We are a very short distance from those who are willing to cross the line of political debate to those willing to cross the line into political abuse.
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When does swearing related to workplace conditions cross the line?
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Did host and comedian Bill Maher finally cross the line?
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I also just love people that don't cross the line.
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He tried not to cross the line with his glee.
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Or did it cross the line into stifling free speech?
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But when does such grandeur cross the line into parody?
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Would distributing PDFs of The Turner Diaries cross the line?
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But if you cross the line, I will f— you up.
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On closer inspection, however, the puck didn't fully cross the line.
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Don't cross the line where the state has to use force.
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But if you cross the line, I will f--k you up.
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Others appeared to cross the line into tax fraud, the NYT alleges.
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Because if you cross the line, then I know what you want.
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It won't cross the line of its starting position in that direction.
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When does staying informed cross the line into, well, too much information?
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Read This Next: How Doctors Cross the Line in the Delivery Room
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The puck was in the crease but did not cross the line.
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We regularly remove comments that cross the line into being personally insulting.
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Of course, but it's hard to know how to not cross the line.
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Where does a pretty funny joke cross the line to being overtly bigoted?
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However, there is no clear consensus on exactly which behaviours cross the line.
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So there may be those in the Senate who will cross the line.
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But courts have disagreed on when individual actions cross the line into harassment.
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Though they turn heads, critics say these ads cross the line into vulgarity.
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The finish time is taken on the fourth rider to cross the line.
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The Portuguese writer Isabel Minhós Martins's "Don't Cross the Line!" is undoubtedly cool.
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How do you make sure that what you show doesn't cross the line?
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On the other hand, have you ever seen memes that cross the line?
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But he did not specify what kind of action would cross the line.
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Still, it didn't cross the line to sickly sweetness that many Frappuccinos trample.
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The question for policymakers, then, becomes: What kind of investments cross the line?
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Still, it didn't cross the line to sickly sweetness that many Frappuccinos trample.
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Things happen in this film that will absolutely cross the line for some viewers.
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When someone does cross the line, you can never be sure because … what line?
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She realized that she should have been the one not to cross the line.
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"If you don't want me to cross the line, don't draw one," she warns.
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And maybe for some player, it'll cross the line from game to hacking victim.
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"To cross the line in first position is a dream for me," said Toro.
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This is where George's boozy fun seemed to cross the line into bad taste.
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The sticking point was how to determine when redrawn legislative maps cross the line.
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People who want you to validate them can quickly cross the line into pitiful.
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All he knows is how easy it was for him to cross the line.
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These are real people, and they've made the conscious decision to cross the line.
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Zaytsevo is one of four checkpoints that cross the line of control in eastern Ukraine.
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Sometimes, across the industry, retouchers cross the line from editing bodies to actually substituting them.
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Swansea Harrier Matthew Rees helps a struggling runner cross the line at the #LondonMarathon pic.twitter.
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These recent incidents blatantly cross the line, and the politicians expect us not to notice.
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But other user experience (UX) design choices undoubtedly cross the line into straight-out deception.
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There's a lot of things in this movie which really cross the line of reality.
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Basically, I tried to cross the line a little bit, while still keeping it legal.
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Bloggers who cross the line vanish into army custody, only to reappear chastened and docile.
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"These threats clearly cross the line from lobbying to attempted bribery and conspiracy," he said.
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When does talking about someone else cross the line from benign conversation to thoughtless indiscretion?
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"Stacey Abrams has that undeniable relatability that doesn't cross the line into 'pandering,'" she said.
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He makes wild, false claims that may well cross the line into libel and slander.
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Have you ever witnessed anyone cross the line into verbal abuse at a sporting event?
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Some of these incidents cross the line into rape, and should be dealt with harshly.
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And there may be specific cases that cross the line and should be reined in.
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When do words cross the line from permissible, encouragement, advice, or persuasion to prohibited coercion?
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That obsessiveness is sometimes a virtue, but for some can easily cross the line into vice.
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" But also, "When people cross the line and it becomes unreal, that's when they are out.
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Yet with all of Apple's newfound openness, it appears unwilling to cross the line into Android.
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True enthusiasts sometimes cross the line between fan and fanatic; these kids vaulted over it, deliriously.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — When does a Halloween costume cross the line?
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When does it cross the line, not only determining the diagnosis, but also applying the cure?
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It's illegal to cross the line without permission from the UK Home Secretary, a senior politician.
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Times were taken from the fourth rider on each eight-man team to cross the line.
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When you create a place designed to welcome many different voices, some will cross the line.
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Side note: Sometimes you'll receive unwanted attention that can cross the line into harassment or bullying.
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Which means you'd have to cross the line into his cell, which means he's got you!
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NT: Right, something can be almost abusive, and still be bad, but not cross the line.
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Connery replies that everyone knows where they are, but who is prepared to cross the line?
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In our view, these statements focused on a high school student, cross the line of decency.
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That has not been proven and they cannot prove it because he doesn't cross the line.
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I overheard the voices of a number of artists who chose not to cross the line.
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In the NFL, once you cross the line of scrimmage you can only toss the ball backward.
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It's a legitimate critique that some drag queens cross the line by cracking cruel jokes about women.
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But the two found out that some things do actually cross the line — for HBO, at least.
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It is about the pursuit of justice and holding those who dare to cross the line accountable.
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She waited for her new friend to cross the line — D'Agostino had been lapped — and they hugged.
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Would moving in with a same-sex partner or even saying "I love you" cross the line?
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A video review showed that the puck bounced off the cross bar, failing to cross the line.
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Roddick repeatedly ridiculed the lineswoman who called the fault, even though replays showed he did cross the line.
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It takes a lot — a Chad-level outburst — to cross the line of what seems like too much.
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But it seems like the administration doesn't actually have a sense of what really would cross the line.
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Convey that you bothered to figure out who they are, but don't cross the line into stalker territory.
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Once you cross the line from frugal to ultra-cheap, your habits may cost you more than friendships.
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The harmonies were right on key, with a Japanese mood that didn't cross the line into outright imitation.
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"I don't have any Christmas bells out yet because that would probably cross the line," Ms. Schweitzer said.
