn't commit.
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Her ordeal culminated in a series of "interrogations" conducted by the duo over a 12-day period in a bid to force her to confess to various false crimes they had accused her of.
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Though it was somewhat predictable that his case would go to trial (ya know, for plot!), his decision to not confess to murdering Andrea was kind of a pivotal moment in his character development.
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The wealthy wander their compounds in various states of deshabillé, seeking revenge against rivals; peasants confess to past crimes and commit suicide; local officials act out a ludicrous masquerade of the old imperial court.
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When he takes the stand again this week, Mr. Guzmán's lawyers have said, Mr. Zambada is expected to confess to a remarkable act of corruption: paying $6 million to Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Defectors have claimed that the group seeks to brainwash members — forcing them to confess to sexual fantasies in bizarre public shaming rituals and to send away their children to be brought up by others.
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Tortured and ordered to confess to belonging to a terror group, he was later taken to Russia, first to Moscow for further, mostly nonviolent interrogation, and then to Rostov-on-Don to stand trial.
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He said his interrogators offered him a deal: Confess to belonging to a terror organization controlled by officials in Kiev and get a seven-year sentence, or refuse and spend 20 years in jail.
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And she wants to confess to Isabel each of the thefts, the piles of clothes that are in her apartment, the pairs of shoes she's only worn once, the bags stuffed under her bed.
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Under its provisions for "transitional justice", FARC leaders who confess to war crimes before a special tribunal will be sentenced to up to eight years of "restricted liberty" but will not serve time in jail.
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Despite the shield of internet anonymity, I never see anyone confess to sharing those bad thoughts about how my dad got off too easy and it's unfair that he doesn't have to suffer more guilt.
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Citing the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, a Los Angeles judge postponed the trial of Robert Durst, the 76-year-old real estate heir who appeared to confess to murder in the 2015 HBO documentary The Jinx.
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SEOUL, South Korea — One American who was held captive in North Korea said he was interrogated up to 803 hours a day by officials who wanted him to confess to plotting to overthrow their government.
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It's hard to imagine them doing anything of the sort, and extremely difficult (and understandable) to watch them break down and "confess" to the rape in response to the confusion and stress of the interrogation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Japanese prosecutors want Carlos Ghosn, the detained auto executive who oversaw an alliance that sold 10 million vehicles a year, to confess to financial misconduct, his son told France's weekly Journal du Dimanche (JDD).
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Minarcin shared those accusations with Harvey's public defender, William Whalen, who worked out a plea bargain that required Harvey to confess to all his past murders in order to take the death penalty off the table.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the United States of forcing Russian national Maria Butina to falsely confess to what it described on Wednesday as the ridiculous charge of her being a Russian agent.
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Isn't it about time that we started making some of these technology companies confess to being media companies and then they will have to adhere to the same rules and regulations that media businesses do i.
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In 2015, a British corporate investigator accused Chinese officials of deliberately withholding medical treatment while he was in jail to try to force him to confess to a role in a scandal involving drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline Plc.
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Williams plays Bobby McCray, the father of Antron McCray, who testified in 1990 that he told his son to confess to the crime — because he believed a confession would mean the police would let him go.
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He offered himself as Exhibit A. By confessing to his own ambition, he would make it safe for others to confess to theirs, and thereby enjoy without guilt the worldly goods their strivings had brought them.
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Academics have theories why someone would falsely confess to a crime, including having a mental disability, being interviewed without a lawyer or parent in the room, or suffering through hours or days in jail before questioning.
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Just to have them sit in front of a microphone and to confess to the wrongs they've done, to own up, to take complete responsibility, be transparent about some things that have altered their lives forever.
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With his chances of parole having evaporated after the DNA evidence linked him to at least four killings, Mr. Lee, still safe from fresh indictment, may have decided to confess to the other crimes, police said.
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One juror said that Mr. Hernandez might have a personality disorder but that none of the experts who had testified convinced the juror that the disorder could make a man confess to something he had invented.
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Van der Zwaan spoke with the special counsel's office a second time in early December to confess to his inaccuracies and what he knew, according to prosecutors' statements in court and a plea agreement released Tuesday.
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Jail is a terrible place, so people might be willing to confess to a crime they didn't commit — especially one that doesn't require prison time — just to get out without paying the bail they can't afford.
