It's a dubious claim, made even more dubious by his behavior in the matter of Trump University.
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With Helix, you can receive dubious data with none of the useful insights, and popularizing dubious science is counterproductive.
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But government victims must also grapple with the dubious propriety — and dubious legality — of rewarding crime with taxpayers' money.
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Still, taking the image from a dubious tweeter follows the main contours of Trump's larger pattern of dubious re-tweeting.
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O'S AVOID BREAKING DUBIOUS RECORD Dylan Bundy helped Baltimore avoid setting a dubious pitching record, throwing seven solid innings as the visiting Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays, 8-3.
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Dubious awards and exaggerations Murdock continued to polish his public persona, adding to his resume dubious honors that were readily accepted by university boards and reported in the local media.
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"(Sheriff Long) should be aware that the authority for (his) blanket sign posting is dubious at best and even more dubious if posted over the objection of registrants," the judge wrote.
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You constantly see headlines on news organizations' websites that blare forth a politician's false, dubious or unsupported claims without informing readers that those claims are, well, false or dubious or unsupported.
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" At the time, Gottlieb called them "dangerously dubious products.
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It's not that I'm a total skeptic — just dubious.
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" After a dubious look, "People go for the tenders.
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" The judge also added that the office "should be aware that the authority for their blanket sign posting is dubious at best and even more dubious if posted over the objection of registrants.
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The courts had already convicted him in several dubious cases.
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Algeria refused the dubious honor, as did multiple other countries.
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This is the dubious Jon who arrives at Daenerys' chambers.
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HRC has waded into governor's races before with dubious results.
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But others were more dubious, despite the meeting's idealistic aspirations.
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Those are just the worst among other ethically dubious practices.
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Many such "altcoins" are dubious affairs and don't add much.
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The allocation of foreign aid has always been ethically dubious.
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LOS ANGELES — You know nothing of dubious death, Jon Snow.
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And what is that dubious fashion choice made of, anyway?
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He found the reports of serious injury to be dubious.
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Still, Mr Trump may choose to accept this dubious story.
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But Patel said that, too, is a dubious value proposition.
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The logic behind categorical bans from particular nations remains dubious.
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For the army, the prime minister is a dubious figure.
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To claim it was necessary to control immigration is dubious.
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That politician will dodge the question with a dubious reply.
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I was dubious of the chaplain program in our department.
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It's sad commentary on yet another dubious Trump cabinet appointment.
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A court once suspended Shams' operating licence on dubious grounds.
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However ethically dubious, Facebook's Snapchat clones have been largely effective.
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The future made us older, but our wisdom was dubious.
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It was exciting to be nominated but everyone was dubious.
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Oram was dubious about the notorious actor's commitment at first.
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And as for that dubious "What's in this drink?" line.
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But there are several actions Microsoft took that seem dubious.
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Trump, himself dubious about those claims, has accepted the assurance.
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But he was never dubious or mysterious about the stage.
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This happens quite often in politics after narrow, dubious victories.
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" Alternet: "Franken Thoroughly Dismantles Jeff Sessions' Dubious Civil Rights Record.
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But his commitment to this constituency has always been dubious.
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The results help explain why I am dubious about apparating.
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With dubious assertions flying around, the debate can appear unseemly.
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However, Mysko's dubious the French decree can bring about reform.
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He then claimed victory in a dubious election last month.
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The assertions, some describing encounters with suspicious strangers, are dubious.
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But they aren't the only dubious investments SoftBank has made.
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Clinton's reliance on the Comey letter is dubious at best.
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Inconclusive. But the methodology behind the "audit" is highly dubious.
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A dubious setup is sometimes necessary to birth new beauty.
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Bell did not hesitate, however, to represent dubious political figures.
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There are reasons to be dubious of the news media.
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He seemed dubious that Medicare Advantage was working as intended.
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And Andy … well, he gets the dubious pleasure of Daisy.
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Arthur: I sense you are mildly dubious of my hypothesis.
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Kodali is dubious this tactic will be effective for long.
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She told me his grasp of the language is dubious.
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Yet our investment in these vehicles has yielded dubious returns.
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In this case, though perhaps predictable, it is especially dubious.
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Wendle followed with the Rays' other hit, a dubious one.
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History will pass judgment on that dubious and problematic distinction.
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They condemned China's legally dubious military buildup in neighboring seas.
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However, the study's findings also have dubious consequences for adolescents.
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Many fans and commentators are dubious about the world rankings.
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Daniel Yomtobian built an empire on dubious online advertising traffic.
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Others, however, are impressing on Trump a more dubious view.
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Most of them are extremely dubious, for the reasons above.
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The prolonged process and dubious legal practices increase our pain.
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I know you were … dubious about the whole Trump venture.
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Some of his prescriptions, of course, remain dubious at best.
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Dead Horse Bay has one other dubious claim to fame.
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Other devices the show employs are of similarly dubious worth.
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Israeli government officials were left to offer somewhat dubious explanations.
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The second is a dubious dirty joke about Marilyn Monroe.
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I am dubious that this guy is a household name.
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President Trump's air strikes against Syria were of dubious legality.
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Dubious material can become news in this kind of culture.
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And Ms. Garcia was dubious that anything had been done.
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Now, another may be executed because of his dubious testimony.
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But the ability of Congress to investigate fairly is dubious.
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But it may not hold that dubious distinction for long.
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So the Fifth Circuit's reliance on this provision is dubious.
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He has to use a local staff with dubious qualifications.
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Climate change is dubious and irrelevant --> no point cutting emissions2.
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Go deeper: Investors are dubious of Africa's new cocoa cartel
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And the admissions madness leaves a dubious imprint on it.
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All that is legal, but is any of it ethically dubious?
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The previous company to hold that dubious honor, however briefly: Lyft.
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Its prospects for keeping dangerous people out are dubious at best.
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The situation for cheerleaders is much different, and potentially legally dubious.
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Currently, it's dubious that trend is headed in the right direction.
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That set the stage for another dubious choice by Mr Francona.
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" The judge, Peter J. Messitte, found that his proposition was "dubious.
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There were several other hoaxes and dubious claims on Election Day.
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In the production of dubious data, it is catching up fast.
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Given his dubious track record, this appointment is of serious concern.
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I was dubious until he fired off a terrifying demonstration shot.
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I&aposm dubious that this gets to a good place fast.
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" And by weird, we mean "ethically dubious, at the very least.
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If Mr Minford's economics are dubious, his political judgment is worse.
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First of all, the fitness tracker was of dubious actual utility.
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Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley—paid similarly dubious fines over the packaging
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Bite marks are just one dubious method police and prosecutors use.
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It's the reason crowdfunding sites are full of dubious "smart" devices.
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He tried to leave using a "World Passport," a dubious document.
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And they've managed to entrench their power through these dubious procedures.
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Like Grimaldi and Viall, the connection between the two seemed dubious.
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If you're shaking your head please know: I am dubious also.
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And they can call out dubious claims when they see them.
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The existence of Santa Claus is a dubious prospect at best.
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Ellis suggests dubious oil trading in Switzerland might enable the diversions.
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Changing the world sometimes means playing by unfair and dubious rules.
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It all started, as many dubious ventures do, with 50 Cent.
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Yet that "it" becomes ever more dubious as you reckon with
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The manager was dubious, accusing him of having a drinking problem.
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Of course, it's all much worse than some dubious economic claims.
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Still, there'd be dubious value with swapping one monopoly for another.
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Nader and Broidy are dubious characters on other grounds as well.
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Swaigen was wary of Vice's flashy ethos, and left feeling dubious
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Polls this far ahead of the election are of dubious value.
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But Braun, who is dismayed that Trump is President, is dubious.
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The health benefits of many such foods remain dubious at best.
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Whittaker's opinions, at least that night, were dubious, racist and smug.
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Rather than policy outcomes, they're motivated by several dubious political goals.
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For many of the firearms being deregulated, this claim is dubious.
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Even with the right chemical, the impact of fogging is dubious.
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Gravel pits transform the incomprehensibly distant geological past into dubious futures.
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Trump's executive order — vague, over-broad, and legally dubious — guarantees it.
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Over my years in health journalism, I've debunked many dubious claims.
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But the improvement was not enough to prevent a dubious record.
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Still, Trump leaned on several dubious arguments to support his position.
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But a lot of what he said was dubious at best.
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This drug war has been dramatic, but its effectiveness is dubious.
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The initiative is particularly dubious given the population of the buildings.
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But relying a lot on effects we can't model seems dubious.
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Other news Mr. Trump wanted to share was of dubious authenticity.
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" He concluded: "In sum, universal injunctions are legally and historically dubious.
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Alibaba last month announced a similar crackdown on dubious face masks.
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The Trump administration uses three dubious assumptions to reach its conclusion.
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"The provenance is very dubious," he said by phone from France.
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But numerous dubious real estate endeavors linger in Florida's landscape today.
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Of course, mocking a jury has historically been a dubious strategy.
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The dubious work at OpenAg would have been a major beneficiary.
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They must defend his incessant lying, clear incompetence and dubious dealings.
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"I don't think they are doing anything constitutionally dubious," said Prof.
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The change of address seemed a dubious sequel, Mr. Brauer said.
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But Rick Gean picked two bright-red specimens and looked dubious.
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The alert programs that Amber has inspired are even more dubious.
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Nearly all were dubious, and not because of hygiene or laziness.
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The lesson: Avoid clicking links inside dubious emails, Mr. Kamden said.
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The senator said he remains dubious about the promised economic benefits.
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Now a man may be executed because of his dubious testimony.