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"Now, the government requires police and administrative methods to ensure the opposition doesn't cross the line," he said.
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This has allowed prominent photographers to cross the line with impunity for decades, sexually exploiting models and assistants.
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It was as if they felt entitled to cross the line and intimidate me out of a potential relationship.
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In his world, Harry and Sejal can fall in love, but never cross the line that leads to lust.
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"Yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from Donald Trump that cross the line."
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She has a moderately sophisticated rhythmic command but is too demure to cross the line from pop into jazz.
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Duong's team also monitors Facebook for people posting comments critical of Hun Sen that they feel cross the line.
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Brailsford told the BBC that Team Sky "do not cross the line" when it comes to performance-enhancing drugs.
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For the most part, these goods are unnecessary and, at their worst, they can cross the line into offensive.
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But even in an office that is tolerant of youthful boundary pushing, some millennial behavior can cross the line.
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When does predicting what might happen on a TV show cross the line into spoiling it for other fans?
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" A spokesperson for TripAdvisor told CNBC that "statements focused on a high school student, cross the line of decency.
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You never want to cross the line, but I think there is some pretty good ammo there, isn't there?
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Of course, while unruly kid-lit heroines can be appealingly disruptive, they never cross the line into being outright threatening.
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The genre makes no promise to resemble reality, instead magnifying and embellishing truth enough to cross the line into impossible.
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Apple, as always, is very careful to not cross the line into making actual health claims about its new features.
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When does online communication cross the line of being harmless teasing or a joke and becomes an act of cyberbullying?
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"I said 'come on - we can do this — we'll do it together, we'll cross the line together,'" he told BBC.
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Words alone may in some cases cross the line from protected expression to that which may be sanctioned or punished.
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Our sources say cops are mindful of the constitutional right of demonstrators to protest ... they just can't cross the line.
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"To me, where I cross the line is anything that can impact the integrity of the game," Goodell told ESPN.
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"To cross the line is a criminal offense," Mr. Koehler said of the security perimeter, requesting that it be lifted.
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There is a continued expectation that the next new revelation about the Trump administration will cross the line of acceptability.
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The Americans need to keep their cool here, and the Spanish need to make sure they don't cross the line.
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Even so, it is unusual for full-time media commentators to cross the line to directly participate in political rallies.
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"When you start using technology to cheat, that's when you cross the line and people are going to get hurt."
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But I think we sometimes cross the line, and we need to figure out a way to not do that.
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" "The state's continuing efforts to target Phillips do not just violate the Constitution; they cross the line into bad faith.
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Her dad makes sure security follows his daughter wherever she goes, to make sure she doesn't cross the line ... e.g.
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If Tesla can cross the line first, it could disrupt the other guys and even offer its own ride-sharing service.
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As with all tech companies, Google is careful not to cross the line into making actual health claims with Google Fit.
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She finished in 3:16:11, and was the second-to-last woman to cross the line (23 women dropped out).
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When they cross the finish line, Obuong has them pull off faux celebrations, or cross the line while doing a trick.
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What this implies is that we would allow inflammatory content as long as it doesn't cross the line into being incendiary.
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He finished in the leading bunch of 93 riders to cross the line in five hours, two minutes and nine seconds.
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"There are lines that cannot be crossed -- clearly physical abuse and racial and homophobic language cross the line," Bettman's statement read.
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Self-soothing can also cross the line into self-destructive behavior when done in excess, and can even lead to addiction.
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If the repeated harassment in these videos doesn't cross the line by YouTube's standards, then your line needs to be moved.
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That said, there's only so much you can talk about a conspiracy theory before you cross the line into legitimizing it.
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" CNBC cited a TripAdvisor spokesman as saying the company does not condone "inappropriate comments" by Ingraham that "cross the line of decency.
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Because there's a lot of guys out there who cross the line because they're too familiar—or they think they're too familiar.
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However, portions of the memo violate our Code of Conduct and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace.
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Requiring multiple clicks begins to cross the line to deceptive advertising, especially considering that [they] are using their own illness as clickbait.
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This comes as the White House is escalating its efforts to push back against congressional inquiries that they argue cross the line.
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For some in the industry, PewDiePie's scandal serves as a reminder of what needs to be done when creators cross the line.
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The good news is that the scathing reviews are so utterly hostile that they actually cross the line from tragic to hilarious.
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They don't need to threaten me explicitly for me to know that I'm at risk, and that I can't cross the line.
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They're generally hailed as a motherlode for medical treatment, even as some unregulated clinics cross the line from research into dangerous hype.
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Focusing on just one aspect of a person's life, he warned, can cross the line of what is fair and socially just.
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BURR: At what point does the normal contact cross the line into an attempt to recruit agents or influence (ph) or spies?
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In particular, Democrats warn Trump is a lawless president who will cross the line again if he is not removed from office.
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The YouTube star sends provocative and flirty messages to see if her friend would be willing to cross the line with Cyrus.
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Again on Thursday, Stone's defense attorney Bruce Rogow argued the Instagram post was indefensible, and that Stone wouldn't cross the line again.
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Keyword blocking keeps offensive comments from video titles, and any videos that cross the line in terms of content will be manually removed.
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Our policies allow content that may be controversial and at times even distasteful, but it does not cross the line into hate speech.
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Welch feels it is important for candidates to show maturity and forthrightness, but warns applicants to be careful not to cross the line.
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A simple hug may not cross the threshold, on the other hand a lingering hug plus a comment may well cross the line.
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In a winningly unscripted move, he persuaded Mr Moon to re-cross the line into the North with him, before heading south again.
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Usain Bolt triumphed in the men's 4 x 100-meter relay Friday, helping his Jamaican team mates cross the line in first position.
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"I think it's the job of the comedian to cross the line at all times," Carrey told "Entertainment Tonight" in a Wednesday interview.
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Planning ahead and staying organized can feel great, but if you over-plan, you're might cross the line and become a control freak.
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"We believe that people are learning to not cross the line," Ho said, adding that this is preferable to removing people from Twitter.
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I'm talking about guys who cross the line every day because they got some black homies, they got some friends, they think it's cool.
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Rachel says she hates this job, and protests when she thinks the two are about to cross the line — but she always crosses it.
