"I'll just say, we ask them to follow the rules, so we should follow the rules," he said.
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Sites follow the rules for publishing their articles via RSS, and RSS readers follow the rules for presenting the information and laying it out.
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The teachers were hearing that over and over again from the kids, that Trump doesn't follow the rules and how can somebody win who doesn't follow the rules, she said.
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"Be Cool, Follow the Rules," the poster in question advises.
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They don't follow the laws, they don't follow the rules.
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It doesn't follow the rules the rest of us obey.
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They want to follow the rules, the patterns, the standards.
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But Pink has never been one to follow the rules.
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It sucks when people don't follow the rules, doesn't it?
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"We're trying very hard to follow the rules," Scully said.
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In writing, to follow the rules is to be clear.
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Furthermore, 13 other states follow the rules set by California.
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The internet, apparently, means never having to follow the rules.
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If I follow the rules, I have to raise prices.
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"Problems arise if people don't follow the rules," he said.
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" Without naming Donald Trump, McConnell mentioned that "some candidates" complained it is "somehow tricky to follow the rules of the convention" but he said, "Qe are going to follow the rules of the convention.
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At Burger Anarchy in Odense, Denmark, they don't follow the rules.
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WE KNOW HOW TO FOLLOW THE RULES AND SET HIGH STANDARDS.
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But he had to be told sternly to follow the rules.
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If you follow the rules, good things happen to good people.
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But come the ban, he shrugged, he would follow the rules.
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Were you surprised that people seemed to immediately follow the rules?
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I don't like it, personally, but we will follow the rules.
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"We just have to hope that everybody will follow the rules."
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Teams will be fined if players do not follow the rules.
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If you don't follow the rules, you're not in the country.
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"I just want the system to follow the rules," he said.
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"I was trying my best to follow the rules," Woods said.
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"For once, follow the rules instead of your heart," pleads her sister.
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Not the government agreed each other and then we follow the rules.
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Since they're quantum objects, phonons also follow the rules of quantum mechanics.
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"You may continue to follow the rules as if it was yesterday."
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So if you follow the rules, the tax deal can be significant.
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"We have to follow the rules," Mr. Slutsky said, addressing the fans.
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There is no incentive to follow the rules in the first place.
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Still, follow the rules -- not to avoid tickets, but for everyone's health.
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The people expected to follow the rules deserve more clarity and certainty.
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Follow the rules, practice a lot, and develop your own visual style.
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As a result, it's very much in companies' interest to follow the rules.
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Just follow the rules and video with this language can still be monetized.
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That makes it a consternating mystery to creators looking to follow the rules.
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If she did not follow the rules, Pace describes mental and physical abuse.
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Follow the rules When you're seated, you'll receive an oshibori, or wet towel.
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As long as you can follow the rules, you'll have fun flying too.
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"Let's just follow the rules here," Lefkow said, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Marksberry assured them Bales would follow the rules and thought nothing of it.
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"I don't know why it's so hard to follow the rules," Mesnard said.
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They could simply refuse to follow the rules, remove him from the ballot.
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And for once, the NHL didn't fail because someone didn't follow the rules.
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However, on Reddit, anarchists have to follow the rules just like everyone else.
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Others have removed listings or suspended sellers who fail to follow the rules.
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"We call ourselves Ruligans — follow the rules," said Sveinn Asgeirsson, Tolfan's vice president.
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How strictly visitors have to follow the rules is dictated by their ticket.
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"I have always made it my style to follow the rules," she says.
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As long as you follow the rules, you're going to have a great time.
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Officials and departments should face serious consequences if they fail to follow the rules.
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In recent years Eurovision has rewarded eccentric entries that refuse to follow the rules.
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According to at least one person, however, "influencers" just want to follow the rules.
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Those who fail to follow the rules will suffer some kind of terrible disaster.
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The first and easiest way is obviously to follow the rules, regardless of nuance.
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It's in the rulebook now, so I guess we have to follow the rules.
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There's freedom to write and speak... There's press freedom if you follow the rules.
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Why must Americans become part-time accountants, just to follow the rules of society?
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It does not have to follow the rules of Title IX. And it doesn't.
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It's called the "Yellowstone Pledge," and is basically a promise to follow the rules.
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As a developer on Apple's platform we follow the rules they've put in place.
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The judge said not to say anything, so I'm going to follow the rules.
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They are run by people who follow the rules and always ask for permission.
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How should they exercise oversight when the White House refuses to follow the rules?
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There will always be those who play fair and those who don't follow the rules.
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The government is ready to "take a decision" if Assanage fails to follow the rules.
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Adults say "'follow the rules and stay in check, everything will be okay'," he said.
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Kim is always the one who feels like she doesn't have to follow the rules.
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If organizations want to do business via this network, they'll have to follow the rules.
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Now, the President's Executive Order doesn't punish contractors – it actually helps them follow the rules.
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The program regularly suspends or revokes the certificates of operations that don't follow the rules.
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Get used to it, just keep your mouth shut, suck it up, follow the rules.
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The idea that Australians who try to follow the rules are meant to be honored?
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"We keep the faith, we follow the rules, and we always put America first." pic.twitter.
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She fought too much with my Gram and wouldn't follow the rules, so she left.
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There are few repercussions — beyond a correction — for those who fail to follow the rules.
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"If you cannot follow the rules, you are not accepted by the flock," he said.
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International: On Day 1 of Broad Lockdown, a Debate Arises: Can Italians Follow the Rules?
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In theory, world leaders are supposed to follow the rules that apply to everyone else.
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So I tell them, 'You want to sell food here but not follow the rules?
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If you want to come to America and pursue the American dream, follow the rules.
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Roberta's pizza doesn't follow the rules, and they'll throw anything on top of that dough.
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Get used to it, keep your mouth shut, suck it up [and] follow the rules.
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If you don't follow the rules, you will get hit with penalties and permanently higher premiums.
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Last week, two boys -- good students who generally follow the rules -- began calling each other names.
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Other companies are making similar promises to follow the rules, after previously dumping scooters without permission.
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If the paperwork and records are improperly done, there's no guarantee companies will follow the rules.
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It's easier to follow the rules when you understand why they're there in the first place.
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But since it was against the site's terms of service, I had to follow the rules.
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There has to be a price to pay for a country that doesn't follow the rules.
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Otherwise, the risk was that "the decision will fuel euroscepticism in countries which follow the rules".
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Of course, Michael's nemesis, Toby, just wants to follow the rules handed to him from corporate.
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"I didn't have to wear a burqa, but I had to follow the rules," she said.
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When we met up, we goofily avoided hugs and handshakes—like, hey, let's follow the rules.
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"There are rules about eating in France, about mealtimes, and you need to follow the rules."
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I follow the rules, but I don&apost stress about taking every deduction that I can.
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The CAA's Dronecode provides advice on how to fly your drone safely and follow the rules.
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I couldn't look the other 64 girls in the eye knowing the 65th didn't follow the rules.
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For recreational drone users, the calculation is even simpler: follow the rules, and don't harass the wildlife.
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The thought being that men with beards don't follow the rules set by corporate or mainstream America.
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And if you're not going to follow the rules, why are we a rule-of-law country?
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As long as you pay rent and follow the rules, you're guaranteed a renewal of the lease.
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Or at least that was the case in a primary season that didn't follow the rules. 9.
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I found that as long as you follow the rules and stay with the system, it works.
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But the judge called some of Kyros' conduct "highly unprofessional," and admonished him to follow the rules.
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It's voluntary organization to join, but once a grower joined, they were required to follow the rules.
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Lawsuits are usually filed by the people who live there who don't want to follow the rules.
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WE FOLLOW THE RULES THAT CONGRESS HAD SET FOR COMPANIES LOOKING TO MOVE TO A FOREIGN DOMICILE.
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"You should rarely follow the rules," Cook told an audience at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.
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Capricorns are known to follow the rules… but they also have the right to write their own!
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If we have thousands and thousands of retail transactions, for example, some people don't follow the rules.
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But if you follow the rules, they can be "extremely useful and greatly enhance your credit profile."
