The foursome said Hulu gave them free rein — almost.
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Eurosceptics are given free rein to vent their populist outrage.
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Mr Arora's free rein to back startups particularly annoyed shareholders.
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I had completely free rein and they were completely natural.
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This does not mean allowing Russia and Iran free rein.
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Berke had so much free rein — let's go at it.
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The words were awful; they gave the imagination free rein.
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KR: Well, I think we give you pretty free rein.
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Do politicians have free rein to run amok with campaign financing?
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Legally, platforms have very free rein to take down user speech.
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If they give the troops free rein, then that's their prerogative.
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As a multiethnic, multireligious society, we cannot give bigotry free rein.
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But this week, the government seemed to give it free rein.
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Raniere had free rein to indulge his interest in scientific experiments.
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But these are artists, given a blank canvas and free rein.
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Contractors for the Defense Department would have "free rein," she said.
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They have free rein to do whatever they have to do.
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But Greene says he's been given free rein to explore new ideas.
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Rosenstein, to this point, has appeared to give Mueller relatively free rein.
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Unlike other countries, America gives drug companies free rein to set prices.
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"We gave the creators a great deal of free rein," Boren added.
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His pro-Israeli campaign rhetoric suggested he might give Netanyahu free rein.
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Federal, state, and local officials were given free rein to enforce the
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Athletes will be provided painting supplies and will be given free rein.
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Anyone can have access to it, giving free rein to bad actors.
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Mr. Corbyn cannot win outright, and I would fear his free rein.
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When it came to the walls, though, the designers had free rein.
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During a typical criminal investigation, the FBI would essentially have free rein.
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The production has come a long way in giving the pros free rein.
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The FBI doesn't have free rein over the genetic database, the company said.
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Simmons' mother, Dee Simmons, lets her have free rein of her jewelry collection.
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Starbucks baristas have been given free rein over the coffee shops' flavor pumps.
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Mr. Gaultier said working on a grand scale allowed his imagination free rein.
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I think they have free rein to move any place they want to.
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But in a city, we're kind of given free rein to be assholes.
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The proposal risks giving big spenders free rein to dodge hard budget decisions.
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Or should student journalists have free rein to write about whatever they want?
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President Trump's free rein from political norms puts the United States at risk.
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"Facebook gives them free rein to set the online agenda," Molloy told Vox.
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It's not just that the existing giants want free rein over their customers.
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Like Shadow after it, Ico asks you to give free rein to emotion.
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Congressional Republicans have given Trump and company free rein in running the government.
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AT&T beat back that challenge last week, giving the company free rein.
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It also means that store managers can't have completely free rein over the design.
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Instead, they just won't have as much of a free rein (whatever that means).
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On top of that, they have been given free rein over their professional standards.
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Suu Kyi denied this week that the military had free rein in the region.
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But allowing Russia free rein in large parts of Syria comes with its drawbacks.
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Both "sides" have free rein to choose the facts and evidence that suit them.
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Do students have free rein to write what they want in your school newspaper?
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The Trump administration has given him the free rein he needs through uncritical support.
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Yet it's exactly this treatment — particularly by Lindsay — that gives Shonzi's inappropriateness free rein.
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But when it came to enforcement, the agents were given free rein by default.
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As Bernard explains, performing that small action will give Dolores "free rein" of, well, everything.
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As important, Rajeev Suri, Nokia's boss, had free rein from his board to rethink strategy.
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The Nets will give him free rein to try to grow into his NBA game.
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Neither man is likely to give Haley any further free rein at the United Nations.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, have put Mr. Ryan on notice that he does not have free rein.
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This effectively means that nations will soon have free rein over how much they pump.
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That effectively meant that nations will soon have free rein over how much they pump.
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And when museums exhibit his photographs, he usually requires free rein to design the gallery.
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Whenever there's political will to create a state, Congress has free rein to do so.
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"If we allow this gross abuse of power to continue, this president would have free rein – free rein – to abuse his control of U.S. foreign policy for personal interest, and so would any other future president," U.S. Representative Sylvia Garcia said on the Senate floor.
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He gives his dark side free rein and looks for others to recruit into his schemes.
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It also means Epic has free rein to come up with wild ideas to surprise players.
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But even though he has free rein now, Kushner could still be in criminal trouble later.
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And Goldbach, who had free rein in the art department, created a dozen sketches for Veeck.
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Once upon a time in the NBA, defenders essentially had free rein to mug opposing players.
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But it would give a Democratic successor administration free rein to issue a new, stronger CPP.
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There was free rein for the Crown Prince to do as he liked whenever he desired.
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After selecting a photo, the app pretty much gives you free rein to create your meme.
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But in Seinfeld, Elaine has free rein over her domain; she is Queen of the Castle.
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Were there any restrictions to filming or were you given free rein by the Chinese government?
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"I had to give them free rein," she told The New York Times Magazine in 2004.
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Outside counsel Eric Holder said Uber has given him free rein to conduct an impartial review.
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Fox, controlled by the family of Rupert Murdoch, gives its executives a lot of free rein.
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For years, Chinese e-cigarette makers had free rein to operate without regard to consumer safety.
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Instagram is giving politicians the same free rein to spread misinformation as its parent company Facebook.
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Free Rein has a huge heart and it won't let you get angry at a single character.
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He loves this because it gives the team free rein to design it the way they like.
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For Facebook, free rein is incompatible with the existence of Facebook as a profitable, expanding, global brand.
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Had it not crushed civil liberties and allowed Islamists free rein to intimidate, it might have won.
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Without any rules in place, they'll have free rein to do that to an even greater extent.
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During the summers, however, students have free rein of their lives; no fitness data will be collected.
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Instead, companies should seek out ambitious, coachable learners and give them free rein to explore their interests.
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The all-powerful startup founder has free rein to do almost anything they want, short of murder.
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Humana didn't have to compete with other plans; it had free rein to pick a price point.
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Critic's Notebook Mr. Anderson and his partner, Juman Malouf, were given free rein in Austria's largest museum.
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A 2015 audit of the government's land management scolded ministers for allowing Dart subsidiaries such free rein.
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Nurtured by a delinquent government and rabidly poisonous press, uncritical self-aggrandizement has been given free rein.
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President Donald Trump authorized an investigation and declared that the FBI would have "free rein" to investigate.
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All this despite the President's insistence that the FBI would have "free rein" in the matter. 3.
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But he has given state news media outlets free rein to attack his predecessor's legacy with gusto.
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Donald Trump challenged these assertions Saturday, claiming the FBI had "free rein" to do whatever it wants.
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Booker is already gnawing into C.J. Anderson's workload—should C.J.A. go down, he would have free rein.
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The show also debuted a Christmas special back in December titled Free Rein: The 12 Neighs of Christmas.
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But entrepreneurs' and venture capitalists' concerns are striking because for a long while afterwards, startups had free rein.
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While presidents don't have entirely free rein when it comes to foreign affairs, their powers are significantly heightened.
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No, we have a pretty free rein over what we want to do to optimize the research progress.
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"We gave him free rein in terms of staff, and the selections have been superb," Mr. Neubauer said.
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In the two-thousands, funding was cut, and the psychologists who remained seemed to be given free rein.
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" The Constitution, she continued, does not "give the majority free rein to erect selective barriers against racial minorities.
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According to Simons, his governing strategy is to hire brilliant, motivated people and then give them free rein.
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Most important, voters ended Donald Trump and his Republican enablers' free rein in Washington by flipping the House.
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We're rebuilding it now... JM: Will these institutions...Do they have a free rein to go after everybody?
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But it is essential that the FBI truly be afforded "free rein" to investigate, as Trump initially guaranteed.
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It was pretty much exclusively associated with fun and a meal there meant free rein on the dessert bar.
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And they believed this meant giving up on winning and letting the Conservatives have free rein over the country.
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Killers will try to take out them out in the hopes of then having free rein to kill others.
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Still, many patients struggle to pay for drugs because Obamacare gives drug companies free rein when setting drug prices.
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The Trump administration insists it did not interfere in the investigation and instead gave free rein to the FBI.
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Yet, at the same time, Twitter gives President Trump practically free rein due to newsworthiness of what he posts.
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But even as he's given his new aides largely free rein, Trump made clear Monday he's calling the shots.
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If we grant free rein to sectarian militias, there will be a humanitarian and refugee crisis of incomparable scale.
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Citi Bike will still have free rein of its territory in Manhattan and nearby neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens.
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President Vladimir Putin has given the Russian security services free rein in the lead-up to the World Cup.
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Over the past few weeks, reporters from two Chinese media outlets have been given free rein to interview contestants.
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We can ignore them, thereby giving Moscow, Beijing, and other authoritarian regimes free rein to snuff out their efforts.
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That allowed the Russians free rein to explore DNC servers, collecting login credentials and lifting private emails and documents.
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As a result, Arab governments have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at an increasing rate.
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Amazon gave the Drive and Neon Demon director free rein to just go fully wild and, man, he really did.
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Free Rein is a Zoey 101-style show, a school-based comedy that happens to take place at a stable.
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Hilary Duff already knows she is going to give her daughter free rein of her closet once she is born.
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And last month, Facebook announced that politicians and their campaigns would have nearly free rein over content they post there.
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An independent counsel with free rein to poke around the nooks and crannies of a presidency can have devastating consequences.
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If giving states free rein to use the money as a slush fund doesn't uninsure millions, the cuts definitely will.
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"We have a pretty free rein over what we want to do to optimize the research progress," Hassabis told me.
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Bill Nelson: Russian hackers already have 'free rein' over some U.S. voting machines HOTLY-CONTESTED OHIO RACE HEADED FOR RECOUNT?
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The nonpartisan OCE has free rein to probe allegations made against lawmakers and makes recommendations to the House Ethics Committee.
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Shouldn't doctors have free rein not only to raise whatever topic they wish, but also to suggest it needs "fixing"?
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They argue that unless cryptocurrency creators have free rein to deploy their systems at mass scale, Chinese alternatives will prevail.
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Giving state governments free rein can easily lead to less secure savings for retirees — and a huge liability for taxpayers.
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Because if Obamacare were repealed, insurers would once again have free rein to not cover those with expensive medical conditions.
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They will give any private entity free rein to create substandard apprenticeship programs based on arbitrary standards without government oversight.
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Colleges and universities are given free rein to determine which applicants they accept as students and which they turn away.
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Facebook may be giving political figures free rein to make false claims, but that doesn't mean they can say anything.
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And while Trump has donated his paycheck, that doesn't give him free rein to funnel federal money to his businesses.
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Critics of the project say a zoning plan granted contractors free rein to divvy up the neighborhood plot by plot.
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But the department strongly backed the court's decision that the president should have free rein to remove the bureau's director.
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Throughout his speech, Trump portrayed the Paris agreement as forcing the U.S. to act while other countries enjoyed free rein.
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There are 20 30-minute episodes to talk about, so, buckle up (saddle up?): We're going to talk about Free Rein.
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Think of Free Rein as horse girl Elite, another Netflix hidden gem, or Legally Blonde, for a younger, more carefree set.
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There is no good reason, Mr Flentje implied, to give every foreign national from those seven countries free rein to visit.
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He helped the agency well into the 1990s, getting in exchange free rein for his business activities and immunity from arrest.
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War criminals have access to the airwaves and are given free rein to propagate their distorted versions of the Bosnian war.
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And if a smartphone is hacked with a sophisticated exploit, a hacker might have free rein over any app on it.