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"I think it is the job of a comedian to cross the line at all times, because that line is not real," Carrey said.
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Including opposing viewpoints is one thing, but James and the Heritage Foundation cross the line into conduct that could be called hateful or disinformation.
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Offensive speech that does not cross the line into incitement is not a crime in this country, no matter what statute a prosecutor invokes.
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I want to ride full gas tomorrow and then arrive to Paris and once I cross the line, I'll start believing this is true.
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"[W]ith 10,000 digital images taken per second, judges can pinpoint the exact positioning of each racer as they cross the line," Zobrist said.
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He dismissed as "sociological gobbledygook" the metrics the plaintiffs offered for determining when districting decisions cross the line from ordinary politics to blunt force.
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The lack of a genuine ideological confrontation makes it much less likely that one side will truly cross the line and risk total war.
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The one group that was never allowed to cross the line into whiteness was African-Americans, he said — the long-term legacy of slavery.
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While each successive crisis has brought us closer to the brink of armed conflict, neither side has sought to cross the line into war.
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How much should the American people expect a Republican Congress to hold a Republican president accountable if his actions or policies cross the line?
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At issue in Ms. Harris's case was what kind of proof was needed for conduct to cross the line from merely offensive to unlawful.
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Trump's campaign and a couple of other independent groups appear to have actual monitoring plans, some of which could cross the line into suppression.
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"Without critical data to track stops and searches, Congress and the public cannot fully monitor and hold agents accountable when they cross the line."
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Although there's a long history of heckling when it comes to sports, basketball fans are increasingly being held accountable when their comments cross the line.
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" She also wrote, "Barstool grew an undeniable audience because it was unafraid to have a hot take, an unpopular opinion or to cross the line.
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Given the evidence, Trump can no longer plausibly deny that he was willing to cross the line and work with Cohen to break the law.
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It doesn't quite sink in until you compete here and cross the line - I had a couple of minutes to myself - that this is it.
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"I would love to see it cross the line the way U.S. Opens often do and become a little bit over the edge," Mickelson said.
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Analysts said nothing in the new budget request suggested that Japan would cross the line from a primarily defensive stance to a more offensive one.
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And I would warn them that once they do cross the line, those men will not be there to help them find their way back.
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Highlight "Cross the Line" has guitar solos, overdriven Linkin Park drum loops, and pop-rock choruses all coexisting under the guise of a rap track.
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Any opposition campaign is going to call for justice, but in Turkey there is a fear that such calls might cross the line into revenge.
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But it's women who cross the line from looking sexy for pay to having sex for pay, like Ms. Daniels, who face the most judgment.
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He emphasized that an attack like this during the coronavirus crisis would "cross the line" from an economic crime to one that threatened public safety.
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"He was very professional," Mr. Willett said, but sensing a connection, he asked Mr. Shewey if it would cross the line to ask him out.
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These few bad apples were willing to cross the line into violence, surrendering the moral high ground — their greatest asset in fighting hatred and bigotry.
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"The NIT only obtained identifying information; it did not cross the line between collecting addressing information and gathering the contents of any suspect's computer," he writes.
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This quest for media attention is becoming all too common, and as it does, we continue to see people cross the line in potentially dangerous ways.
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However, a recent "butt scratching" story she told on the BBC's "The Graham Norton Show" seemed to cross the line for a lot of her fans.
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This is, again, not unique to K-pop, but fans who cross the line are prevalent enough within that industry to have their own name: sasaeng.
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The global event traditionally sees fans adopting underdogs and cheering on the very last competitor to cross the line, rather than throwing shade in any direction.
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Conservative commentator and author Tom Nichols posted a tweet this week that managed to cross the line that separates the merely insensitive from the real assholes.
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While the president is certainly entitled to his opinion on how journalists do their jobs, there are times when he can cross the line, he explained.
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Each one reflects the kind of light you can only find at a nightclub, while somehow managing to never cross the line into scary shimmer territory.
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Although Kanye is clearly all-in with the family on all its ventures ... we're told the Kardashians did NOT cross the line into his music world.
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Because of that, I would love to see it cross the line the way U.S. Opens often do, and become a little bit over the edge.
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I couldn't bring myself to cross the line, to hit my shots wider, into that dreaded doubles alley on the tennis court I had always avoided.
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Still others say that it's useless to argue, since the unscrupulous among us will always toe or cross the line, no matter where we draw it.
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Coogan: When you've been doing it for a while, you acquire a sense of courage and judgment, so you know how far to cross the line.
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The ruling affirmed tougher sentencing guidelines for actions that "cross the line of acceptability, including acts of incitement" — increasing the threat of jail for protest leaders.
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YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter have all faced questions about how they police the content on their platforms and decide what does and doesn't cross the line.
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Once Twitter said that Trump's threat of nuclear war towards North Korea in a tweet didn't violate their terms of service, what really could cross the line?
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But when brand trolls cross the line from online pranking to harassment, or simply miss the humor mark to an embarrassing degree, the backlash can be fierce.
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But did Burger King really screw up big time and cross the line, or should we expect more brands to start "hijacking" our smart speakers (3:04)?
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But if they cross the line into health claims — by promising the growth of lashes, for example — then they become "unapproved" drugs and draw the FDA's ire.
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"It's the job of the comedian to cross the line at all times… The comedians are the last voice of truth in this whole thing," he said.
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Riders received points depending on where they finished in each run, with one to the winner, down to eight for the last man to cross the line.
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All I have to say, sir, is that nobody asked you to cross the line in a crass rant against two young people who've done nothing wrong.
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But if the aunt says to the niece, "I will give you $50 to vote for Hillary Clinton," that could well be found to cross the line.
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But the court also affirmed tougher sentencing guidelines for future offenses that "cross the line of acceptability, including acts of incitement, particularly so if violence is involved."
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Here are some of the things you won't find in the official rulebook -- well, there is one thing -- and where a player can potentially cross the line.
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Or it's guys that might have a black girlfriend or two who made them some Kool-Aid now and then, and they think they can cross the line.
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"A match is won on D-Day, whatever the situation will be when we go to Lima we must stay focused until we cross the line," said Estanguet.
