We consent to be observed constantly; we rarely consent to be identified.
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Furthermore, consent to one type of sexual activity does not imply consent to another.
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Bottom line: consent to sex does not equal consent to risk of catching STDs.
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And just because you consent to one sexual act doesn't mean you consent to other actions.
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Jefferson recognized that you can consent to the curtailment of your rights but you cannot consent to the curtailment of mine.
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Of course, practitioners of BDSM understand that women can consent to being objectified, just as we can consent to erotic role play of non-consent.
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" When asked by the Crown if she consented to the alleged assault, DeCoutere said, "It's impossible to consent to something you're not asked, so no I didn't consent to it.
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"If a person featured in a deepfakes video said they didn't consent to it, I don't think it would change my opinion because I already know they didn't consent to it," he says.
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I gave my consent to film, and she numbed me.
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It was difficult to get consent to offer elective surgery.
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"You cannot consent to sex under those circumstances," he said.
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People give uninformed consent to all sorts of things online.
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At no point did she consent to the sexual activity.
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" Continued the Twilight alum, "Don't talk about consent to me.
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She told police she did not consent to the touching.
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Screenshot: AncestryYou don't have to consent to participate in research.
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"We cannot consent to what we don't know," he said.
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So it uses intelligence harvested without consent to make money.
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The bill also would require any consent to be written.
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Wales has had presumed consent to organ donation since 2015.
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"If I can consent to have sex with an entire football team, why can't I consent to have sex with my brother who is over the age of 30?" she adds, her voice rising.
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"I cannot agree with the majority opinion that a 'typical reasonable person' would understand or intend consent to a search of a bag to include consent to forcibly dismantle footwear," she wrote in her dissent.
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I'm not advocating for raising the age of consent to 25.
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Users did not consent to handing over their contacts to Facebook.
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Furthermore, the people shown in the images didn't consent to anything.
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Yet for consent to be legal, people need to understand that.
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No.You cannot pass consent to another controller through a contractual relationship.
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The Australian site did not have Playboy's consent to do so.
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Senators on Wednesday voted by unanimous consent to change those rules.
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Penza told Garaufis prosecutors would not consent to any bail conditions.
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Granted, people consent to this tracking in exchange for saving money.
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Welch, that you can't consent to serious injury during rough sex.
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Trump must not go wobbly and consent to this fake entreaty.
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Senators then approved changes by unanimous consent to address the issue.
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Why would a victim consent to intimate contact with the rapist?
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Under British law, a person cannot consent to being seriously hurt.
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" Cornyn pointed out, "It takes unanimous consent to get an amendment.
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I just obtained unanimous consent to enter this into the record.
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Some proprietary leases require shareholder consent to make such a change.
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The first man is asked to "consent" to a pat down.
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He took away his audience's ability to consent to watch him.
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While she consented to safe sex, she didn't consent to unprotected sex.
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The second in command, Vasili Arkhipov, refused to consent to a launch.
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Some of these cookie notices even ask for consent to track you.
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These appear after you consent to sharing your location with the app.
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The company must also get user consent to use facial recognition data.
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"Maybe we only consent to a zoned dispensary this time," he said.
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The House last week agreed by unanimous consent to go to conference.
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Doctors asked Mr. Kwok for consent to perform an additional "exploratory" procedure.
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Israel will never consent to an influx of millions of aggrieved Palestinians.
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They need male consent to marry, divorce, obtain a passport and travel.
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She needs her parents to consent to that, and they can refuse.
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These patients often consent to additional experiments that piggyback on those implants.
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And that, in turn, could help pressure Baghdad to consent to secession.
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The first is that companies need your consent to collect your data.
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Senators then approved changes by unanimous consent to address the constitutional issue.
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Do you think being able to consent to being recorded is important?
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Images that I did not consent to be published, were published anyway.
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GDPR requires that people must consent to a company collecting their data.
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At no time did I consent to any sexual contact with Murray.
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Part of what constitutes infidelity is what your partner would consent to.
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Definitely not mature enough to consent to date a 27 year old man.
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Not old enough to consent to a romantic relationship with an adult man!
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It&aposs not that you have to give your consent to opt in.
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If we consent to our own suffering, maybe that makes it more bearable.
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In the complaint, she said she did not consent to any sexual activity.
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They ruled that Doe could not consent to sex because she was deceived.
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Whether he liked it, whether he could meaningfully consent to it, or not.
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The question is: did I really give informed and explicit consent to this?
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The provisions included stricter limits on what constitutes consumer consent to receive calls.
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Kim is also an adult and can consent to pictures, while North cannot.
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Consent to touch in yoga class is a high priority in my studio.
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Both provisions would need unanimous consent to be included in the final bill.
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Under Sabraw's order, however, parents may consent to the release of their children.
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Why might an Uber driver consent to such a lengthy trip, you ask?
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In her state, parents cannot consent to adoption until 72 hours after birth.
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But in ordering tests they consent to having their samples used for research.
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A child can't consent to sex, so there's already a law for pedophilia.
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"No Consent to Release of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes," red-and-white placards declare.
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I consent to getting eyes dilated and get a clean bill of health.
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"Informed consent to use personal data is critical to privacy & democracy," Corbin tweeted.
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If they had known that, why would they consent to this risky procedure?
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Many websites use a so-called CMP to solicit consent to tracking cookies.
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But, a legal guardian must consent to the strip-search of a child.
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General Fourth Amendment law says police can seek consent to make a search.
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By law, after shipping delays beyond 30 days, Lily was required to obtain customers' consent to receive delayed products, or provide full refunds for those who didn't consent to the delay or didn't respond, according to the San Francisco suit.
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A person trapped in a basement can't really consent to sex, no matter what.
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Ultimately, the jury found Constand could not, or did not, give consent to Cosby.
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Besides, tracking policies are disclosed in those agreements we all consent to (without reading).
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October 22015: EDF submitted an application for development consent to the Infrastructure Planning Commission.
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She also says she was drinking and in no condition to consent to sex.
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"Musk never consented to and would not consent to such a sweeping gag order."
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Consumers will have to give their explicit consent to the use of their data.
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Snyder argued that users had given consent to share their data with third parties.
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However GDPR requires consent to be informed and freely given, not baffling and manipulative.
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The same thing goes for women who consent to C-section for fetal distress.
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Individuals request their own credit reports and consent to pass them to Nova Credit.
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If the people do not consent to those laws, they can change their representatives.
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Under British law, someone who is extremely drunk is unable to consent to sex.
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Yet when consumers blithely accept those freebies, we consent to a constructive social contract.
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Local leaders eventually gave consent to sell carbon credits on behalf of the community.
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And so National Amusements simply delivered its consent to these changes to the company.
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"Her consent to arbitration was not a true and free one," Mr. Blackshaw said.
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He added that his daughter gives him consent to check out her medical records.
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He was arrested and asked if he would consent to provide a DNA sample.
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"She was not in a position to give consent to any of this," Sgt.
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A PillPack spokesperson said the company's patients give explicit consent to obtain medication histories.
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Still, Mr. Dunne said, she waited a long time to consent to a documentary.
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We only collect data after users expressly consent to this collection within our apps.
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Mullen said Reach had not previously asked readers for consent to use their data.
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Nine of every 10 users consent to online terms without reading any of them.
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"As a result, Texas cannot consent," to refugee resettlement this fiscal year, he said.
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There was one topic, though, on which he would seldom consent to be interviewed.
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If they consent to false oaths, it will compromise the Senate and the process.
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The government may also be taking citizens' DNA without consent to enhance the system.
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Now, it's part of standard patient consent to have their guts filmed for educational purposes.
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Pheramor gives all its users the option to consent to being part of the registry.
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Do you consent to the government if it is run by those you voted against?
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If a documentary's subject is losing her cognitive abilities, can she consent to her inclusion?
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Russia has declined to consent to this, putting America in technical breach of the deal.
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Community Bank of Raymore and of consent to tribal jurisdiction in Dollar General Stores vs.
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Trying to amend the constitution is to give our consent to this constitution once more.
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Migrants have to consent to the test, which can provide results in about 90 minutes.
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Montague's accuser says she did not consent to sex at that time; Stern disputes this.
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The EU's updated privacy framework, GDPR, requires consent to be specific, informed and freely given.
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There, Chand claims that she was tricked into undergoing sex testing she didn't consent to.
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In the video, Samuel repeatedly says he did not give his consent to be searched.
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Perdue asked for unanimous consent to strip that section of the NDAA, but Democratic Sen.
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"Senators should not grant unanimous consent to schedule any additional nomination votes," the group added.
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"If they don't consent to take the medicine, they don't force them," Levand told me.
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You hereby give your express consent to access your contact list and/or address book.
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Conversely, being intoxicated in not an excuse for failing to secure consent to sexual activity.
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The drinking is important because Paz says she was too wasted to consent to sex.
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She was aware of being filmed but did not consent to its being released online.
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Companies like Facebook and Amazon must obtain informed consent to collect citizens' unique face information.
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Dickinson told CNN in 2015 that she did not consent to having sex with Cosby.
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Cognitive scientists use this opportunity, with patients' consent, to present memory tests and take recordings.
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President Woodrow Wilson failed to secure the Senate's consent to join the League of Nations.
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Council approval is needed because the Syrian government did not consent to cross-border deliveries.
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Its approval is needed because the Syrian government did not consent to cross-border deliveries.
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Only expectant mothers deemed high risk are transferred south, with their consent, to a hospital.
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Realistically, we can only give meaningful consent to relinquish it after an injury has occurred.
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Many of them appeared unable to consent to sexual contact, and many videos included Riley.
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Smoking kills half of all smokers; and those consumers cannot legally consent to that outcome.
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Under current law, workers must secure management's consent to create a union through card check.
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State and local governments must give written consent to let refugees resettle within their boundaries.
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Cognitive scientists use this period, with patients' consent, to give memory tests and take recordings.
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Which brings me to the question at hand: Can replicants actually consent to a sexual encounter?
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Responsible companies have to ensure consumers give consent to have their bodies scanned to optimize shopping.
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If parents don't consent to having their child's voice collected, can they still use the device?
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Facebook is asking some users in Europe to consent to the use of facial recognition technology.
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Browsing the internet without a VPN is like giving your consent to a digital peeping Tom.
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The company has reason to believe that, if asked, patients would not consent to this practice.
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Manafort's lawyers also question whether the former DMP employee's "purported consent" to the search was voluntary.
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Years ago, the question would have been whether Eden could consent to have sex with Nick.
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The suspects streamed 803 videos of people without their consent to a website with 4,000 members.
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Since her husband has refused to consent to the break-up, she must wait five years.
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When you're drunk, you don't have ability to consent to sexual activity, according to the law.
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Indeed, I went to the Senate floor repeatedly asking unanimous consent to re-open the government.
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On paper, Stephanie and Chris consent to a sexual relationship, and have a deep emotional connection.
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Lieu's calls and listened in to his conversations (with his consent) to illustrate the hacking capabilities.
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We need to consider what truly informed consent to this outcome requires, and whether it's possible.
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She told police that she felt "frozen" and "paralyzed" and did not consent to the touching.
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The D.A. says there wasn't enough evidence to show she didn't consent to their sexual encounters.
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Message recipients have to consent to see messages left for them through the service, Barrett noted.
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The class action complaint says the three didn't consent to the sale of their location data.
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The authorities later released videos that they said proved Liu Xia's consent to the burial arrangement.
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Consent to sex is something that can be given at one time and withheld at another.
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Only the user's consent to share is recorded to the ledger, and not their personal information.
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He described the results of his analysis and asked for the council's consent to publish them.
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Investigators went to Beal's residence, where he gave deputies consent to search his home, prosecutors said.
