Getting away from home had meant getting away from living like I was at home.
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Trump isn't getting away with more because of his unconventional ways; he's getting away with less.
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Houston isn't getting away with murder, but most of their position players are definitely getting away with fraud.
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The idea of getting away from it all doesn't encompass getting away from broadband: even sailing boats come with ugly-looking radar dishes.
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In "Fix," getting away from how the town of Wind Gap thinks about and treats women is as impossible as Camille getting away from a bottle of vodka.
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" Trump never specifies what Clinton is "getting away with.
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You think you're getting away with it, but you're not.
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"He is not getting away with murder," the source says.
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This year, only like 5% are getting away with it.
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It felt as though I was getting away with something.
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Are you getting away with who you're trying to be?
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Relaxing, getting away from studies, and having a good time.
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We're already seeing how AI is getting away from us.
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"There's no getting away from what he did," she says.
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Nor do I really begrudge him getting away with it.
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They're getting away with what might be a literal crime.
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It's a charming approach to getting away from it all.
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Getting away from the job really freed up my mind.
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It denies that law enforcement is getting away with murder.
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An attack on Wall Street for "getting away with murder"
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Yuliya had succeeded in growing up fast and getting away.
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Of course, nonprofits are still getting away with tremendous advantages.
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You get there, and it looks like it's getting away.
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But Wrangler is definitely getting away from the 'cowboy spirit.
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Are they getting away from everything while this film premieres?
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Cut to those same teens getting away with armed robbery.
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And everyone responsible appears to be getting away with it.
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Trump is right – Big Pharma is getting away with murder.
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"It seems Gazprom is getting away with everything," he said.
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"Look at what she's getting away with it," Trump said.
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Getting away with wearing your PJs outside of the house?
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Guys aren't really getting away with it, to our knowledge.
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There's just no getting away from Donald Trump right now.
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" He added, "The hedge fund guys are getting away with murder.
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Why is it that these brands are getting away with copies?
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So there's no getting away from where the blame lies here.
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Turns out, getting away with murder comes down to three steps.
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Hackers and other malicious entities are getting away with almost anything.
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They'll be getting away with it a hundred years from now.
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And we know they're all getting away with it despite everything.
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As a concept, getting away from it all has broader appeal.
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He was close to getting away without giving up anything tonight.
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" Trump has repeatedly said drug companies are "getting away with murder.
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Getting away with it was a sign of his raw power.
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It's a thriller excited about getting away with writing a thriller.
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She honestly thought she was getting away with that baby's death.
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In this, you're getting away from throws, kicks, knees, elbows, fists.
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VICE: Is Trump right about big pharma getting away with murder?
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You've got a pretty good chance of getting away with murder.
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But normally that "getting away" leads me to the next project.
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Kylian Mbappé this time, and it's getting away at 230-215.
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The days of men getting away with sexual battery are over.
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We live with growing frustration that the perpetrators are getting away.
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"Drug companies, frankly, are getting away with murder," Mr. Trump said.
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Instead, I dreamed of growing up and getting away from him.
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More to the point, why are they getting away with it?
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The narcissist cannot bear not getting away with whatever he wants.
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Hard to believe these networks are still getting away with this.
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So, somebody's just getting away, and I helped make that happen.
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Comedy shows in D.C. have been about getting away from that.
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Presumably, Mr. Jackson had little intention of getting away with it.
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Sure, there are people you're glad to be getting away from.
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Its creators can feel like they're kind of getting away with something.
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We sold because it seemed like we were getting away with something.
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I thought I was getting away with one more dalliance with apathy.
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"He's not getting away with anything," Luger said, according to the paper.
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It had nothing to do with her getting away from any drama.
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The whole notion of a rich Kennedy kid getting away with murder.
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" She adds: "We're getting away from that negative stigma about physical alterations.
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Police said Irizzary bragged on the department's Facebook page for "getting away."
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The President has said the drug industry is getting away with murder.
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It's possible we also like the feeling of getting away with something.
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For Doggett, being back in prison means getting away from the enemy.
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Wherever you fall, there's no getting away from one trending hashtag: #shelfie.
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But there's one woman he's never getting away from: mom Tammy Reynolds.
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Succeeding in getting away with a lie is a great mental challenge.
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Now it can go on AR missions without getting away from you.
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Americans used to understand the importance of getting away from the office.
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It was great because watching it felt like getting away with something.