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It gives his government free rein to pursue phantoms — and makes it all the more likely real people will be hurt.
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" "Some people may also interpret the normal eating time as free rein to go calorie crazy," Mills adds, "which can backfire.
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Its continued use reflects a prevailing anxiety over such violence, even as some forms of vigilantism are effectively allowed free rein.
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The growing anti-Muslim bigotry could give his administration free rein to disproportionately target Muslims in counterterrorism investigations, surveillance and prosecutions.
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But as Azeri and Belcher told me, they actually gave their engineers free rein to pick AWS or another platform, too.
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But unlike his predecessor Reince Priebus, Kelly has sought to curb the free rein Kushner once enjoyed in the West Wing.
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Having given a free rein to Mr. West's creative whims for more than a month, wider distribution by Universal proved inevitable.
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Some insist that the question of who decides must be resolved before autonomous cars are given free rein on the roads.
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China's tech darlings have free rein ... Foreign competitors like Amazon and Facebook face barriers to entry, propped up by the state.
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Is this an elaborate scheme to blackmail the world's wealthiest and most powerful when their darkest desires are given free rein?
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Guests will find local brands in the minibar and a destination all-day American brasserie, Free Rein, on the ground floor.
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No person should ever be given free rein to disregard the basic tenets of society, law and order, freedom and respect.
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But when employers essentially have free rein to punish trans people for being trans, such requirements be cannot be considered fair.
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"USA Gymnastics pretty much gave (Martha Karolyi) free rein because they wanted to win," former athletic trainer Melanie Seaman told CNN.
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First, A Starting Point would give politicians free rein to answer questions as they pleased—no editing, no moderation, no interjections.
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The venue also made things smooth for the celebrity guests by giving them free rein at the spa, pool, and restaurant.
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Logistics of building in New York aside, it's not an institution that would ever have given free rein to a starchitect.
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So when other people assume they have free rein to feed loose chicken scraps him, I wanna throw them into traffic.
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" According to Mr. Walker, the V&A staff, and particularly its curator of photographs, Susanna Brown, gave him "total free rein.
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Such comments mirror those of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who is accused of giving police free rein to kill drug suspects.
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When it's Spotify Wrapped season, though, giving Dad free rein on your account can wreak havoc on your Top Songs list.
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The success of the album, also titled "It's My Life," that featured that song gave Talk Talk free rein to experiment.
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Unfortunately, your hair and outfit will be mostly hidden underneath your cap and gown, but you have free rein with your makeup.
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The bottom line: Trump's freewheeling interviews on the friendly turf of "Fox & Friends" seemingly allow him free rein to speak his mind.
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Instead of giving you free-rein to look around, this basically gives you a limited range around Link to scan the world.
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Many worried about the idea of bureaucrats being given free rein to shape behaviour by imperceptibly tweaking government communications and environmental cues.
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The FCC voted to put an end to net neutrality, giving internet providers free rein to deliver service at their own discretion.
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Obama held some degree of ambivalence toward the Saudis, and didn't give them totally free rein to do whatever they wished to.
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But it turns out that if you're not afraid to rock the boat on trade, you have pretty free rein, legally speaking.
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Sessions argues that we need less accountability and less transparency in policing, demonstrating his passion for a free rein, and unaccountable, policing.
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In a more perfect world, WB would just give Glover free rein to tell the story about Wonka's dark, confectionary colonialist past.
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President Duterte's critics say that, in his war on drugs, he has given free rein to the police to execute drug suspects.
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She continued to push her work in an abstract direction into the 1990s, giving free rein to her tangled marks and lines.
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If the Trump administration just snaps on tariffs and gives these behemoths free rein, the benefits will be hindered by the costs.
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If a FISA application is approved, the government doesn't get free rein to do whatever they want with the information they collect.
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That does not chime with the original rationale for the plan, which is to give entrepreneurs free rein to run their businesses.
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He gives you free rein, and I found that very helpful, to not feel straitjacketed or to conform to somebody else's vision.
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There, Mr. Cavallier Belletrud, 54, was given free rein: "no brief, no budget," he told reporters assembled in New York in July.
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The "drone school" builds on Europe's worldwide lead in giving public groups and companies relatively free rein to experiment with unmanned aircraft.
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He also streamlined the conglomerate's bloated bureaucracy by giving managers free rein to make changes they deemed beneficial to the bottom line.
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"Imagining architecture on paper you can give your imagination free rein; there's no worry about clients' needs or building constraints," he said.
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Once I was through those hoops, though, I had free rein to check out the world and play around with the app.
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The EPA is supposed to protect water quality, not give oil companies free rein to use our oceans as their garbage disposal.
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When Marc Benda gave Faye Toogood free rein for her first solo exhibition in his gallery, she instinctively feared he'd regret it.
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Ryan has not imposed similar discipline on his House colleagues, giving them free rein to work their will, but with mixed results.
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Sometimes they are joined by her printer, especially at the multiplex, where he is given free rein to choose their day's selection.
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Mueller never spoke publicly, even as Trump attacked him personally, so Trump had free rein to say whatever he wanted without contradiction.
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Cut off from the world of sensory stimuli, my brain had free rein to invent any experience it had up its sleeve.
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The progressive center is supposed to be empirically minded, challenging business interests where appropriate but granting them free rein at other times.
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The reason I'm liberal, even though I hate both parties so much, is because if corporations are given free rein, they'll be bad.
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Free Rein is gracefully, effortlessly itself, not unlike its main character Zoe, who, oddly enough, is an extremely well-adjusted 15-year-old.
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The difference is, he's not pretending to be something else, as much as he's giving free rein to one aspect of his personality.
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Allen clearly gave the film's costume and art departments free rein, allowing for luxe scenes peppered with tuxedos, dinner jackets, and evening gowns.
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And though Facebook might not do as well in such a future as it would if given free rein, it could still prosper.
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The average cutoff is $392, although 16 percent of consumers say they have free rein to spend as much as $1,000 — or more.
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And just because the chefs are given a bit of free rein doesn't mean that there's any lack of quality control, Coleman says.
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But that does not mean Ito, or his son who is a board member, would give Isaka a free rein with Ito-Yokado.
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Regulators have largely given the country's platforms free rein—which may not be unconnected to the fact that they are now fervent lobbyists.
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But over the years, there were what net neutrality proponents felt were significant examples of internet service providers using this free rein unfairly.
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Her approach to country isn't predicated on toeing the line of what's expected, which means she can give her looser inclinations free rein.
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Rocky, as he is known, was given free rein, even down to the design of a new logo, spelling out, inscrutably, JWA AWGE.
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Now that he has survived a real coup, Mr Erdogan may give free rein to his authoritarian instincts and seek new executive powers.
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That is not left to chance, either: Liverpool's fabled front three are not given free rein to interpret attacks as they see fit.
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Madison took care to note that the clause would not give the federal government free rein to interfere in a state's internal structures.
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Workers were given free rein to use their specific knowledge to do what needed to be done to get their own sectors operational.
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The traditional hedge fund model involved locking up assets for five to 10 years and giving money managers free rein to deliver returns.
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While many artists opt for overblown when given free rein in this nearly 10,000-square-foot showroom, Mr. Johnson approached the challenge judiciously.
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This means that on April 20, when the current agreement expires, each nation effectively has free rein over how much crude it pumps.
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Ms. Lowe Mailaender, 41, a senior vice president at the public-relations agency Rogers & Cowan PMK, was happy to give him free rein.
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Environmentalists, religious groups and others have cheered the mine closings, saying that corruption has long given the mining industry free rein to pollute.
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Facebook's critics say they've essentially given politicians free rein to engage in disinformation campaigns aimed at swaying the results of the 2020 election.
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Although she gave Sharon free rein to impose his ideas, she did involve herself in the casting and the rehearsing of the singers.
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There should be tremendous pressure on Mr. Barr to allow Mr. Mueller free rein, both in investigating and in writing a final report.
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I've never dyed my hair before, but I need a change and I trust my stylist 100%, so I basically give her free rein.
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Free Rein, the 2017 Netflix Original that slipped under the radar, follows group of horse girls living on an isle in the United Kingdom.
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Allowing Trump and other politicians free rein to free-associate reality on Facebook is Zuckerberg's best leverage to keep the Justice Department dogs away.
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The good news is Khosrowshahi will have about as much free rein in naming his own executives as an incoming CEO could hope for.
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The message to states was clear: Under Trump, they would have free rein to enforce existing restrictions on voting—and to enact new ones.
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But those who back the government's intent say allowing extremists free rein in public forums or at universities exposes vulnerable people to their messages.
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He allowed Airbnb years of free rein, even as it cannibalized affordable housing stock in a city facing an acute shortage of affordable housing.
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Mainstream conservative content was strangled in real time, yet fringe leftists such as the Young Turks enjoy free rein on the social media platform.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," Nelson told the Tampa Bay Times.
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Off Somalia, where the government controlled little of the country's territory, international navies were given free rein and shipowners could hire private armed guards.
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Readers visit Apple's app, not the outlet's site that gives it free rein to promote conference tickets, merchandise, research reports and other money-makers.
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But on Monday, bowing to pressure from Democrats, the White House gave the agency free rein to interview as many people as it desired.
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That toleration for dissent and the repeated embarrassing stories unearthed by Chinese media in Wuhan once they were given free rein has now ended.
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If you gave your child free rein to design your house, with absolutely no budget, you might end up with a chocolate swimming pool.
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Roger Baldwin, appointed to lead the bureau, had free rein to shape it according to his particular approach, which differed markedly from Eastman's internationalism.
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At Meena's prison, the women's cells are arranged around a spacious courtyard, shaded by mulberry trees, and the children have free rein of it.
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Maybe someone internally within the organization was given too much free rein, but I don't think the organization would ever condone something like that.
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They aren't necessarily tied to "teen" TV anymore, which means that the shows for and about teens have free rein (!) to be whatever they want.
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Sidelined under Cohn to whom he has reported since late last year, Navarro, who is Trump's trade adviser, would now appear to have free rein.
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As the Wall Street Journal pointed out on Monday, there are hundreds of outside software developers that have free rein over your most sensitive emails.
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Separately, Twitter plans to ban all political advertising, its C.E.O. said, a stark contrast to Facebook's policy to allow free rein to candidates' ads. 6.
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EternalBlue takes advantage of a vulnerability in a particular Windows protocol, allowing hackers free rein to remotely run their own code on any unpatched machine.
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India has said the group and Azhar enjoy free rein in Pakistan, and demanded that Pakistan act to stop militant groups operating from its soil.
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Kanye's SNL performances have always been pretty exciting to watch, mostly because NBC seems to let him have free rein to do whatever he wants.
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In 2013, the national government of then-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif gave free rein to the paramilitary Rangers for a sweeping crackdown on criminal gangs.
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This slider — the name of which was inspired by the US military's research into psychic powers — gives the captioning algorithm more or less free rein.
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To be fair, Mueller has kept a tight lid on the investigation, leaving somewhat of a vacuum in which Trump's criticisms have had free rein.
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That decision will go a long way toward determining whether education companies will continue to have free rein to profit from government financial aid programs.
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Unlike many other political events, which give reporters free rein to wander about during events, Trump's campaign often limits journalists to stay within a pen.
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Dr. Kaloyeros had been given free rein by Mr. Cuomo to conceive of high-tech economic development projects that could create jobs across the state.
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Many pro-net neutrality activists warn that if net neutrality were repealed, then ISPs could have free rein to block whatever content they deem objectionable.