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Fourteen-year-olds cannot consent to any kind of relationship with an adult without criminal implications.
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Power argued that it had its users' consent to access data they had stored on Facebook.
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It's unrealistic to expect the average person to give informed consent to every lengthy user agreement.
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Anna Eshoo, after Zuckerberg explains how users consent to having their data used by third parties.
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Consent to sex is something that can be given at one time, and withheld at another.
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It should go without saying that a woman in that condition could not consent to sex.
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GDPR poses a challenge to those groups because they all need consent to use the data.
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A DNA test, should your brother consent to one, would provide only one kind of certainty.
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Thus any implied consent to surrender our privacy at the border is that much more suspect.
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The others sometimes consent to be her extras, but even so maintain their own imaginative autonomy.
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Susan Collins, who have pointed to their constitutional duty to advise and consent to judicial nominees.
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Whether the White House and OMB would consent to such an approach is uncertain at best.
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The regulator has ordered Facebook to seek users' explicit consent to collect and combine their data.
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The order directed states and localities to provide written consent to resettle refugees in their jurisdictions.
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" Option B: "By providing us with your data, you consent to the transfer of such data.
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He said many of the women in the videos appeared unable to consent to sexual contact.
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But maybe she would consent to a party next year for her 95th birthday, she said.
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I would love for you to consent to appear in a play one of these seasons.
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The European Parliament will consider its consent to the treaty alongside consideration of the political declaration.
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"It is disingenuous to hold that a 16-year-old may never consent to marriage, although New Jersey law permits the very same 16-year-old to consent to sex or obtain an abortion without so much as parental knowledge, let alone consent," Christie said last year.
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But even when they do, so many prosecutors decline to bring charges for sexual violence generally because of rape myths like the idea that people can't be assaulted by their romantic partners, or that people who consent to some sexual activity automatically consent to all sexual contact.
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The men had denied the charges, saying the woman had given consent to having sex with them.
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Did you consent to a government that steals liberty and property and prosperity and gives them away?
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Under Canada's criminal code, a person cannot consent to sexual activity if he or she is incapable.
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Ronaldlee Ejalu says his consent to implant an embryo is necessary, under a contract with a clinic.
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There is ultimately no consent to the invasion of privacy created by the distribution of the photos.
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Some legislators have questioned whether the woman gave consent to Mr. Greitens during their initial sexual encounter.
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If the South Korean "comfort women" and their advocates consent to move the statue, so be it.
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Banks generally insist that people who fall for and ultimately consent to frauds must bear their losses.
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The new API will allow developers to build skills where users provide consent to share this information.
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No cheating is involved: All of us are fully aware of, and fully consent to, the arrangement.
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Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, requested unanimous consent to approve the resolution at approximately 6:30 p.m.
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This is necessary but insufficient: After all, it's possible to enthusiastically consent to something that harms you.
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According to the docket, she requested additional briefs on USC's consent to the conflict and other issues.
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The tenants made major changes to the house, without the landlord's consent, to accommodate their personal tastes.
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And surveys show that most patients would consent to an exam under anesthesia if they were asked.
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"We have provided consent to their (United Tech and Rockwell Collins) transaction under our contracts," Boeing said.
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Prison officials asked that his name be withheld because he had not given consent to an interview.
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Later that day, the DEA received consent to enter the home and found drugs and drug paraphernalia.
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At a news conference Friday, Mahathir said King Muhammad V had given his consent to a pardon.
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Cursed by geographic happenstance, New England needs New York's consent to receive gas from the Marcellus Shale.
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Kim definitely didn't consent to this kind of touching, and didn't take the incident as a joke.
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It will require specific, informed and unambiguous consent to the processing of a European subject's personal data.
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The law prohibits autodialed phone calls to individuals' cellphones unless they have given consent to be contacted.
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Unethical because children can't consent to life-altering therapies whose extraordinary effects they cannot begin to understand.
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It also sought consent to amend certain terms on its $500 million global sukuk bonds due 2020.
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A third of the forms received from parents have given the school consent to paddle their children.
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But for consent to be free and open, it seems that it should also be fully informed.
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The judge said Assange could at a later date consent to be extradited to the United States.
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And according to the precedent set by the appeal court in 1995, you can't consent to that.
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According to CNIL, Whatsapp doesn't offer users a meaningful chance to consent to having their data collected.
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It is a total lack of respect to artists who have never given their consent to this.
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Indian law sets 18 as the age for marriage and consent to sex for a young woman.
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I — I'm not being facetious, I hope there are, and I'll consent to the release of them.
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Missouri's bill would report parents who consent to such treatment to child welfare officials for child abuse.
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The premise is familiar: Six young people live together and consent to being filmed around the clock.
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He said that many of the women in the videos appeared unable to consent to sexual contact.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) sought consent to pass the DETER bill, as reported by The Hill.
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In states where testing is allowed, applicants must also consent to submit nicotine screening, U-Haul said.
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IRBs also tend to underestimate the ability of LGBT teens to self-consent to participation in research.
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Trump's executive order directed states and localities to provide written consent to resettle refugees in their jurisdictions.
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Such practices are generally forbidden under the law, which requires clear, opt-in consent to data tracking.
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In future, Facebook will have to seek German users' explicit consent to collect and combine such data.
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He said she speaks little English and had to consent to an emergency operation for her husband.
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The law says unconscious motorists are "presumed not to have withdrawn consent" to having their blood drawn.
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In that instance, does she give her consent to everything that happens to her, sexual and otherwise?
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That changed Wednesday when Flake sought unanimous consent to bring his bill to protect Mueller forward for debate.
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Additionally, we're wondering if Amal Clooney provided consent to her husband to discuss her stories of sexual harassment.
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You may consent to be there, but eventually they start sending in people non-stop with no warning.
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Cooper sued to block it, arguing that requiring Senate consent to his cabinet secretaries was unprecedented and unconstitutional.
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Finally, there are also issues of privacy and consent to consider, as this technology could be used surreptitiously.
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The victim, however, did not consent to the dissemination of the photograph to everyone else in the universe.
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Despite the ongoing lawsuits, it doesn't even ask for user consent to create a faceprint for photo tagging.
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And why user consent to a massive privacy shift like this should certainly not default opt people in.
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The researchers decided they didn't need to get voluntary consent to the experiment from the living kidney recipients.
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Facebook has said 87 million users' profiles may have had their data shared without consent to Cambridge Analytica.
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Under the Senate rules any one senator can ask for consent to vote on or pass a bill.
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Those systems revolve around research subjects—the people who consent to getting poked and prodded and experimented upon.
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He tried to get consent to schedule a vote on the bill Wednesday but was blocked by Sen.
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"I don't think they ever properly secured sufficient consent to do what the industry has done," Wieser said.
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Williams was arrested after his hospitalization and gave police consent to search a hotel room he had rented.
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H believes simply asking for consent to touch will not disrupt the power dynamic between students and teachers.
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In the letter, obtained by TechCrunch, Xiaomi says it did not consent to associate its brand with Lyft.
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Keep in mind that CRAs already have the consumer's identifying information and consent to conduct a background check.
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He took me back to his tent and I definitely didn't consent to anything that happened that night.
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She's exploring which factors make a young person more or less likely to consent to a health assessment.
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Individual's face data is only collected after they give consent to IDEMIA — a step that security experts appreciate.
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English barons wrote the document and forced King John to consent to it to prevent a civil war.
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There will not be any consent to an election before a no-deal Brexit is dead and buried.
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Minors in 11 states still do not have the right to consent to contraception even after giving birth.
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The Senate could exploit its right of "advice and consent" to block all of the president's cabinet nominations.
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Can a miserable adolescent, for example, really can give informed consent to such a drastic, life-changing operation?
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Prosecutors were using a federal law that says that inmates cannot legally consent to sex while in custody.
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The court said government agencies should not deduct union fees from paychecks unless workers affirmatively consent to it.
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In most of those states applicants must consent to submit to nicotine screening to be considered for employment.
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While Facebook revoked that policy in 2014, there remains no legal requirement that users directly consent to sharing.
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Flake has previously asked for consent to bring up the bill for a vote twice since mid-November.
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The firm sells consent-management software that apps use to collect consumers&apos consent to show them ads.
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Under South African law, married couples own all their assets jointly and both must consent to major transactions.
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Our privacy law should prohibit dangerous and abusive practices, rather than provide road maps for consent to them.
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Bill Lee on Wednesday sent a letter of consent to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announcing the decision.
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While China has said that it wouldn't consent to any unilateral actions concerning trade, it did welcome dialogue.
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"Senators should not grant unanimous consent to schedule any additional nomination votes," the group said late last week.
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All visitors must consent to wearing a tracking and monitoring device for the entire duration of their visit.
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Police can thus acquire location data — and much more — if they ask for consent to examine a phone.
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Under those conditions, the ethicists ask, is it even possible to meaningfully consent to an experiment like this?
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You further acknowledge that all persons depicted in the photograph(s) consent to TMZ's use of the same.
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In plainer English, this is being interpreted by data experts as the regulator stating that consent to processing personal data cannot be gained through a framework arrangement which bundles a number of uses behind a single "I agree" button that, when clicked, passes consent to partners via a contractual relationship.
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The RTB process does not offer Internet users an opportunity to consent to each and every personal data transaction.
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The Kurds, for one, have not given any indication whether they consent to the punishing terms of the agreement.
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Data collectors must seek consent to gather and use this information, and they're required to purge it upon request.
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Jason Gargac, 32, broadcast his interactions with passengers — without their consent — to 4,500 followers on the popular gaming platform.
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And so you could then think like, OK, maybe we just need to add in consent to this lesson?
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"I hereby give consent to have photographs taken of myself, only for medical and professional purposes," one form stated.
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Tweens or teens might be upset that you used their names to create profiles they didn't actually consent to.
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Beyond that, there's the question of whether the kind of people who consent to polls are true weather vanes.
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Marital rape is illegal in all 50 states and a person who is unconscious cannot consent to sex. Period.
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Both lawsuits are claiming the same thing, that Apple did not have user consent to slow down their phones.
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Adults are able to consent to taking risks of this sort, even if they are not yet fully understood.
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Companies shouldn't be able to start collecting more information about you that you didn't give them consent to do.
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Second, they should have to show that the accused knew the victim didn't consent to the image being shared.
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Ethicists generally agree that you can't truly consent to something if you are ignorant of its risks and consequences.
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Scotland's first minister said earlier that the Scottish parliament would not consent to the UK legislation as it stands.
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Bill Nelson of Florida is refusing to give his consent to take up the energy bill because GOP Sen.
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"Mischa did not consent to the release of any such photos or videos," the celebrity attorney told the magazine.
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Trump may yet consent to sit down with the special counsel to avoid a legal showdown he could lose.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York to secure the Senate's unanimous consent to renew the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund.
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Several Democratic senators pursued unanimous consent to vote on those nominees who need final consideration, but other members objected.
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Senate rules allow any one senator to ask for unanimous consent to pass a bill or approve a nomination.
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This is called "one-party consent" and means just that: Only one party has to consent to a recording.
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"It also does not gain our consent to collect and store all this information," it added in a statement.
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General Dostum already had two wives, who would not consent to his taking a third one, Mr. Faizi said.
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The 17-year-old can consent to her infant's hearing testing, vaccines and anything else the baby might need.
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The commissioner's office said Facebook had not sufficiently notified users or obtained their explicit consent to use the feature.
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"The Senate needs unanimous consent to run," Jeff Blattner, the former chief counsel to Senator Ted Kennedy, told me.
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While men in particular warp assumptions of consent to harm women's bodies, its violation is a problem for everyone.
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"We need comprehensive federal privacy legislation that goes beyond notice and consent to restrict harmful data uses," he added.