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On Friday, Kejriwal appealed for drivers to follow the rules, including private taxis and auto-rickshaw drivers.
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"It's just an overreaching federal government that didn't follow the rules," said Nancy Stacy, a board member.
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However, since Oculudentavis has more teeth than usual, it shows that evolution doesn't always follow the rules.
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Still, the typical teenage driver, Dr. Foss said, is driving carefully, and trying to follow the rules.
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In 1999, however, many didn't follow the rules nor adhered to the peaceful vibes of its predecessor.
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If one sport's athletes can't follow the rules, other athletes from other sports should get a chance.
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"We had to follow the rules of the period [and] make this extreme haircut," Bertolazzi tells Refinery29.
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As the boss who wanted others to follow the rules, Tillerson had to scrupulously follow them himself.
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"One of my north stars is that we must follow the rules that we have," Price said.
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Every student-athlete who has ever played for me and their families know we follow the rules.
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He treated fines and sanctions for failure to follow the rules as the cost of doing business.
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Mozilla took on this challenge because we believe the FCC needs to follow the rules like everyone else.
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But if you want to follow the rules strictly, the above is what you're really supposed to do.
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It gives an unfair competition to other competitors who want to follow the law and follow the rules.
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If you don't follow the rules, you lose money, which is a good way to prevent bad behavior.
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The truth, however, is NSA has struggled to follow the rules of Section 702 for almost a decade.
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We had an accident in O'Hare a while back on the railroad that somebody didn't follow the rules.
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But Congress doesn't follow the rules of baseball, otherwise the Durbin amendment would be long gone by now.
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"You may continue to follow the rules as if it was yesterday," according to NBC News' Kasie Hunt.
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He has aides who know and follow the rules, and backing in the White House and in Congress.
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When we were little, it seemed like kids were the only ones who had to follow the rules.
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And we all know that people who don't follow the rules are the people who write new ones.
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But those agencies are put in place to protect consumers and health care; you've gotta follow the rules.
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"If you still follow the rules that everyone used to, you end up being the only one." video
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By telling moderators to follow the rules blindly, Facebook hopes to guard against bias and to enforce consistency.
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Evangeline says she began to change her mind when precautionary directives changed and decided to follow the rules.
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Andrea, our court administrator, brandished media passes that had been confiscated from reporters who didn't follow the rules.
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They lack compassion for people who are not prosperous, because those people simply did not follow the rules.
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Ever since 9/11, flight crews and cabin crews have been relatively insistent that passengers follow the rules.
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Police body cameras are a good idea that will encourage officers to follow the rules, he said — "Hopefully."
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One of the great advantages of self-driving cars is how scrupulously they follow the rules of the road.
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Bales made sure to follow the rules on Friday, even after being told he could not read his speech.
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Trump's opponents, meanwhile, are shaking off accusations of foul play and saying Trump is failing to follow the rules.
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His contribution to music has been the understanding that lyrics don't have to follow the rules of everyday speech.
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A self-driving car that's been trained to follow the rules of the road may struggle to do that.
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I liked the idea of Harvey reaching out to us through law enforcement; Harvey loved to follow the rules.
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If you don't think he/she will be able to follow the rules, keep him/her off the ride.
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If there's even a remote chance a man's partner may become pregnant, he should follow the rules above. Yes.
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OCE staffers "don't follow the rules of the statute, they just do whatever the heck they want," she said.
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It vies with the orderly immigration of those who follow the rules for immigrants set down in civil laws.
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There are going to be folks who don't follow the rules and, unfortunately, that's the way the world works.
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They're the DNC, so I'll follow the rules that are given and I'll have to play by the rules.
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"The rules are the rules, and they didn't follow the rules," Mr. Lhota said in an interview on Wednesday.
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Aquarius is a rebellious sign, so having natal Mars here also means you don't care to follow the rules.
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Here I was introduced to our proctor, Nigel, who kept yelling, "Always follow the rules," in a charming accent.
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Britain's Department for Transport said it would follow the rules despite the country's planned withdrawal from the European Union.
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You'd be surprised how easy it is to follow the rules and still swindle your way into a free sweat.
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They say to drink in moderation, but comedian Drew Droege didn't follow the rules the first time he got drunk.
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In other words, Ivanka Trump promising to follow the rules is sort of like me promising to audit a class.
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Seattle even banned straws altogether and the city imposed a $250 fine on any establishment who doesn't follow the rules.
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Political scientists argue that institutions (including constitutions) make politics predictable and incentivize people to follow the rules of the game.
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But if we just stick together and follow the rules, we'll get through the holiday gift season in one piece.
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When people don't follow the rules of the road, operating a vehicle can be an absolute nightmare with dire consequences.
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Britain would follow the rules of the agencies and make a financial contribution for being part of them, May said.
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"We are going through this process to follow the rules and bring him here properly," she said on the video.
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You're not in the mood to follow the rules—if you're stuck in a boring routine, you will play hooky.
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If it's difficult to follow the logic of these tweets, it's because they don't follow the rules of normal rationality.
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Owners of condo and co-op apartments must follow the rules of the condo association or the co-op board.
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This includes our obligation to the millions of immigrants living here today who follow the rules and respected our laws.
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There was nothing beyond him, and he didn't have to follow the rules, he only had to follow his instincts.
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That represents a direct attack on those who do things legally and follow the rules, despite our chaotic immigration system.
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But some have also argued that since most researchers follow the rules, stringent new requirements would be costly and unnecessary.
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"If you are not prepared to follow the rules, signing onto an agreement hardly gives you any protection," he said.
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Scammers, on the other hand, do not follow the rules — they're usually ne'er-do-wells trying to steal your money.
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"A lot of people here are outcasts from society, but if you follow the rules, you are welcome," Pat said.
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Posts from the red carpet are O.K., but everything else is banned — though celebrities never seem to follow the rules.
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Mikhail S. Gelfand, a renowned Russian bioinformatics specialist, said in an interview that he will simply not follow the rules.
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I want to follow the rules, but I don't want to jeopardize my/his career or brand with the company.
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But he said that he had a good experience there over all and that residents tended to follow the rules.
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Mikhail S. Gelfand, a renowned Russian bioinformatics specialist, said in an interview that he will simply not follow the rules.
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When issuing regulations, federal agencies must abide by constitutional principles and follow the rules set forth by Congress and the President.
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If you follow the rules laid out here, you can expect to see a gradual decrease over a period of weeks.
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"Those who don't follow the rules will be blacklisted like spammers," said Mr. Spiezle, who formerly oversaw security of Microsoft's Hotmail.
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If one of us goes on a date with someone new and doesn't follow the rules, they are cheating on us.
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It was enough for that program to be suspended from international competition until it proves that it can follow the rules.
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The drivers have the app, they follow the rules, everyone gets paid, and they're mostly happy or at least not unhappy.
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But the bigger problem is that Party members must follow the rules, dictates, and whims of the Party above anything else.
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But this is 2016, people, and if you know us even a little bit, you know we don't follow the rules.
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If they do come back, they should follow the rules, employ their drivers properly and give them a London living wage.
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" Mr. Saulignac said, "There is no clear frontier in the law between journalists who follow the rules, and all the rest.
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If you don't follow the rules the police will have the powers to enforce them, including through fines and dispersing gatherings.
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But like so many women who follow the rules, a torrent of anger courses through her body, right alongside her blood.
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What politicians can't say on Twitter: In theory, world leaders are supposed to follow the rules that apply to everyone else.
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But really, fans don't watch players because they are especially likable or because they follow the rules or are good citizens.
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And, to fulfill their part of the bargain, airlines need to follow the rules and treat passengers who get bumped fairly.
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What Pai is saying by removing the FCC is that we don't need cops making sure internet providers follow the rules.
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"My job is to follow the rules to the T, and if Congress wants to change rules, Congress can," he said.
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How does the election commission ensure that political parties follow the rules and allow the process to be free and fair?
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Jones said House Speaker Paul Ryan told members that if they didn't follow the rules of the House, they would be removed.
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It's really another step when you attempt to smear and destroy clean athletes who hadn't done anything other than follow the rules.