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Last week, Chinese state-media published and broadcast interviews with two men reported to be among the 45 Taiwan citizens who appeared to confess to being part of the fraud syndicate and described the scheme in detail.
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"Ray used physical, sexual, and psychological abuse to make his victims confess to alleged wrongdoing, then agreed to make substantial payments to Ray, payments that these young students did not actually owe and could not actually afford."
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Butina pleaded guilty in December last year to one count of conspiring to act as a foreign agent for Russia, prompting Moscow to accuse Washington of forcing her to confess to what it described as ridiculous charges.
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"I confess to some of the charges but deny others," Ignace told Judge Justin Nshimiyimana, adding he had been influenced by superiors in FDLR, whom he did not name, into plotting to topple President Paul Kagame's government.
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Trump is the worst boss who hires the worst people: People who confess to crimes, are secretly operating as foreign agents, allegedly beat their wives and have absolutely no expertise in the area in which they work.
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The police had been investigating the disappearance of four men in Pennsylvania for only a week when prosecutors sprang a deal on their chief suspect: Confess to murder and help the investigation, and avoid the death penalty.
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Another news website which often reflects the views of Shi'ite Muslim opposition groups quoted the family as saying that he had complained of severe torture to force him to confess to charges of links to the bombing.
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Before the trial, Mr. Scarcella got Mr. Washington to confess to the murder, but on the witness stand, Mr. Washington claimed that the detective had hit him, choked him and squeezed his testicles to obtain the statement.
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Minutes before the pardon was announced on Monday, a UAE government spokesman showed journalists a video of Hedges purporting to confess to belonging to Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and researching which military systems the UAE was buying.
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If you can get the predator to confess to what has happened, and the firm to confirm that in a resignation, for example, or some kind of apology or removal from position of power, that accomplishes two purposes.
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When he surfaced he told relatives that, in an effort to force him to confess to being a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, officials had raped him with a wooden stick and administered electric shock to his genitals.
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He had a terrible grip, and was known to hold the boys by the wrist for hours, forcing them to repeat nonsense catechisms and confess to all manner of wickedness they could scarce understand, let alone have committed.
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In the book, there's the story of us getting inside the prison and videotaping Anzor [Sharmaidze] as he described in detail how the police had tortured him and made him confess to a murder that he didn't commit.
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As we reported, Rodgers secretly recorded R. Kelly in an attempt to get him to confess to sexually abusing her when she was 19 ... as well as plying her with drugs and alcohol and giving her an STD.
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It's true, President Clinton didn't confess to the American people until he was cornered, but importantly, he put on his public sackcloth and ashes weeks before the Republican Congress released the Starr Report to the public on Sept.
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Strawberry's campaign is a rebuke of the privacy promised in Alcoholics Anonymous and suggests that "someone get up and grab on to the pillory and confess to the world that they've relapsed," Haroutunian said in an interview Tuesday.
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Joy and Alan quickly work out their frustrations, he with his fellow teacher, Claire (Zawe Ashton), and she with a cop from her hydrotherapy class (William Ash of "The Tunnel"), and just as quickly confess to each other.
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We had to go to confession, and when the young woman who was our teacher (and whom I liked and always tried to please) gave us a list of sins I could not find anything to confess to.
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Nor did it reduce the rates at which they handed over their phone to us — a result consistent with previous studies that have found negligible effects of Miranda warnings on the rates at which suspects confess to crimes.
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A man who served time in prison with Mr. Fennell said in a sworn affidavit last month that he had heard Mr. Fennell confess to killing Ms. Stites because she had cheated on him with a black man.
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In an effort to reconnect with him, the family will take a trip to Disney World, where, during a Donald Duck brunch, an emotional groom will confess to the bride about Kate, saying that he's been a fool.
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Those who surrender to judicial organs within 30 days and confess to their crimes will be treated leniently and might avoid punishment, said a notice posted on Sunday on the official social media account of the Hami city government.
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And these days, at least in Manhattan — and Los Angeles, London and even Paris, I suspect — many women will quietly confess to a shot of Botox from time to time, or a dose of filler to soften their smiles.