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"I haven't made a decision yet about whether or not I'll consent to time agreements, " he told reporters Tuesday.
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After the first lesson, some students were left wondering if "secrets" are also something you need consent to share.
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But consumers should really think of it as opting into a "consent to fees" if they overspend, she said.
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Many of the women seemed unable to consent to a sexual act and many videos included Riley, Rackauckas said.
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New Hampshire is one of 12 states that require all parties in a conversation to consent to audio recording.
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Yet Ms. Lacks never granted consent to use her cells, and her family shared in none of the profits.
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The BBC reports that Markle did not consent to the photographs taken of her in the Vancouver Island park.
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None of this is important because, no matter the child's actions, they can't consent to sexual activity, Brewer said.
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"This aptly named 'Honest Company'..."When sign-up for a $5.95 trial package happens they automatically sign you up for a monthly package without express consent to When sign-up for a $5.95 trial package happens they automatically sign you up for a monthly package without express consent to charge over $150.
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"I did not encourage or consent to Mr. Pulev grabbing my face, kissing me, or grabbing my backside," Sushe said.
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Shaaeb said he has never been given the opportunity to consent to rentals on his land or profited from them.
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They have signed a consent to the FWC and they've asked the other family to sign the exact same consent.
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Patients had not been asked for their consent to their sensitive medical data being shared with the Google-owned company.
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Usually the female's consent to the photograph is contingent upon the male's agreement to not reveal it to anyone else.
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Without members present for a normal roll call vote, House Democrats tried to use unanimous consent to pass the bill.
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Health professionals make every effort to ensure that patients are providing informed consent to what occurs in the medical setting.
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Without real knowledge of their institution's functioning and agendas, said Sobel, students can't knowingly consent to the education they receive.
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The bill passed Thursday states that someone in police custody lacks the ability to consent to sex with an officer.
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"Americans don't expect — and certainly don't consent — to be surveilled just because they get a license or ID card," Sen.
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As a response to the plummeting birth rates, the idea of an individual's consent to sex was dismissed as superfluous.
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The idea that one cannot consent to harm is a basic principle of common law that has existed for centuries.
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The inquiries range from Facebook receiving users' consent to notifying authorities of data breaches within a required 72-hour window.
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"I was not pressured in any way by my providers to consent to this treatment," E.J.K. said in court documents.
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As an added protection, users can only consent to sharing their location via the Alexa mobile app – not by voice.
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Her kink persona is built on this idea of consent to be dominated — by the porn industry, by her partner.
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He sought assurances that Figo would consent to the move, while the details of the transfer were tacitly thrashed out.
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The investigation found in some instances Devumi scraped the accounts of real people without their consent to build fake profiles.
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Her father claims that he was never called for parental consent to search the minor, which is required by law.
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Nor do shattered dreams of parenthood inflict any bodily intrusion, at least not one that patients didn't previously consent to.
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However, it didn't take into account whether the subject of the photos gave consent to them being shared with others.
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Intersex children are often forced by their parents or physicians to undergo procedures that they don't understand or consent to.
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The indecency of the many new "Roy Cohns" who advise, consent to, or help propel a dark and malicious agenda.
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Specifically, Olympios may have been too intoxicated to consent to a sexual encounter with Jackson that was caught on tape.
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The agency aims to limit the number of robocalls and texts made without a consumer's consent to three a month.
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Where you have given consent to our using your Information for marketing, you can withdraw your consent at any time.
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There are other two-party consent states, where two participants in a conversations are required to consent to being recorded.
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The recording is legal, as New York only requires one party to consent to allow a conversation to be recorded.
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Under the Senate's rules any one senator can request consent to pass a bill, but any one senator can object.
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The Swedish officials, who did not answer questions, also planned to ask Mr. Assange's consent to take a DNA sample.
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Sheriff's deputies went to Beal's Long Beach residence and he gave them consent to search his home, the affidavit said.
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El-Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey knew fully well that they had the right to not consent to be interviewed.
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And it would seem watching someone incapable of giving consent to sexual activity and allowing it to happen ... is reckless.
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How can say the people "consent" to their government when a large percentage of them always disagree with its policies?
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"I was not able to consent to the choking or the slapping because I was just receiving it," she said.
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As part of its review, the agency has asked the Forest Service whether it would consent to the lease renewals.
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In late March, when Johnson offered a request for unanimous consent to take up the House bill, Schumer rejected it.
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A disciplinarian manager, in Pérez's eyes, could bring Ramos back into line and perhaps even consent to selling the defender.
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It's designed to make sure users know and understand the data companies collect about them and consent to sharing it.
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Would you mind giving us consent to take your DNA, so we can rule you out for committing any crimes?
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Users will be asked whether they consent to sharing their data with Singapore's Health Promotion Board (HPB), according to Reuters.
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Patients can consent to the information being shared to helps doctors keep addiction history in mind when they prescribe medications.
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She needs a male guardian — a father, uncle, husband, brother or son — to consent to a variety of basic needs.
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We do not want to be faced with a woman saying she was too intoxicated to consent to sexual activities.
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Two thirds of the cases We Can't Consent to This studied involved strangulation, the group's founder, Fiona Mackenzie, told CNN.
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Companies asserted that they were being sued for calling numbers they'd received consent to dial when those numbers were recycled.
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Do you think that sharing something online is automatic consent to its being copied, regardless of who is copying it?
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They are the ones who will explicitly consent to trust their lives to the logic of the self-driving system.
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The 56-year-old suspect is likely to consent to his detention for the time being instead of requesting bail.
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"CSX denied the request," Britt said, adding that the company would not consent to sandbags being placed on the railroad.
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But Salaam's family did not consent to tests that would have revealed whether he had previously sustained chronic head trauma.
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Member states of the United Nations are automatically parties to the court, though they must also consent to its jurisdiction.
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He called on Republican leadership to remove the language and refused to consent to a vote on the final bill.
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Defense lawyers typically do not consent to such interviews if they believe their clients are the target of an inquiry.
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Rather than organize this, the Senate Dem leader gave McConnell consent to instantly confirm 7 Trump judges to lifetime appointments.
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It needs EU consent to sign its own trade deals - though nothing stops it negotiating pacts for the future. 33.
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Tinder requires both people to consent to conversation through mutual swipes, but that doesn't mean interactions will be even moderately civil.
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That way, Apple could not unilaterally introduce a code that weakens the iPhone — a user would have to consent to it.
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" "As you are or should be aware, Ms. Fenty has not provided her consent to Mr. Trump to use her music.
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Mashable has reached out to Microsoft for additional comment regarding consent to being recorded using Skype's upcoming built-in call recorder.
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Young girls from poor neighborhoods, sold by their parents without their consent, to elderly tourists who come here looking for sex.
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He wrote only that his contract with iQIYI requires mutual consent to broadcast an episode, and that the request was unacceptable.
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Axios quoted a source familiar with the bill as saying the bill was "insane" and Congress would never consent to it.
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Instead, she's sorry she didn't get someone else's consent to talk about his sex life in front of millions of people.
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Government negotiators tried for a year to get the FARC to consent to jail time for war criminals; they flatly refused.
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The case could raise ethical issues, particularly if individuals didn't consent to having their genetic profiles searched against crime scene evidence.
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I was not in a place where I could consent to a 25 year old man; I was a child. pic.twitter.
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The French government plans to allow divorce by mutual consent to proceed without a judge, to simplify and accelerate the process.
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I'm a nobody and I know how to calm someone down long enough to get them to consent [to hospitalization voluntarily].
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Amazon Body Labs is currently offering $25 gift cards to customers who consent to be scanned at their NYC project office.
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Sandberg said that Facebook works with regulators around the world, and emphasized that What's App's users consent to using the app.
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Black said that more than 80 percent of 23andMe's two million-plus customers consent to having their data used for research.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has also been summoned to explain how data was taken without users' consent to a UK Parliamentary committee.
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If everyone would consent to implantation to mediate their tempers and traumas, the world would be a better place, he claimed.
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How can you consent to sex with somebody who has power over you, who holds the key to your spiritual enlightenment?
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By phone, PillPack says, patients are asked explicitly if they give the company consent to transfer prescriptions from their current pharmacy.
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This whole idea that the industry is super-violent and that we [porn performers] don't consent to things is very frustrating.
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Customer consent to selling data is not enough, since the average user cannot be expected to understand the power of propaganda.
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The COPPA rule prevents kids from having their personal information hoovered up and distributed online the way adults often consent to.
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Weizenbaum decided he needed explicit consent to save people's conversations, and when denied that consent, he agreed not to collect them!
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Many people never consent to their images being used and are the subject of nasty memes shared around the world nonetheless.
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The U.S. source said Danley was not under arrest but that the FBI hoped she would consent to be interviewed voluntarily.
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The current Standard of Care even acknowledges that "informed consent" to start hormones is a perfectly reasonable way of doing things.
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The entire show is about this single, complex man but—for reasons I won't reveal—he cannot consent to its publication.
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When sexual assault victims consent to a rape kit, they agree to preserve as much evidence from the assault as possible.
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When students first log into the school's information system, they consent to have data that is continuously tracked by Fitbit shared.
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And thereby seek to foist a greater share of the responsibility for obtaining consent to processing user data onto its customers.
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And now, you can add athletes' attempts to kiss you on live TV without consent to that list of awful conditions.
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The ousted Viacom directors didn't complain in March when Mr. Redstone executed the consent to vote for them for their seats.
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The Hershey Trust would need to give its consent to any deal, which it may do if Mondelez sweetens its offer.
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Holograms of rappers who are actually still alive and can consent to their images being used, you bunch of mercenary ghouls.
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What matters is not why the perpetrator disclosed the images; it is that the victim did not consent to the disclosure.
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At 18, she was married without her consent to a man she had never met, selected for her by her stepfather.
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"That's possible but it's so difficult because you need consent to do everything," Cornyn told reporters of the Senate starting first.
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McConnell recently sought unanimous consent to confirm three nominees to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — two Republicans, paired with one Democrat.
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Without the control guaranteed by the reserve clause, trades would only work if all the players involved consent to the move.
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This approach fits well with the Constitution, which calls for the Senate's "advice" as well as its "consent" to judicial nominees.
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Yet the last European Union meeting 10 days ago ended in disarray because the leaders would not consent to the deal.
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The question for senators who must consent to his appointment is whether he can convert his business acumen into diplomatic statecraft.
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Dogs can't consent to using cannabis, can experience adverse effects, and should only be given marijuana-based treats for medical reasons.
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But since the new package isn't an amendment, it won't require unanimous Senate consent to bring it up for a vote.
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But the patients were far more likely to consent to preventive care — screenings and vaccinations — when their doctor was also black.
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Treat Teenage Moms Like Moms, Not Children In 11 states, adolescent mothers still need their own parents' consent to receive contraceptives.
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If a device is not reversible, can a person consent to all the possible side effects that are not yet understood?
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The officer would have to document any consent to a search, either through a body camera or by writing, or both.
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Performers fill out a comprehensive checklist of what they consent to, which is enforced throughout shooting with check-ins and aftercare.
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This would allow parents to consent to have local law enforcement search their homes for any weapons owned by their dependents.
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All winning submissions have to consent to free licensure through Creative Commons, which means anyone would have permission to use them.
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But using unanimous consent to pass bills can stall if a single lawmaker is on hand in the chamber to object.
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On stages throughout the festival, programming ranged from educational events, including a lecture about sexual consent, to acrobatic and musical performances.
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When the defense argued that Grace had consented to this act, there was uproar: How can someone consent to being murdered?
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I should also point out that the Iraqi government has made clear that they did not consent to this attack. Precisely.