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As Germany's coach, Löw has free rein over sporting decisions, a reported salary of about $3.8 million and a squad capable of winning major tournaments.
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Disneyland is home to a squad of feral cats who have free rein in the park — and you can adopt one if you work there
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Trump, who nominated Kavanaugh to the top U.S. court, said on Monday the FBI would have free rein to interview any witnesses it deemed necessary.
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In this vacuum — where there is no American agenda beyond winning commercial battles — China rises, impunity spreads, powerful actors multiply and autocrats have free rein.
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That finally ended in 2005, and the chimps and their children were given free rein on the islands, on the Farmington River just outside Monrovia.
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His administration gave free rein to the carnival of corruption that paralyzed local law enforcement, even, in some cases, turning cops into bootleggers' hired hands.
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Barone argued he had free rein to discuss criminal plots with gangsters on the understanding that he would pass on important information to the FBI.
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Ms. Agren's sidestepping of the laws meant IBM Sweden had free rein to give access to people who had not received security clearance, it reported.
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The investigation is narrow in scope and is limited to one week, although Trump has said the FBI would have "free rein" in the probe.
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Members of Israel's hard-right government were overjoyed at Mr. Trump's election, believing they would have a free rein to accelerate the expansion of settlements.
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They gave me a lot of free rein growing up, so I traveled to Ethiopia in high school to help out with medical relief work.
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Insurers would not be able to deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions, but they would have free rein to charge them especially high premiums.
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Whenever that happens, the internet has free rein to Photoshop whatever it damn well pleases onto the paper, and things have been getting pretty great recently.
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"This order gives ICE virtually free rein in terms of whom to target," Avideh Moussavian, a policy attorney for the National Immigration Law Center, told me.
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Now those same small coding errors open massive security vulnerabilities on networked machines that allow anyone with the know-how free rein inside a computer system.
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But their case, Mr Trump's lawyer insisted, provides no good reason to give every foreign national from those seven countries free rein to fly to America.
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But that said, it's also clear that this whole thing just gives news outlets free rein to speculate in an attempt to drive plenty of traffic.
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If Mr. Trump has such positive qualities, he has kept that side of him well hidden, while giving free rein to his dark and nasty worldview.
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But the anger on the streets has found little expression in the legislature, where Mr. Macron has been given free rein to ram through major legislation.
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Scouts are generally given free rein to sell cookies where they want, but there can be some restrictions and local approval processes for setting up booths.
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But the anger on the streets has found little expression in France's legislature, where Mr. Macron has been given free rein to ram through major legislation.
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Since then, Mr. Bolsonaro has given free rein to illegal loggers, clandestine gold miners and criminals who masquerade as meat and soybean producers, occupying protected lands.
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Without the pressure to speak for the entire company or set its course, he has been given free rein to design a collection to make waves.
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Unlike I.R.S. agents, who are not usually allowed to call delinquent taxpayers by telephone, the outside debt-collection agencies will have free rein to do so.
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Police commanders gave their officers virtually free rein to shoot "if they must" in encounters with criminals and promised legal support in cases filed against them.
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Is Donald Trump to be given free rein to carry out his agenda regardless of the damage he is likely to inflict on the American people?
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Getting engaged around someone else's wedding is normally off-limits, but when you're descended from Queen Elizabeth, you kind of have free rein (pun fully intended).
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To parents who give their children free rein over their current bioprinters and are lining up to order the kiddie versions, I say: Shame on you.
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The current GOP majority has focused almost exclusively on delivering base-pleasing tax cuts, ensuring conservative judicial appointments and giving free rein to the Trump administration.
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On an old FPS game server, this sort of moment could give you a sense of unease, as previously you had free rein of the level.
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To parents who give their children free rein over their current bioprinters and are lining up to order the kiddie versions, I say: Shame on you.
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Free Rein just released its first Valentine's Day special on February 1, a rollicking adventure with camping, a ghost horse (it's recurring), and some mild teenage love.
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Earlier this month, that exemption was extended to advertisements, giving users free rein to lie in Facebook ads so long as they are political candidates or officeholders.
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Legalization may be, overall, a better approach than prohibition, but that doesn't mean that for-profit, private companies have to be given free rein over the market.
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Fellow artist Deadmau5 called West out Twitter for his actions, before suggesting a "small Kickstarter" to help buy the software and allow Kanye's creative juices free rein.
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Mr Peters, who wants to ban foreign investment and give politicians free rein to meddle at the central bank, says he will not rush into "premature" decisions.
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This would appear to be a major departure from how other streaming services like Netflix operate, which tends to give its creators free rein over its shows.
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The streaming service basically gave the Obamas free rein to produce whatever film or TV projects their hearts desired under the pair's new production banner, Higher Ground.
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The path to prosperity does not lie in giving polluters free rein to expose our waterways to pollution and jeopardize the health of our families and communities.
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India says the group and its leader, Masood Azhar, enjoy free rein in Pakistan, and demands that Pakistan acts to stop militant groups operating from its soil.
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Players signing over their power of attorney to agents lose control of their funds, unwisely giving untrustworthy representatives free rein to withdraw funds and make dubious investments.
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They are now the favorite target of angry users and hungry politicians — wanting to make the companies pay both figuratively and literally after years of free rein.
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This is them creating what they want to wear, and brides are giving them free rein, which is great for something that's mostly planned by the woman.
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"Spain needs a government right now and not new elections," Rajoy told reporters after the PP gave him a free rein to hold further talks with Ciudadanos.
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At present, they have free rein to operate in the area, slowing the flow of pedestrian traffic and annoying many of those who pass through Times Square.
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"This administration has told [immigration] agents that the gloves are off and they have free rein to go after people they want to go after," Tan said.
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"Mum and Dad didn't have any background with horses, apart from what they bet on at the horse track," she wrote in "Free Rein" (2001), her autobiography.
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Russia became, for Shaw, a kind of alternate universe, an imaginative field in which grandiosities that he would otherwise have delighted in puncturing were given free rein.
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Last month, the social network, which has more than two billion users, announced that politicians and their campaigns had nearly free rein over content they post there.
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The Trump presidency has shown just how many ostensibly good people will do nothing, and how evil, when given a free rein at the top, trickles down.
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Whatever their respective positions happen to be on climate change or international agreements, globalists and right-wing populists can agree that corporations should basically have free rein.
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Like all Reddit moderators, they perform tasks like approving posts and banning users; they work without pay, in exchange for mostly free rein to run their subreddit.
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So does the collector Henry H. Arnhold, who gave Shechet free rein of his trove of hand-painted plates, bowls, vases, tea services, and sublimely absurd figurines.
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Enthusiastic bartenders tout the virtues of purple cucumber, shiitake mushroom elixir and eucalyptus-infused vermouth; try telling them what you usually like and give them free rein.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The Circle 6 Ranch sits halfway between Stanton and Lenorah, just off a stretch of Highway 137 in West Texas where the tumbleweeds have free rein.
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It explicitly clarifies that state BDS laws are "not preempted by any Federal law" in Subsection E, giving them free rein to continue pursuing anti-BDS action.
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Under President Trump, the massive immigration enforcement "machine" of the US will now have nearly free rein to arrest, detain, and deport unauthorized immigrants wherever it finds them.
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Since the administration has come to an agreement with ZTE, its position is now fixed, allowing the senators free rein to be tougher than Trump on the issue.
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But the bad news for flyers is that if Norwegian goes bust, the big airlines would have free rein to raise fares, presumably while keeping no-frills service.
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Whoever takes over in Zimbabwe now will need the backing of the military, but that doesn't mean those behind the seizure of power can expect a free rein.
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The OCE has had free rein to pursue allegations against lawmakers and then make recommendations to the House Ethics Committee on whether it should pursue a formal probe.
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" Stern gave NBA Entertainment workers "a lot of free rein," Sperling said, "but he reserved the right to bust your ass and tell you how you screwed up.
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Both were inspired by the period of Louis XIV, with Bertaud giving Rousteing free rein to interpret his choreography and the performance's music, Mendelssohn's "Violin Concerto No. 2".
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The police command has given officers virtually free rein to shoot "if they must" in encounters with criminals and promises them legal support in cases filed against them.
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With free rein on stage at Madison Square Garden, he accepted the night off from his new "Saint Pablo" tour, opting to speak — not rant — instead of perform.
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Sources said that instead of giving the FBI free rein, the White House counsel's office has given them a list of witnesses the bureau is permitted to interview.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state, and they now have free rein to move about," the Democratic senator told The Tampa Bay Times on Wednesday.
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They never give it up when they have free rein to lock it in for at least a decade, and exact long-overdue revenge against their political opponents.
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Tammy Connor, an interior designer in Charleston, S.C., suggested giving children free rein of a Pinterest board where they could play around with colors and styles they liked.
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"I think he knew, more or less, the type of basketball we'd be playing, with the free rein on 3-pointers and all that," D'Antoni said of Gordon.
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Mr. Trump's plan to dismantle those post-crisis regulations is widely expected to give the big banks more free rein and close the window of opportunity for newcomers.
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As part of the inquiry, FINMA is investigating whether the bank's board gave Thiam free rein to run a "bank within a bank", one of the people said.
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The video streaming service also suffers from a similar set of struggles that crop up when users are given free rein over what will appear on the platform.
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As part of the inquiry, FINMA is investigating whether the bank's board gave Thiam free rein to run a "bank within a bank," one of the people said.
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Their window of opportunity is shrinking, though, because the Trump administration wants to roll back financial regulations in a move that would give big banks more free rein.
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After a decade of governments struggling with weak or non-existent majorities, Britain now has a prime minister with immense personal authority and a free rein in Parliament.
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While President Donald Trump declared Saturday that the FBI would have "free rein" in its investigation, people close to the matter say the scope is far more limited.
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There's a formal dinner (suggested attire: "cocktail casual") but before it starts the group has free rein to explore the winding halls of the playhouse and its many amenities.
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Alas, poor Harry, he did not succeed in buying the ice sheet–covered landmass, but the US does have a military base there where it basically has free rein.
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But in daily life, we are never put in a position where someone has pretty much free rein to attack you with the objective of making you look stupid.
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Mr. Kramer said the documents setting up the trust gave Mr. Kay free rein to distribute the money as he liked, as long as the grants went to nonprofits.
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Unfortunately, because those "origin://" links could also be tricked into launching malicious software, it essentially gave hackers free rein to install almost any program onto an end user's machine.
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And is there even a point, given the Republican lock on Congress could give Trump free rein to do what he wants until the next election in two years?
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Extremists would have free rein to everything from our systems of checks and balances, to our most cherished rights, such as freedom of speech and voting for our leaders.
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Still, this acknowledgment was more of a gentle recommendation to companies than an ironclad rule that they use more direct language, giving YumEarth free rein to use that terminology.
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They've given Republicans in many states free rein to gerrymander and pass restrictive voting laws that provide them with an artificial and undemocratic advantage in elections on every level.
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Instead of giving free rein to governments guilty of pension malpractice, Congress should revise existing regulations and make it easier for companies to pool together to offer retirement plans.
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ICE should no longer get free rein to tackle, handcuff and haul away immigrants, sending a message to others that they should think twice before trusting in the courts.
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Cable news shows consider it their professional duty to provide "balance" by giving partisan talking heads free rein to spout nonsense — or amplify the nonsense of our current president.