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The relationship casts further doubt on an already highly dubious dossier.
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Clinton's opponents legitimately disagree with her hawkishness, centrism and dubious ethics.
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As for whether anybody wants a smart jacket, color me dubious.
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"The claims against the Mayor Gallery are dubious," Mr. Leventhal said.
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The tailor who made them was dubious about the lightweight fabric.
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But experts are dubious that the state's new rules are legal.
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But even that claim seems dubious given the tight labor market.
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The process to roll back the endangerment finding is legally dubious.
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Others, like Smurfing, are more dubious, and in certain cases, outright illegal.
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There were also plenty of dubious light therapy and sonic massage wands.
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Also, the assertion that seltzer has a pH of 3 is dubious.
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He also has the dubious honor of becoming a massive internet meme.
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This has led them to embrace wealthy individuals with often dubious reputations.
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The world of medicine is filled with dubious claims and vested interests.
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Also, coupling vitamin therapy with your DNA seems at a glance dubious.
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The Cowboys held this dubious honor until the "Deflategate" scandal in 2015.
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It is also more dubious about the idea of a second referendum.
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Even the ones who might, in hindsight, seem a bit...morally dubious.
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The one dubious comfort was that there seemed to be others waylaid.
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Instead, Mr Rajapaksa has become prime minister in a legally dubious manner.
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The lack of concreteness on the design, however, makes this claim dubious.
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It's also dubious as to how accurately the devices measure calories burned.
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Core samples would have quickly revealed the dubious porosity of the rock.
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Asked whether Trump and Rubio can overcome their differences, Fortuno was dubious.
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Plenty of wearables companies make health claims that are dubious at best.
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But most combinations look more dubious, because state firms are already oversized.
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However, it has also given the gig economy a slightly dubious reputation.
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Ganging up on Sanofi's product seems a lot more dubious in retrospect.
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The dubious reasoning was that such devices might "harm" the vital network.
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But aside from dubious creative experiments, what can you expect to see?
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Much of what he offered in support of that claim was dubious.
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The military is apparently more dubious about co-operating with the Russians.
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Mr Kull's supplier in Arkansas is happy, but he himself is dubious.
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It will freeze Russian state assets known to be supporting dubious activities.
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Legal questions aside, the religious aspect of the Kunkels' claims are dubious.
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Madeline is apparently still holding on to her dubious feelings about marriage.
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His critics have said the measures are discriminatory, unhelpful and legally dubious.
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Justin Bieber is back in the news for dubious reasons of late.
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Plenty of this year's Oscar nominees have had some dubious Hollywood moments.
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Trump has signaled that he's dubious about the FCC's net neutrality stance.
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The confrontation of Rosenstein over his dubious ethical position is no surprise.
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Yet, instead of banning posts initially submitted with these dubious terms, Backpage.
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That's thanks to our dubious distinction as the world's most enthusiastic jailer.
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In particular, Bitwise examines the dubious magic algorithms perform on large datasets.
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A dubious, highly edited clothing hack leaves you with shredded, unwearable garments.
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But the notion that Kennedy is "pro vaccine," is dubious at best.
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But I sense you were dubious of Ryan's reluctance to become speaker.
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It's about her involvement in a dubious organization called Legacy Business School.
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Republicans have insisted that Barr will behave appropriately, but Democrats are dubious.
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It is now called the Gingrich-Edwards Loophole in their dubious honor.
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"It seems dubious in many ways," said Wael Eskander, a prominent blogger.
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John Cornyn of Texas was dubious it could be done that quickly.
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President Trump, who initially called the Saudi claims credible, sounded increasingly dubious.
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We looked into the facts behind some of Goop's most dubious claims.
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It was Miami's 14th consecutive road loss, extending a dubious franchise record.
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It's hard enough to cut through all the factually dubious campaign rhetoric.
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One book, also called "Python Crash Course," is an entirely dubious effort.
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Dubious distinction: Mayor de Blasio earned three Grinches from our media columnist.
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The efforts have given Georgia, with 240 million people, a dubious distinction.
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And he saved the Green Bay Packers from a dubious franchise milestone.
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They were expecting the "dubious honor" of a visiting general, he wrote.
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But Mr. Erdogan's opponents say his economic model is dubious, even corrupt.
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Trump is hardly the only modern president to have a dubious mandate.
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The works taken down by the Guggenheim may be of dubious taste.
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" Melanie Morgan has said that Bill O'Reilly was fired for "dubious reasons.
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A small part of that dubious energy remains in the actress' mind.
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But the bacteria-killing benefit of jeans-freezing is dubious at best.
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At the time, Mr. Kiloh was dubious: What was in these things?
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But those which aren't, Sanger writes, are often denied on dubious grounds.
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The novelty was burning off; the industry's pervasive idealism was increasingly dubious.
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Others have made their names with dubious stunts and extreme political commentary.
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"Come strangle my dove" is one of Beardo's more dubious come-ons.
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Of course, in the world of "Talk House," that's a dubious honor.
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Amazingly, that's what one member of Trump's dubious "voter fraud" commission wants.
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A friend gave him a dubious title: The Phantom of Ninth Street.
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" His dubious assertions were so common that subordinates called them "Flynn facts.
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Stretched, the bank used a series of dubious transactions to raise money.
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And social media companies should take steps to fact-check dubious content.
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Some of his colleagues were dubious that he could pull it off.
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Costly, unnecessary, morally dubious — why not draw down our presence in Afghanistan?
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Supernatural powers from a dubious godlike creature always come with terrible consequences.
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Trudging through paperwork can expose dubious details missed by hasty defence lawyers.
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"How much of an accomplishment that is is rather dubious," he said.
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It's more than possible that they were innocent, despite their dubious affiliations.
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It might seem dubious to blame the filibuster for Trump's rough start.
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Many legal scholars think this is a dubious use of executive privilege.
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Unsurprisingly, many cheat day videos come from fitness vloggers who otherwise post diet and exercise content, pushing the cheat day — already a dubious concept in the ultra-dubious world of dieting — even further away from anything resembling joy.
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He said in Iowa, "I had the dubious distinction of being listed as the poorest man in Congress"—actually, the Senate—a contrast to Trump's far more dubious claims about exactly how many billions of dollars he has.
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Facebook's approach has been to employ fact-checkers to help identify dubious content.
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While acupuncture's effectiveness has been clinically proven, cupping remains dubious as a procedure.
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Is it any better than the myriad other dubious hangover cures out there?
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For 5G hardware the alternatives are from European manufacturers with dubious commercial viability.
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He was also able to highlight the dubious business dealings of Hunter Biden.
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Here are many other examples of dubious ENZO Label releases on Apple Music.
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Mr Trump's claim that a 3% growth rate is sustainable is more dubious.
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But they can also contain dubious advice, like lean on alcohol for comfort.
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The authenticity of The Bachelorette and its sibling shows has always been dubious.
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The company has weathered criticism for having very dubious criteria for selecting astronauts.
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Its editorial content is dubious at best and flat-out racist at worst.
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But it's a shoddy effort, shot through with dubious assumptions and unanswered questions.
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The priesthood was a path to personal advancement which attracted many dubious types.
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The logic behind categorical bans from particular countries remains as dubious as before.
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One of them, from my perspective, is the proliferation of dubious grievance groups.
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Fleitas, the Paraguayan criminal investigations chief, is dubious about the chances of success.
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But O'Keefe's career is also marked by instances of dubious editing and lawsuits.
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According to a new report, he was motivated by a dubious Russian document.
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Vivo thinks the two displays could be useful in a few (dubious) scenarios.
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"Zillow's demand letter made a number of highly dubious legal claims," he wrote.
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The notion that big deals will save American food firms looks increasingly dubious.
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Chad took home the dubious honor of being the world's most unhappy country.
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As previously noted, the study was published in a rather dubious science journal.
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Mr Obama's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) penned the plan on dubious legal authority.
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Toyota and Honda Motor Co. have said they did not have dubious inspections.
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Seizures of specimens are not allowed when permits are invalid, fraudulent or dubious.
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They must be helped to wean themselves off dubious sources of foreign funding.
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During the production of "Dissent", Mai Khoi's producer was fined on dubious grounds.
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Once more, the two leave the dubious safety of their home to investigate.
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Facts have rarely gotten in the way of dubious suggestions about Clinton's health.
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He was equally dubious about semicolons, which he referred to as 'imitation periods.
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Most economic experts are dubious that the president would have this legal authority.
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But he's dubious about whether demand for whale meat will ever pick up.
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The world of dubious assertions extends deeper, though, to Trump's version of whitehouse.
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Glassman is working off a big and dubious assumption about the solution, however.
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Other apps of dubious quality have also reaped the benefits of FaceApp's popularity.
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Experts on populism, though, are dubious that it can work for the left.
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Check out the full trailer for In Dubious Battle at Just Jared Jr.
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Trump's argument is a classic and dubious line of attack on wind energy.
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What's different about Trump isn't the fact that he talks about dubious conspiracies.
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Donald Trump's "woman card" remark is the dubious gift that keeps on giving.
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So if you're dubious but also curious I have a proposal for you.
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She ended the season surrounded by a khalasar of Dothraki of dubious origin.
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Instead, these are rated by domestic agencies, whose judgment has been highly dubious.
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That would be an improvement over intellectually lazy writing based on dubious data.
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Fleabag was a dubious narrator, a fabulist with delusions of grandeur and a
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That distinction is even more dubious than the nature of Tibau's original victory.
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Female film critics were early in spotting the dubious aspects of Allen's work.