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That year, he wrote an essay about a woman who had slit her throat rather than consent to an arranged marriage.
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UNICEF is calling for the age of consent to be raised to 16 and for other legislation to be made watertight.
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Importantly, the law included an exception: Defendants could not be liable for dialing phone numbers they'd previously obtained consent to call.
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He therefore did not technically consent to the break or stick around long enough to fully understand its terms and conditions.
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As in any experiment, the subjects will need to be informed of the risks and benefits before they consent to participate.
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Apple's generic message is far too vague and leaves plenty of uncertainty around exactly what it is you're giving consent to.
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Furthermore, it's widely accepted that it's legally impossible to consent to murder, a point highlighted in the brief presented to DPPS.
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As a result, some of Google's advertising clients are targeting ads to users who have not given consent to personalized marketing.
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The woman who took the stand on Monday, however, says she didn't consent to him pulling her hair or punching her.
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The woman told police that she was unaware of the video being taken and did not give consent to be recorded.
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He later sued his employer for unfair dismissal, citing his right to deny consent to the collection of his biometric data.
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The second one is to opt-in consent to collection of personal data by any party in sharing of personal data.
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Some of the women on the list hadn't give their consent to be outed, while others hadn't experienced abuse at all.
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After being presented with each scenario, participants were asked to respond between 1 (strongly disagree) and 7 (strongly agree) to three questions: How much they think the woman wants to advance the sexual interaction, how much has she communicated willingness (consent) to advance the sexual interaction, and to what extent she has communicated consent to have sex.
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For youths on the cusp of adulthood, sometimes states will set a range of ages (often three to five years' difference) within which they can legally consent to sex—so, for instance, a 15-year-old would be able to consent to sex with an 18-year-old even in a state where the age of consent is 18.
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The way that whole thing works is the submissive has all the power because they're giving you the consent to be dominant.
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Once someone has watched an ad and clicked on their charity of choice, they are asked if they consent to tracking online.
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That genetic material was created pursuant to a written agreement that required both parties written consent to attempt to create a pregnancy.
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Here's the problem: in order to qualify for services, Trump would have to consent to going to them in the first place.
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But for now, Senate Democrats are resisting using their "nuclear" trigger of withholding consent to shut down Senate procedure on unrelated fights.
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The allegations against Kihuen ranged from touching the woman's thighs without consent to propositioning for dates and sex despite rejecting his advances.
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Generally, contracts require mutual consent to be valid, and changing the terms before signing the form yourself doesn't really meet that standard.
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"For this reason, [the woman] is unable to consent to sexual intercourse based on her mental health statues [sic]," the affidavit reads.
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Many took offense to Lovato's prank, suggesting she had harassed her bodyguard as he did not consent to the prostitute touching him.
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We will leave no stones unturned … We have secured the company's consent to use part of the site if it is needed.
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While some viewers might understandably question her mother's ability to consent to being photographed, for St. Onge, it's an act of love.
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Like do I at some point provide my consent to this store or whatever that it's okay for them to do this.
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Q: She said that she believes she was not in the position to consent to intercourse after you gave her the drug.
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Every government must consent to the budget, a rule that creates incentives for deals that may sand away the proposal's harder edges.
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Germany has long said it will consent to reform in the euro zone if other countries get their houses in order first.
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In one unusual provision, the city agreed to videotape every time a police officer asks someone for consent to conduct a search.
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Few laws govern how data are collected at work, and many employees unguardedly consent to surveillance when they sign their employment contract.
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Obviously, pets can't consent to donating their blood—and probably wouldn't agree to it if they did understand what was going on.
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If you provide genetic information about yourself, you're also providing information about them — whether they consent to a DNA test or not.
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Alito's rule holds that public sector union members have a constitutional right to decline dues payments unless they consent to do so.
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The new law would make it a criminal offense to knowingly consent to the visual depiction or live transmission of child pornography.
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I expect the Senate to once again swiftly and overwhelmingly give its advice and consent to Alex Acosta as secretary of Labor.
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That is, it's about who owns your data, who benefits from your data, and what it means to consent to sharing it.
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After she received judicial authorization to consent to an abortion, the federal government intervened and refused to transport her, triggering the lawsuit.
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Senator Gregorio Honasan, chairman of the commission's health committee, said it had decided to "withhold its consent" to the appointment of Ubial.
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Why should a child have to change his or her body — without consent — to make life easier for his or her parents?
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But he said he asked Zuckerberg in a meeting on Monday how consumers can meaningfully consent to long and complex privacy agreements.
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In Britain adults have the right to consent to experimental therapies with little chance of success, just as they may refuse treatment.
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There is no suggestion that this market for eyeballs is based on choice or meaningful, informed consent to the sharing of information.
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If even that's not possible "without undue user harm" it says it will "ask for the user's informed consent to potential tracking".
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Before she could protest, Officer David Helms had come around to her window and was asking for consent to search the car.
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Under Senate rules, any one senator can ask for consent to pass a bill, but any one senator is able to object.
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"The leader has asked for unanimous consent to allow us to start debating these issues and the Democrats are refusing," Grassley added.
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The unnamed woman pressed charges against Mr. Parker and Mr. Celestin, claiming she was drunk, unconscious and unable to consent to sex.
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Tanning facility employees were asked about session costs and whether a parent needed to be present to consent to the tanning session.
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Kayla says she put the pic on FB for anyone to see, but never gave consent to become Natty Light's poster child.
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Outraged women are now mobilizing online to contact Conservative MPs and urging them not to consent to any deal with the DUP.
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I like to put on my leather collar, which is a signal that I'm ready—I consent to being spanked or paddled.
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Opt-out means that a patient is presumed to consent to organ donation even if they have never registered as a donor.
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The parents said they were not notified about the searches by the school and did not consent to the children being searched.
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In California, like in a lot of different states, you can't really legally consent to what would be called battery or torture.
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Working with the Santa Clara County district attorney's office, Liccardo plans to come up with a consent-to-search program for juveniles.
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The fact is, these athletes do not have the "right" to protest at football games unless their employers consent to the conduct.
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The vote followed the House agreeing by unanimous consent to start negotiations with the Senate on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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The detainee has declined to consent to the transfer, according to the government, and a hearing has been set for Thursday morning.
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The passenger "clearly and unambiguously advised (the officer) that she would not consent to the touching of her genitals," the lawsuit said.
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If it isn't essential information, you can deny them consent to use that data and you still have to get the service.
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When people install the Honey extension in their browser, they consent to the company's terms of use and privacy and security policy.
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Boys who are sexually exploited and abused, even by older women, are legally unable to consent to sex, just as girls are.
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The legislature in Missouri passed a bill this summer to add lessons about sexual harassment, sexual violence and consent to sex education.
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Regardless of the specifics and limitations of the model, that's a behavior anyone can understand, including those who must consent to it.
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The House earlier this month agreed by unanimous consent to go to conference, and passed its version of the NDAA in July.
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But there are few places in the world where people have been asked to consent to surveillance tech being used on them.
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Under the terms of the order, states and localities must consent to refugee resettlement before refugees can be sent to those areas.
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UCLA agreed to release the video on Friday, saying in a statement only that it had received Mnuchin's consent to do so.
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Consider the drinking analogy: Most of us understand, or at least we should, that a blackout drunk person cannot consent to sex.
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UTC cleared a hurdle last month after key client Boeing said it had provided consent to the deal after raising initial concerns.
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Would you consent to a search for guns, drugs, knives, bombs, illegal documents or anything else that you're not allowed to possess?
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In Oklahoma, the definition of "rape" includes a victim being unable to consent to sex because they are too intoxicated or unconscious.
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Sturgeon said she was also was not ready to give Scotland's consent to legislation Britain must pass to formally end its EU membership.
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Privacy and security, sure, but even solving those won't answer two very hard questions: Can a robot consent to having sex with you?
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But Xi offered no sign that Beijing was prepared to go beyond its consent to the Security Council measures imposed in early March.
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Clearly, for any system with more than two qubits, some pairs of qubits had to consent to be assigned to the same group.
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The Trainwreck star also pointed out that the mag didn't ask for her consent to be highlighted on the cover of the issue.
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It means offering users a way to consent to policies and policy changes, and being open about how rules are made and enforced.
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A BA spokeswoman told us the company asks for consent to share customers' personal data with third party advertisers via its Cookies Policy.
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The car was forfeited against Bennis' wishes, as she was never accused of any wrongdoing herself and didn't consent to her husband's behavior.
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For example, upon installation of a new web browser, users can state whether they consent to having websites place cookies on their browsers.
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In theory, this should be used with consent — to make it faster to add new connections and ditch the use of business cards.
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The DPC found the company had obtained emails for 18 million people for whom it did not have consent to process their data.
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I know now that we never should have had sex that night (because no one can consent to sex when they've been drinking).
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The girl did not consent to the sexual acts and could not have legally done so because of her age, the lawsuit says.
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There are multiple things you and your partner have to consent to, whether you're the top or the bottom in the bondage situation.
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Naturally, Apple's added privacy notifications to let customers know when their screens are being recorded and make sure they consent to the recording.
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Because in many East Coast cities and in many East Coast states, you [legally] do not have the ability to consent to "abuse".
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Verily will use a "variety of means" to track what works, she said, adding that patients would have to consent to being monitored.
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And that's not an exhaustive list of the personally identifying information, or PII, ISPs need consent to hand over to a third party.
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Previously, the statute required evidence of force or "threat of physical force" and lack of consent to charge someone with a sexual offense.
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The company also asked the state government's pollution control board to reconsider its application for consent to operate, which was rejected in April.
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Not saying everyone has to go around asking for explicit consent to add someone on a social platform, but, like, use your head.
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Moreover, even 16% of the people who responded to the survey did not consider sexual intercourse without a partner's consent to be rape.
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The French regulator said WhatsApp had not properly obtained users' consent to begin sharing their phone numbers with Facebook for "business intelligence" purposes.
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The Bank said last month this structure meant that an independent company would have to consent to any changes to its environmental aims.
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Following the loss, the state-controlled carrier also sought consent to amend certain terms on its $500 million global sukuk bonds due 2020.
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This has eroded the well-established legal principles of informed consent to medical treatment, which is increasingly ignored in the context of pregnancy.
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In this case, the tradition of the Senate giving its "advice and consent" to an incoming administration's nominees was replaced by political theater.
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" He agrees that "people should consent to [having] their information used ... and then it's up to them to decide how they share it.
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For consumers the biggest change is that they now need to give informed consent to how their data is being collected and used.
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Under federal regulations, you won't need your parents' consent to access services at any clinics funded by the Title X family planning program.
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But beyond that, customers would have to explicitly consent to their data being shared with other companies or used for any other purposes.
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" "And since Taylor didn't have the apparent authority to consent to the search of the backpack, the scope of her consent is irrelevant.
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I can't imagine members of Congress taking a vote and allowing unanimous consent to go on and just for everybody to go home.
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Falcon also said it's not possible the migrant children -- some as young as two months old -- are giving their consent to DNA testing.
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Kaine is planning to ask for consent to pass the House package to reopen the government on each of the days, except Saturday.
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But the charge was dropped because in North Carolina, women do not have the ability to legally withdraw consent to sex after penetration.
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One of the women tested positive for a sexually transmitted disease in 2004, even though she is legally incompetent to consent to sex.
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I've even spoken to friends who were threatened with child protective services investigations because they wouldn't consent to a c-section without cause.
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The legislation would also raise the age at which minors can consent to a sexual relationship to at least 13, according to reports.
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Numerous Democratic senators sought unanimous consent to vote regarding Ong and 19 remaining district nominees who need final votes, but other members objected.