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"Yeah we ready for war, don't cross the line in the sand / You'll be lying in the sand, boy I'll die for my land," goes one incendiary line.
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On the issue of privacy, Bhusri notes that as data collection and predictive analytics become more the norm, it's crucial companies are transparent and don't cross the line.
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Continuing to cross the line between fantasy and reality, Shandling also served as host for multiple awards shows, including multiple stints at The Emmys and The Grammy Awards.
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"The danger is that changes to regulations could cross the line into substantial weakening of requirements," he said in prepared remarks to a forum on regulation and markets.
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President Trump is ramping up his criticism of Robert Mueller, warning that the special counsel investigating Russian election interference would cross the line by looking into his finances.
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The "way he has to be" appears to endlessly demonizing the mainstream media even when such attacks can easily cross the line into a dangerous form of demagoguery.
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"The danger is that changes to regulations could cross the line into substantial weakening of requirements," said the chairman, Martin J. Gruenberg, a holdover from the Obama administration.
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Historically, Def Con has been a place where hackers poke and prod at flaws in systems — a practice that could cross the line into technically breaking the law.
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"Yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from Donald Trump that cross the line," she said during a rally in Des Moines, Iowa.
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How the bomb gets to where it's going is less important than the decision to cross the line into nuclear use and, thus, risk escalation and global destruction.
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He's trying to cross the line from being a major Republican donor — he regularly gives millions of dollars to GOP candidates in election years — to a Republican politician.
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The Fed report found that ambiguity and gray areas in the rule were pushing dealers to conservative strategies to ensure they did not cross the line on the prohibitions.
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Now, a vocal subset of self-identified "gamers" regularly cross the line between asking for fair treatment as customers and demanding that studios cater to them at any cost.
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That helps explain why Maher's past offenses didn't cross the line for a lot of people, while his use of the n-word got HBO and him to apologize.
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Even when these groups cross the line into criminal and even terrorist activity, these same constitutional protections prevent law enforcement from investigating them as aggressively as international terrorist groups.
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"It's very difficult for people to cross the line in their heads to admit their actions to themselves—especially if the victim and perpetrator aren't in contact," explains Madsen.
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The Atlético defender was the only man to miss in the shootout, the fall guy whose shot hit the base of a post and failed to cross the line.
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Boeser thought he scored early in overtime when he ripped a shot that beat Andersen, but video replay showed it rang off both posts but didn't cross the line.
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Spreading false information or posing as an election official can also cross the line, she said, as can unreasonable requests for forms of identification that aren't required by law.
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Cheruiyot annihilated the field with frenetic front running to cross the line in 3:34.91, way ahead of second-placed Ronald Kwemoi (3:36.61) and George Manangoi (3:37.00).
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And what it does is it sets up a bunch of goals, right, left foot, juggling, cross the line drills, and then you map your progress against other people.
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I never cease worrying how we as a society will live with one another once we cross the line to violence, having forgotten that we're all in this together.
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"There will always be content on YouTube that brushes up against our policies, but doesn't quite cross the line," the company wrote in a blog post earlier this month.
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The complaint on Thursday describes a cozy industry culture defined by regular dinners and social outings, and argues that those events often cross the line to violate antitrust rules.
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While advice can be a gesture of care, it can cross the line when in-laws begin to insert themselves in decisions about children, finances, and even family vacations.
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Another big change involves tougher consequences for those whose videos don't necessarily cross the line and break one of YouTube's rules, but repeatedly "brush up against" its harassment policy.
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Dripping with sweat, he just about managed to cross the line in front of charging yellow-jersey wearer Froome who was the last rider to start, two minutes after Bardet.
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The variety of awards being handed aren't just clever wordplay; they remind us that there are multiple ways to harass someone and cross the line of professional and appropriate behavior.
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These doctrines converge on the idea that the United States needs to stay out of foreign conflicts and even sometimes cross the line into outright apologia for bad actors abroad.
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"The Pakistan military can't betray to their domestic audience that they've allowed the Indians to actually cross the line of control... and there was no action against that," he said.
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Vettel moved slightly before the lights went out and then stopped, escaping punishment because his tyres did not cross the line to trigger a sensor — a decision Verstappen also questioned.
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But if you do that kind of lying, don't get carried away and cross the line with it, where you find yourself lying to your supervisor, lying to your family.
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"It was not being used to enhance performance," the general manager told the BBC, adding that Team Sky "do not cross the line" when it comes to performance-enhancing drugs.
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"The state's continuing efforts to target Phillips do not just violate the Constitution; they cross the line into bad faith," his attorneys at Alliance Defending Freedom argued in court documents.
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Trump did not cross the line in his comments to Time, though he did dance close to a position that would have serious repercussions for him among his core supporters.
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Beth Rotman, the director of money in politics and ethics for the good-government group Common Cause, said the payment appeared to cross the line, and warranted a thorough investigation.
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Some of those prices may reflect fair market conditions for a unique time, but others appear to cross the line that separates fair supply-demand dynamics from exploitative price gouging.
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An official from the Partnership for Civil Justice tells TMZ, they are worried police will cross the line and arrest protesters who are exercising their constitutional right of free speech.
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But, the more you say you are going to throat punch someone, the chances certainly grow greater that you are going to cross the line and actually, well...throat punch someone.
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Priests who cross the line tend to be notably self-absorbed — consumed with their own conflicted feelings — such that they overlook the sensitivities of the person with whom they are involved.
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Two statements posted on Never Again Canada's website denounce hate speech and "the general disparagement of Muslims," yet many posts on the Facebook page cross the line into anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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But the other part of my brain asked: At what point does entertainment cross the line from fun to unraveling the hard work people of color have done for years — centuries!
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Part of an 11-man break, the Italian surged away and stayed comfortably ahead of compatriot Matteo Montaguti (AG2R-La Mondiale) to cross the line one minute and six seconds ahead.
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David Rudisha and Shaunae Miller showed that there are different ways to cross the line first, but their gold medals will be the same after thrilling 2500 and 21988 meters finals.
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The success of that image, however, also undermines his ability to explore the most intriguing conundrum of artificial intelligence: Can a synthetic being cross the line between mimed and felt emotion?