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Yet it is myth that continues to be promoted, using dubious case examples.
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The vast majority deal with dubious business practices unrelated to the Trump campaign.
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Leaving aside the dubious verb construction, the Chinese should listen to the king.
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But to philosophers of science the knowledge claims of psychoanalysis were always dubious.
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Dubious assumptions about what audiences want have upheld all kinds of discriminatory practices.
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Even the Democratic strategist who requested anonymity was dubious about any such move.
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As I wrote before the 2018 midterms, the impeachment pitch was highly dubious.
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Maine has the dubious distinction of having the worst workforce in the nation.
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This is a nominee who already has a dubious relationship with the truth.
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Perhaps it was always going to attract some dubious attention at some stage.
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Yet the success of such 3D printing labs is often precarious and dubious.
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Hemond is one of many analysts dubious that Sanders can meet that test.
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He dispenses dubious wisdom along with smokes, and sells Stevie his old skateboard.
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The architects of the nuclear deal make three dubious claims on its behalf.
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Of course, the world is full of countries with dubious human-rights records.
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As a constitutional matter, Raffensperger's decision to cancel the election is highly dubious.
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They were excited to buy, but they were enticed by a dubious premise.
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The first thing I noticed in our conversation was his dubious Southern accent.
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I doubt that it's personal, just the inevitable fallout from a dubious compromise.
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"Increasingly dubious, lip service, irresponsible, blatant lies," read one of the fake labels.
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Users also posted on eBay community forums with complaints about dubious face masks.
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Outside, Republican senators described her as having nefarious motives and a dubious background.
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However, Frazier's rejection of Stoddard's writings about the "germ-plasm" is scientifically dubious.
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They endured unthinkable hassle to gain access to legendary liquids and dubious expertise.
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But this dubious notion comes from a handful of studies with serious limitations.
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The influx of tourists has created a thriving market for dubious health products.
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The more they looked into it, the more dubious it appeared to be.
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And he earned prestige with a resume built on exaggerated and dubious achievements.
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The collusion theories proffered by Trump critics have, thus far, been facially dubious.
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Show-business publicity of the time was given to extravagant and dubious claims.
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Dubious players from the United States election have also reared their heads here.
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While I loved the message of the brand, I was dubious at first.
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"I don't know about this," she said, looking dubious during a preceremony rehearsal.
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Aside from dubious economics, cities have the ability to practically wipe out business.
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The notion that General Suleimani abetted the attackers at all also appears dubious.
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From the beginning, this case has been riddled with dubious actions by officials.
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It's a dubious honor, one that he would give anything not to have.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — The Edmonton Oilers nearly allowed a dubious first in NHL history.
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The Afghan security forces suffer from absenteeism, corruption, dubious commitment and poor morale.
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Look out for "I'm 1/64th vampire" jokes in dubious taste this Halloween.
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Guatemala holds the dubious distinction of having Latin America's highest child malnutrition rates.
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There are many programs that claim to play them, but they look dubious.
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Russell later admitted that Atkinson had benched him for dubious on-court decisions.
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I've been dubious of video games as a fix for my exercise-phobia.
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Babis has rebutted the findings, calling the audit dubious and the auditors incompetent.
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Today, it has the dubious honor of being the world's most viral club.
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When questioned by CBC News, Viaguard blamed the dubious results on sample contamination.
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The debacle unfolded after some dubious decisions made by the former Conservative government.
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Somewhat dubious scenes spotted in the background of a friend's 4yo's school book pic.twitter.
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Records on the Dow are doubly dubious because the index is notoriously not representative.
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Like the rest of baseball, Dallas Keuchel was initially dubious of the Astros' ways.
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And it might seem dubious to some people, but in fact it is true.
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Regardless, this train reaffirms out modern society's dubious obsession with invisible modes of transport.
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Whether it shows that he's some sort of witting agent for Putin is dubious.
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Just this week, several dubious organizations circulated a story about Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi.
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The implication that Trump allies are drawing from this is a bit more dubious.
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Other tales of ethically dubious behavior on the part of company sales reps abound.
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Remember, the more dubious the thing that inspires you, the more points you get.
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This is an ethically dubious area and one that the law itself could negate.
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It's dubious, though, that its signature product would have been all that valuable anyhow.
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But book reader suspect that this dubious plotline won't even exist in the books.
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Once upon a time, Republicans' thought rumors of an ethically dubious affair made Rep.
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Warren isn't the only one who's dubious of the banks' cries for reduced regulation.
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But when the first trailer for the film dropped in February, reactions were dubious.
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But I'm deeply dubious that these guys are a pipeline of potential presidential nominees.
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The claim that Britain's financial industry sucks the best people from elsewhere is dubious.
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As well as some ethically dubious attempts to pass off robot voices as real.
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And the assertion that Kelly was more respected than ever was dubious at best.
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Police in Vancouver were initially dubious but officers now escort addicts to the facilities.
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Some business experts were dubious that Casper would be able to pull it off.
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Some of those states responded by using painkillers of dubious reliability to execute prisoners.
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The stories seem sometimes dubious, and often it's impossible to tell who they're about.
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I'm dubious of the actuality of someone shelling out six-figures on a Cheeto.
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Second, yes, Broadly is correct that the pill was developed under ethically dubious circumstances.
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She turns powerlessness into attainment through an alchemy of the most morally dubious sort.
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Not to mention that he represents some morally dubious issues like colonialism and exploitation.
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Even fitness professionals were dubious of the actual value of these social media posts.
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If you somehow guessed "they've all tried the scientifically dubious practice of cupping," congratulations!
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The claims are obviously dubious, though I suspect that last one is meant euphemistically.
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Aluminum wins the dubious honor of being the most unloved base metal right now.
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Today it has the dubious distinction of having the largest number of "super-commuters".
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The patent is pending, although the case for patenting a strap seems somewhat dubious.
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Readers can gorge on their preferred political content online, however dubious it may be.
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I also believe it will be challenged in court and is of dubious constitutionality.
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SDN is an umbrella of technologies, some powerful and disruptive, some of dubious value.
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Others, however, are dubious that lower rates can expand the work force much further.
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The anti-Ali argument isn't just a morally dubious one; it's an inaccurate one.
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And too much debt, often of dubious quality, was accumulated in the credit binge.
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Malaysia has the dubious distinction of scoring highest in the Hofstede Power Distance Index.
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Sheikh Salman remains the bookies' heavy favorite, despite his dubious human rights track record.
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And he also wants to use them to make a very dubious political observation.
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He heard dubious alerts about student loan forgiveness, unclaimed lottery windfalls, and tax debt.
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Out of this dubious practice evolved public educational institutions, or so they self-described.
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Copyright holders also have used dubious claims to have content taken off the site.
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"I think it's dubious," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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He won under Alabama law in a highly dubious state preceding that awarded $500,000.
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Federal programs aimed at reviving distressed communities have a dubious track record as well.
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Putin's greatest challenger, Alexei Navalny, was thrown in prison for fraud under dubious circumstances.
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If all of that sounds dubious to you, well...it does to her, too.
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Trump is also spotlighting a newer dubious story about the Clinton campaign and Russia.
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Both opponents and supporters of DACA have made dubious legal claims about the program.
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Lobbyists — and, by extension, regulators — justify mergers with dubious theories about money-saving efficiencies.
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"There are people on the job right now exhibiting very dubious behavior," she said.
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Tehran also holds a dubious distinction of being a global leader in child executions.
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These complaints often feature dubious infringement claims asserting weak and sometimes outright invalid patents.
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McCabe has faced months of dubious attacks from congressional Republicans and the White House.
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The authorities attributed the collapse to dubious construction and later charged him with negligence.
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Third, Trump's personal record as a businessman is both antisocial and just plain dubious.
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So we have special editions, apps and direct e-commerce with dubious unit economics.
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Clinton agreed to explore the proposal but was dubious that it would go anywhere.
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The Constitution emerging after the Civil War contained fundamental limitations on such dubious enterprises.
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I explained that it was a swimsuit but was met with a dubious look.
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The result is the same: More profits for companies, with dubious benefits for consumers.
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When she saw who was funding his research, and Regnerus' dubious methodology, she declined.
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Why has the Taylor company revived "Snow White" (1983) and "Three Dubious Memories" (2010)?
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But no bomb-making chemicals were found, and the British press grew increasingly dubious.
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Stone's indictment indicates Trump Jr. may yet face consequences for his dubious congressional testimony.
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Low volatility was one of the more dubious features of the 2017 stock market.
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Obviously, this isn't the first time Jimmy K has made news for dubious reasons.
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President Trump is making claims about his healthcare plans that are false or dubious.
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Many residents are dubious about studies showing that genetically modified mosquitoes are not harmful.
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Hayek is the current leader in this dubious contest, as suits his dense prose.
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This was a particularly dubious choice given his history bungling an infectious disease outbreak.
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Or dubious "news" from an extreme right- or left-wing site might ring true.
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Mr. Giuliani has sown doubt and confusion by pushing dubious theories about the case.
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As effective as HEPA-certified air purifiers are, some come with dubious additional features.
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Opinion Don't dismiss them as hucksters promoting self-help books and dubious mushroom coffee.
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Doing so also suggests that the women's accounts are politically motivated, and therefore dubious.
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His first weapon may sound dubious to anyone who has worked in government: meetings.
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But, it was Lundvall's "condescending" tone and dubious line of questioning which courted controversy.
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On Tennis CHUR, Switzerland — Roger Federer had just finished his soup and was dubious.
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Our reporting found evidence of dubious accounting practices, hypocrisy and old-fashioned favor-trading.