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She had "a pretty hefty sentence hanging over her head" and still failed to follow the rules, the prosecutor told the judge.
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And if they don't follow the rules, they're the ones at fault; they weren't strong enough, vocal enough, or clear-cut enough.
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" He said, however, that the two projects that resulted in charges were bid by a team that "did not follow the rules.
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Yet the choice makes a thrilling kind of sense—after all, bimbos have always been women who don't quite follow the rules.
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It may be that American police generally follow the rules, and so did not need to change their behaviour when being filmed.
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It shows great strength to follow the rules when you are given a request or an order, versus avoiding the topic altogether.
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The consequence for rulemakers' failure to follow the rules that apply to them is not to protect their rules from congressional review.
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They are responsible for tasks like planting and harvesting, weeding and pruning, but their licenses are conditional: They must follow the rules.
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"He is making sure that the rules are the rules and that we follow the rules," Ryan told reporters after the meeting.
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The commission also issued too few harvesting permits, leaving unlicensed fishing crews with little incentive to follow the rules and limit catches.
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We play the game and follow the rules, only to find out again that the rules are only for people like us.
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McGahn could be in legal trouble if he does not follow the rules about the communications he can disclose, the newspaper said.
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The hot dog scene captures the show's essence: watching Liz navigating a world filled with people who refuse to follow the rules.
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So we will always follow the rules we will always follow the law but we can't just compromise our client's confidential data.
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The boundaries for these organizations are clear, and most responsible entities follow the rules so as not to jeopardize their exempt status.
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A major shortcoming of the proposed agreement is that it was unfair to good police officers who wish to follow the rules.
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Fully automated vehicles—not available yet—won't drink and drive, and they can be programmed to follow the rules of the road.
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That freedom from the law and accountability allows them to take down the world's worst criminals without having to follow the rules.
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Another official said once a ride-hailing company obtained a licence it needed to follow the rules of a public transport provider.
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It's no problem for us that Trump picked an attorney who's so wildly hungry for attention that he can't follow the rules.
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On the grandest scale, large objects follow the rules of general relativity, where they interact with one another through the force of gravity.
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In other words, it needs to incentivise more upstarts like Manchester City and PSG, but also to ensure that they follow the rules.
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Users have found ways to work around rules like "no female-presenting nipples," but even when they follow the rules, they're sometimes removed.
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If Mr Somers wanted his good deed to go unpunished, the nine justices agreed, he would have had to follow the rules himself.
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Tech firms still believe that they do not need to follow the rules—witness Uber's bruising battles with municipal authorities around the world.
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Alaïa was never one to follow the rules, be it through his creations or in response to the industry's strict demands or scheduling.
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Make sure to follow the rules, understand the costs, and keep track of all of your due dates to get the best results.
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Do they wish some of their members didn't have to pay the fines that the CFPB imposes, or follow the rules it creates?
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He was supposed to work through the Justice Department and not simply follow the rules only if he might be caught breaking them.
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"I feel happy that I'm racing on Saturday and my time is going to count, I'm happy to follow the rules," she said.
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That means hundreds of grantees will have to decide in the coming days whether they will follow the rules or exit the program.
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Then everybody should have to pay their taxes, follow the rules and make the best result and that&aposs how we might agree.
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Follow the rules and laws and if you're unhappy, leave," said Ma. "This is not a market (where) you can come and go.
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It's also hard not to feel charmed by how Section Boyz don't follow the rules of industry "impact dates" or general release dates.
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This leads to a system where groups that want to follow the rules act too conservatively, and do less than they are allowed.
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Nor did they follow the rules even when it cost them little, or when the instructions were offered in a less-controlling way.
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But despite the frustration, most residents who spoke to BuzzFeed News agreed stringent measures were needed and hope people will follow the rules.
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But what drove Comey to this error was the refusal of Republicans in the bureau and Congress to accept and follow the rules.
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The first phase of Overlord wrapped up this year with the boats demonstrating they can follow the rules of navigation on their own.
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You invent rules that don't really exist, but you believe these rules, and for your entire life you try to follow the rules.
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The cognitive dissonance of a rock band, however strange they sound, exhorting you to love your work and follow the rules — and not because they're offering the usual anticonformist social critique, but because they really want you to love your work and follow the rules — disrupts one's expected sense of who these musicians are and how they want to be perceived.
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Moss plays Offred, a handmaid that navigates this male-dominated world where punishment is swift and brutal for those that don't follow the rules.
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Setting aside the bedsheet, I wanted to follow the rules that have been established collectively in most haunted house movies, in most ghost films.
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He also adds that disciplinary actions in cases where players and/or coaches do not follow the rules should be left to the league.
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The U.S. vice president said the Trump administration "will always welcome" immigrants who follow the rules in getting permission to enter the United States.
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But in order to even have a chance of completing the game, you'll have to follow the rules of how to play the game.
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Americans understand human nature, and know that reasonable checks and balances are necessary to make sure those who wield immense power follow the rules.
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Simply insisting that firms follow the rules would give workers greater protection while ensuring that the gig economy lives up to its enormous promise.
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As a matter of practicality, British exporters will have to follow the rules of the single market even if they are not in it.
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For decades, candidates, including successful business people, have released their tax returns; why does Trump think he shouldn't follow the rules of the game?
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Despite the U.S. being Samsung's biggest single market, the company failed to follow the rules, announcing a device replacement program without the CPSC's blessing.
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"But only if you have it in you to stay focused, stay on message, follow the rules, follow the law and follow good advice."
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You'd think he would have learned how to follow the rules from the 91 times he has visited a golf course since his inauguration.
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And since things never actually follow the rules of common sense, travelers don't see why airlines don't just board planes from back to front.
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Joon Kim, the acting U.S. attorney in Manhattan, told a press conference the defendants showed "contempt" for players and coaches who follow the rules.
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Engineers don't always follow the rules; they approach challenges from new angles and with a naïve intelligence in order to find the right solution.
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The government has repeatedly said it is committed to ensuring foreign media can report easily, but that they must follow the rules and regulations.
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The United States long believed bringing China into the World Trade Organization, which oversees global trade disputes, would ensure it would follow the rules.
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The system seeks to grade citizens based on their behavior, for example, punishing some for frivolous spending and rewarding others who follow the rules.
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If you opt out or are based in Europe, however, you will not appear in search results for police officers who follow the rules.
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Since launching his career more than four decades ago, the heartland rocker has refused to follow the rules of how to be a pop star.
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Even though she supported Rubio and was a member of his Florida leadership team, she said she was ready to follow the rules in Cleveland.
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"The SEC basically said, yes, this is legitimate, this is a new form of capital formation, but you've got to follow the rules," Allaire said.
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All they can do is follow the rules they've been given to keep their time in the mansion, beach house, or ski lodge a secret.
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"Republicans are too well-mannered and actually try to follow the rules," Horowitz said, also bashing the attorneys general under Obama, Lynch and Eric Holder.
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The bill also would empower VA Secretary Shulkin to retroactively recoup bonuses awarded to employees who don't follow the rules or who even commit crimes.
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And some marijuana dispensaries are paying a percentage of their profits to a website that gives them visibility, whether or not they follow the rules.
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Even if these companies follow the rules and make a product that passes the FDA standards, the result in the body can be somewhat different.
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They are trying really hard to follow the rules, they have seconds to make these decisions on thousands pieces of content in an hour. Right?
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" He pointed to "Donald's dark view of America, and the fact that he couldn't control his mouth and couldn't follow the rules of the debate.
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The world still, in principle, recognizes the Geneva Conventions, but many less-developed countries no longer follow the rules because there is no real accountability.
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" Mr. Trudeau, for his part, said in a radio interview that Canada would insist on certain safeguards because Mr. Trump "doesn't always follow the rules.
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But this applies to many crops and requires the enforcement of environmental laws rather than attacking all the farmers, including those who follow the rules.
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Yes, flight attendants are there to make your flight comfortable — but their main focus is on safety, meaning they also need to follow the rules.
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Bureaucrats who would throw the book at you if you failed to follow their rules to a "T" are unwilling to follow the rules themselves.