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Thus Republican lawmakers' own expert analysts, using Republicans' preferred methods, say the Senate bill would cross the line that Corker and some others others say it cannot cross with their support.
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"YouTube is home to many beloved viral challenges and pranks, but we need to make sure what's funny doesn't cross the line into also being harmful or dangerous," the guidelines say.
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Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris scooped the ball away on the line after a shot by Javier Hernández, with goal-line technology showing that the ball did not fully cross the line.
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Wojcicki didn't address Maza or Crowder specifically, but she spoke about instituting the new policy to address "problematic" content that YouTube's team believes does not cross the line under current rules.
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"Portions of the memo violate our code of conduct and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace," Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, wrote in a companywide email.
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This may or may not cross the line in violating the Article Six stricture, but it definitely enables those who want to see it that way to make a good case.
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She just hopes that women can become more direct, and less frightened, in how they deal with men who cross the line, and that a hierarchy of sins can be identified.
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YouTube's new policies state: YouTube is home to many beloved viral challenges and pranks, but we need to make sure what's funny doesn't cross the line into also being harmful or dangerous.
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The first one died right on the line, and on the second one, Pittsburgh defenseman Marcus Pettersson dove and knocked the puck away just as it was about to cross the line.
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"When a creator crosses the line into excluding exhorts of people, like the way I would argue that Jordan Peterson or someone else does, they're going to cross the line," Jenkins said.
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Check it out ... Claudia gets brutally honest ... not only confirming Tameka's claims, but taking it a step further by saying the inspections didn't cross the line, because models have to look good.
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Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal threw out the prison sentences of three Umbrella Movement leaders in February while affirming tough sentencing guidelines for future incidents that "cross the line of acceptability."
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Some cross moral lines proudly complicit and in step with the president, others as part of a "silent circle of assent," while others refuse to cross the line with strength and integrity.
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"How do you cross the line?" asks the main character in "The Force," Don Winslow's shattering New York cop epic about an elite task force leader who's a hero until he's not.
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"While [Likud voters] may not cross the line and vote for another party, they very well may stay home and not vote at all," Israel Democracy Institute President Yohanan Plesner told CNN.
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We had already journeyed to see Patti Smith, Talking Heads, the Shirts, Orchestra Luna and David Johansen at various Connecticut joints but had yet to cross the line into the Big Apple.
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But regulators and critics say many firms cross the line, and the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has said debt collection generates more complaints than any other consumer financial services area it monitors.
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Deciding which children's video cross the line from strange to inappropriate to exploitative, or when a video moves from angry opinion to hate speech, may be much harder for an algorithm to identify.
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"We believe the question asked on stage was legitimate and respectful, and one that certainly does not go beyond Ms. Lewinsky's requests and does not cross the line," it said in a statement.
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His director of photography still occasionally reminds him not to "cross the line"—reversing the relative positions of the characters in the frame, a cinematographic no-no—or cut off the characters' feet.
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Now the Wisconsin case is headed to a Supreme Court that has repeatedly said that extreme partisan gerrymanders are unconstitutional, but has never found a way to decide which ones cross the line.
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Heavily armed teams, often a mixture of militants and uniformed troops, will cross the line to ambush an outnumbered post or patrol, with the goal of inflicting maximum casualties in a brief time.
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The New York extortion charges The New York extortion case, in comparison, has a gray area because it hinges on whether Avenatti's demands cross the line from hard-knuckled business tactics into extortion.
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Once you build near-sentient beings who exist solely to be used and abused by sentient beings, there are going to be near-sentient beings who cross the line to memory, to consciousness.
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It appears from the video that Mckesson did not cross the line into the road, but he is soon arrested anyway, and his phone is handed to other protestors who continue to stream.
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New York Law professor Rebecca Roiphe said if Trump had asked Rosenstein about the matter privately, it would have been proper, but the demand is what makes it cross the line into illegal territory.
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While both groups were waiting to see if YouTube did anything, neither were surprised by the ultimate inaction: YouTube has long faced criticism for very selectively punishing users who seem to cross the line.
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But intrusions, like the DNC hacks, that fall short of armed attacks still lie in a gray zone, exploited by nations clever enough not to cross the line that would trigger an armed response.
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On the starting grid, Vettel moved slightly before the lights went out and then stopped, escaping punishment because his tyres did not cross the line to trigger a sensor — a decision Verstappen also questioned.
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"We as conservatives take pride in kicking out right-wing identitarians [white nationalists] or people that get too much on the fringe—whether violence comes involved or when they cross the line," he said.
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CROSS THE LINE: The Hill's Mallory Shelbourne reports: Conservative author David Frum, a speechwriter for former President George W. Bush, announced Wednesday that he cast an early vote for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Green had acknowledged getting physical with his child (admitting he pushed her) but said he was only disciplining her for refusing to do the dishes -- and did not cross the line into child abuse.
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Courts will take a stricter view if offenders "cross the line of acceptability, including acts of incitement, particularly so if violence is involved," said Geoffrey Ma, chief justice of the Court of Final Appeal.
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"Content that comes close to — but doesn't quite cross the line of — violating our Community Guidelines is a fraction of 1 percent of what's watched on YouTube in the US," the blog post reads.
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Much like Sella in person, his lyrics and his vocal delivery constantly cross the line between sweet and silly, forever trapped in a state of warm nostalgia, that state of simultaneous happiness and sadness.
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The 24-1 long-shot Gronkowski battled from the back of the pack to cross the line second, almost two lengths behind Justify, while the 5-1 Hofburg finished third amid overcast but dry conditions.
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But the companies did not reckon with the organizations' abilities to manipulate their platforms by posting material that went up to, but did not cross, the line of being flagged by users or outside observers.
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As described in notes that the F.B.I. director at the time, James Comey, made about his meeting with the president, Mr. Trump's comments come close to obstruction of justice but don't clearly cross the line.
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The big difference between Trump and Obama is that Trump lies and insults and projects weakness onto others, and that seems more straightforwardly cultish, and maybe that's where we cross the line into cult territory.
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The report said numerous Trump associates were drawn into the Russian web and took meetings with Kremlin-tied figures who offered dirt on Hillary Clinton, but they did not cross the line into a criminal conspiracy.