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From the start, Mr. Bush was dubious that Mr. Hussein would respond to diplomacy.
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But just like his conspiracy theories themselves, Jones attempts to defend himself are dubious.
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In a sea of dubious prospects, Mike is unquestionably one of the good ones.
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Other physicians Hannum saw found the notion that she had a popped rib dubious.
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The idea that Guatemala could handle an influx of immigrants is dubious at best.
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"I think the whole arrangement was under the table and dubious," Mr. Coffee said.
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I think this is of dubious usefulness, but we'll see which software supports it.
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Although some companies' claims sound dubious, many kinds of toothpaste actually work as advertised.
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Wage growth has been sluggish lately, making workers generally dubious that wages would increase.
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But as far as the first season goes, we know she's doing something dubious.
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And we were advised largely by Iraqi exiles of dubious legitimacy in local eyes.
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Companies have also sold the agency on expensive deals with dubious benefits for taxpayers.
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America had no reason to spend resources on other countries' dubious fights, unless attacked.
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The tweet then linked to a page selling Hardball mugs, so it seemed dubious.
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The White House record in safeguarding intelligence has also been dubious on several occasions.
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The secret of McConnell's "success" in this dubious category is being disliked by everyone.
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Speaking of Phantom Menace, the movie left us with another dubious dangling plot thread.
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A sixth, Adlai Stevenson, had the dubious distinction of losing two consecutive general elections.
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Disclosure of such dubious practices could have also sparked more timely action by regulators.
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That seems a highly dubious proposition in the wake of his poor debate performance.
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It's equally dubious to argue that the Democrats will win the Senate in 2628.
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It was classic Trump, taking both an unwarranted victory lap and dubious, outsize credit.
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It's a dubious step up for Lavigne, who was ranked No. 2 in 2013.
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Barring international students, by contrast, is a response of dubious effectiveness and certain harm.
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Fact-checking can help set the record straight on the challengers' more dubious assertions.
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Some of them seem to have dubious connotations: a knife, an ambulance, a scorpion.
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The scramble for dollars resulted in the funding of absurd projects of dubious use.
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And it has frustrated voters already dubious of Mr. Corbyn's anti-Brexit bona fides.
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Silencing a voice, no matter how outlandish, constitutes a dubious move for any president.
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After a terror attack in Barcelona, Spain, Trump resurrects a dubious story that Gen.
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But red flag laws, which suffer from dubious efficacy, are not the path forward.
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Such sanctions have always been of dubious legitimacy and legality, to put it mildly.
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Why is Biden seemingly porting over dubious concepts from Iraq to another conflict entirely?
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While those who sell it say the data is anonymized, this claim is dubious.
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It took Obama and Bush six years in office to notch that dubious achievement.
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Pompeo absorbed my dubious analogy while looking down at the book on the table.
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Amy Sedaris offers dubious homemaking lessons in the second season of her parody show.
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She had been dubious about the compliance of previous iterations of the waiver concept.
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And when Arizona Republican John McCain asked about Trump's famous wall, Kelly seemed dubious.
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While Londoners are not yet panicking, the government appears to be weighing dubious responses.
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A history of dubious denials Assad's complete denial of any wrongdoing is nothing new.
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In terms of dubious nutrition, Paleo is no more problematic than any popular diet trend.
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Progressive activists were dubious when they railed against Senate Democrats' decision to end the shutdown.
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Rich government officials of dubious qualifications to serve in the White House are no exception.
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Cities have spent decades competing for major investments and projects that have dubious economic benefits.
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It's a dubious strategy, and the crowdfunding portion is still in a pre-registration phase.
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New York holds the dubious distinction as the only city on both top ten lists.
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The first thing to know about Wakefield's paper is that it was very dubious science.
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From the start, Adelson's Vegas stadium plan has looked awfully dubious from a taxpayer perspective.
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But plenty of checks and balances exist within the scientific community to evaluate dubious findings.
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There's no end to dubious content on the Internet, but we weren't buying this one.
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Examples of dubious terms could include guaranteed IPO terms or superior preferences or liquidity rights.
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That's a dubious distinction that in the last year or two was limited to Citi.
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"Somewhat dubious scenes spotted in the background of a friend's 4yo's school book," he tweeted.
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Both are behind a 210mm-equivalent f/27 lens, branded "Summarit" in dubious Leica nomenclature.
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Then there's Mr. Johnson himself, whose dubious integrity will surely be exploited by his opponents.
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The attorney-general's claim was dubious: no court had ever ruled that DACA is unconstitutional.
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But the dubious distinction of executing the most prisoners rests with China, according to Amnesty.
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Image via XYZ FilmsThe man who created Megaupload got insanely rich via morally dubious means.
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But this lawsuit cites dozens of dubious claims made by Coca-Cola or its representatives.
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The country's highest judges often complain that lower-court convictions rely on dubious "eyewitness" testimony.
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He installed Brothers throughout the bureaucracy and declared himself to be above the (dubious) judiciary.
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Mr Gordhan, who sought to curb waste and corruption, was repeatedly threatened with dubious charges.
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Being this well-connected can certainly help when pulling off a dubious scheme this complex.
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Tech companies cover up their hard edges with a wide range of dubious management techniques.
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Transportation reporter Andrew Hawkins had the dubious task of putting the scooter through its paces.
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Ansari's future with Netflix has been dubious ever since January 2018, when the website Babe.
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Pangolins are scaly animals with the dubious distinction of being the world's most poached mammal.
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Marines in the field knew to be dubious of new young second lieutenants like Mueller.
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I was also relieved to be traveling accompanied, no matter how dubious my present companions.
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Meanwhile, I find the claim dubious that women are somehow genetically predisposed away from engineering.
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Called for a dubious sixth foul late in the fourth quarter, Curry briefly became unhinged.
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That's not to say Zayner is dubious of science — in fact, he's a scientist himself.
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Over the weekend, however, the already dubious claims of the alleged hackers started to unravel.
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Democratic lawmakers did little if anything to challenge Obama when he made dubious secrecy claims.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has said he is "dubious" about the benefits of medical marijuana.
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Thankfully, we now have less barbaric means of removing dubious ink — all thanks to lasers.
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He lost money in other dubious ventures, too, and reportedly had dalliances with many women.
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"The overall business model was more than dubious, and now it's actually shattered," he said.
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But Bossert's syntax was dubious, seemingly suggesting climate change impacts and causes are easily separable.
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If that is dubious, the opposition of the Scottish National Party (SNP) is odder still.
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Though the military logic is dubious, there are good political reasons for Mr Abadi's announcement.
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This dubious conclusion reads far too much into a few campaigns in one election cycle.
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Similarly, in post-coup Turkey the number of dubious posts and tweets has increased sharply.
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He canvassed the countryside, documenting the government's dubious land deals and mistreatment of small farmers.
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The dubious milestone was reported in the April edition of NOAA's monthly global climate report.
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In these schemes, unions become the exclusive representatives of the providers, often by dubious means.
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Their dubious poll claims support for a restructuring, but they can't marshal any substantive arguments.
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The friend scrutinized the sheer fabric and her exposed cleavage and made a dubious face.
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Bernstein Research analyst Gunther Zechmann said investors would likely grow dubious of the maintained guidance.
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A sawmill worker steals a dog from a dubious businessman after his woman walks away.
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And so, with no further ado: the second annual Jon Awards For Dubious Technical Achievement!
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The mattresses had dubious stains and no bedding, but they were safe from the fire.
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She even has the dubious honour of being named in at least one investor lawsuit.
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Its shelves were crammed with symbols of long-gone epochs, genuine collectibles and dubious tchotchkes.
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The publication said it has asked that Clone Zone take down the dubious copycat article.
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"Someone not intimidated to communicate — that's what Ms. Leong told us," Shanell said, sounding dubious.
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His dubious claims had already ricocheted across the internet and onto right-wing media publications.
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But, Mr. Wagner said, the elder Rahami was dubious of the Taliban and detested ISIS.
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More dubious readings presented Hitlerism as an experiment that modernized Germany and then went awry.
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However, legal experts are dubious that the court will take the new evidence into consideration.
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Trump has a long history of being accused of dubious — or downright illegal — financial practices.
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Questions unanswered: Senators, though, have been deeply dubious of the need for a new service.
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Oftentimes, credible advice can be difficult to entangle from more dubious sources, and misinformation abounds.
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Many economists relied on dubious macroeconomic theories to advocate deficit spending during the past recession.
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A radio reporter immerses herself in the dubious delights of the Russian city of Chelyabinsk.
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Especially if he loses, I'm dubious of Trump TV as a full-fledged cable channel.
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Yet, for all the fulminations about pre-emptive strikes, it is a very dubious option.
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In China, such middlemen have played an invaluable, if sometimes dubious, role for overseas companies.
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A dubious contractor with a side business of smuggling criminals will fly Trish to Thailand.
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I heated the pork in my homemade stock, which made the meat look less dubious.
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He was criticized at the time for justifying a controversial policy with a dubious survey.
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He turned to increasingly dubious sources of credit and branding opportunities at home and abroad.
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From what unique authority that stems is, if not always unclear, inconsistent and sometimes dubious.
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They have flawed records, as most politicians do, marked by bad positions and dubious compromises.
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While a hotel representative says the employees are being compensated for lost wages, I'm dubious.
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If we want to accept that obviously dubious statement as fact, still, some questions remain.
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Tiwag says it doesn't see why not, but Wilhelm Markus, an environmental activist, is dubious.