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Because they had good reason to believe that Cohen would have refused to follow the rules and voluntarily turn over material relevant to an investigation.
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But according to Jessica Alba, you don't always have to follow the rules, and she's here to make things a little easier this Turkey Day.
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So follow the rules and help your team win instead of just trying to shoot all the things (unless that's what the mode calls for).
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We need to do a better job of enforcing our trade agreements so American workers that follow the rules compete on a level playing field.
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"The best way to prevent an injury is to wear a helmet, and children need to follow the rules of the road," Dr. Freed said.
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Anna Law, an associate professor and constitutional rights expert at Brooklyn College, said ICE is effectively punishing people who are trying to follow the rules.
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Companies and network providers that fail to follow the rules will be subject to "warnings, fines and other administrative penalties", it said, without giving any details.
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The government said this would protect transgender students from discrimination and it threatened schools with the loss of federal funding if they didn't follow the rules.
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NOMADs are responsible for ensuring their clients follow the rules of the AIM market, as well as often providing share dealing and research on the company.
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Father Percy Diaz, who leads Mass for the growing Latino community here, says immigrants who don't follow the rules find it hard to make a living.
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"As always, employees must follow the rules prohibiting certain gifts, but we are now also asking employees to reach for the highest standard," the agency continued.
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Levitt said the administration appears to want to use regulations to create a parallel insurance market that "largely doesn't have to follow the rules" of ObamaCare.
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"This $85033 million procurement demonstrates what happens when people in the government don't follow the rules," Sopko told the House Armed Services Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.
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Nor has the government barred travel to other nations where failing to follow the rules may result in a result similar to that in North Korea.
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Roxane Gay We live in a country where so long as you follow the rules, you have relatively unfettered access to weapons capable of mass devastation.
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But those agencies are put in their place to protect consumers, and in health care you've got to follow the rules, you gotta do these things.
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It's all well and good, in other words, to say that businesses should follow the rules and leave worrying about environmental externalities up to the regulators.
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The G.D.P.R. applies stiff financial penalties for those who do not comply, and American companies handling the data of E.U. citizens must also follow the rules.
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There are walls — moderators of some sort — but those walls are porous because anybody can enter and hang out, so long as they follow the rules.
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Furthermore, the CFPB should cease regulation through enforcement actions that allow the bureau to pick and choose who has to follow the rules and who doesn't.
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"Creator Awards are given at YouTube's discretion, and only to creators that follow the rules," the company told him in an email reviewed by Business Insider.
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If the government regulates short term rentals, and renters like myself follow the rules, I should be allowed to do with my property as I wish.
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On the smallest scale, subatomic particles follow the rules of quantum mechanics and quantum field theory, interacting via force fields that manifest themselves as force-carrying particles.
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We thought it'd feel fun, maybe it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day and stay up late, and not follow the rules.
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"Taxpayers rightly expect companies like Mylan that receive payments from taxpayer-funded programs to scrupulously follow the rules," Acting U.S. Attorney William Weinreb said in a statement.
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Humans tend to make assumptions about other drivers in a form of unspoken language, and those assumptions mean you can't always follow the rules to the tee.
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What Pai is saying is that we need to trust internet service providers that they will follow the rules thanks to what is essentially a handshake agreement.
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Though she promised she'd voluntarily follow the rules anyway, ethics experts pointed out that her extensive and largely unknown business dealings could lead to conflicts of interests.
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We thought it'd feel fun — maybe it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day and stay up late and not follow the rules.
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Prisoners should be encouraged to follow the rules, and those who do should be given a head start on getting back on their feet in the community.
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Like any other person who owns a condo, you would be able do with it what you wish (provided you follow the rules of the condominium association).
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With that said, if everyone is well behaved, kind, and can follow the rules, this intense planetary combination could make for some very passionate and kinky sex.
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"As this administration has consistently and repeatedly shown, we will not stand by when our trading partners fail to follow the rules like everyone else," he said.
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The beginning of the world's largest coronavirus lockdown — affecting one-fifth of the global population — started with most Indians appearing to follow the rules and stay home.
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"He doesn't follow the rules that others would," said the veteran producer Roy Furman, who described seeing Mr. Roth last month at a luncheon for Tony nominees.
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The errors suggest that many Iowa caucus leaders struggled to follow the rules of their party's caucuses, or to adopt the additional reporting requirements introduced since 2016.
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I try to follow the rules, be relevant and not too loopy, but today I stumbled on this awesome little metaphor for modern times, the glofish™.
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But unlike Jo, who is a born rule-breaker, Amy is a born winner, and so she plans to follow the rules, play the game, and win.
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During the course of the certification, House Democrats tried to object to electoral votes from multiples states, with Biden gaveling them down for failure to follow the rules.
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It's hard to blame the Angolans doing this for not caring about Wikipedia's rules, and it's hard to blame the community for wanting them to follow the rules.
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Sumwalt told Reuters on Tuesday the NTSB had a good working relationship with Tesla, but added that companies must follow the rules if they are a formal party.
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Importantly, the system does not just ensure that individuals follow the rules, it also ensures that government officials and institutions are held accountable to the law, Creemers said.
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I firmly believe if you follow the rules, do as the government dictates, study hard in school, and put in hard, honest work afterward, you will be successful.
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When someone gets the keys to their first car, they can go wherever they want to go, but they do have to follow the rules of the road.
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"Everybody is trying to find an edge, but we all have to follow the rules," Luhnow told reporters at the G.M. meetings after The Athletic's report was published.
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When we do that, when we finalize that, we will announce the markup, post that bill publicly and follow the rules of the House, which are very transparent.
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"We want to support their right to do that, but they have to follow the rules and regulations we have in the city of Detroit," said police Capt.
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"Under Sharia law, you can enjoy everything the Islamic State of France has to offer, as long as you follow the rules," a narrator says in the video.
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A few have worried that it might be harder to get kids to follow the rules they set at home about appropriate dress, but that's it, he said.
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In the worst imaginable moment, the hands go up, and they put faith in what adults have promised them: Just follow the rules, and you'll be all right.
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She belongs to a small canon of great women explorers (Isabella Bird, Jane Bowles) who disobeyed the notion that they needed to follow the rules and stay put.
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In one recent study, seeing a puppet play a game involving particular rules led children to follow the rules themselves and to expect other people to do so.
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"For other companies thinking about how to follow the rules and manage internal risks, I think this is going to serve as a wakeup call," Mr. Gu said.
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"Most private clubs, there's not many left anymore and I don't think we will issue a license anymore...most of them don't follow the rules anyway," he said.
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While must flights involving animals are uneventful, especially when airline staff and passengers follow the rules laid out by each individual airline, it's always better to go in prepared.
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"I think the only way we have any hope of getting back to a functioning Senate is if we follow the rules and traditions of the Senate," he said.
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But if they follow the rules and regulations properly and it's regulated, including potential financial stability issues, that may or may not be something that we get comfortable with.
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The settlement will also make it easier for residents who follow the rules to supplement their income by renting out a spare room or their home while on vacation.
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COREY LEWANDOWSKI, FORMER TRUMP CAMPAIGN MANAGER: If Paul didn&apost follow the rules when he was lobbing overseas and didn&apost disclose that, then he&aposs responsible for that.
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"American Red Cross and all blood collectors in the U.S. are required to follow the rules and guidance issued by the FDA, including blood donation eligibility," Lusk Dudley says.
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"Due to the cash crunch some mills were selling sugar below MSP and piling pressure on other mills that follow the rules," said Prakash Naiknavare, managing director of NFCSF.
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Speaking to the Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang over the weekend, Pettersen gave quite an interesting interview about Trump, his personality, and his desire to follow the rules of golf.
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So people are concerned about self-driving cars being safe, but they're also willing to concede that they'll probably follow the rules of the road better and crash less.
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To critics, that means people without licenses could still rent, and it would still be up to the city to ferret out those who do not follow the rules.
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The Politburo, one of the party's elite ruling bodies headed by Xi, would be the first to follow the rules, and Xi himself is leading by example, Xinhua said.