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I confess to feeling a pang of jealousy when Cederström produces a complete book manuscript in a euphoric amphetamine rush induced by study drugs during Productivity Month—and a surge of Schadenfreude when it's rejected by his baffled publisher.
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"I had to stand in front of judicial committee (a tribunal of local Elders), confess to my sin and then refused to repent – therefore I was disfellowshipped and have been shunned ever since by family and friends," he explained.
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A Russian lawyer representing one suspect, Yevgeniy A. Nikulin, wrote an open letter to President Trump warning that his client would be forced to falsely confess to election meddling if extradited to the United States from the Czech Republic.
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In the prosecution's telling, Mr. Hernandez had a temper that made him volatile and an overwhelming sense of guilt that led him to repeatedly confess — to a prayer group, to his former wife and, decades later, to the authorities.
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Detained Australian: Lawyers for Yan Hengjun say that Chinese officials have cut off all contact between him and his family in an effort to "break" him and force the writer and democracy activist to confess to being a spy.
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Mr. Castellon said he found Mr. Hernandez's confessions credible, and although he believed Mr. Hernandez might have a personality disorder, none of the experts who testified convinced him that it could make him confess to something he had invented.
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As one who spends considerable time teaching young people how to make sense of power and authority and, therein, how to cultivate their own capacity for leadership, I confess to having no interest in training them to discover their inner loudmouth.
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After running through the major games coming out this month, starting with Tacoma later this week, I confess to having my heart broken in Dream Daddy, which leads to a discussion about how we should judge content cut from a game.
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I confess to being rather puzzled how some recent polls have affected the 538 odds (since I wrote the last sentence, for example, an NBC poll showing a four-point lead for Clinton caused the 538 odds to drop to 64.4%).
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When most of the world was seeing flashing headlines on CNN about a man who leveraged Facebook to show off and confess to a murder, Zuckerberg talked about a future where augmented reality — a fake reality, you could say — is everything.
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The woman, who says she plans to sue Kelly under the name Jane Doe, secretly recorded a conversation with Kelly recently in which she was trying to get him to confess to his alleged transgressions with her when she was 19.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's white-collar crimes police unit on Tuesday established a telephone hotline for people seeking to confess to tax evasion linked to the Panama Papers documents leak and said those who come forward could expect more lenient treatment.
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In the videos, which total about a half-hour, the activists, all in their 20s, confess to a variety of offenses, including subverting state power and working with foreign forces to hurt China's international image, activists said in interviews on Monday.
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The Bucks are the only team in the league that ranked in the top five in offensive and defensive efficiency, but I confess to being one of those old-school pundits hung up on their lack of big-game experience.
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" After it aired in 2015, The Jinx was revealed to be edited: both the timeline of events leading to its final episode as well as the recording in which Durst appeared to confess to murder by saying he "killed them all.
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Mr. Koon, who began visiting Mr. Chan because both he and Ms. Poon had graduated from schools affiliated with the Anglican Church, said he had been struck by Mr. Chan's willingness to confess to the killing and turn himself in.
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In the three decades since the Central Park case, exonerations through DNA evidence have shown that some people, particularly vulnerable teenagers, confess to crimes they have not committed, and that racial bias is often at the root of wrongful convictions.
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I was going to sign off there, but then my conscience needed to confess to everyone that the literal second Zoe left for a meeting just now, I reached into my office desk chocolate supply — technically off limits — and had three chocolate pretzels.
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During production of the series, filmmakers uncovered additional evidence connecting Durst to the deaths, including a note that appeared to be in his handwriting — and caught on tape an off-the-cuff comment in which Durst seems to confess to multiple murders.
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Possibly. In a recent radio interview, the Aussie rapper spoke about the rumor that her fiancé Nick Young cheated on her, following the release of a video in which the basketball player appears to confess to teammate D'Angelo Russell that he was unfaithful.
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I believe when constructing crosswords, the solver's pleasure should be paramount, but I confess to being a little selfish about not taking simpler routes to finishing themed puzzle constructions by having more of my grids use the allowable maximum of 78 entries.
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The next day, police said, Hawkins' sister contacted authorities after learning about the killing on the news and offered to help, saying her brother had been estranged from the family and that she believed she could get him to confess to the murder.