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But to advise and consent to his nomination, the issue the Senate must resolve is not merely how Brett Kavanaugh behaved in 1982.
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Under the Scotland Act 1998, it appears that the Scottish Parliament has to consent to measures that eliminate EU law's application in Scotland.
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Just walking away without saying anything is also not an option, because that implies you give them consent to say whatever they want.
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But she emphatically did not consent to having their sex lives dragged into the spotlight, risking her professional relationships and embarrassing their children.
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Husbands must consent to any job offers their wives receive, and only men can open a bank account or approve a credit card.
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College Board strongly emphasizes that it's fully transparent to students and parents on data privacy and that students consent to share their information.
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As a result of his ruling, states and localities are temporarily relieved of the requirement to give explicit consent to continue receiving refugees.
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If the taxpayer fails to consent to the nearly limitless disclosures and uses, she cannot file her taxes using Intuit's Free File services.
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But it said that after "extensive discussion" with his lawyer about the option, the man had decided not to consent to the transfer.
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Some were skeptical that Ms. Lee, who had abandoned the novel in the mid 1950s, was healthy enough to consent to its publication.
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The ADR investors' lawyers at Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd, he said, plausibly alleged that Toshiba did consent to the sale of the securities.
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Governors in 42 other states have said they will consent to allowing in more refugees, according to the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service.
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Last September, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that requires state and local governments to consent to receiving refugees, with some exceptions.
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Individuals traveling on those properties have little idea that they are being recorded, let alone have an opportunity to consent to such recording.
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A few Democratic senators sought unanimous consent to vote on Young and nineteen remaining district nominees who need final votes, but Republicans objected.
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Members of the Senate have the opportunity to debate on whether to consider the nominee and must reach unanimous consent to move forward.
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If one gives informed consent to sharing their data with a company, they should enjoy a share of the value that data generates.
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The vote was scheduled for Monday evening, but senators agreed by unanimous consent to delay the vote until Tuesday at 28503:22019 p.m.
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Those interested in purchasing suppressors will consent to an instant NICS background check following purchase and a maximum transfer tax valued at $200.
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The bill would require border officers to notify travelers—before requesting consent to search their devices—that they have the right to refuse.
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But they also gave the app access to data from their friends, who did not directly consent to the terms of the app.
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When the police arrived, they claimed they smelled marijuana, accused Tanya of hiding drugs, and pushed for her consent to search her house.
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A detailed discussion of potential risks should be presented as part of the informed consent to be a participant in such a study.
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That migrant parents gave consent to leave their children behind has been a key talking point for Trump administration officials defending the deportations.
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The rule, called General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR, focuses on ensuring that users know, understand, and consent to the data collected about them.
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Sadly, Cadillac Fairview has a point: They aren't legally required to obtain consent to use face recognition because it does not store people's images.
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Thousands of people have already reported to us that their identities were stolen and used without their consent to submit comments to the FCC.
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"Ukraine has been willing to consent to that request and therefore awaits service of the reply within that time period," it said on Thursday.
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The purposes for which data might be used should be clearly explained; and individuals' consent to share their personal information should be easily revocable.
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At home, Betty asks Alice for consent to get a Serpent tattoo but there isn't time for that because Chic walks in with DARLA!
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Even if the children themselves agree to take the drugs, in most states they are not able to consent to treatment because they're minors.
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Immigration agents now have to get consent to enter a private residence, and if that consent is refused, they cannot use force to enter.
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The attorney said he's been in contact with Carnival asking whether they would consent to the order, but so far the company hasn't agreed.
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The Ring user would have to consent to their video being shared, but once shared, the police are able to keep the footage indefinitely.
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Sinclair said it is asking the FCC for consent to retain two stations in each of three markets in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Indiana.
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That means apps might need to ask for consent to your data more often, or highlight how they're using your data in clearer ways.
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In short, the group who created the SOPP flipped the widely accepted "no means no" definition of consent to a "yes means yes" definition.
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There's one scene where a young woman is so wasted, it's hard to believe she gave the filmmaker informed consent to use her footage.
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Of more startling concern to the ICO was that the agency did not provide informed consent to the majority of the Voice ID users.
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They'll even make an exact replica of someone if you can get their consent to go to the RealDoll facility for a 3D scan.
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Epstein's lawyer told Berman he was authorized to consent to a bail package with strict conditions in the amount of up to $100 million.
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Trump is going to enter office with a huge mismatch between power (complete control of government) and public consent to his vision of governance.
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When the police were called to the hotel room, they deemed Hunt too intoxicated to even consent to a medical examination and toxicology test.
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The controversial "kafala" sponsorship system, used across the Gulf, requires foreign workers to get their employer's consent to change jobs or leave the country.
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With the new law, if the victim did not explicitly consent to the distribution of their intimate images, then there's grounds for a lawsuit.
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The information that feeds these real-time predictions comes from users who have (wittingly and unwittingly) granted Google consent to use their anonymized data.
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So after the health care vote failed, McConnell tried to get unanimous consent to proceed to the defense bill early Friday morning, but Sen.
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Staal spent his first 12 seasons with Carolina and had to waive a no-movement clause in his contract to consent to the trade.
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However, legal precedent and modern dating culture suggest that you can consent to sex, at least in some cases, after consuming drugs or alcohol.
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What efforts are you taking to teach consent to children who could use that knowledge to battle their potential fate as a child bride?
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"Police officers regularly rely upon the willingness of people to voluntarily consent to searching through their property," Amir Ali, Gonzalez-Badillo's lawyer, told me.
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The basic concept of data privacy is built around the assumption that it's possible to consent to the way your data is being used.
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"Obviously we don't have enough time without consent to process a bill and still do the other things we need to do," said Sen.
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The victim told the court that she "explicitly requested" the man to wear a condom and gave no consent to sexual intercourse without protection.
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Facebook prohibits users under 13 to comply with the U.S. Child Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires parental consent to collect data about children.
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Werth was arrested and taken to a nearby station where he told cops he would not consent to tests of his blood and breath.
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Because the people whose personal data is being pumped into Google-owned databanks are not being asked for their individual consent to the exchange.
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This is what we, the governed, consent to when we dress a man in a uniform and call him an officer of the law.
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Under the Senate's rules, a senator can come to the Senate floor and ask for consent to get a vote or pass a bill.
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Justin Fecteau said at a press conference in February that the law was a "constitutional attack on minorities who don't consent" to the law.
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Even if you disagree with these arguments, it's hard to remain silent about a minor's inability to consent to prenatal and pregnancy-related care.
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Setting standards for data use and requiring more granular disclosures would take the pressure off consumers to consent to all possible uses at once.
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Another idea: using machine learning to study patients' social media (with their consent) to help determine when a person's mental health symptoms get worse.
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But experience like that touch on questions such as: Does using a service equal consent to be used as marketing material for that service?
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Blunt, referring to Kaine's resolution and the forthcoming House measure, predicted it was unlikely they could get consent to let either move alongside impeachment.
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Sharing information on this scale is obviously unacceptable and few would consent to it if they knew how extensive and revealing it can be.
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In that case, he is incapable of giving or withholding informed consent to sexual relations; indeed, he may lack the concept of consent altogether.
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The AP does not generally name people who say they are victims of sexual abuse or similar crimes unless they consent to being identified.
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The job of assessing and investigating a nominee's qualifications in order to decide whether to consent to the nomination is ours, and ours alone.
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"This appointment raises several concerns that we request you address before we can consent to any time agreement to process your nomination," they wrote.
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I might be able to freely consent to otoconia extraction, but few would want to buy calcium carbonate with such a troubling origin story.
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The Australian government's consent to the Carmichael mine, also known as the Adani mine after the Indian company developing it, has caused great controversy.
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Couldn't any Facebook user with lots of friends who is sympathetic to Trump simply consent to Cambridge Analytica accessing the data for their friends?
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The health department had "given its consent" to authorities to search the device and to Apple to assist investigators in that search, the document said.
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In a short exchange on the Senate floor, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer sought unanimous consent to begin debate on a bill authored by Sen.
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Another student spoke up to say this was not affirmative consent — that a person cannot consent to the entire process of sex at the outset.
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Newman did, and when the jurors returned, he explained they would have to consent to more time or they could indicate they were hopelessly deadlocked.
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An unidentified customer filmed his encounter with Darlene, which she agreed to, and then sold it as wide-release pornography, which she didn't consent to.
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Japanese policymakers sought to gain informal consent to act against an unwelcome yen rise during a G20 finance leaders' gathering in Washington late last month.
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By applying for this job, I accept the terms of data protection practice, and I give my consent to the processing of my personal data.
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While nobody was ever seriously worried that the Queen wouldn't consent to the marriage of her grandson, Markle joining the family is a tad controversial.
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Whereas, again, the LaLiga app does not offer users an ongoing chance to withdraw consent to its spy mode recording after the initial permission requests.
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From now on, if a company is found to have used deception to obtain your consent to switch carriers, your consent will be deemed invalid.
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The show came under intense scrutiny after a producer claimed Olympios was too drunk to consent to a sexual encounter in a pool with Jackson.
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Data are being collected from individuals too young to dress themselves, let alone consent to the myriad of uses to which the data are put.
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The men open up about issues ranging from consent to their own complicity in inequality, to how toxic masculinity intersects with war and gun violence.
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Ahold Delhaize insisted it did not need shareholders' consent to extend the mechanism, which enables an independent body to issue shares to thwart a takeover.
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Assange appeared before the UK court by video livestream and was asked today whether he would voluntarily consent to being sent to the United States.
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As you know, these advance waivers – in which firms obtain clients' consent to potential future conflicts as part of their initial engagement agreements – are controversial.
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There's a reason 43 percent of the initial participants in Danforth and Reece's study dropped out after refusing to consent to sharing social media data.
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This use of technology would be particularly invasive, if the test subjects didn't first consent to how the data was being collected, used and retained.
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Warren and other Democratic senators requested unanimous consent to vote on Bernstein and nineteen remaining district nominees who need floor votes, but the GOP objected.
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Automatic robocalls are illegal in Montana, but the RNC uses a live caller who requests consent to play the calls to comply with state law.
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Moon's comments about averting war echoed similar statements he made Tuesday that only South Korea could give consent to initiate any conflict with the North.
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His comments about averting war echoed similar statements he made Tuesday that only South Korea could give consent to initiate any conflict with the North.
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In fact, he sent a letter to this committee forcefully rejecting the absurd theory and ask for consent to enter that into the record. Sen.
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Jeff Flake, the retiring Arizona Republican senator, tweeted that he would seek unanimous consent to vote on the bill on the Senate floor this week.
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Women and girls who self-induce or consent to abortions, and medical providers who provide illegal abortions, face the risk of serving time behind bars.
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But, Maine's law goes further, not distinguishing between categories of information, requiring ISPs to gain opt-in consent to share or sell virtually any information.
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It shows that they were sent on a Bureau of Prisons email system that inmates may use after they consent to having their messages monitored.
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She has researched cases in which women have received no justice after reporting that they couldn't consent to sex because they were incapacitated by drinking.
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FBI records for U.S. citizens typically remain private until the person dies, unless a living individual provides written consent to the FBI for their release.
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The health department has "given its consent" to authorities to search the device and to Apple to assist investigators in that search, the document said.
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Numerous Democratic members have sought unanimous consent to vote on Brown and nineteen remaining district nominees who need final ballots, yet other senators have objected.
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"Not doing so would only give consent to such atrocities while tragically failing the Syrian people who have suffered from these despicable acts," it said.
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Netflix said it could see a small share of subscribers drop the service in the short-term, while people consent to the new prices changes.
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A decision not to do so is tacit consent to a closed process, no matter how much Republican senators criticize that process to the press.