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Right now, it's government policy for this to happen, but the Commissioner himself has expressed frustration that police don't always follow the rules, and there are effectively no consequences.
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During that time Britain would follow the rules of the European Union even if it is not formally a member, and would continue to pay into the bloc's budget.
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The parties currently suing Purdue could then come forward, offer proof of their claim, follow the rules established by the negotiating parties, and ultimately, get access to their money.
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""But we are making the right preparations, and the more we all follow the rules, the fewer lives will be lost and the sooner life can return to normal.
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Spieth accepted a one-stroke penalty for an unplayable lie and, taking care to follow the rules about a drop, backed way up — until he reached the practice range.
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His bill would institute strict rules for how to treat users that use that opt-out setting, and clear penalties for sites and ad networks that don't follow the rules.
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The company also said employees who follow the rules will be paid as usual and those we fail to do so will be "severely" punished, although it did not elaborate.
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Thirteen states -- Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington state -- plus Washington, DC, follow the rules set out by California.
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But what happened was actually the opposite even though you, Your Honor, gave the jury instructions to not watch media and to -- and the jury promised to follow the rules.
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"We're venturing into a little bit of ridiculous territory with the FTC saying these things because influencers really want to follow the rules," marketing agency founder Stefania Pomponi told Bloomberg.
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Keratin-based lash lifts last for about four to 6 weeks, but in order to make them last that long, it's crucial to follow the rules for post-lift care.
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Instead, it's tweeting essentially the same illogical argument, over and over again: These girls did not follow the rules, they did not meet the standards of United's employee dress code.
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" Samarin could be bossy at times, Vasquez said, but he held the rank of lieutenant in his military training and "his job was to make sure we follow the rules.
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I think building these products and having two billion people use them and making sure all of them behave and follow the rules is impossible, so I get the challenge.
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"He essentially had to hire a tech swat team that didn't have to follow the rules and didn't have much red tape, unlike the rest of the government," Bath said.
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Yet the overstay rate for the current guest workers is less than three percent because the ability to come again legally is such a powerful incentive to follow the rules.
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" She questions her upbringing, "this Prussian something to follow the rules but, at the same time, to also cheat a bit, to lie or put the blame on someone else.
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Attention will be focused on whether Trump, known for his off-the-cuff remarks and incendiary tweets, will follow the rules of an institution known for its courtesy and tradition.
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"Here's how I feel about it: When I was a kid, 16 years old, I got fined for swimming in a lake 'cause I didn't follow the rules," he said.
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But the White House also announced that it was implementing the new rules for news conferences and said that reporters who don't follow the rules could have their credentials pulled.
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From invading people's privacy like a Peeping Tom, to flying over prisons to drop cellphones, to recklessly crashing into the sides of buildings, drone operators don't always follow the rules.
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In asking service members to support him politically, Mr. Trump presents troops with a dilemma: support their commander in chief or follow the rules, regulations and norms of the service.
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Both children and adults were subject to the agreement, which raised a basic fairness question: Children might be at the mercy of unreliable parents or guardians to follow the rules.
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"If leaders don't follow the rules, then we don't really have rules," said Dr. Walid Gellad, director of the Center for Pharmaceutical Policy and Prescribing at the University of Pittsburgh.
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I think the coincidence is O'Connor's way of letting us know we're in a slightly skewed place in which what happens does not exactly follow the rules we're used to.
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Now that Floyd's out, he remains on house arrest for the rest of the week -- and must follow the rules or the judge will throw his ass right back in jail.
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One direction the FAA could go is to require all drones to participate in a uniform tracking scheme so the authorities can quickly identify vehicles that fail to follow the rules.
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We don't need them to pass the Turing Test to get us to point A from point B. We just need them to follow the rules that are programmed into them.
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That's not some kind of conspiracy; most of the pro-vaccine ad buyers were first-time buyers, less likely to understand that they had to follow the rules for "political" ads.
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Of course, like the military, you know, we follow the rules, but when we're out on our own covering a war there's no one there to tell us what to do.
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Dempsey's tweet raises concerns that Trump's action will make it harder for the military to ensure its troops follow the rules even under the duress of combat, an issue which Rep.
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Now, however, fishing industry players are fighting back, and have sued the government for placing what they say is an onerous and expensive burden on importers who already follow the rules.
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You get a wake-up call when the Libra sun squares off with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, on Tuesday: You need to follow the rules to get what you want.
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There are also plenty of others within those geographic boundaries who decided they didn't want to follow the rules and don't use the Ribera name, but are very much worth trying.
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Blessedly, thankfully, when faulty readings led one side to believe it was under nuclear attack, the people on that side simply chose not to follow the rules requiring them to retaliate.
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There are rules in the Democratic Party about how you go about this, and I did see Bernie Sanders said all of a sudden he didn't want to follow the rules.
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The CFPB also generally won't seek monetary fines or require financial firms to forfeit ill-gotten gains from abusive practices if they made a "good-faith effort" to follow the rules.
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The Follow the Rules Act clarifies existing whistle-blower laws to make it clear that protections apply to employees who refuse a superior's orders to break an existing rule or regulation.
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The Checkup On bikes and scooters, "the best way to prevent an injury is to wear a helmet, and children need to follow the rules of the road," an expert says.
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Tougher requirements to combat money laundering have proved to be a thorn in the side of banks, and failure to follow the rules has triggered numerous enforcement actions in recent years.
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Update 7/13/16: Continuing the Pokémon Go update from above, characters seen in that game do not follow the rules of mixed reality, which some describe as "real" augmented reality.
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His May 2016 report on the probe was critical of Clinton, saying the former secretary failed to follow the rules or inform key department staff regarding her use of the private server.
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The State Department's inspector general in May blasted Clinton's email use, saying that she failed to follow the rules or inform key department staff regarding her use of a private email server.
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Also, you get FCA US's promise that it "will not take legal action against nor ask law enforcement to investigate researchers participating in the program" — as long as you follow the rules.
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Bungie hasn't announced any plans to specifically promote or put on any tournaments by itself, but the company is giving everyone else the go ahead as long as they follow the rules.
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Still, if the company can convince the agency that the vaccine looks promising in animals—and that it is prepared to follow the rules—the agency is likely to allow further research.
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Budi Setyadi, director general of land transportation, said at the conference that once a ride-hailing company obtained a licence it would need to follow the rules of a public transport provider.
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Since their rollout, the companies have been negotiating with Santa Monica and San Francisco on how scooters should be regulated, and how the companies can get their riders to follow the rules.
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India has since been insisting that employers follow the rules by registering with the Indian Mission and lodging a security deposit of $2,500, but these steps are routinely bypassed, the officials said.
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"Airbnb has already worked with other STR platforms on measures to help Parisian hosts share their homes and follow the rules, while respecting EU law," an Airbnb spokesperson told Mashable via email.
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The Follow the Rules Act, which passed in the House of Representatives this month, would expand the protections against retaliation that are currently given to whistleblowers who refuse to violate federal laws.
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It remains the whitest of sports and is tied up with conservative notions of what it means to be Canadian — be quiet, follow the rules and "the code," and know your place.
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The spokesperson said that while the agency will consider enforcing the rules for those intentionally violating them and flying unsafely, the goal is to educate pilots and encourage them to follow the rules.
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Offred, played by Elisabeth Moss, is also a handmaid who is trying to navigate a male-dominated world where punishment is brutal for those that don't follow the rules — women just like Moira.
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Young people who want to follow the rules instead find themselves practicing evasion or lying, and their employers risk heavy fines and slip into petty crime themselves when hiring people without legal status.
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But not all follow the rules including the requirement for foreign lenders to have an Indonesian partner to hold at least 15 percent of their local subsidiary as well as local board directors.
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For much of the late '80s and '90s, the records for highest-temperature superconductors were instead held by "cuprates," copper-containing materials that don't seem to follow the rules of the BCS theory.
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"We always hope that people follow the rules and don't do things that they shouldn't do," said Noah Bookbinder, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
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While the vast majority of us can follow the rules when it counts, it only takes a handful of thieves, speeders and sports hooligans to resign the rest of us to annoying inconveniences.