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How almost heartening, then, to read Richard Boch's new memoir, "The Mudd Club" (Feral House), and hear the author confess to feeling insecure and to wanting to join the cool crowd when he worked the door at the seminal punk rock club.
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Over time, using threats and coercion, he persuaded the young adults he first met at the school, Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers, N.Y., to confess to crimes they had not committed and then extorted hundreds of thousands of dollars from them, prosecutors said.
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He said he did not know who the person was — no one among his bevy of helpers would confess to finding the photo, which appeared to come from a conspiracy website, nor could he remember who his helpers were on Monday, he testified.
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The Season Two finale spent much of its time underscoring Jimmy's loyalty toward his brother Chuck, maintained with such disregard to his own well-being that he is literally willing to confess to a felony in order ensure that Chuck is spared any self-loathing.
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"Bobomurod Abdullayev's has already paid a terrible price for his independent journalism, spending seven months in Uzbekistan's most notorious detention center where he was allegedly tortured to confess to trumped up charges," said Denis Krivosheev, Amnesty's Deputy Director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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Ever since HBO scored big early last year with a docu-series about Robert Durst that ended with his seeming to confess to murder, the immediacy of the open-ended true crime format, also seen in the Netflix hit "Making a Murderer," has beckoned imitators.
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Mr. Fishbein, on the other hand, asked jurors to name circumstances when people might confess to a crime they did not commit, and he raised the possibility of a juror's being the only person who disagrees with the rest of the panel on the verdict.
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Fan-favorite Olenna Tyrell died in an appropriately crowd-pleasing manner: The Queen of Thorns kept her composure while downing a poison-spiked glass of wine, and used her last breath to shit on the Lannister legacy and confess to killing the "cunt" Joffrey.
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During her first semester away, Goldbach, drunk and possibly drugged at a party, was raped by two upstanding young men, and everything she did in the aftermath — confide in a friend, confess to a priest, report to the institutional authorities — had the worst possible outcome.
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He devotes a chapter to refuting accusations that Big Tech companies are evil, only to confess to worrying about the threat they pose to personal privacy, which he fears will get dramatically worse as facial recognition and voice-recording technologies become ever more ubiquitous.
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"Skylit Loftspace NYC (seated)" (2015), a view of the artist's studio, of which there are several in the exhibition, is less dramatic, though Downes manages to extract a full spectrum, ranging from middle-tone blues to milky washes that confess to the ochre ground beneath.
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Opinion Columnist How many people from Donald Trump's campaign and inner circle have to confess to crimes or be convicted of them before it is clear to everyone — Republicans especially — that the campaign was guided by criminals, if not was a criminal enterprise itself?
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SYDNEY, Australia — Chinese officials have cut off all contact between a detained Australian writer and democracy activist, Yang Hengjun, and his family, in what his lawyers described on Sunday as an effort to "break" Mr. Yang and force him to confess to being a spy.
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When I laid on my horn while following the slow driver — which I confess to you here I did — then I expressed a value that I would really not want to be associated with, and would likely not have admitted to at the time.
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Wielding his public relations might, Armstrong was bizarrely afforded the opportunity to confess to his doping on the Oprah Winfrey Show, after which the full extent of his deceit and intimidation towards the media, his support staff and his teammates (as well as their spouses) became apparent.
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Magnitsky, who alleged that Russian officials were involved in large-scale tax fraud, died after a year in jail during which he said he was mistreated and denied medical care in an effort to get him to confess to tax evasion and give evidence against Browder.
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" At one point, he executes a gentle friend of his named Chris, who got swept up in one of Barry's bloody skirmishes and was planning to confess to the cops; the episode then cuts to the acting class performing articulation exercises—"Many men making much money.
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Prospective jurors were asked about their history with mental health issues and the criminal justice system, and whether they believed a person could confess to a crime he did not commit or if they could convict someone of murder though a body had never been found.
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But speaking as someone who is old enough to have actually lived through it — I was in high school and college in the 1980s; my mother was one of the ceiling-cracking women in those big-shouldered suits — I confess to having mixed feelings about the resurgence.
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I confess to having sympathized so acutely with the mammoth puppet star of "King Kong," on Broadway, that when one of his arms was badly bitten by a giant snake on Skull Island and Kong fell asleep on the wound, it demolished my suspension of disbelief.