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"This is just giving third parties permission to harvest data without you being informed of it or giving consent to it," Vladeck told the Times.
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Although the activists' suits were emblazoned with a notice — "Facial recognition in progress" — the group did not ask people if they consent to be scanned.
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In December 2009, Rivera and Peña Nieto traveled to the Vatican, where Peña Nieto requested Pope Benedict to give the Catholic Church's consent to wed.
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It doesn't take an advanced understanding of sex and consent to notice one of the biggest problems with SaSie and its peers: they're unbelievably unsexy.
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But she cannot consent to a long-acting, reversible contraceptive — such as an IUD or an arm implant — to prevent her from getting pregnant again.
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The government official said the decision to postpone the bill had been made with Beijing's consent, to the relief of many in the city administration.
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When you consent to genetic sleuthing, you are also exposing your siblings, parents, cousins, relatives you've never met and even future generations of your family.
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Many states explicitly allow only certain categories of minors to consent to contraceptive services, but it is not the case that they require parental permission.
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By clicking "I agree" when signing up for the app, users consent to these potential losses — even if they don't read past the first line.
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Proposals include prohibiting the tech in federally assisted public housing and requiring that commercial users of the tech gain consumers' consent to use their data.
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"There's going to be a very serious contending with what it meant to the people who didn't consent to this behavior," she said, per Deadline.
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When Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, asked for unanimous consent to permit a scheduled meeting of the Special Committee on Aging, Mr. Schumer objected.
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But if we ignore them, we may be unintentionally giving consent to more of our data being shared than we actually want to give out.
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Some Democratic senators have sought unanimous consent to vote on Palk and nineteen other district nominees who require final votes, but certain members have objected.
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This applies especially to the backstop ... without such an 'all-weather' backstop-insurance, the European Parliament will not give its consent to the withdrawal agreement.
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EU RULES COULD POSE THREAT TO ONLINE ADS: New proposed rules from the European Union would stipulate that users have to consent to website cookies.
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It flips the principle that citizens must consent to a search, allowing them to be searched without a suspicion they've done anything wrong, they say.
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In Europe, the month-old General Data Protection Regulation requires end users to consent to being the subject of some forms of automated decision making.
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Until then, their lack of action will continue to signal to our fellow citizens that politicians in power consent to an acceptable level of bloodshed.
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Reggie Kennard, Cole's brother and one of his roommates, accompanied Cole to the police station, where he was asked to consent to a live lineup.
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Moreover, Somalilanders did not give consent to be governed a corrupt and ineffective Somali government installed by foreign troops instead the will of the people.
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Lacking are specific criteria that allow the international community to determine when consent to assistance may be justifiably withheld and when such consent is unreasonable.
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"That doesn't mean they're in the middle, it means they don't want to consent to be governed by all this kind of vitriol," she added.
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It's rare someone able to consent to being eaten meets someone interested in eating them, but even that scenario raises a ton of ethical questions.
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"Lack of consent results from forcible compulsion or circumstances under which at the time of the act of intercourse, the complainant clearly expressed that she did not consent to engage in such act and a reasonable person in the defendant's situation would have understood the complainant's words and acts as an expression of lack of consent to such act under all the circumstances," Burke said.
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Erica Johnstone, who co-founded Without My Consent to specifically address online abuse, works with domestic violence organizations in California to help them address revenge porn.
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Around the halfway point, we learn why: in the early timeline, a pair of white Americans forces the man's family to consent to solar panel installations.
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An early draft of the bill had said that minors under 15 would be assumed not to have given consent to sex with an older person.
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Mandatory opt-in: With the exception of Charter Communications, companies did not support a requirement that they obtain affirmative "opt-in" consent to collect user data.
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Hayes, the only man in the group interview, asked fellow contestant Amanda Stanton for consent to kiss her on the August 21 episode of the show.
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The consent to harm principle stands for good reason—because the law exists to preserve the public peace, not just to protect us from one another.
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One of her prime targets was Wells Fargo and the recent revelation that the bank created a slew of accounts without customers' consent to collect fees.
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Others believe Rouhani has depleted his political capital with the Supreme Leader by securing his consent to the 2015 nuclear deal, leaving nothing for domestic reforms.
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Amnesty, which has called for the full decriminalization of sex work, wants governments to create policies to protect adults who consent to selling sex for money.
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She could not consent to any sexual contact or defend herself during an attack, nor did she have the power to report inappropriate behavior or assault.
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Duff's family did not consent to have their space intruded upon for photos, and she is protecting their right to privacy as well as her own.
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GDPR includes a new provision on children's personal data, setting a 16-year-old age limit on kids' ability to consent to their data being processed.
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One question that needs to be raised is to what extent can a preschooler or schoolager really consent to participating in mom or dad's daily videos?
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These labels will start showing up on May 30th for candidates who have qualified for the ballot and have given Twitter consent to apply the badge.
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Some require both parties to consent to having the conversation recorded, so check your state's laws to see if you need permission before you hit Record.
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All companies across the world will need to comply with this law and make sure all users consent to the data collected and shared about them.
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In the short term, giants like Facebook and Google may find it easier than smaller companies to get users' consent to make money from personal information.
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The fact that Netflix doesn't request user consent to link and store this information is the kind subtle twist that the show's creators surely relish.[Motherboard]
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Before AYTO contestants can enter the house, however, they must consent to a detailed matchmaking test, whereupon producers secretly pair the most compatible guys and girls.
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But the talks stalled after Western Digital, a partner in Toshiba's main chip plant, took Toshiba to court, arguing it needs to consent to a sale.
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" Under state law, she said, "you'll never see a defense that it is illegal to serve alcohol to a minor unless they consent to drink it.
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But according to Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, that examination "violates the very fundamental basis by which we gave our consent to be bound by the ICC".
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According to Utah state law, a patient has to either be in legal trouble or give consent to have a sample taken from them by police.
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The lawsuit's plaintiffs are three California residents who say they did not consent to AT&T selling their real-time location data through the data brokers.
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"The job of assessing and investigating a nominee's qualifications in order to decide whether to consent to the nomination is ours, and ours alone," wrote Sen.
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Adults can consent to a study that might cause them harm, but a fetus cannot — so most research governing boards are reluctant to approve such studies.
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The nature conservation organisation said it had no knowledge of and had never given consent to the use of its name by "so-called Panamanian foundations".
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To presume, then, that Lev's inability to consent to his own death should be construed as acquiescence, and to brand that presumption as "compassion," is appalling.
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The nature conservation organization said it had no knowledge of and had never given consent to the use of its name by "so-called Panamanian foundations".
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She wagered that if it did manage to exceed her expectations she would gladly consent to get a traditional anchor tattoo permanently etched on her person.
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To comply with the order Facebook would have to ask users to freely consent to being data-mined — which the company does not do at present.
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Under many state laws, a person who is cognitively impaired due to the influence of drugs or alcohol is not able to consent to sexual activity.
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The BSG stresses that without a credible, genuine and operational backstop, it will be impossible for the European Parliament to give its consent to the [treaty].
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"The job of assessing and investigating a nominee's qualifications in order to decide whether to consent to the nomination is ours, and ours alone," Grassley wrote.
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Jordan Wells: I think that all of us—undocumented or documented—have the choice to remain silent and not consent to any search of our belongings.
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First-party consent is costly for firms to secure and users are more likely to give consent to established companies than to startups challenging the incumbents.
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I don't mean when he touched teenagers who lacked the maturity to consent to it and the power within that relationship to resist and report him.
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The question of whether Trump will consent to an interview with Mueller's team is one of the most critical surrounding the special counsel's 15-month probe.
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Now, it's time for Grassley and his colleagues to do their job as described in the Constitution by giving "advice and consent" to the president's nominee.
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The TCPA requires that callers have consent when they use autodialers to call cell phones, and that consumers can revoke that consent to stop the robocalls.
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" The officer can also be heard saying that Illinois is a two-party consent state for recordings and that he "didn't consent to being on camera.
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The blue slip process typically delays or derails hearings for the federal bench unless both senators from the nominee's home-state consent to the President's pick.
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Comcast agreed to pay $42 per share, but only if Mr. Katzenberg provided his written consent to the deal immediately after the signing of the agreement.
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Some visible message from our government to Iran that we no longer will consent to the status quo; that Iran's cruel silence is no longer acceptable.
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Under the proposal, customers would automatically consent to having their data used by their broadband provider when it was required for the delivery of their service.
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The high school board stated that they received the students' and parents' consent to use facial recognition for attendance control, as stated in the EDPB report.
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House lawmakers may try for a third time this afternoon to mute the conservative GOP naysayers in order to achieve unanimous consent to pass the measure.
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Rockwell has a staggered board of directors and no ability to act by written consent to call a special meeting, making a hostile approach more difficult.
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But both have declined to give their consent to the withdrawal bill because they say it fails to respect the devolution agreement made 20 years ago.
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"Officers obtained verbal consent to search the vehicle and recovered a misdemeanor amount of marijuana from the console," the Tuscaloosa Police Department said in a statement.
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It is true that prosecutors routinely subpoena medical records in criminal investigations, and victims routinely consent to their disclosure because of their interest in the cases.
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Elections are one mechanism by which citizens consent to the exercise of power by their representatives, and voting is, for many, the defining act of citizenship.
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Mundt said that, because of this, the Federal Cartel Office was not convinced that users could give "effective consent" to Facebook in its data collection practices.
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The woman told the police that she had indicated her lack of consent to the man, but did not resist out of fear of being hurt.
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The reporting firms overhauled dispute procedures two years ago, but only then did the industry consent to using reviewers that were actually trained to review complaints.
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"The job of assessing and investigating a nominee's qualifications in order to decide whether to consent to the nomination is ours, and ours alone," he added.
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Maryland has a pregnancy exception that applies to children as young as 15, which is younger even than the state's legal age of consent to sex.
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"The structure of privacy legislation says you need consent [to share information]," Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC) for Ontario Brian Beamish said in a phone call.
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If there is no objective reason, the officer must tell the man why he is questioning him and get his consent to conduct a pat-down.
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Mr. Castor determined that Gianna Constand's surreptitious recording constituted a potential felony under Pennsylvania's law, required Miss Constand to obtain Mr. Cosby's consent to the recording.
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Her larger victory was in reminding guards, officials and prisoners that refusal to consent to injustice can sometimes be enough to reactivate the rule of law.
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After Ms. Caudill rechecked the patient's consent to have the session observed, we entered her darkened hospital room and seated ourselves on either side of her.
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Currently, Maryland law states that minors have the "same capacity as an adult" to consent to treatment about venereal disease, pregnancy and contraception, other than sterilization.
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A few Democratic senators have requested unanimous consent to vote on Neals and fifteen remaining district court nominees who need final votes, but Republicans have objected.
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First, tax preparers are prohibited from conditioning receipt of federal tax services on a taxpayer providing consent to disclosure and use of her tax return information.
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Those who are at least 16 can legally consent to sexual activity, the group said, as long as the other person doesn't have authority over them.
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The age at which adolescents can consent to different types of care on their own varies in state laws, but 13 or 173 is not uncommon.
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President Trump signed an executive order requiring state and local governments to provide written consent to the federal government in order for them to accept refugees.
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They can slow the Senate to a crawl, as they tried to do Wednesday by refusing to give consent to holding a daylong slate of hearings.
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If any senators refuse to consent to holding an up-or-down vote on Judge Gorsuch's nomination, the Senate has to decide whether to overrule them.
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Employers can ask ICE agents if they have a judicial warrant before entering a private area and refuse to consent to their entry if they don't.
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She cannot tell the difference between the truth and a lie or right and wrong, and therefore is unable to consent to sexual intercourse, it says.