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Fear about rising crime, even if the oft-hyped crime surge is dubious at best.
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Japan's controversial whale hunts are conducted under a "research" exemption that international monitors consider dubious.
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Hawkish advisers such as Peter Navarro seem dubious of anything China might say or do.
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On defense— attacking Democrats over "Medicare for All" — Trump is also making some dubious claims.
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Clem speculated in dubious investments and openly consorted with cardsharps, forgers and other scam artists.
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He mentioned a walk here, a bad pitch there and several dubious pitches in between.
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Without Mr. Chazelle's movie, the outrage machine would surely have found another equally dubious target.
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That would give the public a better understanding of the prevalence of dubious police testimony.
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Experts were dubious that such measures could be financed absent another surge in oil prices.
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Good thing a drama about unrestrained markets and morally dubious economic modes won't resonate today.
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Those dubious distinctions won the pair a trophy taller than either of them and $1,500.
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"Making women care less about the bad sex that they're having is a dubious goal."
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But that effort is about as dubious as President Bush's fetal tissue bank of yore.
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But here's why you should spit it right out: That conclusion is really, really dubious.
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The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, pictured above last month, remained dubious of initiating impeachment proceedings.
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Perhaps for now, A.I.'s more dubious consumer applications are better left in a laboratory.
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It was Florida's eighth straight home loss, breaking a dubious franchise record set in 21.
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" (His evidence is dubious.) He misleadingly claimed to have "started the wall a year ago.
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Did a dubious oddsmaker shift the odds by 0.2 percent in the Texas Senate race?
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But Mr. Burke also launched a number of questionable investigations, some involving dubious surveillance methods.
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It was Florida's eighth straight home loss, breaking a dubious franchise record set in 2003.
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Smiling at any stranger is considered dubious, perhaps even the sign of a feeble mind.
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But in December, even dubious stocks were rising, lifted by the promise of incipient deregulation.
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So they replaced one problem with another — a dubious unit from Cockroach Corner in Miami.
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The general's claim was also dubious, at least as far as The Times was concerned.
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On defense — attacking Democrats over "Medicare for All" — Trump is also making some dubious claims.
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Jefferson watched with dismay as untrustworthy pamphlets and broadsides of dubious quality littered the streets.
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Is former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's dubious record on race and policing disqualifying?
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The result is reports with curiously precise numbers that often have a dubious practical value.
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At a fusion restaurant, it can sometimes pay to gamble on dishes that appear dubious.
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But that dubious distinction is in part a reflection of how its borders are drawn.
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An era known for disease, drudgery and dubious hygiene, the Middle Ages weren't exactly glamorous.
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American officials are dubious of those claims, though they agree that Qatar has made progress.
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And several of Mr. Trump's claims either relied on dubious data or distorted research reports.
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The judges are dubious about the credibility of what the executive branch says is happening.
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Second, it is ethically dubious for trained professionals to diagnose public figures they've never met.
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"Those dubious thoughts, the mind chatter, the rat in the skull — that's comedy," he said.
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A cursory glance at the comments from European leaders shows how dubious that proposition is.
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Periodically, her parents would turn up, and Paula would be returned to their dubious care.
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Take "zeroing", for example: using dubious mathematics to calculate defensive tariffs on unfairly traded imports.
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Maya Foa, Reprieve's Director, said the "knife-edge judgment" showed how dubious the policy was.
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My guess is that, in the end, many of the participants will have dubious credentials.
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An era known for disease, drudgery and dubious hygiene, the Middle Ages weren't exactly glamorous.
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The talking points made other dubious promises, including jobs even for Americans "unwilling" to work.
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There have been plenty of lost generations for both just causes and more dubious causes.
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As bitcoin prices soar, a lot of us are regretting not investing in the currency years ago, when it was nothing but a very sketchy, dubious unknown worth a few dollars, rather than the very sketchy, dubious unknown worth over $211,230 that it is today.
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The full "Bill Belichick endorses Trump" letter is even more, uh, *dubious* than I originally imagined.
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Email forwards with different fonts, colors, sizing, and dubious URLs end up in some people's inboxes.
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The Grizzlies (22-60) matched the dubious record for most losses in the franchise's Memphis era.
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The results of any genetic test claiming to assess traits like athletic ability are incredibly dubious.
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While some politicians remain dubious, there is no doubt that investors are awakening to the opportunity.
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Indeed, those were good times – good, free, ethically dubious times, and with a sweet soundtrack too.
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Until now, though, it has done so in ways that offered a dubious measure of deniability.
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And the legally dubious idea that Mexico will pay for a wall is beyond a stretch.
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A lot of them are dubious or raise concerns, but they certainly offer short-term advantages.
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Billy Crudup also swings by to sway his hips and dish out some dubious sexual advice.
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But the next year, 1984, Craver vanished – and with a dubious explanation from her new husband.
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Opponents in the medical community, however, say the metric determining a heartbeat is at times dubious.
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That dubious title belongs to North Dakota, which enacted a six-week abortion ban in 2013.
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This is not to say that the advocacy community hasn't fabricated dubious crises at every opportunity.
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Even more dubious to gun policy experts is Sessions's vow to crack down on interstate trafficking.
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Not surprisingly, Judge Sayre is rather dubious about having his daughter be courted by a Yankee.
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The U.S., for instance, has its share of erroneous convictions, police brutality and dubious plea bargains.
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But Chuck also seems to unfairly judge Jimmy, whose actions are dubious but intentions are pure.
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Budapest has said the legal changes were needed to prevent foreign universities from issuing dubious diplomas.
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Facebook relies on user reports and outside fact-checking organizations to flag/identify disputed/dubious content.
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The source of the cache has dubious motivations, but there's no doubt the emails are genuine.
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"Disseminating stories from dubious sources has been a recurring problem with your administration," the letter states.
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Facebook says it will use these and other signals to populate a dashboard of dubious stories.
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Experts agree that the benefits touted by hydrogen water companies were dubious, to say the least.
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But even that one carries a dubious honor: it never managed to reach its IndieGoGo target.
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The only one anyone has really pointed at is zero rating, and that's a dubious one.
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The manager game had to be moved to the intramural gym, a demonstration of dubious hospitality.
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Though the warped market makes it hard to tell, the economic case for this seems dubious.
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As the mechanism remains a mystery, some scientists said they are dubious about the new study.
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Two months later she was disqualified from the election, held in August, on dubious technical grounds.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's 2006 movie "Blood Diamond" shed light on the sometimes dubious origins of luxury goods.
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It lays out a celestial vision of homeland defence that looks cosmically expensive and technologically dubious.
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A place full of ignoble economic incentives driving companies to engage in ethically dubious anticompetitive behavior?
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For years Chicago's political elite lauded Mr Burke and took his donations, despite his dubious past.
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"I'm dubious of any claim by anyone that they can consistently beat the market," he says.
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His lyrics are dubious, but Becca is just glad he got through it, as are we.
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And Staten Island Mall took home the dubious honor of the city's single most-ticketed location.
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They lost high draft picks on mostly dubious free agents; trades brought in only fringe players.
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I'd definitely like to try it but I think a serious whiskey-head would be dubious.
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Gomez stars alongside Josh Hutcherson and James Franco in In Dubious Battle, which was released today.
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It's also already widely available on the web, often on dubious sites that don't offer context.
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And when it comes to laundering money out of Russia, Deutsche has a dubious track record.
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But it could also contain unquestioned biases, come to dubious conclusions, and raise civil liberties concerns.
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Especially given the potential privacy and security risks involved in downloading pirated content from dubious sources.
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It's a dubious assertion, but one that highlights exactly what the fight meant to each man.
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It's commonplace for defendants in giant cases like the concussion litigation to complain about dubious claims.
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The U.S. government is somewhat dubious of self-driving cars, but not resistant to the tech.
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Even while Republican voters increasingly believe in climate change, the Republican Party position is increasingly dubious.
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It hardly needs to be said that Encyclopaedia Dramatica has always been morally dubious at best.
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This expensive and legally dubious policy enjoys bipartisan political support, and Australia bristles at international criticism.
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But critics accused Kasowitz of making a statement that was riddled with errors and dubious claims.
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Ms. Haley has also staked out a dubious defense of the president in the impeachment investigation.
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Even if Trump were an actual target of the investigation, this argument would still be dubious.
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As impeachment hearings begin, some have raised dubious objections to the process from a constitutional basis.
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His attacks on Medicare for All have also included dubious claims about what the plans entail.
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Multiple lawmakers elected that year have since been turfed out of office on dubious legal grounds.
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Democrats, in the minds of many voters, wanted to raise taxes to pay for dubious programs.
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Republican senators say they're dubious there would be bipartisan support in Congress in the near term.
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Libra is an intriguing concept, at least to some, but its economic feasibility is highly dubious.
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But for meddlesome reasons, some Albany pols want to overrule the City Council, citing dubious principle.
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Senior Israeli officials, like their American counterparts, had been dubious about the effectiveness of influence campaigns.
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Corsi's explanation—that he logically surmised that Podesta's e-mails would be released—is equally dubious.
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During the 1980s, Hillary Clinton, at least, made a dubious $100,000 in profits in commodities futures.
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Prior administrations have certainly used dubious assertions of privilege to block investigations of their perceived failures.
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For that reason, the former lawmaker warned that whip-count claims from both candidates are dubious.
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We had our fair share of crank submissions, so at first we were a little dubious.
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They backed his purchase of SolarCity when corporate governance experts slammed it as a dubious transaction.
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They know that their professional reputations — and Obama's dubious foreign policy legacy — hang in the balance.