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The staff of The Eagle Eye at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where Ty Thompson is the principal, had free rein to cover the mass shooting and its aftermath.
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Both amendments failed on party-line votes, sparking plenty of Democratic concerns that Trump's lawyers now have free rein to lean on documents only the White House knows exist.
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CFIUS typically wants to see companies create US-based leadership teams and have US-based servers to ensure China's government won't have free rein over data on American citizens.
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They've given a lot of — even the biggest creators — a lot of free rein, and it only becomes a problem when things are getting negative attention in the media.
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The vote on Heathrow is expected to pass fairly easily because the opposition Labour party said this week its MPs will be given free rein to vote with the government.
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Free Rein follows Los Angeles native Zoe (Jaylen Barron) as she and her family escape to an isle of the English coast, where Zoe's mother, Maggie (Natalie Gumede), grew up.
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Sometimes it's because extremists and traffickers rush into previously remote areas in an effort to control them, promoting a human presence in areas where animals used to enjoy free rein.
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They would like the Turkish government to promote private-sector investment, keep a tight lid on the budget deficit, and give the central bank free rein to do its job.
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Silicon Valley's fruitful "go fast and break things" style of innovation is possible only if firms have relatively free rein to put out new products while they still need perfecting.
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The Guardian took things a step further: There is surely a large element here of big-name directors being granted free rein due to the guaranteed ticket sales they bring.
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U.S. allies have been worried by Trump's actively courting Chinese President Xi Jinping to restrain North Korea, fearing Washington might allow China a more free rein elsewhere in the region.
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Jim Fassel, then the head coach of the New York Giants, was so moved when he heard a firefighter left behind 210871 children that he gave the Palombos free rein.
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" When asked why, given free rein, she chose to revisit this project, Leibovitz responded plainly: "As soon as you put something to bed like the 'Women' book, you're never finished.
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Stuart Wilson of the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa, a group that aims to "challenge inequality", argues that private developers have free rein to exploit the inner city.
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Snowden aces a cyber-exam test nearly five times faster than the best record — set to a pulsing synth beat, of course — after which O'Brian practically gives him free rein.
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They have also argued Trump has given the Pentagon too much free rein on military operations, allowing service members to get into deadly situations with little to no public scrutiny.
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And of course, the wonderful Met orchestra: It must be a temptation for any conductor to give this ensemble free rein, perhaps without at times due consideration for the voices.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," he told the Tampa Bay Times before a campaign event in Tampa.
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They'll rediscover the concerns that Justice Breyer and other Democratic Supreme Court appointees have long expressed: giving unelected bureaucrats free rein in deciding what Congress meant is profoundly un-democratic.
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Though the FTR is unlike any current Indian, the company's director of product design, Ola Stenegard, said that in his view the brand's storied racing heritage offered it free rein.
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These are partisan actors who have free rein to draw districts just about any way they see fit — and they often use that power to unfairly benefit their political party.
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In New York, prosecutors operate within a draconian system that gives them free rein to leave defendants in the dark about aspects of their cases for months or even years.
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The show's team has benefited from the free rein to produce boldly experimental work, as well as from the considerable intellectual resources represented by their colleagues in The Times's newsroom.
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Two dozen design and architecture firms were given free rein in a 12,425 square-foot townhouse on the Upper East Side, transforming it with their most creative, and lavish, ideas.
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For the drafts of poems in this issue I approached a handful of poets, explaining the idea and giving them free rein to pick whatever poem they felt best suited.
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So now you have this entire organization that will basically be given free rein to go out and target American troops in the region, which they may very well do.
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Szarkowski had always been a distinctive stylist, but this format enabled him to give free rein to his talents as a writer, which were usually securely tethered by curatorial obligation.
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The President recently tweeted that the FBI has "free rein" in conducting the supplemental investigation, but that is not consistent with what sources familiar with the investigation have told CNN.
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In a hilarious new video, the actor is given free rein inside the Tiffany Men's pop-up shop in New York City — and the actor takes advantage of every second.
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As China's economy has slowed, the government has pledged to give more free rein to market forces, though some foreign businesses have expressed disappointment at the speed of those reforms.
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The occupiers had built some fine public works, fixing sewerage systems and paving roads — the Spanish had left the island a ruin — but they also gave American carpetbaggers free rein.
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Gervais says he has free rein to say whatever he likes at the dinner - an informal affair where champagne flows and the comedian swigged beer onstage throughout the 2016 show.
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Orrin Hatch, whose home state of Utah is home to a big chunk of the supplement industry, supplement manufacturers pretty much have free rein to say anything and do anything.
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And rather than giving Israel free rein on settlements, the White House has said building new ones or expanding existing ones beyond their current borders would not be helpful to peace.
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"It's only really the hypernationalists that are given free rein, their content isn't censored," said Fergus Ryan, an analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) who studies Chinese social media.
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On one hand, they're willing to give their designers free rein and millions of dollars to explore distant-future concepts, but then their production vehicles toe a narrow, unadventurous design line.
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When Duterte became president in June 2016, he appointed Dela Rosa as his national police chief and gave him free rein to roll out Davao's crime-fighting model across the Philippines.
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After giving the states free rein for decades, federal courts recently struck down legislative maps in Wisconsin and North Carolina, drawing a constitutional line that had previously existed only in theory.
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De Blasio abandoned the proposed freeze and Uber now enjoys free rein in the biggest city in the US. As of midday Thursday, Uber's tweet has been retweeted almost 600 times.
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Despite the common image of boot camp as a place where barking sergeants in broad-brimmed hats have nearly free rein to harass recruits, strict rules control what instructors can do.
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If the past few years have taught us anything, it's that giving a white supremacist, for example, free rein to rant and rave is no guarantee that audiences will be repulsed.
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Even if they thought their uncle had given them free rein to pick any suit in the store, they would stop short when presented with a bill showing a jumbo shortfall.
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Social media companies have had to adapt to stricter regulations in Europe, but the U.S. has no general consumer privacy law, giving tech companies free rein to monetize most personal data.
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It now allows the majority party free rein to push through nominees with little to no consideration for the views or objections of the minority — a major break in Senate tradition.
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Editorial Observer Joggers, bikers and pedestrians will finally have free rein in Central Park, starting on Wednesday, when a ban on cars along all park roads, except the transverses, takes effect.
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He does a neat balancing trick here, giving his adventurous side free rein at times while more often using it to add interest to the standards a hotel restaurant probably needs.
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But Mr. Netanyahu has not been given totally free rein on settlement building, and Mr. Trump's election promise of moving the United States Embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv remains unfulfilled.
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Indeed, the federal government's approach appears to have given organized crime groups in the state free rein to do battle, said Falko Ernst, the Mexico analyst for the International Crisis Group.
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That is where we are today with the Internet, which is at a crossroads: will it be a safe neighborhood or a dark and fearful place where criminals have free rein?
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Lawmakers get free rein to discriminate, while citizens must file private lawsuits and then wait, often years, while elections keep being held, representatives keep getting elected and policies keep getting made.
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Banks, insurers and asset managers in Britain currently have free rein in seeking customers, investors and markets across the EU, helping to maintain London's standing as a top global financial center.
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Though Tehran and its partners refrained from attacking American forces during the duration of the deal, Mr. Pompeo argued that the agreement gave Iran "free rein" to expand its regional activities.
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And while the American company Clif Bar canceled its sponsorship of several climbers because of discomfort with the risks they were taking, Steck's European sponsors, like Audi, gave him free rein.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Saturday that the FBI has "free rein" to investigate his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who has been accused of sexual assault and sexual misconduct.
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At $300 a person, the black-tie party let masked guests have free rein of the trendy hotel's ground floor, while second-floor guest rooms were reserved for Halloween-themed adventures.
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But the message is being sent clearly that, starting the minute President Trump took the oath of office, rank-and-file police officers have free rein and tacit White House support.
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Marvel didn't really incorporate this dilemma of heroic responsibility into its first slew of its movies, where the Avengers had free rein to do whatever they wanted and were glorified for it.
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One or two pieces would have been enough, but given free rein in an abandoned steel factory in Voltri, a district near Genoa, he produced 27 pieces of sculpture in 30 days.
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Now Hurts has been given free rein to let loose, silencing detractors who felt he hung on to the ball too tightly or bailed out of the pocket too frequently at Alabama.
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It's worth noting Dilan has voted in the past for vacancy decontrol, which some argue encourages landlords to harass tenants so they leave, giving them free rein to hike up the rent.
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N-VA leader Bart de Wever, mayor of second city Antwerp, has since the attacks blamed left-wing leaders in the capital for allowing militant Islamists free rein to radicalise Arab youths.
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But if given free rein, some worry, these quadcopter capitalists might darken the sky with their machines, deafen us with their buzzing, and shower debris on those below when they inevitably collide.
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The priority for Mr Obama's successor will be to find a policy that provides America with at least some leverage over what happens in Syria's endgame, rather than giving Russia free rein.
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"If you're not given free rein to implement the strategy that you want, you've got one hand tied behind your back," said a former M&S director speaking on condition of anonymity.
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But such a vague standard would effectively give the Supreme Court free rein to decide which of myriad regulations they would like to uphold and which they would prefer to strike down.
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One wonders what the reason could be for denying such access, other than the free rein to hold people in secret and treat them in ways prohibited by U.S. and international law.
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While Egyptians, Syrians and Yemenis in Istanbul can blast their governments without restraint, not all the Arab dissidents are given free rein, with the differences in treatment often reflecting Turkey's foreign relations.
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At home, they have free rein ("Our couch will never look nice, it won't, and I'm O.K. with that," she said), and the three older ones usually find their way into bed.
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The governor has also been close to a key witness implicated in the scheme, Todd Howe, and to Mr. Kaloyeros, whom he had given free rein to think up high-tech projects.
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There was hardly free rein at the site, said Marianne Kwok, a director of the architecture firm KPF, which has worked from the get-go on the platform, site plan and buildings.
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"Amsterdam has given free rein...to a motley crew of drugs criminals, a ring of hustlers and parasites, middle-men and extortionists, of dubious notaries and real estate agents," the report said.
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"We are in the position we are in today because Donald Trump has sent a myriad of signals to the Russians that they have free rein around the world," Murphy told MSNBC.
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The committee gave the "Blue Dog mafia," as some call them, free rein to work with candidates on campaign operations in some of the toughest districts on the expanded Democratic target list.
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Since then, each state has essentially had free rein to tailor its rules without top-down control, according to Busch, who is author of Outsiders and Openness in the Presidential Nominating System.
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The White House has since vigorously denied these reports and said it's giving the FBI free rein to do whatever it needs to do to make sure a review is effectively completed.
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Israel will not interfere with Russia's campaign to rescue the Syrian regime; Russia will give Israel a more or less free rein to hit targets linked to Iran and its Lebanese ally, Hizbullah.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Nasdaq withdrew its offer for Oslo Bors on Monday, giving pan-European exchange Euronext free rein to pursue its bid for the Norwegian stock market operator after a five-month battle.
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That way, you can make it seem like your friend's selfie is part of your own staged scene, giving your friend free rein to make you look as goofy or compromised as possible.
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Corporations have translated their economic power into political power, lobbying for policies that give them free rein to despoil the environment; and the swamp President Donald Trump promised to drain has been overflowing.
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Trump reveals what Dems think Donald Trump is a Freudian scythe, slicing into the Democratic unconscious and loosing demons that have lurked in hidden recesses, often barely concealed but now given free rein.