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As he admitted in November, asking someone's consent -- to watching him pleasure himself -- was invalidated by the fact of his status as a boss and influencer.
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Senate rules state that committees cannot hold hearings for more than two hours while the Senate is in session unless there is unanimous consent to proceed.
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"I did not encourage or consent to Mr. Pulev grabbing my face, kissing me, or grabbing my backside," Sushe said Thursday, reading from a prepared statement.
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There would then be a second phase during which existing donors would say if they consent to their cryopreserved sperm being used under the new rules.
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McConnell is expected to file cloture on Tuesday afternoon on several immigration proposals, setting up votes on Thursday unless there is unanimous consent to act sooner.
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There would then be a second phase during which existing donors would say if they consent to their cryopreserved sperm being used under the new rules.
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E.ON said on Tuesday the organisations - which deny the allegations - had agreed by mutual consent to stop offering the package to new and renewing E.ON customers.
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This will require more of a patient's time, but Schadt is betting that as more patients understand, more of them will consent to sharing their genetic information.
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Wester tells her that a drug dog is on its way, but Odom says she has nothing in the car and gives him consent to search it.
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Deciding whether and when to have a child and whether or when to consent to sexual activity are both fundamentally about asserting autonomy over our own bodies.
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Kids don't know the full extent of the risks of sharing their data with strangers — and without that knowledge, they can't provide informed consent to do so.
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Last year, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that personal representatives of the deceased could grant consent to release private data in the absence of a will.
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If shoppers are informed which stores use face recognition, they could avoid those locations, sending a clear message to companies on whether they consent to the practice.
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And as powerful as it is, it would have been even more powerful had its subject been able to consent to its being shared with the world.
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Instead of requiring children under 13 get parental consent to comply with COPPA, TikTok is now directing users under 13 to a "younger ecosystem" within the app.
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The film asks questions such as: Can an 18-year-old girl consent to sex with a much older man any more than a 17-year-old?
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"Does anyone seriously believe that I would consent to these consequences other than from an inescapable conviction that my oath before God demanded of me?" he added.
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"If someone has not given explicit, informed consent to have their data used in this way, their data should not be used in this way," she said.
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He chose to focus on an "admittedly low-brow" application as a provocative way to get young adults to consent to sharing their Facebook photos, he said.
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Canada might consent to more onerous conditions for a vehicle to be imported duty-free within NAFTA, including on wages and the amount of North American content.
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She also signed a written consent to have the FFWCC keep and investigate any items belonging to Perry and urged the Stephanos family to do the same.
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They can sign contracts, get married, consent to medical treatment, possess a driver's license, make end-of-life decisions, vote in elections, and determine where they live.
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Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs office (HMRC) has been instructing customers to submit "voiceprints" since 2017, and it may not have received proper consent to do so.
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But this still only provides an eight-week snapshot of advertisers on its platform that have told it they have the user's consent to process their information.
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The photos they scanned were from state driver's license databases—photos that individuals never gave consent to be used in such an invasive way by law enforcement.
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Good enough is when users can control what data is stored about them, consent to the sharing of any data and easily delete or update that data.
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When asked if Twitter thinks that consent to retain direct messages is withdrawn when a message or account is deleted, Twitter's spokesperson had "nothing further" to add.
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California election code does not require a presidential candidate who is already on the ballot to consent to receiving the nomination of a another qualified political party.
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"We will approach these individuals, once the work on the focused investigation is completed, to ask for their consent to publish," the FCA said in a statement.
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The embryos will be donated by IVF patients who have given their "informed consent" to the donation of their surplus embryos, the Crick said on its website.
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ETE said in March it had originally intended to offer the preferred units to all of its shareholders, but Williams did not consent to a public offering.
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She said that "on further reflection" she needed additional information about whether the University of Southern California had provided Nixon Peabody with informed consent to client conflicts.
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HMRC will now have to delete the majority of these records (~5 million voiceprints) — only retaining biometric data where it has fully informed consent to do so.
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She also noticed that a form to consent to his cremation said he died in Fountain Valley and was homeless, like the man in the news reports.
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The government also argues that you voluntarily consent to sharing your information with third-party providers like mobile carriers and tech companies when you use your phone.
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That did not sit well with Cornyn, though, who blasted Schumer, and plans to try again next week to ask for unanimous consent to pass the bill.
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She came to the US without her parents, so she went to court with a guardian and was granted the right to consent to the abortion herself.
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After the parents gave officers consent to search the home, members of an F.B.I. terrorism task force found a handgun, several magazines and 118 rounds of ammunition.
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Mr. McMonagle said the call violated a Pennsylvania law that requires both parties on a call to consent to being recorded, and Mr. Cosby had not consented.
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"Lenovo compromised consumers' privacy when it preloaded software that could access consumers' sensitive information without adequate notice or consent to its use," Ohlhausen said in a statement.
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Jim McGovern loudly asked for unanimous consent to bring up the Senate-passed legislation to avoid a partial shutdown, the same legislation Trump has refused to support.
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You grant FaceApp consent to use the User Content, regardless of whether it includes an individual's name, likeness, voice or persona, sufficient to indicate the individual's identity.
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A new provision concerns children's personal data — with the regulation setting a 16-year-old age limit on kids' ability to consent to their data being processed.
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Further, the balloting in many of the hardest-fought states will be overseen by Republican officials, individuals who would be highly unlikely to consent to helping Mrs.
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Darlene admits to having allowed a client to film her for extra money, but she didn't consent to having prints struck and distributed for sale and rental.
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Legitimate consent to the government's use of an entire family tree should involve more than just a single person clicking "yes" to a website's terms and conditions.
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Then he finds out that his visa status was changed without his knowledge or consent to one which would not allow him to work in the city.
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They have forced us to consider the possibility of redemption and to reckon with the staggering quantity of talent and potential we otherwise consent to throw away.
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On March 24, Mr. Bukoski's father gave consent to the police to search the family's home as well as the laptop and cellphone used by his son.
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It's simply impossible, the activists argue, for users to consent to real-time bidding when there's no way to know which companies are involved in the auction.
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We should have universal screening of teenagers at school, with parental consent, to identify those who are suffering from depression and who are at risk of suicide.
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Many of the bills, including the bill proposed in South Dakota, limit both patients who've been emancipated and children who have parental consent to receive the treatments.
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New documents disclosed by House Democrats showed Giuliani wrote a letter with Trump's "knowledge and consent" to Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine's president-elect, seeking a meeting last spring.
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State laws now supplement that right as 23 states and Washington, DC, explicitly allow all minors to consent to contraceptive services, according to data from the institute.
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Additionally, customers may give their express consent to our customer service department to provide temporary access to their live camera feed when troubleshooting a specific customer issue.
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This is where a site requires consent to advertising cookies as the 'price' for accessing the sought for service, with the only other option being to leave.
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Consent to tracking must also be obtained prior to a digital service dropping or accessing a cookie; only service-essential cookies can be deployed without asking first.
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Texas is the first state to decline resettlement, as part of a new executive order that requires state and local governments to give consent to receiving refugees.
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And ISPs can assume they have consent to use data for "certain other purposes consistent with customer expectations, such as contacting public safety," according to the commission.
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Manchin has touted the nominee's "impeccable credentials" and pointed to the Senate's unanimous consent to put him on the 22019th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2006.
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One immigrant advocate in Matamoros estimates that 40 to 50 children in MPP have decided, sometimes without parental consent, to go to the US without their parents.
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The investigation began after reports revealed that political data firm Cambridge Analytica used Facebook data without user consent to target U.S. voters in the 2016 presidential election.
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I understood that the only way to approach it was to consent to go into the only black box I do have access to, which is me.
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Wu acknowledged that some lawyers might get bogged down in the virtual aspect of the offense, and view wearing a teledildonic device as blanket consent to its use.
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The government gave its consent to internet firm Baidu Inc to test self-driving cars on city streets just days after the fatal accident in the United States.
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Or perhaps President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will renew their courtship – inescapably, with China's consent – to revive prospects for stability on the Korean peninsula.
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Global privacy officer for 23andMe Kate Black told the Washington Post that the company estimates about 80 percent of users consent to having their information used in research.
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Since BuzzFeed News' story highlighting her case, the New York legislature passed a bill specifying that a person in police custody cannot consent to sex with an officer.
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Underage female celebrities are often subject to an internet countdown clock, which ticks away the minutes and hours until they are legally of age to consent to sex.
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Under devolution rules, the parliaments of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales are required to consent to any EU divorce, according to a report by the House of Lords.
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When Judge Nicholas Garaufis called the idea of armed guards "absurd," Agnifilo said his client would consent to physical force being used on him, but not lethal force.
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The right of indigenous people to grant or deny "free, prior, and informed consent" to any project that affects their lands is officially recognized by the United Nations.
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Only when the Palestinians consent to demilitarize their state and to reciprocate Israel's recognition of their right to self-determination in their homeland, will true peace be achieved.
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The store could ask customers to consent to passing their data to named third parties but it must allow them a free choice to opt in or out.
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Because here is the thing: Most women have been inappropriately touched by someone they don't know, in a way they didn't consent to, under circumstances beyond their control.
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But in proposals like ITI's, users would only have to explicitly consent to the collection of sensitive information, not the collection of more personal pieces like phone numbers.
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For example it only provides an eight-week snapshot of information to users about which advertisers have told it they have a user's consent to process their information.
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The offending footage is the hidden-camera video of Gennai, who is no one's idea of a public figure, and obviously didn't consent to be in the video.
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For starters, they say, it'd be difficult and burdensome to build systems that connect people's decisions about consent to all the tissues that are floating around out there.
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The Democratic lawmaker has introduced legislation that would require states to consent to storing high levels of nuclear waste — giving them the ability to refuse to accept it.
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They say consumers in Germany have little choice of social networks, forcing users to consent to Facebook's collection of their web-browsing data if they want Facebook accounts.
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Fitch expects Sears to use expected proceeds from the Craftsman sale to fund its liquidity needs in 33710840, given Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp's (PBGC) consent to this transaction.
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Prosecutors allege he obtained and transmitted a donor list from a military veterans charity he founded in 2007 without the charity's consent to aid his political fund-raising.
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Note that that still doesn't change anything for recipients of Superhuman emails with read receipts turned on — they don't get an option to consent to sending read receipts.
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When someone signs up to be on a reality TV show, there's an assumption that the participants consent to revealing personal aspects of their lives to the world.
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Marin, Powell, and Temple emphasized that unfortunately, there is absolutely no way to ensure your sexts won't be made public or used in ways you didn't consent to.
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Some people highlighted the fact the unknown woman didn't consent to the photo, and were not certain if she was open to these kinds of pseudo-romantic approaches.
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Isabel dos Santos, who controls Unitel and holds a 18.6 percent stake in BPI, has refused to give her consent to BPI's proposed spin-off its African operations.
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Danai Chirawu, a lawyer at the Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association (ZWLA), said children under 16 cannot consent to sex under the law but there were some grey areas.
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Our training urges us on, even when it is clear our patient is dying, and especially if there is no family to consent to putting the brakes on.
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New York passed a similar bill last month, closing a loophole in the state law by specifiying that people in police custody are unable to consent to sex.
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Frequently, consumers unknowingly consent to receive robocalls from companies they do business with in the fine print of loan documents, service contracts and consumer product terms and conditions.
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While some of the apps only require a signature, some ask people to say, "I consent to having sex with so-and-so," on video, Dr. Brison says.
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Lovell-Badge believes the babies' families were not informed of the influenza link when giving their consent to He, despite the virus being a huge risk in China.
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In particular, Shteinman broke with tradition by giving tacit consent to the enlistment of religious soldiers in the first ultra-Orthodox unit set up by the Israeli military.