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While General Koster rarely interacted with his subordinates, he regularly reminded them to follow the rules of engagement, and that he equated the number of weapons recovered with the number of enemy killed.
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As you noted, I made the point that although we sometimes follow the rules, we have been known to lash out or to secretly overthrow other governments, against the UN Charter, for decades.
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Even so, it has proved difficult for the companies to follow the rules they set for themselves, precisely because the groups can be deemed political organizations or terrorist entities, depending on one's perspective.
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The regulations also do not specifically cover social media, however broadcasters must continue to follow the rules -- no matter the platform, and individual journalists still need to be careful of what they share.
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The bakers association could choose to follow the rules for, say, the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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In a letter to a government ethics watchdog agency, White House Deputy Counsel Stefan Passantino said he met with Conway after her comments and that she committed to follow the rules in the future.
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If the tenants follow the rules for when and where to dispose of their trash, keep their littering to a minimum, and don't treat the building as if it's a hotel, everything goes smoothly.
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This case involving Inova is exactly why we have to have regulators like the FDA, as private enterprises can't always be counted upon to follow the rules or act responsibly on their own accord.
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I was raised to always follow the rules, but in the world that we're in now, we need kids who are able to speak up for themselves and to say what's right or wrong.
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Facebook's researchers trained the bots so they would learn to negotiate in the most effective way possible, but they didn't tell the bots they had to follow the rules of English grammar and syntax.
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However, if the person comes on every flight and insults passengers, tries to incite fear and intimidation, and does not follow the rules, the airline then has every right to reject service to them.
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"Greenblatt's resignation is proof of his failure, because he did not follow the rules of the peace process and damaged the United States' credibility as a result," a Palestinian official in Ramallah told Reuters.
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I know you will, however reluctantly, testify before Congress if called, because you respect the system and follow the rules, and I understand why you'd want to do it away from the public glare.
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Opponents of partisan gerrymanders say, however, that time is fast running out in a nation that seems almost daily to grow more bitterly divided and less willing to follow the rules of political comity.
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But some organizers said it didn't surprise them that nonvoters would cite other reasons for not pursuing a chance to vote, being reluctant to admit that they don't know or couldn't follow the rules.
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It's a really fair, open, free and transparent, using electronic ways that everybody has a chance as law is to follow the rules of the trading, not necessarily for the kind of a political wars.
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They were so quiet, and so controlled, as if to say, We'll follow the rules exactly here, because it is rules, and protocol, and the assertion of law, that offer the best hope of resistance.
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Ever since the 29-year-old McGregor made history by becoming the first UFC fighter to hold two belts simultaneously, the UFC has struggled to get its hugely popular 'bad boy' to follow the rules.
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"Let's follow the rules and not sacrifice public and national interests because we all know Tanjung Priok is the gate of our economy and a vital national object," Erivan told a news conference on Sunday.
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But in recent years, more muscular federal laws have made it increasingly unusual for tainted toys to wind up at large national retailers, which have the resources to ensure that their products follow the rules.
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Despite the voluntary agreement, NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said the agency will not hesitate to fine automakers that fail to follow the rules and will not give up its aggressive enforcement of auto safety rules.
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Many military leaders and commentators and lawyers believe Trump&aposs actions may not have an effect on troops who inclined to follow the rules, but others say the wrong signal can have a swift impact.
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For example: the bakers' association could choose to follow the rules for the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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Looking back on his time in St. Francisville, Dreher thinks that, if he hadn't moved there and then forced himself to follow the rules—prayer, proximity, love—he would have stayed an angry child forever.
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If Britain was to stay in the single market beyond March 2019 then it would also have to continue to follow the rules of single market membership, including accepting the free movement of EU citizens.
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That should be fairly easy, provided you follow the rules and refrain from harassing TSA agents (and if you're caught carrying a weapon at the airport, even a legal one, your status can be revoked).
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For example: The bakers' association could choose to follow the rules for the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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Though most drivers follow the rules and are generally courteous, encountering a truck going the opposite direction on a road that is only just wide enough for both of you can get your blood pumping.
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"We take the anti-deficiency statue very, very seriously and if (it's) been broken, we'll follow the rules," Mick Mulvaney, the head of the Office of Management and Budget, told lawmakers in a House hearing.
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Men who follow the rules, complete educational and vocational programs, and keep a positive attitude can move from the more traditional housing units into six-room cottages designed to prepare them for life outside prison.
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Currently, the Trump administration and the Environmental Protection Agency are seeking to strip the right of California to set tougher emissions rules for itself and for 13 other states that follow the rules California sets.
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"I think people need to do things the right way, follow the rules and obey the laws, and I firmly believe in that," said Lori Barron, the owner of Lori's Hair A'Fairs, a beauty salon.
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Homes must still follow the rules, which are intended, among other things, to reduce the overuse of psychotropic drugs and to ensure that every home has adequate resources to assist residents with major psychological problems.
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Separately, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto told a business summit that those in the caravan who did not follow the rules were unlikely to be able to remain in Mexico or reach the United States.
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"I always tried to technically follow the rules, but I also undermined the principle of the rule by finding the loophole," Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer, told the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners in 2016.
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We all want to be taken care of; to be told we're good little boys and girls; to be assured that, should we just follow the rules — listen, obey, trust, yield — then everything will be okay.
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"This report makes clear that FBI Director Comey and FBI personnel failed to follow the rules, and in doing so, hurt Hillary Clinton's campaign and helped Donald Trump's," the Senate minority whip said in a statement.
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"What kind of a crisis do we have if senior officials believe that the president can't do his job and then refuse to follow the rules that have been laid down in the Constitution?" she asked.
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I could have blocked that out and tried to follow the rules and how it's always been, but I know being in a place where I'm missing my family isn't going to help me swim fast.
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His mind begins racing, filled with memories from his past, anxiety about the future, questions about how he'd ended up confined when he's only tried to support his family and follow the rules for 17 years.
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As one student observed, the power of the state came down on the impoverished tenants, harming them even when they tried to use local government to improve their situations by making their landlords follow the rules.
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Challenge Authority Respectfully Germans love speed, but they don't love recklessness: the reason one can drive fast on the autobahn is because one can be confident that other drivers will follow the rules of the road.
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But in a viral tweet thread Tuesday, one emergency room doctor shed light on what is happening inside America's hospitals and why it's so important to follow the rules of social distancing in the first place.
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It seemed to be yet another blow to trust in a basic social compact: that people are essentially safe when they walk down the street, relying on drivers to at least try to follow the rules.
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The crew of the Diamond Princess said they had to follow the rules laid down by Japanese quarantine officials, and adapted to the circumstances to deliver food and medical assistance to the best of their ability.
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Other Gossip: • Up to this point Ofglen No. 1's story has been the most brutal portrait of what happens to women who don't follow the rules in Gilead, hampered only by Alexis Bledel's hollow performance.
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"Obviously he won't follow the rules because he didn't do it in the past," said Yenni Sanchez Perez, 20, a teacher's aide in Phoenix who was brought to the United States from Mexico as a child.
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"This report makes clear that FBI Director Comey and FBI personnel failed to follow the rules, and in doing so, hurt Hillary Clinton's campaign and helped Donald Trump's," Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin said in a statement.
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"When the United States enters into a trading relationship with other countries or other peoples, we will from now on expect that our partners will faithfully follow the rules," he said in the seaside resort of Danang.
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The arc of the '22010s Sabrina is one of Sabrina learning how to wield her power while continuing to follow the rules, of learning to be a teen witch and a squeaky-clean and positive role model.
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OTTAWA, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Canada's nuclear regulator is so bad at paperwork that it cannot prove it is properly inspecting nuclear power stations and ensuring operators follow the rules, the country's official environmental watchdog said on Tuesday.
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It is critical that full, concrete whistleblower protections be given to those agencies not included in the Follow the Rules Act because injustice, crime, gross mismanagement and impropriety can occur in any agency within our federal government.
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Mr. Capitano said he was careful to follow the rules and submit the right forms to his resident adviser — "conveniently, I was the R.A." More than 20 guests stayed, a bounty he split with his two roommates.