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On the final day, participants were given a healthy meal, followed by free rein at a snack bar containing tasty treats including cookies, candy and chips (what researchers dubbed "highly palatable, rewarding snacks").
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"We are not going to give you free rein to undermine the party and president the way that you are doing," ZANU-PF national political commissar Saviour Kasukuwere told a recent party rally.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," Nelson told the newspaper, which posted an audio recording of the interview on its website.
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Last year, it installed a luminous skateboard ramp as part of a promotion inspired by Los Angeles; artists such as Ai Weiwei and Leandro Erlich have been given free rein in the past.
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Collectively, the regulations would end the free rein that American tech giants have long enjoyed in this country of 1.3 billion people, which is the world's fastest-growing market for new internet users.
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He, in my mind, he was a kid, which I realize is probably being a little forgiving of someone who has been given an incredible amount of money and power and free rein.
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"The extreme environmentalists were given free rein under the Obama administration for eight years, including writing the EPA's regulations, and they can't handle the fact that the American people said, 'enough,'" he said.
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Given free rein in the Museum of Modern Art's archives, the authors mined the untold story of the museum's fraught relationship with race in general and black artists and their work in particular.
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Under the guise of reform, the House passed the Regulatory Accountability Act, giving polluters and the tobacco industry free rein to avoid meaningful oversight, regardless of the effect on the health of Americans.
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After defective ignition switches in some General Motors cars led to dozens of deaths, the carmaker hired a former federal prosecutor, Anton Valukas, and gave him free rein to determine what had happened.
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Book titles span every category, from finance and career to health and happiness, plus classic literature thrown in as well — and with a lifetime subscription, you'll have free rein over every single one.
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Chipotle will give you your fill of Mexican food, but because you have free rein to create your own meals from various fillings and toppings, the calories and sodium counts can add up quickly.
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Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents had relatively free rein to catch and deport immigrants — and easy access to local jails to pick up immigrants who'd come in contact with local police.
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I don't understand why manufacturers think that selling an inexpensive laptop gives them free rein to annoy customers with tacky spam and unwelcome distractions, but they seem hell-bent on maintaining that status quo.
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The White House has also highlighted its approach to regulations of drones and self-driving cars, indicating that it will do more to give companies and cities free rein to experiment with the technology.
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Instead of Manafort's attempts to make Trump a more traditional candidate, Bannon will take over as Trump's top adviser, giving Trump free rein to run as the outsider candidate who won the Republican primaries.
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The law effectively gave bankers, or "sophisticated traders," free rein from pre-existing oversight mechanisms when they wanted to make deals on the sidelines of the major stock exchanges, in "over-the-counter" trading.
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To safeguard that opportunity, banks must be more proactive in defining a practical balance between consumers' strong desire for control over their personal data and digital brands' and data aggregators' demands for free rein.
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Lactalis for years denied speculation that it planned to delist Parmalat, which was relaunched in 26.42 after going bankrupt following a financial scandal two years earlier, to have free rein in running the group.
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The danger, they say, is that once external security is breached, hackers can have free rein to access onboard vehicle computer systems which manage everything from engines and brakes to air conditioning and infotainment.
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His goal instead is to give these industry giants free rein to manipulate and control the internet for their own gain under the delusion that "the market" will sort everything out in the end.
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If Republicans retain their hold on Congress, the party will likely feel emboldened to move forward with legislation and drop the Russia investigations, giving the President at least two more years of free rein.
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Pretty much everyone in Silicon Valley says that that's bogus and that consumers will lose, while big corporations like Comcast will have free rein to jack up prices for different types of internet services.
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He received U.S. military support that was helped the victory of Iraqi security forces over the Sunni militant group, and gave free rein to Iran to back Shi'ite militias fighting on the same side.
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Still, it's probably a mistake to assume that "the Republican establishment" will all of a sudden be allowed free rein to make some sort of deal, like the party bosses in conventions of yore.
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These irrational forces, given free rein by de Sade's characters, proved to the Surrealists that our unceasing desires remake the actual, given world so thoroughly that the very concept of "reality" is finally meaningless.
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"In my mind, he was a kid, which I realize is probably being a little forgiving of someone who has been given an incredible amount of money and power and free rein," said Wiener.
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He welcomed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's offer to take on the fight against ISIS — an offer that many critics see as a cover for having free rein to kill YPG members in Syria.
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But the predators don't have free rein on the internet, thanks to nearly four dozen child protection hotlines around the world, which act as a first line of defense against the explosion of imagery.
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China's censors had allowed criticism of local officials but have begun cracking down on reporting of the outbreak, issuing reprimands to tech firms that gave free rein to online speech, according to Chinese journalists.
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"We are facing people who are not here to protest, but to smash and we want to have the means to not give them a free rein," Philippe told TF1 television's evening news program.
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The station gives free rein to its highly opinionated DJs, of both the right (such as Nigel Farage, a former leader of the UK Independence Party) and the left (like James O'Brien, the Remainiacs' hero).
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And while Facebook is restricting wallet access on its platform to its own digital payments service, it's giving free rein to developers to build other apps for Libra's payment platform without vetting them at all.
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By pulling himself out of the debate, Trump is giving the other candidates free rein to attack him – and unlike previous debates when Trump fought back – viewers will only hear one side of the story.
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In the most dystopian scenarios, such a ruling could give free rein to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and other proponents of government vouchers for private religious schools, further eroding support for the public school system.
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John Kasich had the wisdom to curb Republican lawmakers' worst excesses, but DeWine has already made clear that he will give them free rein to pass laws that criminalize abortion and empower the gun lobby.
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Google makes money on its ads business, and giving advertisers free rein to stalk you on every site seems really good for companies hoping to remind you of that thing you checked out one time.
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From 28503 through 22019, more than 96 percent of mass public shootings occurred in gun-free zones, where the shooter has free rein to fire away while victims have virtually no power to defend themselves.
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Dan Forest said Charlotte's ordinance "would have given pedophiles, sex offenders and perverts free rein to watch women, boys and girls undress and use the bathroom," cruel characterizations that have no relationship to being transgender.
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But that free rein stops when they attract attention from the Communist Party in one of two ways, says Derek Scissors, an expert on China's economy at the American Enterprise Institute: They get too big.
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The researchers say Minecraft is a good place for an AI to learn about human language because it's a rigid environment in which players have almost endless free rein in what the do and build.
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But 10 months after being given free rein to tackle everything from the federal government's outdated technology to peace in the Middle East, the do-whatever-you-want stage of Mr. Kushner's tenure is over.
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Considering it's built its name from open-world and crime games, two genres that by definition betoken free rein and anarchy, it must be difficult for Rockstar to justify the production of something more structured.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Saturday that the F.B.I. will have "free rein" to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, but the emerging contours of the inquiry showed its limited scope.
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He gave Mr. Puzo, who had yet to achieve fame as the author of "The Godfather," free rein as a reviewer, putting his takedown of Paris Review's celebrated author interviews on the journal's front page.
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Yaakov Amidror, Israel's former national security adviser, said the calibrated response by the United States had sent a message that Washington was reengaged in the region and that Russia did not have free rein in Syria.
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According to Johnson himself, previous Star Wars writers like Kasdan and Abrams pretty much gave him free rein to do whatever the hell he wanted with The Last Jedi after providing a foundation with Force Awakens.
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After years of giving it a relatively free rein for a U.S. tech company, the Chinese government ordered the closure of iBooks Store and iTunes and Movies just six months after the services launched in China.
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Nepal's park officials were given this free rein decades ago, shortly after WWF first arrived in Chitwan in 20173 to launch a rhinoceros conservation project in a lush lowland forest at the foot of the Himalayas.
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An American pull-out also allows the Turks free rein to carry out military operations against America's allies in the largely Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which were the ground troops that retook Syria from ISIS.
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Mr. Seibert said that Jack Dorsey, who returned as Twitter's chief executive last summer, has given his product chiefs free rein to question products that have typically been off limits, a stance he described as empowering.
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They fear that Duterte, who has said the drug problem is a crisis so extreme that he needs free rein to solve it, will reinstate the martial law that defined a decade of the Marcos dictatorship.
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Manafort's lead defense attorney, Kevin Downing, argued that Rosenstein -- who appointed Mueller -- did not clearly specify what could or could not be examined, giving the special counsel free rein to investigate a broad swath of issues.
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The situations are distinct: Mr. Starr was a conservative Republican who, as an independent counsel, had free rein on his investigation; Mr. Comey, a Republican, was appointed by President Obama and answers to the Justice Department.
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But I often heard romanticized stories of "the old patrol," a lament for the days when agents had free rein across the borderlands, lighting abandoned cars on fire and "tuning up" smugglers and migrants at will.
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Since we're giving them free rein, they can afford to play the long game and cheerfully meddle in our elections and spread disinformation in an attempt to undermine voters trust in our democracy and democratic institutions.
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"The whole thing is just so embarrassing that this guy basically has free rein to do whatever he wants, and management is either helpless or uninterested in doing anything about it," said one Fox News employee.
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The agency even scheduled a two-day hearing at headquarters -- that began, ironically, the morning after Election Day -- to solicit comments from industry representatives and from those who opposed the industry's push for a free rein.
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Qatar has struck back since the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi, giving free rein to its media, such as the satellite channel Al Jazeera, to broadcast the most lurid details of the case across the Arab world.
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"Kidnapping a suspect would make the U.S. into an international outlaw," Representative Don Edwards of California said during the hearing, as he outlined the consequences for America's reputation if federal authorities had free rein to kidnap.
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But while Stevenson's Victorian doctor wants to allow his less socially accepted urges free rein, Mr. Lewis's comical zhlub — a kind of Mad magazine parody come to life — turns into a cool nightclub singer, Buddy Love.
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If they choose to continue to go down the no-impeachment path, they will be known as enablers, who just like their Republican colleagues turned the other way to give free rein to President Trump's actions.
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How much free-rein Pichai ultimately has over the Alphabet empire, and how active Page and Brin will be from their seats in the boardroom, is probably the biggest question coming out of Tuesday&aposs news.
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It sends real-time alerts to your phone in the event that the alarm is triggered, and it grants you free rein on the settings to accommodate your security requirements thanks to its highly-customizable software.
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This grants the show's creators some unique advantages: it provides them with free rein to tell a story in an established universe, while helping them avoid some of the pitfalls of living up to the original material.
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The government will open the telecommunications industry to private investment and give "free rein to telecommunications companies in the development of the internet," according to a notice issued by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council.
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Israel will not interfere with Russia's revival of the regime in Syria, and Russia will continue to allow Israel a more-or-less free rein to go after targets linked to Iran and its Lebanese proxy, Hizbullah.
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Aside from rigorous daily testing, the kids have free rein to do whatever they want, so long as they don't go too far into the forest or to the gate that connects them to the outside world.
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In 2011 and 2012, Anwar R. headed the investigations section of Branch 251 and later of Branch 285 of Syria's General Intelligence Directorate, where officials had free rein to detain and interrogate suspected opposition activists, she said.
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Petrobras shares spiked 10 percent on Monday as investors bet a Bolsonaro administration would mostly give the company free rein in terms of selling off units to cut debt or setting fuel prices according to market forces.
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The statement came hours after The New York Times reported the White House has given the FBI free rein to interview any relevant witnesses in the probe as long as the bureau finishes the investigation this week.
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The Federal Communications Commission, led by Chairman Ajit Pai, has voted to dismantle net neutrality, removing the Title II classification and allowing internet providers free rein to block, throttle, or prioritize content online as they see fit.