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To outsiders, polyamory — having multiple romantic partners, all of whom know about each other and consent to the setup — may seem like a recipe for jealousy and mistrust.
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In his short story "Whither Thou Goest," a doctor asks the wife of a brain-dead patient if she would consent to harvesting her husband's organs for transplantation.
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In September, Facebook said it would change to make facial recognition an opt-in feature, rather than assuming by default that users consent to having their faces scanned.
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Customers who consent to having their data tracked by the company pay one price, and customers who don't want AT&T to use the data pay $29 more.
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The United States Army Corps of Engineers, the federal agency in charge of the nation's dams, gave the oil and gas company consent to seek drilling rights there.
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Land deals can be beneficial if local residents give their consent to the territory being used, said Oxfam adviser Luca Miggiano, but that isn't happening in most cases.
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He is accused of taking a compromising photograph of the woman in question without her consent to use as a means of blackmail to keep their relationship secret.
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After suffering three grand mal seizures and learning that she had a form of epilepsy, she received Vatican consent to give up teaching for a life of solitude.
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The Alzheimer's Society of Canada (ASC) believes that disorders like Alzheimer's don't leave patients with the ability to freely consent to die at the end of their life.
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Companies and government offices customarily ask a woman to bring her guardian to consent to paid employment outside the home, although the law does not formally require this.
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A Kentucky high school teacher accused of raping a 17-year-old student has argued that the alleged victim was old enough to consent to a sexual relationship.
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But in a new court filing first obtained by WLKY-TV, attorneys for Reed argue that the unnamed student was old enough to consent to a sexual relationship.
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Reed's attorney, Greg Simms, tells WHAS-11 that a teenager between the ages of 16 and 18 can consent to having sexual contact under a specific Kentucky statute.
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In most states, adolescents can consent to behavioral health treatment without their parents' permission, according to a 2015 study published in the Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse.
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The Board of Overseers mostly advises the university on strategic decisions, though it does have the power to consent to the election of members to the Harvard Corporation.
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Since users are flocking to apps like Tinder and Grindr to navigate the dating scene, LegalFling's creators reason, how farfetched is it to outsource consent to an app?
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This is because Salt is using an unusual, but not unprecedented, fee structure that splits a set amount of cash between however many people consent to the changes.
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The company's Halloween round-up, which featured videos of children trick-or-treating, drew questions over whether or not the company had parental consent to share those videos.
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It's a 2018 privacy law designed to make sure users know about (and understand) the data that companies collect about them, and that they consent to sharing it.
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A spokesman for Cantwell did tell The Seattle Times in July, shortly after Miller's nomination was announced, that Cantwell "did not and does not consent" to his nomination.
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Throughout its history, YouTube has stubbornly maintained that it's a site aimed at users 13 and over, freeing the platform from obtaining parental consent to track user data.
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JBS USA and JBS SA asked holders of notes due between 2020 to 2025 to consent to some parts of the global reorganization proposed by JBS in May.
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If they are comfortable with having a SANE nurse present via webcam, they are asked to consent to the services of a SANE nurse and the exam proceeds.
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Facebook on Tuesday announced a new policy for gaining user consent to apply facial recognition to photos on the service, while also expanding its use of the technology.
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Turkey will not consent to the creation of separatist enclaves or terrorist safe havens that threaten its national security and are against the will of the Syrian people.
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In the EU, for example, some countries will require teens under 15 to get parental consent to use Facebook, so the company has slightly different terms to accommodate.
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At 4 years old, before developing the wherewithal to consent to or veto foods like pork bung, I happily popped those suckers into my mouth, one after another.
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Qatar has announced some changes including replacing its controversial "kafala" or sponsorship system that forces foreign workers to seek their employer's consent to change jobs or leave the country.
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The intoxicant was so powerful, it disabled her ability to sustain and maintain consciousness, and rendered her completely unable to consent to, let alone resist, defendant's unwanted sexual advances.
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Speaking before a parade crowd in Tehran for Iran's National Army Day, President Hassan Rouhani said his country didn't need the world's consent to arm itself against its enemies.
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At least a handful of those bills attempt to outlaw gender-affirming health care for minors by criminalizing doctors and, in some cases, parents who consent to such procedures.
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By giving Kanye consent to the lyrics secretly and then publicly shading him for them, Taylor has finally fully revealed just how manufactured a pop star she really is.
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The idea that anyone could legally consent to sex while in police custody defies moral logic, but in New York, as in much of the country, it's the law.
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Even with a civil warrant, ICE agents still need consent to enter and search, which is why, advocates say, they don't often advertise which type of documents they have.
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DeepMind and the Royal Free have argued that patients had given "implied consent" to sharing, because this information would be used to deliver "direct care" via the Streams app.
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Multiple alleged victims are speaking publicly amid accusations that current or former Marines shared explicit photos and videos of women — without their consent — to a large private Facebook group.
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Fitbit said the program, which begins in October, will ask users if they consent to share their data with the HPB, which will use the information for health promotions.
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By participating in the scheme, managers consent to share their data with BlackRock's behavioural finance team, though it may be shared more broadly in an aggregate or anonymised format.
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Stanley agrees that in cases where officers respond to domestic violence and sexual assault, particularly when children are involved, officers should defer to victims for consent to be filmed.
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As we previously reported, prosecutors say the accuser has a "mental disorder and developmental and physical disability" which prevents her from being able to give legal consent to sex.
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"I must make it clear that Western Digital will not consent to a transaction with the proposed consortium," CEO Stephen Milligan said in a letter sent to Toshiba's board.
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But opportunistic emotional blackmail is something Facebook knows a bit about — having been previously caught experimenting on users without their consent to see if it could affect their mood.
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In 1993 the House of Lords established—when considering the activities of a group of sadomasochists—that there must be "good reason" for consent to negate liability for injury.
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By participating in the scheme, managers consent to share their data with BlackRock's behavioral finance team, though it may be shared more broadly in an aggregate or anonymized format.
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Just before Thursday's vote, Ms. Murkowski asked the Senate for unanimous consent to vote on several amendments related to Flint aid, including Ms. Stabenow's amendment, but Ms. Stabenow objected.
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As such, because he does not know in advance what Trump&aposs answers to his questions will be, he cannot consent to any limitations on his follow-up questions.
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But Western Digital, which jointly invests in Toshiba's main chip plant and is a rival bidder, has taken Toshiba to court, arguing it needs to consent to a sale.
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Rohana was arrested and released on $15,000 bail, on the condition that he hand over his passport, consent to drug testing, and refrain from leaving the country before trial.
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" The letter, first posted by Rolling Stone, goes on to warn Rihanna has not given Trump consent to use any of her music, so using it "is therefore improper.
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Related: 11 Habits of Truly Happy People Facebook caught a lot of flak over the experiment, primarily because none of the "participants" gave their consent to join the study.
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Democrats asked for unanimous consent to authorize the Senate legal counsel to defend ObamaCare in court after a district judge in Texas declared the entire law unconstitutional last week.
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"Rather, it permits Yahoo to divulge the contents of the e-mail account where, as here, the personal representatives lawfully consent to disclosure on the decedent's behalf," Lenk wrote.
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Harris's comments came a day after the Senate voted with unanimous consent to allow senators to bring children under the age of 1 onto the floor of the chamber.
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"We are pleased to have obtained Denmark's consent to construct the Nord Stream 2 Pipeline," Samira Kiefer Andersson, a Nord Stream 2 official, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Franken also asked Niantic to describe how it ensures parents give "meaningful consent" to a child's use of the game and subsequent collection of his or her personal information.
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The officer then asked Mead to exit the car and proceeded to ask Taylor how she knew the man and whether he could have consent to search her vehicle.
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Most of those partnerships have since been phased out, but privacy advocates have continued to raise concerns that Facebook did not properly gain users' consent to share that data.
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Its sudden genesis could threaten to affect the lives of millions of people who did not consent to it, propagate on its own, and have completely unpredictable side effects.
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Lawmakers could take steps short of impeachment, particularly because the clause itself describes a role for Congress, which can give its consent to payments that would otherwise be barred.
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It forces companies to be more clear on consent to use and share customer data and allows consumers to request that firms delete all information companies have on them.
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And one Rhode Island mom and education writer wanted public schools to teach the idea of consent to kindergartners because a local toddler kept kissing her 4-year-old.
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When you obtain driving privileges, you don't consent to having your photo included in a gigantic face recognition database accessed at the whim of an agent with a hunch.
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To refocus videos on education and prevent exploitation, the guidelines stress that patients should be asked to consent to filming in advance and be allowed to refuse the request.
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He and his allies have sent contradictory signals on that issue, though some in his circle say privately that they don't believe he will ever consent to an interview.
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"A person is deemed incapable of consent to sexual conduct with a police officer when the person is under arrest or otherwise in police custody," the Louisiana bill states.
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Lacks was a black woman who died of cervical cancer in 1951; she never gave consent to the Johns Hopkins University researchers who harvested her cells for medical study.
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For that reason, feminist scholars such as Billie Wright Dziech and Linda Weiner have argued that it's impossible for a student to consent to a relationship with a professor.
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The hearing was scheduled after Facebook's Cambridge Analytica debacle in which data from as many as 87 million Americans was shared without their consent to an outside research firm.
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She said she was mistakenly added to it without her knowledge after her mother allegedly gave an attorney representing the case consent to include them both in the suit.
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Once you've got that all important enthusiastic consent to turn someone else into your toilet, it perhaps behooves you to have a further conversation setting out rules of engagement.
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"Counsel for the government has informed defense counsel that the government will not consent to waive jury at either stage of this case," the filing by Roof's attorneys said.
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" While the particulars of what happened between Millane and her killer are important in his trial, as prosecutor Brian Dickey pointed out, "you can't consent to your own murder.
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In Britain, the age of consent is 16, but specific legal protection exists for children under 13: They cannot legally give their consent to any form of sexual activity.
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Its General Data Protection Regulation, which goes into effect in May, is intended to ensure that users understand and consent to data collection and how that data is used.
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In response to GDPR, it has asked advertisers to certify they have the proper consent to use any data from third-party brokers, potentially shedding itself of some liability.
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It must be made clear to the whole world that the vast majority of people in the United States do not support his presidency or consent to his rule.
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The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a habeas corpus lawsuit challenging the man's detention, winning a right to speak with him and gain his consent to represent him.
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Tech companies should not be permitted to collect data on children and profile them using their personal data without a parent or guardian's meaningful consent to the data collection.
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"As you are or should be aware, Ms. Fenty has not provided her consent to Mr. Trump to use her music," Siev wrote, using Rihanna's given name, Robyn Fenty.
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They also hope that beginning the cleanup will help them win the public's consent to restart Japan's undamaged nuclear plants, most of which remain shut down since the disaster.
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Kids don't get to consent to having their entire lives — from the cute to the humiliating — documented online, as noted in a video op-ed by the N.Y. Times.
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Yet while there are many examples of a Supreme Court justice temporarily assuming the duties of a lower court judge, the justice typically must consent to such an arrangement.
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The bill would also allow minors of at least 14 years of age to consent to preventative treatment against HIV infection, without prior approval from a parent or guardian.
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To be free of that and to be able to play any of them, from "Age of Consent" to "Every Little Counts"—I'm really enjoying getting them all back.
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But negotiations have been anything but smooth — with a blitz of lobbying from the adtech and telecoms industries pushing against a firm requirement for opt-in consent to tracking.
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The page, which reaches more than 30,000 people, invites Sydney and Melbourne residents to submit photos of themselves or friends who fit the aesthetic and consent to be featured.
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While China has said that it welcomes dialogue between the two countries, it did however caution that it wouldn't consent to any unilateral actions concerning trade with the States.
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