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Lott's outdated, solitary study claiming that CAP laws increase crime relies extensively on dubious econometric practices.
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Yet there is one alternative here — albeit a legally dubious and sure-to-be-controversial one.
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Often, endangered fish of dubious origin can be passed off as more sustainable types of fish.
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My partner was dubious—she doesn't drink alcohol, let alone a beverage in which someone expectorated.
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Like many of us who have thought about attempting a 26-mile race, McFadden was dubious.
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The club bumbled its way through 27 straight games without a win, a dubious league record.
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Again, the video is dubious, and the creator doesn't provide any concrete evidence for these claims.
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We're dubious of tech leaders' promises to make their products safe for their kids to use.
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Their explanations for their actions rest on flawed economic and legal reasoning and dubious factual claims.
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Doing so by executive order would be a highly dubious tactic, at odds with legal consensus.
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I also had the dubious privilege of helping him to tidy up his increasingly untidy apartment.
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You'll end up with some wide boy turkey from the superstore, frozen solid, of dubious history.
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Don't dismiss the podcast bros merely as hucksters promoting self-help books and dubious mushroom coffee.
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But experts were dubious that his proposal could be financed absent another surge in oil prices.
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The idea of "six degrees of separation" rests on a scientific foundation that's dubious at best.
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But it's also about the history of eugenics, dubious science, "redlining," and segregated housing in Baltimore.
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In recent years Kemp has purged millions of names from Georgia's voting rolls, on dubious grounds.
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We also must rethink the role of abstract economic theory and dubious economic models in policymaking.
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Some budget experts are dubious that the AHCA state waivers pass muster under the Senate rules.
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So I regret to announce this ill-conceived and legally dubious promotion has now been cancelled.
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And, yes, some news outlets, including BuzzFeed News and McClatchy, published stories that today look dubious.
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It has resurrected such dubious, but much loved, camp staples as Birkenstocks, chokers and tie-dye.
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"The dubious woman could be more outlandish in her dress, and more experimental," Ms. Arnold said.
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That might sound like a dubious proposition, which brings us to the crux of this review.
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But others use guilty pleas and sentence modifications to free people from prison in dubious prosecutions.
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He said he remains dubious that he will ever be able to buy his own clothes.
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Despite the dubious predictability, other figures suggest that China's economy is expanding at a vigorous pace.
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The International Energy Agency projects global consumption over 85033 mmbd by 2040, despite some dubious assumptions.
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In the most typical version of sextortion, fraudsters make dubious, fictional claims about you via email.
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Other health experts argued that such a step would be of dubious benefit in any case.
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James got out of the jam when he caught Gardner looking a dubious strike three call.
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That places their legitimate commercial posts alongside dubious messages of uncertain origin, which induce voter confusion.
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Data experts who saw his presentation said they were dubious of the science behind the product.
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Once Gabriel Kovac (Fisher Stevens), his underhanded lawyer, is introduced, Paul's claims start to seem dubious.
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The consensus of modern economists is that the benefits of a major sports franchise are dubious.
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Problems resulting from bad consumer choices can be substantial, but regulators' ability to help is dubious.
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Good foreign-policy leaders marshaled public support for wars in Vietnam and Iraq with dubious reasons.
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An office log was found apparently altered, with notes about Smith missing and a dubious signature.
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Thanks in part to such dubious standards, the interpretation of bloodstain evidence has become notoriously ambiguous.
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Paltrow's company, Goop, came under fire for selling a $66 Jade Egg with dubious health benefits.
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As Business Insider recently noted, the present and future profitability of these internet stunts is dubious.
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The Golden Globes are akin to the Iowa straw poll, a dubious contest with outsized influence.
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Even if you're dubious, I recommend turning them on and using them for a few weeks.
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Now that Google has weighed in, courting patients with dubious claims just got a lot harder.
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House conservatives have always been dubious about stabilizing Obamacare, and now Democrats don't sound enthused either.
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But many critics say the crime-fighting effects of the Ring Doorbell are dubious at best.
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Patricia Dombrowksi, a working-class New Jersey rapper with big dreams, estimable pipes and dubious prospects.
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If the merged appearances were of dubious musical value, the Gewandhaus's own concerts were more revealing.
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The New York Times reported that he'd used a "legally dubious" maneuver to avoid paying taxes.
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We're not going to use it to describe misstatements or other dubious, even highly questionable assertions.
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In a dubious art just coming into its prime, this bogus story would be his masterpiece.
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Questions about the dubious practices of American agents were shut down by the prosecution and judge.
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It would be ironic, and legally dubious, to add to these costs by taxing vacant storefronts.
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Sorensen might be of dubious utility, but his mother and grandmother — well, they're something else entirely.
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Enter Haley with her Iranian missiles of dubious provenance demonstrating no provable infringement of international law.
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Decades of dubious low-fat trends have pushed dairy fat to the margins of our culture.
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Remarkably, this scheme is (as far as I know) perfectly legal, although it is ethically dubious.
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But Zapotosky implies the allegations could be more serious than just $120,000 in legally dubious contributions.
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And the company has made some other dubious business moves, most notably launching its own production and distribution arm for movies, which included the Sundance debut American Animals — but also the critically derided Gotti, which has the dubious distinction of a 0 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.
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To these dubious achievements, this little Romanian-speaking former Soviet republic added a new one in 2014.
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Measuring the success of your app via the number of monthly active users is dubious at best.
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Dubious filmmakers use artificially intelligent computers to feed raw audio into a simulated version of Barack Obama.
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But I am also dubious that a significant and sustainable uptick in growth is imminent either way.
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It was the confluence of celebrity, a spree killer of dubious origin, some failings by the police.
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BuzzFeed News is tracking and debunking the dubious rumors, memes, and falsehoods related to the midterm elections.
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As an international bureaucracy, the EU has spawned many other bodies, some of them of dubious value.
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Rubin's sons also saw a similar surge in dubious online personas using their exact names and location.
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Every death brings a parade of cliches, misquotes, and dubious text that intensify the games discordant tone.
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Producers have dubious intentions — the rumor is that they manipulate contestants — but then again, so does Harrison.
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The film is based on the somewhat dubious biography I Heard You Paint Houses by Charles Brandt.
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Posts that made dubious health claims or sold snake oil would be downranked in the News Feed.
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And it's going to be even harder if the government sets dubious restrictions on who can donate.
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That may be a dubious claim, as was the one about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction.
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Vogue has long championed Jenner's modeling career, even when other industry players were dubious of her credentials.
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With an estimated 22014 murders per 100,000 inhabitants, El Salvador snatched the dubious title from neighboring Honduras.
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With an estimated 104 murders per 100,000 inhabitants, El Salvador snatched the dubious title from neighboring Honduras.
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Bronn the mercenary is also a recently ennobled lord with dubious prospects of governing justly and sustainably.
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His ethically dubious experiment produced twin girls, Lulu and Nana, engineered to lack an HIV-susceptibility gene.
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For instance, the suggestion that Trump didn't know who John Boehner was in 2016 appears highly dubious.
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But in a keynote at the Oculus Connect developer conference, Oculus CTO John Carmack seemed more dubious.
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I can think of no sequel in the dubious history of sequels that has performed this trick.
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Despite Whitman and Katzenberg's impressive resumes, some critics continue to be dubious of Quibi's long-term viability.
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You probably know Media Takeout as one of the finest purveyors of dubious news on the internet.
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What's needed is a facility for sensing symptoms of bias, questionable samples and dubious sources of data.
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Check the source before you deem any piece of dubious or explosive info as true or false.
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Yet the prediction that as a country gets richer its mood will improve has a dubious record.
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Progressive activists are dubious, of course, as they railed against Senate Democrats' decision to end the shutdown.
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Two months later, there are signs the San Francisco may not maintain its dubious position for long.
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But gambling on a craze, even a highly dubious one, can be about more than blind greed.
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But as we mentioned back in early 280, the ethics of all this are dubious at best.
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Or a silly celebration of seemingly dubious science, courtesy of the satirical journal Annals of Improbable Research.
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Previously, all we've seen from the company is a few random images and some dubious-sounding announcements.
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In "Amarillo," Jimmy's legally dubious ways are seen in his client acquisition efforts with the Sandpiper case.
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Responding to President Trump's dubious claims that he tried to stop a racist chant directed at Rep.
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But because of its legally dubious nature, that frontier also became a killing field for Apple's iOS.
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Round sums are more dubious than exact ones, which are more likely to reflect legal commercial transactions.
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Mom.As Cosmopolitan reports, Gomez will play a pregnant young woman in her new movie, In Dubious Battle.
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With very little further ado, I give you: the third annual Jon Awards for Dubious Technical Achievement!
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Facebook users still wanting to share dubious content will be shown a warning about its disputed status.
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" Swartz's personal website, the FBI observed, "includes a section titled 'Aaron Swartz: a lifetime of dubious accomplishments.
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In life, Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) scammed the elderly into buying useless medicines, among other dubious undertakings.
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That's a dubious milestone in the world of tech IPOs, where investors look for rapid, steep growth.
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Whenever an acclaimed actress takes a stab at being musical, it's fair to be a little dubious.
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And the business of casting doubt on someone's Judaism — particularly a Jew of color — is quite dubious.
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But Gerbic's team just as often finds itself fact-checking dubious claims from their family and friends.
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Like Trump, Justice is obscenely rich; he enjoys the dubious honor of being West Virginia's sole billionaire.
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Some analysts are dubious that Clips will be a blockbuster in a marketplace crowded with digital cameras.