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"In stark contrast, the prosecutors have nearly free rein to interrogate him whenever they please, often late in the evenings and even on holidays and Sundays when the detention center is closed to his attorneys," she wrote.
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Why it matters: Border agents have extremely broad authority to detain and search people coming into the country — so much so that agents have more or less taken free rein to search devices of anybody they choose.
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Unlike Reince Priebus, who will be handling daily operations as chief of staff, Bannon will have free rein to think big picture and influence not just messaging but big picture strategy, including national security and foreign policy.
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Beginning in April, Ukrainian nationalist groups that were given free rein four years ago to fight the Russian military incursion have taken instead to attacking the softer targets of Roma camps, saying they are "cleaning" Ukraine's cities.
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But it would give a Democratic successor administration free rein to issue a new, stronger CPP (which the Resources for the Future analysis says could reduce electricity sector emissions 20303 percent above the baseline case by 2030).
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Some officers had been lining their pockets for years, but their activities became a true conspiracy amid the chaos of 1003-2100, as commanders were so desperate to stem the violence that they gave them free rein.
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A report last month commissioned by the city said it "has given free rein ... to a motley crew of drugs criminals, a ring of hustlers and parasites, middlemen and extortionists, of dubious notaries and real estate agents".
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"It told the Iranians that they had free rein to develop a Shia crescent that extended from Yemen to Iraq to Syria and into Lebanon, surrounding our ally Israel, and threatening American lives as well," Pompeo said.
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"The biggest political mistake in American history was to allow a reporter, whose integrity has been impugned across the spectrum, into the White House and give him free rein," said one source close to the White House.
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The three dentist-designers hosted two workshops where they showed people how to make a personalized blowjob-enhancing mouthguard, and encouraged visitors to give their sexual imagination free rein, showing them how dentistry could realize these fantasies.
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And I think Bob is right that if you gave the Republicans a free rein, they would cut too many programs and hurt too many people, but I don't think that's the starting place for the discussion.
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While Paul and his co-hosts offer some soft pushback on a few items, they mostly give Jones free rein to pontificate on his theories, including Pizzagate and the claims the Sandy Hook shooting was a false flag.
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The women, whose roles ranged from chefs to unpaid externs, painted a picture of a kitchen where Iuzzini felt he had free rein to be verbally abusive, often screamed at employees, and went through unpredictable shifts in mood.
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President Donald Trump told reporters Saturday that the FBI would have "free rein" in its investigation, despite reports that the White House has attempted to control who the agency speaks with and restrict the scope of the probe.
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While most environmentalists feared fewer regulations would result in free rein for polluters, Energy Probe's suspicion of government planners was in line with the neo-liberal agenda that brought Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, and Brian Mulroney to office.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has actively courted Beijing's support on North Korea, raising concerns among Southeast Asian allies in the lead-up to the dialogue that Washington might allow China a more free rein elsewhere in the region.
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America has lots to learn from Europe on data protection: the idea that customers and citizens own their data, and should not give companies free rein with their private information as a condition of doing business, is admirable.
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It was a vexing strategy: Music, the one thing Mr. Bieber should be given free rein in, was turned into a sort of jail, one that now extends to the arenas of the world on the Purpose Tour.
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The US withdrawal will give Erdogan's forces free rein to eradicate Kurdish allies who have been loyal to the US. Russia and Iran will have few restraints on their efforts to prop up Assad's murderous regime in Syria.
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Products of the state education system of the 1980s — a time when General Zia gave religious clergy free rein and curbed political parties — most members of the new middle class are familiar with the discourses of Islamic groups.
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The bottom-line message he had to me was, look, we want you to have free rein of the agency, do what you think is the right policy to get America investing again, get the sector moving again.
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Al Jazeera gives free rein to Saudi dissidents, while Sheikha Mozah is the object of lurid, often misogynistic insults in the Saudi, Emirati and Egyptian media, where she is portrayed as a power-hungry manipulator of weak men.
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"We are facing people who are not here to protest, but to smash and we want to have the means not to give them a free rein," the prime minister added in an interview with TV channel TF1.
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That is the opportunity to appoint and approve a justice to the court who is empowered with a swing vote to give free rein to the hateful impulses of a tyrannical chief executive unchecked by an acquiescent Congress.
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I go back and forth about whether I should feel sympathy for him, but it seems absurd that someone should be given free rein to make an unsafe workplace for others, even if they are on the spectrum.
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Washington (CNN)A Minnesota teenager who was sentenced to life in prison under then-County Attorney Amy Klobuchar claims that she "gave the police free rein and said, 'Just bring me back a conviction,' " without studying the evidence.
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LONDON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The new chief executive of British home improvement retailer Kingfisher will have a free rein to pursue whatever strategy he wants, its chairman said on Wednesday, including a possible break-up of the group.
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But, far from being put off by the turmoil rocking his administration, Trump appears to be relishing a new chapter of his presidency, as he axes and undermines aides he distrusts and gives his impulsive personality free rein.
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Landrieu said he's also concerned that the Trump administration's rhetoric and policy is leading to a spike in crime because people living in the country illegally are afraid to report incidents, giving offenders the sense of free rein.
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Although Bemelmans consulted with Huyot, he was given free rein to paint what he liked, and so he depicted Central Park across four seasons and included Madeline (perhaps, in Bemelmans's mind, she is visiting New York from Paris).
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Early in his career, in pamphlets, on posters and in paintings, and in his later years, in a series of illustrated letters and drawings, he gave free rein to wordplay and employed his acute sense of writing's materiality.
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Yet in 1937, when Fritz Hauschild, the head chemist for the Temmler firm in Berlin (expropriated from its Jewish co-owner in 1934), synthesized the drug patented and marketed as Pervitin, the company received free rein to advertise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every summer, the Getty Center has given free rein to a lineup of artists to transform the museum's architecture, gardens, and exhibitions as part of its long-running Friday Flights performance series.
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"Arab governments have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at an increasing rate," Khashoggi wrote in the column, which was sent to the Post by his translator a day after he was reported missing in October.
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"It was an ambiguous vote of confidence in Pravin Gordhan which would suggest that the agencies supposedly investigating Pravin Gordhan will be given relatively free rein to continue these investigations," said Daniel Silke, a director at Political Futures Consultancy.
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"You have members of the organization moving into the White House, you have a White House with free rein, almost, over what is broadcast over one of the most widely watched cable networks in the country today," O'Rourke said.
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Sagal said that while they had some items that they planned out to discuss ahead of time, each episode was a "great, freewheeling conversation," and that he was given free rein to discuss whatever he wanted about the show.
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As cool as it is that you can flip on Autopilot on the highway and let the car handle most of the work, it's not safe to give it free rein, or even take your hands off the wheel.
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They charged that his casinos had given free rein at the gambling tables to a wealthy horse breeder named Robert LiButti, who had insisted that no blacks or women serve as dealers while he was playing the craps tables.
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"[Ten] months after being given free rein to tackle everything from the federal government's outdated technology to peace in the Middle East, the do-whatever-you-want stage of Mr. Kushner's tenure is over," the New York Times reports.
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Whereas "In the Country of Men" is constrained by Matar's choice of a child protagonist (who, like many fictional children, is made to know things he surely cannot), the memoir gives free rein to his articulate and adult self.
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From the moment you walk in the door you're handed a free beverage and given free rein to try out the plumped, hooked up, and turned-on showers, sinks, ovens, fridges, and dishwashers and other home appliances and fixtures.
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Titled "On Air" and covering 64,500 square feet, the show is the latest iteration of the Palais de Tokyo's biannual Carte Blanche series, in which an artist is given free rein of France's largest exhibition space for contemporary art.
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For nearly four years, the street photographer Jeff Mermelstein had free rein to shoot the congregants at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn — pilgrims to the temporary shrine of Jay-Z or Barbra Streisand or the Nets or professional wrestling.
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The Def Con Voting Village, a now-annual event at the US's largest hacking conference, gives hackers free rein to try to break into a wide variety of decommissioned election equipment, some of which is still in use today.
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In the meantime, I'm deeply grateful this holiday season to a newspaper that gives me free rein to cover these stories and to all of you readers (beyond my wife and mother) who stick with me when I do!
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Aside from the occasional check-ins by staff for the speaker, Mr. Hyde and his team had free rein to conduct the trial as they saw fit, said Paul McNulty, who served as a top aide to Mr. Hyde.
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As opposed to the medical community, which is committed to protecting patient privacy and staying true to science, anti-vaxxers have free rein to say and do what they want, including bending and breaking facts to fit their narrative.
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"This sets back arms control 25 years and gives ministers free rein to sell arms to countries even where there is clear evidence they are breaching international humanitarian law," said Mark Goldring, the chief executive of Oxfam's British branch.
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It offers access to a wide range of VPN servers spread across 70 locations all across the globe, thereby giving you free rein to visit local and international streaming servers including US Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Hulu, ESPN+, HBO Now, and more.
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It's bracing to see a woman of 46 given free rein to be smart, and vulnerable, and sexy, too, and Hahn is that, at once confident and defenseless in the scenes that require her to shed both inhibition and clothing.
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It makes a difference who gets granted that much free rein and whose concerns get ignored in favor of elevating one person's vision above all else — even when, like Thurman, they're trying to speak up on behalf of their own safety.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. movie theater chains fear that a Justice Department review of little-known mid-century rules may result in studios getting free rein to force them to show unpopular movies in exchange for getting blockbuster releases, threatening their profits.
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Starting tomorrow, state legislators will consider a new amendment to the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) that could neuter one of the strongest privacy laws in the US, giving Facebook free rein to run facial recognition scans without users' consent.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke attacked the close ties between Republican President Donald Trump and Fox News on Sunday, saying the White House has "free rein, almost" over what is broadcast on the cable television network.
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Big Break: After graduating from film school at the University of Southern California, Mr. Yang found his way to the video branch of BuzzFeed in 2014, where he was given free rein to experiment with writing and directing novel story formats.
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From its opening moments, when Rock walked onstage to the thumping beat of Public Enemy's classic rap anthem "Fight the Power," it was clear the ceremony's producers had given the host free rein to explore racial themes throughout the show.
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The truth is, if just about any other president were to allow his White House counsel free rein to speak to prosecutors investigating the administration or the president himself — as is surely what's under way — the president's conduct would be applauded.
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But the judge told Avenatti he would not have free rein in her courtroom "to denigrate Mr. Cohen and, I believe, potentially, deprive him of a fair trial by tainting a jury pool" should criminal charges be brought against Cohen.
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Wearing a sombrero, Ms. Shriver spoke out against "cultural appropriation" as a valid critique, arguing that it censored her work as a writer, that she would not have free rein to fully imagine others' perspectives and widen her world of characters.
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Mr. Horvitz, the chairman of the museum's board, and Ms. Good, who is also on the board, gave the director Bonnie Clearwater free rein to pick from their collection for the museum, which had spotty holdings in the contemporary area.
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However, if Louisiana has free rein to terminate the contract, or if the arrangement caps the number of patients that can be treated per annum, then the state will have created no revolution — only a pedestrian bulk purchase of drugs.
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Where Trump has earned the trust of the American people by fulfilling his promises, Pelosi and the Democrats have betrayed that trust by granting their most irresponsible members free rein to advance their destructive agenda and spout their hateful rhetoric.