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In "The Man I Killed," just remade by François Ozon as "Frantz," Phillips Holmes plays a French former soldier who plans to confess to the family of the man he killed in World War I. After a collapse of nerve, he pretends to have been his friend.
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I confess to loving my giant (if scary expensive) blue-and-white stripe Balenciaga shirt, but who's to say that a big Brooks Brothers shirt in a similar blue- or red-and-white stripe wouldn't look just as cool (and might well be on sale now)?
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When Bill Simmons and Zach Lowe devoted perhaps 3 minutes of a recent pod to the Nets surge, I confess to feelings of pride and validation I can only liken to a U.F.O. conspiracy theorist hearing that the government is probing the sighting of a flying saucer.
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Should it have ever dawned on him to confess to Aparna—his work bae played by Jasmine Kaur—that he was still struggling with the trauma of being cheated on in a previous relationship, perhaps she would have been more understanding of his paranoia and insecurity.
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Though Rivkin specifically warns against "an absurd counting, that says as much about the critics as it does the art or artist" of, say, how many times a poet or passage appears in Twombly's work, I confess to tallying the names of 45 separate poets mentioned in Chalk.
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"Although nothing he can say or do will be able to make up for what he did, my client did confess to police and led them to the body, and, as soon as possible, he pleaded guilty and he has accepted responsibility for what he did," Rodriguez says.
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And, he said, the fact that no informant has stepped forward in all these years speaks to a quintessential Boston characteristic — the "closed culture" and tribal nature of its people, especially small-time hoodlums, he said, who would likely confess to a murder before informing on someone. Mrs.
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He gave a rambling, nearly incoherent interview to Fox News, in which he not only seemed to confess to a campaign finance violation, one of the things Cohen pleaded guilty to, but he also made himself sound more like a mob boss than a law-and-order president.
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White Collar Watch A powerful claim in a criminal case is the defense lawyer's proclamation of the client's innocence, exemplified by the near-perfect record of the fictional defense lawyer Perry Mason getting the real perpetrator to break down on the witness stand and confess to the crime.
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Most people find it impossible to imagine why anyone would confess to a crime he didn't commit, but, watching Dassey's interrogation, it is easy to see how a team of motivated investigators could alternately badger, cajole, and threaten a vulnerable suspect into saying what they wanted to hear.
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Perhaps that's why, in reporting this piece, I was unable to get anyone to go on record about claiming to be Jewish on dating sites — or why those who confess to misleading potential matches often do so behind the anonymity of user names and avatars, even when their intentions are genuine.
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On the campaign trail, Duque repeatedly vowed to roll back benefits inscribed in the deal, such as demanding that rebel commanders behind scores of atrocities first confess to their war crimes and compensate victims before they are allowed to take up the congressional seats they have been promised in the accord.
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Gowdy should have known that there was zero chance of a "Perry Mason" moment like those featured on the old TV show about a defense lawyer, when Strzok would break down under the withering questions of GOP members and confess to placing his thumb on the scale of the investigations.
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"I will confess to you, and do what you want with this, that the marketing has been very obnoxious," he told me in an interview, referring to the seduction industry's long history of treating sex as the ultimate endgame, rather than building a relationship or improving self-worth in other ways.
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Others are points on which, in light of the plebiscite, the government should press the FARC: Mr Uribe wants the "effective restrictions on liberty" that would apply to those who confess to war crimes to involve confinement, though not prison, and for these to be incompatible with a seat in congress.
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It felt a little weird for that to be glossed over so quickly, though Pius does confess to the African priest that he thinks he sinned by getting too close to Esther and her family, so perhaps this is all we're going to get in regards to closing that plotline.
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Archie and Jughead subsequently get into a tense fight about the affair, leading Archie to confess to hearing a gunshot on July 4th, and Jughead's ensuing anger over the fact that Archie isn't doing the right thing and coming forward proves to be the push that Archie needs to nut up.
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I'll confess to some disappointment going in, since I had read about the company and heard glowing reports from friends about its dazzling spectacles and ample repertoire, which includes many other Broadway musicals but also adaptations of classic novels ("Gone With the Wind"!), operas, Shakespeare plays and movies ("Bonnie and Clyde"!).