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I'm especially dubious that a stationary speaker will serve as a broad entry into controlling home devices.
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For instance, take Noah—who requested his last name be withheld to discuss legally dubious transit behavior.
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But while Stormtroopers have notoriously dubious marksmanship skills (despite Obi-Wan's opinion), the heroes aren't much better.
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Just a quick glance through May's policy voting record heralds all kinds of dubious scientific missteps, too.
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Globally, 2016 is likely to be the warmest year on record, beating 2015 for the dubious title.
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Fiat Chrysler earned the dubious honor of having the most models on the "worst" list, with four.
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The show's host, Mehmet Oz, has been heavily criticized for pushing scientifically dubious medical practices and medicines.
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The accusation that Qatar and elements therein fund some bad guys and dubious movements is obviously true.
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More often than not, my role was to pour whiskey of dubious quality into white plastic cups.
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Maybe a billionaire accidentally transferred their pocket money to you, instead of a dubious offshore bank account?
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Houston oil analyst Jake Fuller is dubious that other new Pemex refinery projects will follow anytime soon.
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Trump has generated a good deal of commentary dubious of the Trump administration's travel restriction executive order.
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In effect, Ross used pending news of his own dubious investments as an opportunity for insider trading.
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But among some colleges, the A.C.E.'s dubious guidelines have effectively created a race to the bottom.
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The tribunal found his reasons for failing to check the banned list even more dubious than Sharapova's.
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But sociologist Philippe Liotard, who studies discrimination in sport, said that these results might be somewhat dubious.
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However, our cast would never experience this dubious success because the network ultimately passed on the pilot.
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Still, her promise that the AHCA will lower premiums—a dubious statement—may make her more vulnerable.
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With very little further ado, I give you: the fourth annual Jon Awards for Dubious Technical Achievement!
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Blizzard co-founder and president Mike Morhaime had the dubious honor of unveiling Sombra to the world.
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Supporters of that accord won the political argument at the time, but on a dubious intellectual basis.
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More than half a century after his double disappointment, people still ask him about his dubious 'feat'.
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The president also said he's dubious about the potential for progress with China on trade this week.
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Miller had beaten Harris in the Ironman in 22013 under what at the time seemed dubious circumstances.
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Hillary Clinton's ties to the Clinton Foundation while secretary of state have always appeared dubious and unethical.
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The court's conservatives accepted his dubious justifications for the Muslim travel ban and upheld the executive order.
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Lynch's insistence that this dubious interaction was a conversation about "golf and grandkids" has been well chronicled.
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The Chinese P2P market was one plagued by misappropriation of funds, dubious lending standards, and outright fraud.
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There are a handful of industries that enjoy the dubious distinction of being viewed as recession-proof.
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Federal judges throughout the lower courts have blocked his administration's legally dubious policies from going into effect.
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Given the dubious benefits of any tie-up, though, it's still a questionable use of SoftBank's cash.
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Sell in May and go away — a dubious investment strategy — seems to have arrived early this year.
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It has increased its support for North Korea and rejected United Nations actions against its dubious ally.
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Indeed, after Argentina, the country has the dubious distinction of having the world's second-worst performing currency.
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One blemish, the U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte's dubious tale of an armed robbery, took a new turn.
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This election has given us a barrage of dubious claims that need to be verified or debunked.
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"So to say that Babylon's algorithm has performed better than the average candidate is dubious," Marhsall said.
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Meanwhile, the Orioles have allowed 24 home runs in just 48 games to set a dubious record.
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Kennedy seems to be increasingly dubious about the direction the Republican Party has taken, notably on race.
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A lot of things are being said on both sides that are dubious, exaggerated or factually inaccurate.
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Lawyers in this field warn of "opening the floodgates"—an uncontrolled flow of dubious, would-be parents.
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Those dubious of hardliners like John Bolton suspect talks are a charade and a prelude to war.
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So CeeLo's mask lights up, winning him the dubious honor of the most Transformers-inspired outfit tonight.
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As dubious as Akhmetshin's past is, there's no direct evidence showing that he's in the Kremlin's employ.
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Maybe his ethically dubious advances toward his (ostensibly younger) employee were signals of a much larger problem.
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Again, the question must be asked: How do these results compare to Trump's dubious dealings with Ukraine?
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Keep the Facts in Focus These are serious discussions, and efforts to divert attention elsewhere appear dubious.
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FOIA requests are costly and can take years, making legitimate compliance with state laws a dubious endeavor.
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But my friend Dick Babcock, whose father took him to his first game in 33, was dubious.
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The Orioles have now allowed 100 home runs in just 48 games to set a dubious record.
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By comparison, antitrust regulators and judges are usually much more dubious of horizontal deals like Disney-Fox.
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The utility of polygraphs is dubious, but her willingness to take one is evidence of her sincerity.
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But counting on a roster with such a dubious health history — and questionable defensive skills — does not.
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Friend to President Donald Trump and the author of the House Intelligence Committee's dubious Russia investigation memo.
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Ms. Hall, though, is the standout, selling Anna's indecision even through some of the script's dubious patches.
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The symbols of already dubious provenance become almost unidentifiable, building up layers of confusion and obscured meaning.
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Ever since humans began sending messages to each other, dubious efforts have been made to intercept them.
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Six Sigma books are a popular business category, which means there are many copycats of dubious worth.
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Cuomo's claim that referring to an Italian as "Fredo" is like using the n-word is dubious.
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Dubious political content online is disproportionately likely to reach heavy news consumers who already have strong opinions.
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Instead, North himself was involved in some dubious financial decisions — or at least that's what LaPierre says.
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He used his farewell address to defend his brief record and burnish a legacy of dubious accomplishment.
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The scientific futility and dubious ethical status of the enterprise are two sides of the same coin.
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The Times has also reported that he engaged in "dubious" tax practices that may have included fraud.
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The final tech Cousins netted set a couple of dubious records, according to NBC Sports' Dan Feldman.
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Then, I, too, was sent to prison, after a dubious trial on corruption and money laundering charges.
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You might've heard of this but were dubious whether hands-free calling was actually possible, or easy.
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India, like rural America, has the dubious honor of being perpetually discovered anew by wide-eyed journalists.
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Through mortgage-backed securities and related instruments, they extended credit to home buyers of dubious credit quality.
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A court rescinded another too-big-to-fail designation, for MetLife, in a dubious finding last year.
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The dubious grifting of Donald Trump, in short, is a part of the structure of conservative history.
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Fortunately, "Camera Obscura" has decent actors to flesh out its dubious premise, not least Mr. Denham ("Billions").
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So why impose a tax on mental health in exchange for benefits that are dubious at best?
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"Where's my Roy Cohn?" offers a critical account of its subject's ethically dubious behavior, early and late.
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Elgort, 25, dove into the dubious topic as he discussed his goals for the next five years.
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Then this week he was handed an especially harsh prison sentence for a dubious charge of blasphemy.
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A friend who knows her grains looked dubious when I ordered the house-made whole-wheat spaghetti.
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A CNN survey found about 20 percent of women were dubious, compared with 9 percent of men.
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He welcomed the leak, he told me, but he was dubious about the prospects of broader change.
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The point was to highlight Facebook's failure to fact-check dubious claims in its quest for profit.
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Most famously, in 2004, he stood up to Bush and Dick Cheney over a dubious surveillance program.
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Some of his most memorable work focused on mocking the pomposity and dubious ethics of powerful men.
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Settler groups welcomed Mr. Netanyahu's call for a mandate to annex territory, but they too were dubious.
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This is also why the popular prospects for The Dispatch, Goldberg's fledgling venture with Hayes, seem dubious.
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It is no wonder that news outlets focus on sensational aspects of scholarship or amplify dubious claims.
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Lab members who defend him said academia had a long history of accepting funding from dubious characters.
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To address this fear, a dubious new cottage industry has grown up over the past two years.
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The banks then marketed and sold these dubious investments as the safest of the safe—AAA rated.
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His lacklustre management of Nissan in recent years made him a dubious advocate for French interests anyway.
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Evictions and dubious tax strategies have turned the new buyers into a target of frustration and anger.
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Peloton describing itself as more than a high-end bike and treadmill maker is dubious, Cramer suggested.
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With very little further ado, I give you: the fifth annual Jon Awards for Dubious Technical Achievement!
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The Cubs own the dubious distinction of having the longest title drought in North American professional sports.
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The company said to look out for emails with "dubious font styles" and incorrect grammar and punctuation.
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Those dubious of such support pointed to troubling ties between those same opposition groups and Al Qaeda.
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This, again, is highly dubious, but it would take a lawsuit and court intervention to change this.
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For decades, teen-agers have faked their way into bars using borrowed I.D.s with comically dubious photographs.
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Similarly, you can't be entirely sure that Sasha Lane won't ring your doorbell selling dubious magazine subscriptions.
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On Wednesday the site's exec editor Maria Ressa was arrested in connection with dubious "cyber libel" charges.
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Rather, they fear that once high-flying startups won't be able to justify now dubious seeming valuations.
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Among these laws' provisions were draconian fines for violating broad proscriptions on 'vagrancy' and other dubious offenses.
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The pretexts of some politicians does not mean all those who insist on stunning have dubious motives.
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The garment sector's deadliest accident owed to dubious construction permits, abusive labor policies, and more systemic problems.
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Mr. Cohen will chronicle less legally dubious but unflattering encounters, as well, according to the prepared remarks.
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Diamond and Silk made multiple false and dubious statements during their House testimony, which was under oath.
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And his claim that there's an emergency at the border that necessitates a border wall is dubious.