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That's why I decided to pick up bullet journaling, a system created by Ryder Carroll that organizes your to-do list, your schedule and your journal in one notebook while giving you free rein to design it according to your lifestyle.
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Would you visit an amusement park without having to wait in lines; run wild on a mall shopping spree; explore a renowned museum with free rein — or is there some other place or activity you'd love to enjoy in solitude?
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The enactment of the legislation was a victory for activists and Catholic Church leaders, who argued that giving miners free rein in El Salvador would further pollute the water sources of one of the most environmentally wrecked countries in the hemisphere.
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The disclosures came as Mr. Trump made clear on Friday that he believes he has free rein over the Justice Department and its cases, rejecting Mr. Barr's public demand of a day earlier that the president stop commenting on such cases.
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The more collegial approach marks a sharp departure from the antagonistic stance that President Donald Trump took in the fall, when he accused Democrats of giving people experiencing homelessness free rein to "destroy" cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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" Judge Paul V. Niemeyer of the Fourth Circuit, dissenting from last week's opinion, agreed, expressing alarm that in the future a court could "have free rein to select whichever expression of a candidate's developing ideas best supports its desired conclusion.
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That prediction was based largely on one reason: China lacks "serious law" about data protection, which gives companies pretty much free rein to develop their technology, said Dong Tao, vice chairman for Greater China at Credit Suisse Private Banking Asia Pacific.
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The Republican-led FCC voted to repeal the consumer protections in December despite an outcry from internet users and activists worried the move would give free rein to companies like Verizon and Comcast to disrupt the free flow of information online.
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Republicans are like, no taxes, total free rein for businesses to do whatever the heck that they want and Democrats are like free stuff for everybody and we'll figure out how to pay for it maybe 100 years from now.
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Again, this is about balancing the risks and benefits of legalization: Maybe legalization is the better approach on net compared to prohibition, but that doesn't mean that for-profit, private companies have to be given free rein over the market.
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JACKIE GONZALES Albany To the Editor: David Brooks's column is based on the faulty premise that American innovation is driven principally by the desire to make money, and that without free-rein capitalism, there would be no motivation to invent the next iPod.
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The Department of Homeland Security is officially putting the sweeping executive orders that President Donald Trump signed his first week in office into practice — giving the federal government nearly free rein to arrest, detain, and deport unauthorized immigrants wherever it finds them.
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While both appear to be in good health for their age, the Republican Senate victory on Election Day would give Trump free rein to appoint a new justice who would serve for decades, if the opportunity arises in the next two years.
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"We are facing people who are not here to protest, but to smash and we want to have the means to not give them a free rein," Philippe told TF1 television's evening news programme on Thursday, revising an earlier figure of 65,000 forces.
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And I think we have done a really good job of ensuring those folks have had free rein to do what they want to do, and, in fact, increased investment levels and give them an opportunity to do something like HBO Max.
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Despite the opposition, which saw the resignation of trade minister Greg Hands from the government last Thursday, the vote is expected to pass because the opposition Labour party said this week its MPs will be given free rein to vote with the government.
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The company will provide the independent operators with scooters, which they are given free rein to brand as they please, as well as access to the company's marketplace of chargers and mechanics, in exchange for 20 percent of the cost of each ride.
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The key lies in the fact that Minecraft is what's known as a "sandbox" game, where players can roam around with relatively free rein as to what they want to do or build, while also following a set of relatively simple rules.
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Its new plan calls for reopening to grazing more than 85 percent of the lands protected by the original deal, giving cows free rein and dooming the fragile desert to be trampled and fouled by livestock, except for the narrow river corridor itself.
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"As far as tween-oriented shows go, 'Free Rein' is as watchable as they come — reasonable kid-acting, no constant shrieking, and a decent balance of friendship stories, family stories, romantic subplots and general horsiness," Margaret Lyons wrote in The New York Times.
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The dispute prompted by a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing demonstrates the vast gulf between advocates of super-strong encryption, who say it's vital for cybersecurity, and law enforcement hawks who fear encrypted communications could give free rein to child predators and other criminals.
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Mr. Yárrington, the former governor arrested in Italy, is wanted by both Mexico and the United States on charges that he took bribes from drug cartels to allow them free rein in his state, Tamaulipas, which borders Texas on the Gulf Coast.
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Instead, it is a case of a powerful regulator and an industry giant sharing a political ideology, and suddenly, with the election of Mr. Trump, having free rein to pursue it — with both Mr. Smith, 1.83, and Mr. Pai, 21.8, reaping rewards.
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Fans of games like Dungeons & Dragons know that the fun comes, in part, from a creative Dungeon Master—an all-powerful narrator who follows a storyline but has free rein to improvise in response to players' actions and the fate of the dice.
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But as the war appears to be winding down, some analysts say the aims of Russia and Iran are diverging: Moscow prefers a strong secular central government in Syria, while Tehran prefers a weaker government that would allow Iran-backed militias free rein.
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The Republican-led FCC voted to repeal the consumer protections in December amid an outcry from internet users and activists worried that the move would give free rein to companies like Verizon and Comcast to disrupt the free flow of information online.
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I am a 70-year-old retiree, and the prospect of allowing Wall Street free rein to pillage the financial markets with unregulated exotic investment instruments and people like Bernie Madoff to prey on unsuspecting investors without oversight was too much for me.
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"We are facing people who are not here to protest, but to smash and we want to have the means to not give them a free rein," Philippe told TF1 television's evening news program on Thursday, revising an earlier figure of 65,000 forces.
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Abadi, who came to power four years ago after Islamic State seized a third of the country, received U.S. military support for Iraq's army to defeat Islamic State even as he gave free rein to Iran to back Shi'ite militias fighting on the same side.
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The fact that Kiselyov is being given free rein to use such tough rhetoric about Trump is nonetheless likely to reflect how deep the Kremlin's anger runs about what it sees as Trump's failure to deliver on his pledge of better ties with Moscow.
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" Later in the ad, she acknowledges this is a falsehood, and contends that "what [Mark] Zuckerberg has done is given Donald Trump free rein to lie on his platform — and then to pay Facebook gobs of money to push out their lies to American voters.
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This has left Britain's opposition engaged in a bitter and vitriolic internal feud that has seen accusations of anti-Semitism and even death threats, giving their rival Conservatives free rein to pursue austerity policies and push through the controversial Brexit from the European Union.
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While the series' alien storyline (often called its "mythology" or "mytharc") grew more and more labyrinthine and impossible to follow, the monster-of-the-week episodes veered all over the place, a tribute to just how inventive TV could be when given free rein.
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According to Netflix, the Obamas "will produce a diverse mix of content, including the potential for scripted series, unscripted series, docu-series, documentaries, and features," under their new production banner, Higher Ground Productions, meaning that they've basically got free rein to do whatever they want.
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Still, days after the March 24 vote, the "democratic front" claimed through its own calculations that it would gain at least 255 House seats - not be enough to form a government but potentially allowing it to block the military-backed party from having free rein.
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The following six photographers will bring their own vision to event coverage with free rein over their creative style and aesthetic — the result being a collection of individual perspectives coming together to create a diverse and stunning social gallery for the Mashable and SXSW community.
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We encourage them to bring their own vision to event coverage with free rein over their creative style and aesthetic — the result being a collection of individual perspectives coming together to create a diverse and stunning social gallery for the Mashable and SXSW community.
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In the mid-2000s, Guatemala was on the verge of becoming a narco state — and Cicig's international prosecutors and investigators, and their Guatemalan counterparts, were tasked with fighting organized crime and ending the institutional impunity that gave free rein to powerful criminals and corrupt officials.
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The move ushered in a legitimately scary new era of American politics, in which Trump has effectively been given free rein to indulge his most corrupt and authoritarian impulses, with little to no reason to fear that the legislative branch will hold him in check.
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Weeks of staff departures in the West Wing, with the prospect of more to come, and days of turmoil and chaotic governance have left Trump more solitary than ever before, but also offer space for him to give his disruptive, nonconformist impulses free rein.
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But time is running out, tensions are growing, and hard-liners in Iran—including many who have called to pull the country out of the NPT—might soon have free rein to steer national policy in Tehran, just as Trump's coterie has in Washington.
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" SENATOR MARCO RUBIO, REPUBLICAN ON SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS "What must follow is a real and comprehensive strategy to ensure that Assad is no longer a threat to his people and to U.S. security, and that Russia no longer has free rein to support his regime.
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"If the bill is signed into law, companies like Cox, Comcast, Time Warner, AT&T, and Verizon will have free rein to hijack your searches, sell your data, and hammer you with unwanted advertisements," Electronic Frontier Foundation legislative counsel Ernesto Falcon wrote in a blog post.
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Putting aside for a moment the potentially chilling effect this could have on free speech, as media companies looking to merge may think twice about giving their reporters free rein to report on the Trump administration, it could also have a chilling effect on economic growth.
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They form part of the latest in a series of cookbook dinners held at the pub, where head chefs and owners Tom Harris and Jon Rotheram give a guest chef free rein to choose a book that has inspired their cooking, and build a menu around it.
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After Palestinians began to target Israelis across Europe, notoriously killing 220 members of the Israeli Olympic team in Munich in 1972, Mossad, the Israeli security service, was given a free rein to hunt down such enemies (though Mr Bergman questions whether the Munich attackers were ever killed).
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Whereas Viagra, hims, Trojan, Magnum, Durex, Playboy, and Cialis all have free rein to advertise on any platform, female sexual wellness brands are banned from the majority of major platforms, including but not limited to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit, Snapchat, Pinterest, and — of course — the MTA.
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Two people close to the matter dismissed the idea of a politically motivated bid to wrest back control or sack the chief executive and denied this would appeal to Macron, who agreed as a presidential adviser in 2012 to the governments giving Airbus management free rein.
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There is some debate over the precise circumstances under which the executive branch may dissolve the legislature, known as the Diet, but most constitutional law scholars agree that the prime minister does not have free rein, and some criticized Mr. Abe's move as partisan and unconstitutional.
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They haven't been particularly keen on hitting Trump hard with investigations over his inner circle's ties to Russia during the campaign, but they do realize how politically risky it is for Trump to have free rein to lift sanctions on his own while he's being investigated.
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"We want every tool in our basket that we can to give the American people the assurance that we know exactly what's going on, and that we are at least in agreement that (intelligence operations) proceed forward, not that they have a free rein," Burr said.
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As Amanda Sakuma wrote for Vox on Sunday, Bolton's current trip to Israel is aimed at doing a bit of damage control with regional allies alarmed about the American withdrawal and the free rein it gives to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian backers.
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To have them having a free rein over what happens on the internet is going to stifle innovation, it's going to create unfair competition, it's going to undermine your ability to have what I love, just the freedom to be able to explore, freedom to access information.
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Maisel were merely a show that gave Sherman-Palladino free rein to play in her screwball sandbox, its chronicle of Midge's double life of maintaining a perfect home while perfecting a 10-minute comedy set in dark clubs with Susie would be a perfectly amusing watch.
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Even Tyrion and Varys openly fear that supporting her means supporting the dragon-riding remix of the Mad King, and while she'll come in clutch for the war against the Night King, giving her Potentially Unstable Highness free rein over a decimated nation doesn't seem like Westeros' best bet.
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" Tlaib, another progressive member of the caucus who was elected alongside Ocasio-Cortez and also serves on the Oversight Committee, introduced a resolution at the end of March that would give the House Judiciary Committee free rein to "inquire whether the House of Representatives should impeach Donald John Trump.