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"I felt very concerned about talking about my politics in any way, shape or form," said Ms. Cox, who lives and works in a Republican-heavy suburban milieu north of Atlanta, where people don't confess to being Democrats until after a couple of glasses of Pinot Grigio at a dinner party.
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What's easy to forget, due to Bush's tendency to not admit mistakes while he was in office, was that much of what propelled him to first the Republican nomination and then the presidency in 2000 was his ability to confess to wrongdoing in his past, beg for forgiveness, and seek redemption.
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Whether or not Pariss pressured Tituba to confess to the charges or she did so as a reprieve from his violence, Tituba likely realized it would be generally less risky to own up to a supernatural conspiracy than flatly deny involvement; Puritans hate liars, but they can't deny a good request for forgiveness.
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Also, Michaud and Aynesworth, by their own admissions, weren't really able to get Bundy to confess to anything: They had to appeal to his vanity in order to get him to speculate in the third-person about what such a bloodthirsty person would do, were he not able to stop murdering women.
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During his innocence hearing in Raleigh, North Carolina, Allison Redlich, a false confession expert at the University of Albany, explained to the jury how a police officer had used Blackmon's mental illness against him; pretended to be his friend; and convinced him to confess to the dormitory murder, reported the Associated Press.
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Some former Obama officials now confess to misgivings about Mr. Obama's reluctance to act, or speak out more forcefully, even as the evidence piled up during the spring and summer of 2016 that the Russians had hacked the Democratic National Committee and were behind the leak of damaging emails about Hillary Clinton.
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Not only did he confess to sexually assaulting 4- and 8-year-old boys at a $65-a-night motel room about a mile away from the police station, but he also admitted molesting "upwards of 50 children since he was 10 years old in different cities where he had lived," according to Riverside police.
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This reviewer must confess to having met Wolitzer, through our mutual mentor Nora Ephron, whose humanity and specificity can often be felt in Wolitzer's work — here, particularly in the woeful characters who populate the student lounge at the fictional Ryland University, like the girl who needs help deciding whether diarrhea constitutes a medical emergency.
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In April of 1989, the sexual assault of a jogger in Central Park became a flashpoint for race and policing in New York City, as five young men were apprehended and pressured to confess to the crime by a police department looking to close cases and eager to lean on racial prejudices to do so.
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The populist Uribe and his supporters took particular issue at the special courts that would allow rebel leaders who confess to war atrocities to avoid going to prison, and the promise of a quota of seats in the national legislature for the FARC for the first decade after its transformation into a political party.
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I maintain that it slaps and has always slapped, that it stands as the smoothest Wayne has ever sounded, that it is the rare moment where lines like "I could never one-two-three-four-get about you" and "I do confess to the murder scene / 'cause under those sheets I am a mess" actually work.
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He and Rose confess to a mutual admiration of each other's work, but that doesn't stop Shandling from basically doing his bit throughout the entire conversation, though it's peppered with some truly fascinating, affecting stories, including how being struck by a car in 1970 led him to quit Welcome Back, Kotter and turn his energy to standup.
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Through three hours of sporadic attacks, Warren remained energetic (some voters had to be surprised to learn midway through the evening that Warren is 70 years old), occasionally cutting ("Medicare for all who can afford it," she called Buttigieg's plan), and unmoved by her interlocutors' insistence that she confess to the true costs of her health care plan.
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By the time Mindhunter gets to its very first scene in which Ford and Tench interrogate a suspected murderer who has yet to confess to his crime (in the season finale!) it's taken one of the most shopworn scenes in TV — two cops try to get a confession — and returned it to what made it compelling in the first place.
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But Eleanor's decision, early on in season one, to act on the things she learned — to try to actually become a good person and not just someone who knows how to fake being good; to confess to the higher powers that she's not actually meant to be in the Good Place — threw everyone involved in the afterlife for a loop.
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But I'll confess to feeling something—a little lurch in my chest, the tiniest increase in my pulse—when I sit down in a small, dark room at E3 33, away from the main show floors, and play through the first 40 minutes of one of gaming's longest-running will-it-ever-happen-though-seriously-this-is-getting-stupid stories.