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For those who follow the rules, the outcome is more pleasant: a stipend, and goodie bags that can include items ranging from masks and instant noodles to free packages for online gaming and movie services, plus snacks.
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After the first debate — which, incidentally, all the polls say Trump won — Fox let it be known that the moderators had been prepared to forcibly remove Trump from the debate if he failed to follow the rules.
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Paul Rieckhoff: I think it basically sends a message that you don't have to follow the rules and if you do and you're buddies with the president, they can bail you out — which is a terrible precedent.
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When one commenter wrote that they love FDS and are dating a High Value Male but they enjoy BDSM, some people responded that FDS may not be the space for them if they can't follow the rules.
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"We are working on legislation to replace our outdated and randomized immigration system with one based on merit, welcoming those who follow the rules, contribute to our economy, support themselves financially, and uphold our values," Trump said.
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But one day while we were out, Bartola refused to follow the rules her parents had set: Either you hold a grownup's hand while you're walking down a crowded city sidewalk, or you ride in the stroller.
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And you see it from the top up, where the president—oh God, I think that's the first time I said the word "president" in relation to him—he doesn't show his taxes, he doesn't follow the rules.
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"There are different views, based on where you stand ... There's press freedom in Myanmar as long as you follow the rules and regulations," Kyaw Soe, director general of the Ministry of Information, told Reuters by phone on Thursday.
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That kind of sounds like it could be summed up as "the guy who will die first," if you follow the rules of the original Scream film franchise, but this is the TV reboot — what are rules, anyway?
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Betty Ford was never one to follow the rules — even before she was thrust into the position of first lady overnight, after her husband, Vice President Gerald "Jerry" Ford, became president upon Richard Nixon's resignation in August 1974.
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It works automatically: a player piano roll company or a streaming service doesn't have to negotiate rates with individual songwriters, they just have to follow the rules that are set by the Copyright Royalty Board every five years.
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It just goes to show that you can't trust people to follow the rules, even when they're coded into a craft's OS. It's things like this that make mandatory registration of drones sound like a pretty good idea.
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It would be one thing if the film fully embraced the danger inherent to that problem, acknowledging the weighty responsibility that comes with mystical power, and exploring how difficult it would be for anyone to follow the rules.
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"I'd say one of the key advantages the old-school Internet has over today's platforms is that it you were much more likely to just get booted from a community if you didn't follow the rules," Evans said.
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The plan, which will squeeze the economic engines of Milan and Venice, will affect about 16 million people and about a quarter of Italy's G.D.P. (One big question: Will Italians follow the rules?) France, Germany and other E.
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Rajah was a kind, soft spoken Moroccan man with three young U.S. citizen daughters in the process of obtaining his green card at the time of his NSEERS registration whose only crime was trying to follow the rules.
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Sure, they might not like some of Trump's antics but the Democrats seem to think the people who get up and go to work every day, pay their taxes, and follow the rules are the problem in America.
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Despite the fact that some mentally ill individuals have difficulty distinguishing between reality and delusions, and in some cases struggle to simply maintain basic hygiene, they are still expected to follow the rules and regulations of a jail.
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"Mexico has been very good at trying to follow the rules of trade agreements when it has run into trade frictions with the United States," said Chad Bown, an expert on trade at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany and the European Commission told Italy on Wednesday to follow the rules after Italy made preliminary plans to prop up its banks in the wake of volatility caused by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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To build smart machines that follow the rules that multiple, conflicting, and sometimes inchoate human groups help to shape, we will need to understand a lot more about what makes each of us willing to do that, every day.
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"But we are making the right preparations, and the more we all follow the rules, the fewer lives will be lost and the sooner life can return to normal," he will say, according to a statement from Downing Street.
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" Andrea Lee, who runs the United States-based Uri Tours, called what happened to Mr. Warmbier "truly unfortunate and saddening" but said that tourism to North Korea "is safe so long as you follow the rules of the tour.
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Any use of AI or virtual reality also needs to be clearly marked in a prominent manner and failure to follow the rules could be considered a criminal offence, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said on its website.
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But by the time they got asylum Bamba was 21, too old to share in his parents' newly won status; underscoring how lengthy and complicated the immigration process can be, even when would-be legal immigrants follow the rules.
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If you've ever sat with white knuckles in the back of a taxi as your driver swerves through traffic, then you're probably quite excited about the prospect of "self-driving" cars that are programmed to follow the rules and be safe.
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"The youth of our nation won an important decision today from the Supreme Court that shows even the most powerful government in the world must follow the rules and process of litigation in our democracy," the plaintiffs said in a statement.
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At its center are two sisters, who are generations apart, and polar opposites besides: Dana, a 30-something who is wound too tight and always follow the rules, played by Slate, and Abby Quinn as Ali, a somewhat reckless teenager.
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That raises the question of whether the allure of easy profits is so strong that it overpowers any inclination to follow the rules, and whether the hefty punishments handed out in the past few years have had little appreciable deterrent effect.
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"When pharmacists refuse to fill a prescription due to their personal beliefs, refuse to follow the rules of the Pharmacy Board and have a backup referral … they're violating those rights," Gender Justice executive director Megan Peterson told the Duluth News Tribune.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts would likely preside over a Senate trial, but he would have to follow the rules and traditions of the Senate, where the majority leader sets the schedule and has the right of first recognition.
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Broadband providers will of course say first that the act is unnecessary because they've pledged to follow the rules voluntarily, and second that it will prevent them from innovating with services that technically break rules but are in fact beneficial to consumers.
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" Although she added, "They're the DNC, so I'll follow the rules that are given and I'll have to play by the rules," the senator said the measure "is not determinative of any of the things that matter about whether I'd beat Trump.
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But "Rikenium" does not follow the rules set out by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, which ultimately must approve the winning names (Riken is an institute, not a place, and therefore would most likely be disqualified as a contender).
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" Asked if she thought Sanders should quit in June, Mikulski said: "My feeling is follow the rules ... What I'm saying is that the process is established by each state, and territories and Democrats abroad, play out, and then when that's over, that's over.
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By the mid-seventies they had thousands of followers who referred to themselves as "Jesus Freaks" and were drawn to the evangelists' fiery version of pentecostalism, which spoke of great miracles for believers and harsh punishments for those who didn't follow the rules.
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The 45-year-old man in the southern city of Kitakyushu told police he used a stun gun on his two daughters, aged 17 and 13, and 11-year-old son "when they didn't follow the rules", a police official told Reuters.
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One of the key recommendations of the original report that identified the problem and the subsequent investigations has been to clarify the definition of political activity to make it easy for groups to follow the rules and for the IRS to enforce them.
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"We oppose the referendum not because we don't love our country, but because we need to follow the rules and the agreement," said archer and Olympic bronze medalist Lei Chien-ying during a protest on November 24, according to Taiwan's Central News Agency.
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Everyone who is released on parole has to report regularly to a parole officer and obey certain restrictions—such as meeting a curfew and submitting to regular drug tests—and those who do not follow the rules risk being sent back to prison.
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Nor was there a lot of press coverage recently when President Trump signed legislation to give the Department of Veterans Affairs authority to make it easier to remove employees who don't follow the rules and also create new protections for whistle blowers.
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He told us he has to follow the rules to the letter, not because it's fun but because sometimes the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC), the corporation behind the test, sends the equivalent of secret shoppers to make sure it's being administered properly.
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During a speech to a group of farmers in New Orleans on Monday, Trump — who in recent days has escalated his efforts to demonize undocumented immigrants as part of his sales pitch for a border wall — mocked immigrants who follow the rules.
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Rule supporters, like Fight for the Future, took note of how those companies that would have to follow the rules, internet service providers, have been pouring money into congressional coffers in an attempt to sway the vote to kill the rule in their direction.
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Sites like Twitter say they're not targeting a whole industry unfairly, only enforcing guidelines; but when porn performers set up accounts to only get banned regardless of how closely they follow the rules, it leaves them without a platform and wondering what they did wrong.
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It just means we need to oversee it better, because there are plenty of companies that follow the rules and who benefit greatly from foreign workers who have been trained to do jobs that for one reason or another can't be filled by Americans.