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The shock is really that big tech keeps getting away with this.
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We were already getting away from the "me as the drummer" thing.
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You're letting him getting away with the fact that there's an audit.
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The Schurkes have spent most of their lives getting away from civilization.
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"They've been getting away with this by silencing me," she told VICE.
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I've heard of people getting away with murder, but a triple murder?
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For now, minutes into the first quarter, he's getting away with it.
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I quite frankly simply don't understand how they're getting away with it.
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He accused drug companies of "getting away with murder" as president-elect.
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Is it worth getting away from poverty if her character is sacrificed?
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But he tells them there is no getting away from the past.
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Remarkably in so hidebound a country he is getting away with it.
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"I was leaving because I was getting away," she told the Post.
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Richard Nixon -- how is Trump getting away with his abuse of executive privilege?
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There's no getting away from that, and there's also nothing wrong with it.
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Unless you left Las Vegas entirely, there was no getting away from Google.
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You always see powerful men getting away with these kinds of things historically.
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Richard Nixon in place, is Trump getting away with abuse of executive privilege?
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I mean, I do like taking the crew and getting away from everything.
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The point of getting away is to rejuvenate your mind, body, and purpose.
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I'm tired of him making extremely racist claims and getting away with it.
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Ever fancied getting away from the hustle and bustle of the big city?
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In your great-grandmaw's time, there was no getting away from those men.
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It was comfortable and then I knew I was getting away with something.
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It means a lot to me, getting together, having fun, and getting away.
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No, she's not getting away with murder or joining her BFF Ellen Pompeo.
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Trump accused the drug industry earlier this month of "getting away with murder".
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Here's what they told us about lying well and getting away with it.
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In fairness, Silicon Valley companies are used to getting away with a lot.
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It's built to produce the dirty little thrill of getting away with something.
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Travel: So you are thinking about getting away from it all this winter?
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And getting away with the one you love has never seemed more appealing.
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There's cord-cutting, which is its own way of getting away from advertising.
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Trump Acts As If He's Above The Law (& He's Getting Away With It).
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That means getting away from the rentier system and keeping cronies at bay.
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Things that are getting away from the very simple binary around audience participation.
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Borins recommends getting away from it all as the best treatment for burnout.
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So they&aposve been used to getting away with things since 1979, 1990.
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The puzzle is why Republicans keep getting away with this bait-and-switch.
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So it's not surprising that more people are getting away with tax evasion.
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Maybe your company is right about the odds of getting away with it.
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" Donald J. Trump once railed that drug companies are "getting away with murder.
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"I don't think we felt we were getting away with anything," he said.
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I always feel like I'm getting away with something when I do this.
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But how did it happen, and how are they getting away with it?
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Drugmakers are "getting away with murder," Trump said during a January news conference.
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Lawmakers need to prevent the company from getting away with such secrecy again.
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If the news has you feeling like getting away, The Times Magazine understands.
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If you keep getting away with it, there's limited or no negative feedback.
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This episode is all about getting away … in every sense of the word.
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Distressingly, some of them do indeed seem to be getting away with it.
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Nothing reminds me of my "Why" more than getting away for a family vacation.
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They have been getting away with this for years, along with China and others.
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Yet there was no getting away from violence in her part of the world.
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He's spent a year building up bad political habits and getting away with them.
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"I'm sick of celebrities getting away with such disgusting comments," she wrote on Twitter.
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There are powerful, wealthy people frankly getting away with enormous financial crimes without consequences.
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Getting away from this four-legged reminder of our own inadequacy now requires jogging?
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Even those people are saying they can't believe what they are getting away with.
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" Mr. Trump has said that "the hedge fund guys are getting away with murder.
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" Trump has repeatedly chastised drug companies, even accusing them of "getting away with murder.
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Many mums like to spend two weeks getting away from it all in Tenerife.
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Even if Gustafsson was getting away, committing to these blows would have been worthwhile.
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In certain offices, getting away for lunch has become a small act of rebellion.
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Because many times we'd get chased, and getting away successfully was the real thrill.
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" Joel Simon asks why so many journalists are dying in "Getting Away with Murder.
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"Nooooo," Dad drawled with guilty delight, as if we were getting away with something.
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Other research has shown getting away from the abuse isn't easy, especially for women.
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It was like watching two guys celebrating getting away with murder — which they have.
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"These big companies [and governments] are getting away with a lot," Browder tells me.