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What follows is a dynamic, extraordinary extended scene in which the police who arrive — Krauss and two partners, Demens (Jack Reynor) and Flynn (Ben O'Toole) — begin interrogating the inhabitants of the annex, lining them up against the wall and playing a "game" with them, ostensibly to get them to confess to who shot the gun and where it was hidden.
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Anxiety among Clinton aides and allies, some of whom are positioning themselves for jobs in the White House or ambassadorships, is spreading … Just because Clinton's senior team … knows these efforts are more of a mind game than a minefield doesn't mean the anxiety doesn't take its toll … Some Clinton allies confess to spending hours at night reading through the entire email dump.
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I always pictured myself as someone trying to bend the conversation back to the center — looking for positive things to say about a president, for example, with whom I have deep disagreements — but I must confess to an edgy tweet two weeks ago (complete with an image of the rail siding at Birkenau) reminding folks that other governments have separated children from their parents.
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Aja: I confess to frequently falling down YouTube rabbit holes with Game of Thrones, which means I've watched a lot of the Alt Shift X videos as well as Civilization Ex's history series, which gets a little dry at times but is ridiculously thorough, and actually interesting, if you want to really make sure you're getting all the details the show either glossed over or left out.
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Mr. Lam's account of how he was grabbed at a border crossing, handcuffed, blindfolded, taken hundreds of miles away by train, put in solitary confinement and forced to confess to an act — selling books — that is not a crime in his native Hong Kong renewed fears that harsh Chinese justice, or lawlessness, is seeping into a metropolis steeped in the British legal tradition, right down to the white wigs worn by court officials.
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Although I confess to having enjoyed the cachet evoked by my school's name, I've often regretted that I didn't attend a large coed school with football and basketball games (and parties) to attend — or wished that a "gap year" had been available so that I could have had a year to experience the real world before being immersed in an ivory tower that, perhaps at one year older, I would have appreciated more.
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The individual circumstances of each case are different, but the themes are distressingly similar: multi-hour interrogations without lawyers present; cartoonishly overconfident detectives and prosecutors who decide extremely early on that their suspects are the only suspects and neglect other leads in the process; communities with a high regard for supreme police authority; and juries swayed by the dynamic, polished performances of prosecutors as well as their own disbelief that anyone would falsely to confess to murder.
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Since that initial report in the Russian independent paper Novaya Gazeta (which called the persecution part of a government-ordered "prophylactic sweep" against homosexuals protesting for equal rights throughout the Russian Republic), stories have circulated that the Chechen government has ordered "protective cleansing" of the country and continued to subject men in the country to violent interrogations designed to make them confess to their homosexuality and give up the identities of other LGBT people in the country.
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By 1983 he is "Mr Hairily" (Mr Lee's name at birth was Harry Lee Kuan Yew), chairman of the so-called Sinkapor Inks corporation, who chucks his company's newsletter-writer in the janitor's cupboard for reporting inconvenient truths, and forces his employees to confess to their part in "a Richard Marxist conspiracy"—a sly reference to Operation Spectrum, in which 16 people were arrested and detained without trial, having been accused of being part of a "Marxist conspiracy" to topple the government.
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This seemed to fulfill the requirements of a Sunday, although there seemed to be something missing … (Resolution: Pay attention to the omissions, not just what's there.) The bold lines explained why the crossing clues didn't obey the same rule of the HA, and I confess to completing the whole grid before further inspecting those crosses and realizing that they had something completely different in common, something that added another dimension to the solve and made the title doubly clever, too.
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So if the states of California and New York end up deciding to outlaw sales of modern smartphones — and you really have to hope that's pretty darn unlikely, given how crazy the logic of this is (I told TC's editor I would eat my proverbial hat if the NY law comes to pass, so I confess to having some teeth in the game… ) — you'll undoubtedly soon see a whole lot of U.S. citizens daytripping to the next state to buy their next Nexus or iPhone.
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Well, he's about to ride an escalator to announce his campaign so here's our plan to bring him down: We're gonna win the popular vote by three million votes but then we'll lose the electoral college because, you know, it's a dumb, antiquated system, and then we're gonna wait three years until he calls the president of Ukraine and asks him to dig up dirt on Joe Biden, who will announce that he's running for president, and also Rudy Giuliani's gonna go on TV and confess to everything.
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