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This reasoning, Moomaw argues, is based on a set of dubious assumptions that effectively cook the books.
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But the term has been co-opted by powerful companies to sell us stuff of dubious quality.
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But the company's advertising follows in a long history of tobacco products that made dubious safety claims.
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Notably, almost none of the dubious news discovered in their study came from Russian sources, the researchers said.
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" SCOUTING REPORT: BERNIE'S BACKING OF DUBIOUS WORTH WSJ : "There is no candidate in the country for whom Sen.
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A BBC article describes this news as "dubious," but there's reason to believe the claims could be true.
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You can see the meat—of dubious origin, I'd add—conveniently laid out on sheets of wax paper.
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His resignation allows him to avoid the potentially dubious distinction of becoming the first Missouri governor ever impeached.
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This means, quite simply, that food and beverage makers pay for many nutrition studies — with sometimes dubious results.
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The best way to deal with dubious interpretations is to examine the data and draw our own conclusions.
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The dubious distinction comes on the same day hundreds of thousands of U.S. workers start to miss paychecks.
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"I didn't know anybody who was an actor, so I was dubious about becoming an actor," he remembered.
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But in his criticism of the media, Spicer used incomplete data and dubious assertions in making his case.
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That would make the executive's recent stock sale look dubious, but it wasn't necessarily ill-intentioned, Renaud said.
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Apple also repeats the technically dubious claim that Spotify is "suing music creators" to avoid paying higher royalties.
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And some researchers and psychologists are dubious about the effectiveness of the Facebook data in political ad targeting.
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It's also based on utterly dubious claims that first surfaced and were debunked close to two years ago.
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"[H]owever, if it's highly dubious doesn't mean it's not true," the website said in an unsigned email.
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Lindsey Graham told Fox News' Chris Wallace, many are dubious as to what the hearing might actually reveal.
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AirPods are ugly, gross, and ethically dubious — basically everything you don't want to associate with a sexual partner!
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Who made this dubious decision, and why, must be shared with the public in the investigations to come.
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The joke's premise was dubious; if Cracker Barrel has been guilty of discrimination, it isn't against white people.
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And while that sounds nice, with no hormonal regulations, the app's potential for success is a bit dubious.
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In case you're dubious, this isn't a list of boxes of chocolates and lower-shelf bottles of wine.
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Amid the proliferation, the need to sort useful from pointless, and legal from dubious, has never been greater.
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It's all a bit shady and dubious—but one way or another, it seems the answers are coming.
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They included all sorts of dubious stuff, including information about people's marital troubles, sex lives and political activities.
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In terms of his own convictions, well before he became a politician, he was doing quite dubious things.
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Last episode's trial proved that Brendan's confession isn't as dubious as Nirider and Drizin are convinced it is.
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Gizmodo ran the case by two, and, shockingly, the internet's breathless conclusions turn out to be rather dubious.
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While Sugar was an elegant operating system, some potential buyers were dubious of anything that wasn't Microsoft Windows.
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Dizzy with these dubious successes, Mr Maduro's eye is now on a bigger contest, next year's presidential poll.
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I don't doubt Audeze's ability to build and ship the headphones, but Indiegogo's involvement still makes me dubious.
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That's what keeps even experts like Pollack, who are dubious of Trump's first strike intentions, up at night.
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Even the commission's expert group seems dubious, writing that the proposal does not "seem to be quantitatively grounded".
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On Amazon, this often takes the form of dubious accounts coordinating to leave convincing positive (or negative) reviews.
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Ambrosia isn't the only company that aggressively marketed scientifically dubious potions to those desperate to preserve their youth.
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So I&aposm a little dubious on this whole thing; but this kind of protest shouldn&apost happen.
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The "dubious" nature: The FBI reviewed the intel and determined it was "bad intelligence," maybe even a fake.
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But its shareholders are dubious of too much spending as revenue declines—it fell 5.5 percent last year.
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Its 2016 predecessor, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, is the previous owner of that dubious honor.
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She has claimed to have Cherokee ancestry, but this claim rests on family lore and is historically dubious.
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Landsbaum now joins a dubious list of writers who also this year contributed to the growing outrage machine.
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Definers was also directly connected to a dubious news operation whose stories were often picked up by Breitbart.
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Both shareholders and regulators, it seems, have good reason to be dubious about the benefits of many mergers.
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The surreal 12-minute film follows a peculiar cast of characters in a series of dubious side plots.
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"Enough facts, seriousness, and dubious opinions (including ours) Back to what the internet was made for…" it said.
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Policymakers expect one more rate hike this year, but investors have been dubious whether even that will happen.
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Commenters were quick to mock Palin for ostensibly comparing Trump to Gandhi, while others noted the dubious sourcing.
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Instead, they cite a series of dubious examples designed to make the trip look like a big win.
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The rest will be spent on government pet projects — transit, subsidies to renewable energy, dubious efficiency programs, etc.
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The first category might pose minor safety issues worth addressing, but the latter two are dubious, at best.
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India had the dubious record of having the highest number of selfie deaths in the world in 2015.
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The Vietnam War, which Trump famously avoided with dubious draft deferments, is the running theme of these tweets.
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But the next show to get the dubious honor of a second go-round could be The Sopranos.
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In 2016, 21-year-old Wei Zexi died of cancer after receiving dubious treatment from a Putian hospital.
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Offering PC-style variable hardware without giving users control over how it's used feels like a dubious move.
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Yet all the bribery and vehicles of dubious provenance have not sated the demand for second-hand cars.
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But the locals, although admitting that the disciples have ascribed their presence to temporary necessity before, are dubious.
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He allowed a bad first goal, a dubious third goal and the Penguins lost 25-22 in overtime.
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The Economist is concerned about Elizabeth Warren's "dubious…vilification of business" ("A plan for American capitalism", October 26th).
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Any thought that Mr. Trump could just browbeat Mr. Kim into giving up the nuclear program is dubious.
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To verify this dubious economic miracle, we can turn to NASA, which has produced revealing nighttime satellite images.
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And lately it seems like every federal agency is facing scrutiny over dubious spending by top administration officials.
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Social media and far-right websites abound with dubious claims about an epidemic of rapes and other crimes.
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Several outlets have chronicled the false or dubious statements Diamond and Silk made under oath during the hearing.
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Well, William Wallace didn't compromise and he got the dubious honor of seeing his own entrails held aloft.
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It's dubious she can outdo Sanders or Warren on that score, and it's dicey in a general election.
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A lot of people are losing faith in the dubious meritocracy of the college admissions system right now.
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Cheers to Ben on a spectacular run, and for defending deeply dubious sound art to the very end.
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"Asserting this authority to build a wasteful wall is legally dubious and would likely invite a court challenge."
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They don't have to rely on dubious psychiatrists, witch doctors or psychics to understand how President Trump thinks.
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Plaquemines has the distinction—a dubious one, at best—of being among the fastest-disappearing places on Earth.
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My guests were even more dubious about pancit canton, a Filipino lo mein that can be reassuringly bland.
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We know that pardons aren't only ethically dubious; they hurt the U.S. military's ability to do its job.
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As does her very dubious look in "Birthday" when Elodie asks if she lies at Shoplifters Anonymous meetings.
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With the emergence of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as front-runners, both premises look increasingly dubious. Mrs.
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So I am definitely in favor, but sort of dubious that it will happen in the real world.
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Because cells grow exponentially in culture, any cells of dubious provenance can easily take over the whole dish.
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Gray rape, dubious consent, non-consensual sex: all of these are just really nice ways of saying rape.
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But Kraft and his football team also have the somewhat dubious distinction of being favorites of Donald Trump's.
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It's also earned the dubious honor of being the first of Disney's Star Wars movies to lose money.
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"This is the first time I've mounted a guy on the first date," JoJo claims to dubious effect.
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When it comes to Pokémon Go, Dr. Freed says he is in "wait and see" mode, but dubious.
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But as these programs have spread, so has resistance from employees dubious about sharing that information with employers.
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Mitt Romney, a number of Republicans are discovering an inconvenient truth about their dubious repeal and replace strategy.
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This can be somewhat useful: Statistically speaking, certain patterns of language may indeed be associated with dubious stories.
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Trump has littered his public remarks on the life-and-death subject with false, misleading and dubious claims.
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Not in these tight tercets, tumbling down the page like a Jacob's ladder clacking to its dubious standstill.
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They argue that an alarming number of food studies are misleading, unscientific or manipulated to draw dubious conclusions.
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That helps Sanders, because those well-educated voters have been among the Democratic constituencies most dubious of him.
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One particularly dubious penalty decision is dissected over and over, from multiple angles, for close to 21994 minutes.
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The plot of this 90-minute work functions as a sort of lab experiment for our dubious hero.
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But that's a highly dubious assumption, given how readily gun advocates will admit they ignore gun-free signs.
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But in this, too, he was an apt representative for Romans, who often break into dubious Latin, grandiosely.
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But the fact that an indictment is constitutionally dubious means that Rosenstein is unlikely to greenlight bringing charges.
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Listen to an episode of "The Daily" about Mr. Trump's participation in dubious tax schemes during the 1990s.
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" Xavier Becerra, the attorney general of California, said the Texas lawsuit was "based on a dubious legal claim.
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The narrative of cross-cultural understanding by way of individual affinity is a comforting but ultimately dubious one.
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By the way, where do you find an architect/engineer willing to work under such ethically dubious conditions?
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But I wouldn't blame an audience for being dubious of that, based on his performance in the past.
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In the past, agents have been criticized for the use of dubious informants and embedding with drug traffickers.
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