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LONDON, Nov 23 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From joking about a colleague's sex life to casual butt-pinching, businesses are rife with sexual harassment and pressure to eliminate it is mounting - but which behaviours cross the line?
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While the nation awaits the medical community's response to this crisis, law-abiding citizens of all walks of life continue to cross the line into criminality in pursuit of an addiction created by a medical treatment.
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But they boil down to this: "Not only does this group ignore science and expertise, they cross the line by actively suppressing it," Joel Clement, the former director of the agency's policy analysis department, testified Thursday.
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Privacy versus harassment Richard Hasen, an expert on election law at the University of California at Irvine, said neither the boycott calls nor Castro tweet appears to cross the line into the "unconstitutional harassment" of donors.
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But the call is likely to further fuel calls for impeachment, as many Democrats have made clear that any instance of Trump pressing a foreign power to investigate a domestic political rival would cross the line.
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Though it is not at all clear what pushes any given individual to cross the line into violence, attitudes like these are what Nawaz and Quilliam have controversially described as the "mood music" to terrorist acts.
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The real question is where do you set the line in order to have the broadest possible range for good, intellectual and political diversity in discussion, and when does that cross the line for bad things.
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If WikiLeaks cross the line by posting leaked documents (because AWS felt they might contribute to harm), Palantir has certainly cross that line by directly collaborating with an agency that is demonstrably putting vulnerable people in jeopardy.
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"Your lawyer had to twist the facts, twist the plain meaning of the order and twist himself into a pretzel to argue these posts didn't cross the line, and in the end it wasn't persuasive," Jackson said.
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Brazil-Argentina rivalry is more likely to cross the line from teasing to tense, as Argentine tennis player Juan Martin Del Potro discovered on Monday during a center court match against Portugal's Joao Sousa at Olympic Park.
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Twitter says that while it's committed to keeping "elected world leaders" like President Donald Trump on the service, there's at least one thing that could cross the line: tweets that reveal a private address or phone number.
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But part of the issue here is what counts as actual bigotry in America, and whether Islamophobia, transphobia, and certain kinds of sexism and misogyny really do cross the line for a large chunk of the population.
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Thompson, who became the first Caribbean woman to win the Olympic 100m and 20.443m double in Rio last summer, comfortably pulled away to cross the line ahead of Jura Levy (11.19) and Olympic finalist Christania Williams (11.30).
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It's an interesting question — and a hard one for me to answer — when judgments about female politicians cross the line from fair criticism of someone's positions or an honest dislike of someone's personality to thinly veiled sexism.
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The Briton, under the weather already before the start, led from pole position but smashed his front wing, served a five-second time penalty and survived a wild spin to cross the line out of the points.
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But in Beirerle's case, there was also a history of alleged violence against women that very much did cross the line and raised questions about just when authorities can or should intervene to rein in dangerous men.
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After 14 laps of a circuit taking in Regent Street, Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, the Mitchelton Scott rider timed his sprint to perfection to cross the line ahead of Germany's Andre Greipel and Colombian Fernando Gaviria.
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After decades of being able to cross the line at will, families, Native Americans, members of church congregations, and employees at hospitals and small businesses now find themselves confronted with a sometimes impassable and, occasionally hostile, barrier.
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"Because I think many of our colleagues in the news business see the president's attacks -- his constant bashing of the media -- as a rationale, as an excuse to cross the line themselves to push back," he said.
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While cloaked in language about Israel, these attacks quite clearly cross the line of legitimate criticism, flirting instead with old blood libels that have been used for hundreds of years to justify persecution and violence against Jews.
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There are the obvious solutions: increasing the tipped minimum wage to match the federal minimum; implementing sexual harassment policies and training for all staff members; and training management to support waitstaff when coworkers and customers cross the line.
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"The FBI will always follow threats that cross the line of free speech and threaten the safety of individuals and groups, especially when those threats are based on a religion or race," Sweeney Jr. said in a statement.
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With the field of cars bunching up, Verstappen was unable to cross the line to start his final run before the clock ran down, which prompted a frustrated outburst over the radio from the 21-year-old Dutchman.
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"I think it does demonstrate that President Trump is willing to act when governments and actors cross the line ... It is clear that President Trump made that statement to the world," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters.
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"Social media is emboldening people to cross the line and push the envelope on what they are willing to say to provoke and to incite," said Jonathan Albright, research director at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism.
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Trump routinely walks the line when it comes to Twitter's abuse and safety rules, and given that newsworthiness is a consideration in how to respond, it's tough to imagine a scenario in which he might cross the line.
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"There is no question that, at some point, those protests will cross the line as well from the governments' perspective, and that will be a pretty ugly day when we start to see young people arrested," Boyd said.
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"You cross the line when large groups of innocent civilians can be dragged into the sights of secret services with a trawling net," said David Korteweg, a lawyer for online rights group Bits of Freedom, in a statement.
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We will continue taking on the most troublesome users, and going forward, if we do not see the situation improve, we will continue to take privileges from communities whose users continually cross the line—up to an outright ban.
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One Indian soldier was killed during a gunfight against men trying to cross the Line of Control (LOC), the de facto border where thousands of Indian and Pakistani troops face off against each other, army spokesman Manish Kumar said.
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Mostly, she is confused by the way they skirt the edge of the sexual but never really cross the line—to Juliet's chagrin, for she is genuinely attracted to Perry and also curious about the world of sex itself.
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"I no longer have any fear of coming last, and if there's a risk of coming second to last, I try to drop back a little to ensure I'm in last place as we cross the line," Jackson said.
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With little to separate the leading pack heading into the final kilometer, Bikila produced a late charge to cross the line in 23:22, 221 seconds ahead of his fellow debutant Kiprono, to collect the winner's cheque of $255,000.
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A bond sale for burger chain Steak 'n Shake was pulled after two weeks of marketing last month, while a deal for insurance broker Confie is yet to cross the line a week after it was due to price.
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Google-owned YouTube will begin "taking a closer look at how we can reduce the spread of content that comes close to—but doesn't quite cross the line of — violating our Community Guidelines," the company said in a blog post.