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"The banks were getting away with so much, without any accountability," Warren told me.
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She stopped this punk from getting away with stealing from Best Buy in Hawaii.
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"Can't imagine a female candidate getting away with such a statement," one commenter tweeted.
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She allegedly "got on MLPD's Facebook page and was bragging about getting away," authorities said.
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Elected officials are, however, now having a much easier time getting away with accepting bribes.
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Until ABC took action, Barr was getting away with it, one tweet at a time.
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Yet the opposite is true: More and more shooters are getting away with their crimes.
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It means reconnecting with Inuvialuit traditions, hunting to feed family, getting away from modern troubles.
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But they were also lured by the simple thrill of possibly getting away with it.
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Then, quickly, she clutches that pesky invisible kite, but it's getting away from her … woaaaahhhh!
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - U.S. President Donald Trump has criticised drugmakers for getting away with murder.
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"It's outrageous that people are still getting away with it," Bag says of date rape.
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Whatever the reason, Jeffrey's just happy folks are getting away from politics at award shows.
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Whatever the excuse, management appears to be very good at getting away with their crimes.
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Where you had the banks generally bankrupting the entire economy and getting away with it.
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"The look on her face said, 'This is so exciting, we're getting away,'" FitzGerald said.
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Trump in January said drug companies were "getting away with murder" with high drug prices.
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I love the idea of getting away from the routine, the sameness of everyday life.
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My Catholic faith is a part of me and there's no getting away from it.
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WE ACTUALLY THINK YOU'RE GETTING AWAY WITH SOMETHING THAT FOX COULD GET MORE MONEY FOR.
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But according to the polls, Trump is not just getting away with it; he's winning.
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Past Tense A vintage look at getting away from work (usually) to grab a bite.
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Now, most commercials are nonunion, and somehow the advertising industry is getting away with that.
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But there's too many so-called rock'n'roll bands in England getting away with fuckin' murder.
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Last year, President Trump's accusation that drug companies were "getting away with murder" earned headlines.
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But no matter how qualified, there is no getting away from the question in Serotonin.
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No-talking rules were also not strictly enforced, as senators kept getting away with whispers.
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An image shared on social media showed people getting away from the fires by boat.
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" As a candidate, Trump frequently hammered drugmakers for what he called "getting away with murder.
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You think you are getting away with it while we are just building our case.
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Is he getting away from what was making him click a week or two before?
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Living in Vermont is like getting away from it all every day of the year.
|
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In both cases, Republicans have spent years getting away with big promises backed by lies.
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"We're talking about literally generations of people getting away with abusing power," Mr. Eckstein said.
|
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They are totally getting away scot free because Republicans have to finish their own work first.
|
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Why, how are they getting away with it and Congress, what are they going to do?
|
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There's no getting away from it: the Hound is definitely using a hammer in that shot.
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You only have one shot at getting away if you are to survive and be reunited.
|
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It was the smirk, many Mexicans observed, of a man accustomed to getting away with it.
|
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Messrs Soltes and Buell have clearly demonstrated that the rich aren't getting away with a slap.
|
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Getting away from the suburbs today, "a lot of people are moving into cities," Skyes said.
|
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Sequels and reboots are part of Hollywood's bread and butter: there's no getting away from that.
|
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Lose the distractions and take advantage of your lunch break by getting away from your desk.
|
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Almost two-thirds of Americans say that they see most men getting away with the behavior.
|
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They're never getting away from each other, and they're not really trying that hard to, either.
|
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"The hedge fund guys are getting away with murder," Trump said in an interview last year.
|
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The "advice" in Roosh's books can sound disturbingly like bragging about getting away with date rape.
|
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Not quite in line with Trump's rhetoric — like accusing drug companies of getting away with murder.
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And yes, we are used to him just getting away with it, and why is that?
|
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She believes that getting away from fossil fuels is an important step towards improving public health.
|
|
China, Japan and the EU are defying Trump's trade policies — and are getting away with it.
|
|
He has previously said they are "getting away with murder," rhetoric more traditionally heard from Democrats.
|
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In the Clinton world, breaking the law and getting away with it is the new normal.
|
|
And talk they will since they know they can't keep getting away with massive trade surpluses.
|
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He did a good job of getting away from (over-swinging) and just swinging within himself.
|
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Houston reorganizes on the fly in a way that feels like they're getting away with something.
|
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But it has sometimes occurred to me that "Killing Eve" is itself getting away with murder.
|
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After having stumbled in getting away from first base, Randolph was thrown out at the plate.