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Now, the Justice Department must follow the rules and ignore the mob over what should be released to the public with regard to the Mueller report, despite Democrats wanting to mask the underlying findings and spin the report in ways that are unfair and inaccurate.
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Thanks to the complexity of the loan system in the U.S., borrowers often qualify for repayment programs that can lead to loan forgiveness, that is, if they can figure out the terms, apply correctly, and actively follow the rules to net the write-off.
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Typically low-profile, it's clashed several times with the Trump administration over conflicts of interest — Trump's reluctance to financially separate himself from his hotels business and other ventures — but the office is ultimately almost powerless when it comes to forcing the president's staff to follow the rules.
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The incredibly successful filmmaker revealed in an interview with ITV News (via IndieWire) that he thinks Netflix movies belong at the Emmys amongst TV movies, not with feature films at the Oscars, even when said Netflix movies follow the rules required to become eligible for Oscars.
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When McConnell sent this letter eight years ago, there was an implicit threat that GOP senators would filibuster — which would require 60 out of 100 votes in the Senate to overcome — Obama's nominees if Democrats didn't follow the rules, effectively stopping any nominee from getting through.
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Either they think that the president is not capable of doing his job, in which case they follow the rules in the Constitution, or they feel that the president is capable of doing his job, in which case they follow what the President tells them to do.
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I think they [Kleiner Perkins] had points every day that they were trying to make, and they were handing them out; I was more like, 'Oh, my lawyers said we shouldn't say anything, the judge said not to say anything, so I'm going to follow the rules.
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The second details her old life in Brooklyn as she tries to follow the rules while growing up with an absent mother and an alcoholic father, gets married, discovers that physical intimacy isn't as easy as she'd hoped it would be, and begins to feel despair.
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Either they think that the President is not capable of doing his job in which case they follow the rules in the Constitution, or they feel that the President is capable of doing his job, in which case they follow what the President tells them to do.
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"As a Muslim, one has to follow the rules of marriage and separation according to the Quran and Sunnah, the teachings of Mohammad, so we have to abide by it, and this right has been given in the Constitution, so why do they want to change it?" he said.
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We all marvel at his accomplishments because we've been here with the whole time and not for one day has he been reluctant or expressed any kind animosity about all of the things he's had to do like limit his food and follow the rules of this house.
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From the first time I was working at 27 under the table—I had to, as a homeless youth—I worked very hard to establish my credit and follow the rules, and it's been the most dehumanizing experience of the last two years, everything with my health stuff.
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Lobbyists who work with foreign entities are insistent they follow the rules and wouldn't fall into the trap that two D.C. firms that Manafort recruited to lobby on behalf of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych in the United States did: the now-defunct Podesta Group and Mercury Public Affairs.
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That version of the Lara Jean/Genevieve backstory might not be quite enough to support a grudge that spans multiple years and multiple movies: After all, by kissing Peter during spin the bottle, Lara Jean did absolutely nothing but follow the rules of the game she was playing.
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Neither Bird nor Lime, however, would comment on the sidewalk clutter or rule-breaking that seems rampant this week at SXSW, with both companies reiterating that use in-app reminders and other methods of communication to ensure riders follow the rules and, if all else fails, defer to local police.
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But while Clinton may have momentarily found her stride, fresh controversies like the one that emerged Wednesday -- the State Department Inspector General report saying she failed to follow the rules or inform key department staff regarding her use of a private email server -- could quickly knock her back off message.
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" The lawmakers argue that Bombardier, which employs 22019,000 U.S. workers in 17 states, including Arizona, "has demonstrated an enduring commitment to the U.S." Flake told The Hill Tuesday that he and McCain sent the letter because they want the ITC "to follow the rules" and make sure "they aren't targeting Bombardier unnecessarily.
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"If he was not willing to admit he was a de facto special government employee, and follow the rules, then he had no place serving in government," said Norman Eisen, co-founder of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, who served as the chief ethics lawyer for former President Barack Obama.
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While the F.B.I. is vastly most tolerant and welcoming than J. Edgar Hoover's original vision, it remains the lead American law enforcement agency targeting public corruption, so it has a particular focus — and a particular scorn — for elected leaders and government officials who don't walk the straight and narrow and follow the rules.
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This danger is truly global, and it is a consequence of our decisions to remain dependent on dirty, deadly fossil fuels and our failure to force polluters — like Volkswagen and the other auto manufacturers whose brazen shattering of pollution limits has left so many Europeans breathing toxic fumes — to follow the rules.
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In Potomac, which a Bravo press release describes as a town where entry is granted only through class, pedigree, and lineage, the socialite ladies of RHOP are divided by those who follow the rules of etiquette and those who don t, and that divide leads to some MAJOR drama (by Real Housewives standards, at least).
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The gang enriched itself through drug sales, taxes on drugs and even collected a share of purchases on candy bars, deodorant and other items at the jail commissary, the indictment said, adding that the gang was able to exert control by threatening and carrying out violence if people didn't pay up or follow the rules.
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The success of Oscar-bait indie films of The Weinstein Co., the auteur-led work of Roman Polanski or Woody Allen is predicated on the idea that "great artists" don't have to follow the rules: an idea that a growing number of women are pointing out is more self-serving than it is idealistic.
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It's a rough cut of an ad for Signal he's hoping to spread online, a montage of footage of the Russian punk protest band Pussy Riot, Daniel Ellsberg, Jesse Owens, Hong Kong's pro-democracy Umbrella protesters, and Martin Luther King Jr. "They tell us to stay quiet and follow the rules," a rough voice intones over the images.
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Yes, there is a group of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, which says that we should discontinue using these things because of the potential that a system with high levels of general artificial intelligence could decide it doesn't need to follow the rules of human operators and do what it thinks is best for its own protection.
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The gang enriched itself through drug sales, taxes on drugs and even collected a share of purchases on candy bars, deodorant and other items at the jail commissary, the indictment said, adding that the gang was able to exert control by threatening and carrying out violence if people didn&apost pay up or follow the rules.
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When he isn't sexually harassing his co-worker, or assigning an overqualified agent to backup duty in order to "protect" her, Valerian is busy breaking all the rules to prove that he is the most intrepid man who ever was (except when it actually counts, in which case he pleads the "I'm a soldier, I follow the rules" defense).
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"The goal of the registration rule was to assist law enforcement and others to enforce the law against unauthorized drone flights, and to educate hobbyists that a drone is not just a toy and operators need to follow the rules," said Lisa Ellman, an attorney with the law firm Hogan Lovells and a specialist on drone regulation.
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"Most likely, we are one to two decades away from IVG being attempted in humans in a responsible, evidence-based, government-approved manner, but as we've seen with other new stem cell and reproductive technologies, practitioners don't always follow the rules," explained Paul Knoepfler, a prominent stem cell scientist at the University of California, Davis who writes a blog on stem cell research.
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Senior officials at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives regularly overrule their own inspectors, allowing gun dealers who fail inspections to keep their licenses even after they were previously warned to follow the rules, according to interviews with more than half a dozen current and former law enforcement officials and a review of more than 100 inspection reports.
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People can live together, in one family, one community, and one nation, and still vie with each other over the ways the national budget is allotted, the way past injustices should be corrected and new ones avoided, how best to protect national security and public health, and all other such matters — as long as they follow the rules of engagement "good" couples follow.
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To the Editor: With all the ink that has been spent (actually wasted) on trying to decipher Hillary Clinton's character, the answer is much simpler and can be summarized in a few words: 1) arrogance (she thinks she doesn't need to follow the rules); 2) stubbornness (vehemently refusing to come clean with the facts); and 3) poor judgment (the source of many of her misfortunes).
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There isn't much research about the safety of e-bikes, but existing research tells us there's two main factors affecting how safe e-bikes are to riders and pedestrians: one, whether there's adequate bike lanes and infrastructure in place to accommodate e-bikes, and two, how fast the bikes are going (in other words, whether they follow the rules of the road.) In essence, regardless of how safe e-bikes are right now, existing research tells us that in order to make e-bikes safe, we need a place to put them on the streets.
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