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They cross the line inch by inch Attorneys who prosecute and defend white-collar criminals say the same thing: Many executives who step into the realm of seriously unethical and unlawful behavior usually don't do so all of a sudden.
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But "assistant" will soon become too impersonal… Alexa, Siri and others will cross the line from impersonal robots to entities that know our habits, routines, hobbies and interests just as well as, if not better than, our closest friends and relatives.
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But their 2-1 win over Costa Rica also highlighted global soccer body FIFA's surprising decision not to use goal-line technology in the qualifiers, as the ball did not appear to fully cross the line for their first goal.
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"We quickly remove videos violating these policies when flagged by our users and we also reserve the right to stop monetising videos that don't cross the line but that might not be suitable for our advertising partners," the representative told me.
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"We will continue taking on the most troublesome users, and going forward, if we do not see the situation improve, we will continue to take privileges from communities whose users continually cross the line—up to an outright ban," he writes.
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"When ideas and opinions cross the line and amount to hate speech that may create an environment of intimidation and exclusion for certain groups in society – in some cases with potentially dangerous offline implications – we take action," the statement read.
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"There was extreme anger towards Trump leading into 2016, that didn't cross the line electorally, so Democrats certainly need something to galvanize for Democrats, not just against," said Kevin Cate, a Democratic strategist in Florida who worked on Obama's 2008 campaign.
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"Anytime it seemed to cross the line of publicity, that's when there always would be a pushback against the Chinese Jews," said Moshe Yehuda Bernstein, a researcher in Perth, Australia, who has written about the revival in a forthcoming book.
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"When ideas and opinions cross the line and amount to hate speech that may create an environment of intimidation and exclusion for certain groups in society – in some cases with potentially dangerous offline implications – we take action," the statement read.
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"Social media is emboldening people to cross the line and push the envelope on what they are willing to say to provoke and to incite," said Jonathan Albright, research director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University.
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The voice and inspiration of the Massive Brigade is handsome Martin Bishop, "the Revolution's New Face," whose speeches and blog posts on his website, the Propaganda Ministry, raise the chalk dust but never cross the line to advocate armed insurrection.
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The band was marching in uniform from the stadium to its buses following the game when a female Miami fan tried to cross the line of band students, University of Florida spokesman Steve Orlando told CNN, based on the director's account.
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So that the overriding rule, is when you cross the line at the top of the stairs up to the stage — there's actually physically a line — if I have a paper in my hand, I throw it on the ground.
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Teams and players cross the line, and at times their only plan is to hope those lines get redrawn to justify their misdeeds; maybe the Astros' leaders hoped that tech-enhanced sign stealing would be normalized before it was outed.
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Jones is clearly very unlikely to tone down his act even now that the writing is on the wall, so the most charitable interpretation is that the site is just waiting for him to cross the line again before pulling the trigger.
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Tehran does have the capacity to cross the line into a serious conflict — with thousands of US troops in the region in range of its proxies and militia allies and the world economy hostage to the flow of oil in the Gulf.
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But, like Conroy, the structurally adversarial nature of her position serves as a powerful corrective to the system itself — she's there to cross the line, to challenge the whole political and journalistic system, to point out its flaws on left and right alike.
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Kipyegon, silver medalist two years ago, took up the running with 600 to go and was stride for stride with in-form Sifan Hassan until the Dutchwoman faded while the Kenyan stayed strong to cross the line in four minutes 2.59 seconds.
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In a post-James Deen porn world, giving a pass to performers who cross the line feels deeply tone deaf — that sort of "boys will be boys" attitude feels out of place in an industry that's vowed to take performer conduct seriously.
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Kiprop, the 33 Olympic champion, ran the last lap of the opening semi-final in 52.93 seconds, sweeping past the field on the back straight and taking the lead off the final bend to cross the line first in three minutes, 39.73 seconds.
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It won't be repaired until we stop portraying our political opponents as treasonous enemies; and until each side unambiguously condemns activists of any stripe who cross the line from legitimate dissent into violence and the techniques of disruption that make civil discourse impossible.
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"Under the laws of war, absent a treaty, there is nothing wrong with coercive interrogation, applying pain, discomfort and other things to make people talk, so long as it doesn't cross the line and involve the gratuitous barbarity involved in torture," Barr said.
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And of course, there's "Barbie Dreams," a buoyant remake of the Notorious B.I.G.'s "Just Playing (Dreams)," a lewd rundown of his sexual fantasies about female R&B singers that verges on offense but was so skillfully executed it didn't cross the line.
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The House subpoena to Mazars did not cross the line, Judge Tatel wrote: the House is actively considering at least three disclosure and ethics bills and "an interest in past illegality can be wholly consistent with an intent to enact remedial legislation".
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Most recently, the US and Russia tussled over Russia's latest iteration of its Open Skies aircraft, which had newly upgraded cameras (including infrared) aboard, and which Washington said appeared to cross the line from "confidence building" monitoring equipment to outright intelligence-gathering.
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And it was in this conversation that I realized, no, actually, everything about the character is that he does cross the line, and then he crosses back, and then he crosses back, and you're never quite sure if you're supposed to "like" him or not.
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As a society, the worth of women is constantly conflated with their appearance, but then many become affronted at the idea that women would use this to their advantage: that would be impure, immoral, even when viewers cross the line or demand emotional labor.
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When the orders we receive from a civilian authority pass legal, ethical or moral boundaries, any soldier of any rank has the right and the duty to first question those orders to receive clarification, and if necessary disobey them if they cross the line.
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Instead, Kipchoge ended up becoming embroiled in a classic tussle with the 230-year-old Adola, making his marathon debut, and needed until the 237st kilometer of the damp course to shake off his last surviving rival and cross the line in 219:03:32.
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"Channels that repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy will be suspended from YouTube's Partner Program, eliminating their ability to make money on YouTube," the new policy reads, adding that even if a video doesn't cross the line, repeated attacks could be seen as harassment.
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"As well as nursery rhymes and learning colors, Toy Freaks specializes in gross-out situations, as well as activities which many, many viewers feel border on abuse and exploitation, if not cross the line entirely, including videos of the children vomiting and in pain," he wrote.