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But he still gives free rein to people like Mike Cernovich, a conspiracy theorist and Gamergater who promoted Pizzagate to his 430,000 followers (and has a long and troubling history of statements about rape.) Then there's YouTube, where study after study shows the algorithm spinning out of control.
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Bowie gave McCaslin free rein—"Donny, I don't know what's going to come of this, but let's have some fun," he was told—and Blackstar, a poignant and clear-eyed final statement, was a unique success, an album that presented an icon in a new light at the end.
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But Pacquiao was making his confession as part of a larger conversation about his support for the anti-drug policies of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, a policy that essentially gives police and vigilante groups extrajudicial free rein to murder anyone they suspect of taking, selling, or manufacturing illegal drugs.
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I wish he could have free rein of the house, but after he destroyed a ton of our stuff when he was a puppy (including a loveseat from CB2), we crate-trained him and he hangs out back when the weather is nice, which it is 90% of the time.
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Over the next five years he should also allow prosecutors free rein to hunt looters; break up Eskom's power monopoly; enact a moratorium on job-killing regulations; take on the teachers' unions that throttle education reform; and ensure that any land reform extends property rights rather than trampling on them.
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From Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, Washington, D.C. Leave Labor Department rules on retirement savings plans in place Regarding "Risky business: Don't give states free rein over private retirement accounts" (op-ed, March 13), 85033 million Americans today don't have a way to save for their own retirement at work.
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Daniel Yao, a research director with JLL, estimated that, factoring out the price controls, new homes at Qiantan – including the residential complexes developed by Cofco and US builder Tishman Speyer – will sport a price tag of about 120,000 yuan per square metre if market forces are given a free rein.
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Russia has been seeking free rein to strengthen its foothold in the Middle East with air and land forces in Syria and a major naval facility at Tartus, which holds the promise of dominating the eastern Mediterranean and serving as an important deterrent to the US Sixth Fleet in the region.
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But at the same time, some solution must be found to the far more intractable problem of Syria's remaining in the utter control of a butcher who has given free rein to his Russian allies and neighbor Iran to expand their already dangerous footprint in the heart of the Middle East.
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In addition to giving Russia free rein to build and deploy an unlimited number of intermediate-range missiles that could potentially be fitted with nuclear weapons, withdrawing from the treaty would allow Putin to deflect responsibility and blame the US for both the treaty's collapse and any ensuing arms race.
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Swinton, a co-producer on "Okja" who has served on the Cannes jury twice, said thousands of "the most beautiful and esoteric films" are screened at Cannes but never get seen in cinemas, and defended the U.S. company for giving the director free-rein on such a big budget film.
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His business is managed by the Japanese fashion label Comme des Garçons, which also produces the collections, but under its umbrella he has free rein to design as he pleases, to stock his shows with his friends and to shoot his own images, which are compiled in his own collectible books.
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The bill not only gives cable companies and wireless providers free rein to do what they like with your browsing history, shopping habits, your location and other information gleaned from your online activity, but it would also prevent the Federal Communications Commission from ever again establishing similar consumer privacy protections.
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This at times chaotic setup has proved particularly advantageous to Russia's security apparatus, notably the Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., the domestic arm of the Soviet-era K.G.B. Mr. Putin, himself a former K.G.B. officer, has largely given the F.S.B. free rein, even when its actions directly contradict his stated goals.
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Mattis effectively has free rein to set troop levels in Afghanistan, the top US commander in Afghanistan dropped the biggest non-atomic bomb ever used in combat without anyone in the White House knowing or signing off, and the US has sharply stepped up its military activities in both Yemen and Somalia.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Just seven months before the start of the Olympic Games here, Rio de Janeiro State has declared a public health emergency, plunging oil royalties have officials scrambling to pay pensions, and assailants enjoy such free rein that muggings in downtown Rio are a regular feature on television news programs.
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Instead of worrying about giving the most authentic driving experience possible, returning Forza Horizon developer Playground Games puts players behind the wheel of a plethora of vehicles and gives them free rein to drive, drift, and explore both the cities and countryside of Britain in dozens of ludicrously fast and expensive cars.
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Abadi, a British-educated engineer who came to power four years ago after Islamic State seized a third of Iraq's territory, received U.S. military support for Iraq's army to defeat the Sunni Muslim militant group even as he gave free rein to Iran to back Shi'ite militias fighting on the same side.
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Now — after the city officially gave the shuttles free rein to use public bus stops; after the tech elite were accused of trying to buy a crucial local election; after the home-rental company Airbnb spent a fortune to defeat a proposition that would have restricted its business — the discontent is mainstream.
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Reed considered the many times during his playing days that he and the Knicks had to adjust to a new coach, and he remembered that when the Hall of Fame coach Red Holzman took over, he spent most of their practice time focused on defense, giving the team nearly free rein offensively.
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But, whereas Tom Hanks and Brad Pitt are given free rein to channel the Everyman in American cinema, being a minority actress often means auditioning for roles that dwell on the specificity of the Asian-American experience—roles that, for the actor, can feel like a constant reminder of what sets her apart.
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Continuing a streak of retrospectives designed to expand conventional notions of film history, BAM offers this series to complicate the idea that the New Hollywood of the 229s was, to paraphrase the author Peter Biskind, a time of easy riders and raging bulls — male directors given free rein in the studio system.
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While Trump has said that the FBI will have "free rein," reports from the New York Times and NBC News have suggested that the investigation will be limited, with parameters set by the White House, Senate Republican leaders, and potentially the Republican swing votes in the Senate who are crucial for Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Two former leaders of The Onion, Bolton and Ben Berkley, would be given free rein to create the kind of ambitious satirical projects they'd only dreamed of at their old job: taking satire off the pages of a comedy website and out into the real world, with fake brands, fake products, and fake museum installations.
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Having earned a great deal of money and acclaim for NBC, he got free rein to develop a new series with the working title "The Young Men," an hour-long drama about four boys—two teen-agers and two college students—living on their own in a houseboat on a river in the Midwest.
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The base of Division 3, the secret organization employing good mutants to search for the Shadow King (Navid Negahban), feels like a facility that might have been used for the CIA's real-world MKUltra experiments, if partway through the project, test subjects were given free rein to redecorate in order to make their acid trips more intense and enjoyable.
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"The Finest Art" @clairecatharine / @frog_design A post shared by SFMOMA (@sfmoma) on May 29, 2018 at 9:27am PDT Looking through a window into the woods of Le Blanc Seing (rough translation: "Free Rein"), you see your reflection chopped up among the trees as if you're both walking through the woods, and a part of the trees themselves.
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The Republican reaction—the effort to protect Trump and discredit Comey—is evidence of another: a crisis of ultra-partisanship, where the nation's governing party has opted against oversight and accountability, abdicating its role in our system of checks and balances and allowing that president free rein, as long as he signs its legislation and nominates its judges.
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It's given James Gunn pretty much free rein over the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, and for November's Thor: Ragnarok, it's recruited the quirky but brilliant Kiwi director Taika Waititi (Hunt for the Wilderpeople, What We Do in the Shadows) and an eclectic cast that seems more like it belongs in an Oscar hopeful than a Thor movie.
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Conscious reason can get you only so far when tribal emotions have been aroused, when existential fears rain down, when narcissistic impulses have been given free rein, when spiritual longings have nowhere healthy to go, when social trust has been devastated, when all the unconscious networks that make up 99 percent of our thinking are aflame and disordered.
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It also offers any president relatively free rein in developing economic policy with nations that have long been hostile toward the US. A state of emergency has existed against Iran since the 1979 hostage crisis, for example, and that state of emergency has allowed executive branches over the past decades to levy sanctions against Iran and individual Iranians.
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Many decades ago, even the US and Soviet Union could see that putting nukes in orbit was an absolutely destabilizing thing, because if you have nukes flying over your enemy's head, you could detonate one in space at any moment, frying electronics courtesy of the blast's electromagnetic pulse, and have free rein to nuke at will.
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The remarkable orchestration was successful in two key areas: The puppet masters overseeing the FBI's work were able to convince a large segment of society that the bureau had "free rein" in digging into the judge's past, while also benefiting from the often blurred distinction between an FBI criminal investigation and a background investigation of a White House nominee.
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To run LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, to give its full name, Arnault must maintain the delicate balance between giving his creatives (who have included controversial designers John Galliano and the late Alexander McQueen) free rein while managing a business that made 42.6 billion euros ($50.6 billion) in revenue in 2017, up 13 percent, in the highly fickle world of fashion.
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The country adopted an "anti-gay propaganda" law in 2100, which launched a new wave of vigilante attacks against LGBTQ people — the activist Yelena Grigoryeva was killed in St. Petersburg just last week — and nowhere is that more true than in Chechnya, a majority-Muslim republic ruled by a thuggish leader given free rein by the Kremlin to crack down as he wishes.
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A brief reopened background investigation is a good initial framework and, despite varying media reports, hopefully the FBI will have the "free rein" that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has promised.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Fox News on Sunday, reportedly saying the White House has "free rein, almost" over what is aired on the network.
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This may sound easy, but it would be a catastrophe for the Syrian people, who the regime continues to murder, and it would give Russia and Iran free rein to pursue a number of objectives, including preventing state collapse and a security vacuum or the potential rise of a more pro-American, Syrian leader who would undoubtedly curtail their activities on the ground.
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Circuit Judge Marsha Berzon wrote that hiQ could go out of business without an injunction, as well as argued that allowing companies control over who can use publicly available data would give them too much power, Reuters wrote:She also said giving companies such as LinkedIn "free rein" over who can use public user data risked creating "information monopolies" that harm the public interest.
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Indeed, the party seems to have been largely unfazed by the continued enthusiasm with which President Donald Trump has approached Twitter since assuming the top job in the U.S. in late January, with the party's press machine seemingly allowing Trump free rein to frequently express his views on the platform, even when controversial and despite the factual accuracy of the content being questioned on occasion.
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In the future from which the woman claims to come, 15 years later, lurid pictures of the cartoonist's beheading will be streamed to the world, galvanizing anti-Muslim extremists and bringing about a dystopia in which the Swedish government now forces citizens to sign a loyalty pledge or face social exclusion, and white nationalist vigilantes called "Crusading Hearts" are given free rein to harass and intimidate.
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Bitcoin is dominated by a small cadre of investors, and "mining" new coins is so expensive and electricity-draining that only large institutions can participate; Facebook's advertising system is exploited by foreign governments and other malevolent political actors who have had free rein to spread disinformation and discord; and Google's informal structure allows leaders to believe they can act in secret to dispense with credible accusations of harassment.
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"The regulator's response so far to this safety failure is to allow Entergy [the company that operates Indian Point]... free rein to decide whether and to what extent it should analyze the cause of the failure, and to determine when, in Entergy's opinion, the plant is safe to restart," states the Friends of the Earth petition, which also calls for the power plants other reactor to be shut down for inspection.
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In 242, marking fifty years after Manet's death as well as the centenary of his birth, which occasioned a large centennial retrospective at the Musée de l'Orangerie, Paris, Henri Matisse said in an interview with the great publisher, Teriade: Manet is the first painter to have made an immediate translation of his sensations and thus given free rein to instinct, and he was the first to act through his reflexes and thus to simplify the painter's technique.
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"We need to understand if another betrayal took place on October 6, and how Turkey came to possess the belief that it now has free rein in the region," he added, referencing Trump's July conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in which he pressured Kiev to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, a chief political rival.
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