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So they're worried that they might be sidelined at the expense of Moscow and Moscow is worried that progress is too slow, so it's in the interest of both to raise the profile of this and to raise the tension but to not cross the line.
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"At what point did we cross the line from the fine and noble pursuit of genuine civil liberties to the reckless and dangerously permissive atmosphere which allows criminals of every age to beat and rape a helpless woman and then laugh at her family's anguish?" he wrote.
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Unlike a traditional oil, however, this dry version has no slick feeling or tendency to cross the line between shiny and greasy — and it plays especially well with hair that could use a little luster to help combat what might otherwise become a dry, powdery mess.
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But I've also wondered if I didn't cross the line the first time I was in the "hard site" at Abu Ghraib, or the first time I used a stress position, or the first time I told an Iraqi prisoner that he'd never see his family again.
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"I worry that the president's attacks have given too many straight news reporters — not talking about the opinion page or prime time — an excuse or license to cross the line themselves and become players on the field, and I think that is a huge mistake," Wallace said.
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Most activities that executives have engaged in to date, such as stepping down from advisory councils, signing public letters urging administrative action, or publicly supporting rights of employees to peaceably protest, do not cross the line into the morass of ethics laws that govern corporate political activity.
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Algeria's independent news media did not at first rally behind Mr. Tamalt, since much of the material he produced was poorly sourced and seemed to cross the line into libel, but it did report growing demands for his release and now for an investigation into his death.
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Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai told employees in a note on Monday that portions of the anti-diversity memo "violate our Code of Conduct and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace," according to a copy of the note seen by Reuters.
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Maradona cited Frank Lampard's disallowed goal for England against Germany at the 2010 World Cup and Geoff Hurst's goal that won England the Jules Rimet Trophy in 1966, which modern replays later showed did not fully cross the line, as instances where technology could have made a difference.
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U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman of Manhattan, an ordinarily thoughtful and mild-mannered jurist, has just plain had it with the government, which he accused of repeatedly attempting "to halt the orderly progress of this litigation" most recently with tactics that "seem to cross" the line of sanctionable conduct.
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Roger, who didn't want his identity revealed, told CNN that while Father Yetter didn't cross the line with him until he became an adult, he said the priest began "grooming" him in 2nd grade by showering him with hugs and attention and attending regular family dinners at his home.
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" In response to a request for comment, Kolenich said that the case "has the potential to set important precedent in the country's law," adding that the court will be asked, "At what point does zesty online banter and memes cross the line into an unlawful conspiracy to do violence?
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If I want to tweet in support of President Trump and someone else wants to tweet in opposition to him, we should be allowed to do so in a spirited way, as long as we don't cross the line into making threats, spouting obscenities, or other behavior that is clearly abusive.
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" And although Cube accepted Maher's apology for using the slur, he added, "I think we need to get to the root of the psyche, because I think there's a lot of guys out there who cross the line because they're a little too familiar, or they think they're too familiar.
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"Even if the (prison) administration turned a blind eye to what was going on in the facility between inmates and corrections officers, and thus tacitly approved the conduct, each individual who engages in these actions subjects themselves to the consequences when these actions cross the line into criminal behavior," Judge Kevin Ryan said.
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In real time, it almost looked like she ran out of gas and her body just fell toward the finish line, or she misjudged how far away she was and as she pushed her chest out to cross the line, she realized she had much farther to go and just continued falling forward.
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While there are perfectly legitimate criticisms that one can make of Israel or the actions of its government — and I have never been shy about making them — those criticisms cross the line into anti-Semitism when they ascribe evil, almost supernatural powers to Israel in a manner that replicates classic anti-Semitic slanders.
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Pessimists—and after this year, there should be a lot of them around—point to the way in which support for the populist right is generally moving in an upward trajectory, and how even in the United States, which has experienced rapid diversity in recent years, a candidate like Trump can cross the line.
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A small number of conservative opinion-makers have pleaded with the party to intervene, but their strategies are so hyper-rational as to cross the line into fantasy: Perhaps Rubio and Cruz—the latter of whom is a hated figure within the GOP—can forge a unity ticket of undisguised political nemeses, both of whom are committed to top billing.
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Nancy Gertner, a professor at Harvard Law and a former federal judge, has said that in cases where there is some overlap—when online messages between teenagers cross the line from flirtations to calculated targeting—the felony law should be modified, just as Labrie's statutory rape charge was modified to a misdemeanor because of the closeness in age between him and the victim.
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The truth is that many Democratic AIPAC attendees cannot (yet) bring themselves to cross the line to vote for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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As Google CEO Sundar Pichai explained in a note circulated to employees: "portions of the [Damore] memo violate our Code of Conduct and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace...To suggest a group of our colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not OK." Damore may sue Google, although he's likely to lose on free-speech grounds.
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It's so easy to cross the line from being a dark story filled with despair so that we might better understand the parts of ourselves that could lead us to do awful things (or better understand how we might cope with others doing awful things to us), and being a dark story that wallows in despair in a way that becomes sordid and unappetizing — especially because that line will be different for every single viewer.
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Asked by Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, about remarks he made in 2005 defending the George W. Bush administration's "enhanced interrogation techniques" program and the idea that it was lawful to use "pain, discomfort and other things to make people talk" so long as it does not cross the line to torture, Mr. Barr said he would obey and uphold a 2015 law restricting American interrogators to using only those techniques listed in the Army Field Manual.
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The defending Premier League champion has seemed, at times, almost to breeze through much of the season, sweeping inferior opponents aside with little fuss and considerable style, but there are instants City will remember, too: the missed chances in defeat to Chelsea, perhaps, or Ricardo Pereira's late winner for Leicester City; the shot from Sadio Mané that, somehow, did not cross the line when Liverpool visited the Etihad Stadium; the shot from Leroy Sané that, later on that evening, very much did.
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In a thread on the YouTube Help Community, a Google employee wrote that while the site already has rules banning "content that encourages violence or dangerous activities that may result in serious physical harm, distress or death," it's pushed out an update adding a section directly prohibiting challenges and pranks that could put people in serious danger or cause a child "to experience severe emotional distress":YouTube is home to many beloved viral challenges and pranks, but we need to make sure what's funny doesn't cross the line into also being harmful or dangerous.
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