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Every candidate likes to boast about themselves, but there's an art to getting away with it.
|
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" He added, "They have been getting away with this for years, along with China and others.
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FATEHPUR SIKRI, India — Quentin Jérémy Clerc and Marie Droz were getting away from the tourist trail.
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Getting away with murder wasn't good for Mussolini or Italy, feeding his sense of dangerous omnipotence.
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The quest to find something different can be paralyzing; getting away from Havana is a start.
|
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The president-elect on Wednesday accused the industry of "getting away with murder" on drug prices.
|
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Go deeper: MBS' big bet on getting away with murder China's vise grip on corporate America
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But it's less about getting away from it all than it is about getting over yourself.
|
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"Thank you," I said, trying to suppress the feeling that I was getting away with something.
|
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But while corporations are getting away with these moves, the I.R.S. is discriminating against the little guy.
|
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"Getting away from the game allowed me to come back with a natural set-up," he said.
|
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" Kim Jong Un is 'not getting away with it' Trump said Kim has "disrespected our country greatly.
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Now, what they&aposve been getting away with is a tragedy and it can&apost be allowed.
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"He's almost getting away with murder because he's seen as acting on his father's will," said Rasheed.
|
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"Our rulers are getting away with what they want because we are letting them," says a lawyer.
|
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The websites have been getting away with their activity because gamblers aren't exchanging money, they're exchanging skins.
|
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It's hard to imagine another industry getting away with rescinding services that have already been paid for.
|
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Having "lightened" his July schedule under doctor's orders, Monaco's Prince Albert is looking forward to getting away.
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If you feels like like men have been getting away with awful behavior lately, you're not alone.
|
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President Trump's recent attack on pharmaceutical companies as "getting away with murder" is the stuff of headlines.
|
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My university encourages public-private partnerships, a euphemism for taking industry funding and getting away with it.
|
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You may think you're getting away with these behaviors, but chances are good your boss has noticed.
|
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Getting away from the noise of city living offers a terrific break for your mind and spirit.
|
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Getting away from this divisional-but-not-divisional-wild-card-crossover mess is within the NHL's power.
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"First couple innings, his pitch count was really getting away from him," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
|
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Sometimes you just need new shoes (like Hitman (2016)... sorry, this metaphor is getting away from me).
|
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Swae Lee works his usual melodic magic but there's just no getting away from that grating hook.
|
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" The president even went as far as to say that pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder.
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Essentially, getting away with misconduct at work fuels their ego, so their behavior gets worse and worse.
|
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They are out to loot the kitty, and are close to getting away with this daylight robbery.
|
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But there's no getting away from the fact that we're operating within capitalism, and clothes are commodities.
|
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" He continued: "Pakistan's success has been in absorbing pain for a short period, and then getting away.
|
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And there's no getting away from the purely instrumental benefits he derives with his seemingly insane tweets.
|
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" How to live now "Jumping into apocalyptic science fiction was a way of getting away from myself.
|
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Men in the Valley have a long history of getting away with a lot of terrible behavior.
|
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He accused it of "getting away with murder" and called for "new bidding procedures" with the companies.
|
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The latest sickening revelations are of priests getting away with raping nuns and with assaulting deaf students.
|
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Is it a national controversy that black children are killing innocent white men and getting away with it?
|
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This time, however, Cramer didn't hear Trump utter the phrase that big pharma is getting away with murder.
|
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The afternoon ended up really getting away from me, and I have to get up at 4 a.m.
|
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As we shuffled along in our shoe-cover booties, it felt like we were getting away with something.
|
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But the Japanese kept getting away with things in Washington on, apparently, higher considerations of our national interests.
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" And here's Trump, for comparison, at an August rally: "The hedge-fund guys are getting away with murder.
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The joint venture shouldnt be thought of a place of getting away from union and high labour cost.
|
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As French lawmakers see it, Facebook has been getting away with allowing people to break its national laws.
|
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For a lot of people, 216 was the kind of year that warranted a lot of getting away.
|
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Because of that, these entrepreneurs are getting away with the same reasoning that's been applied to dating apps.
|
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The president has blasted drug companies for "getting away with murder" and sworn to bring down drug prices.
|
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"Trump promised he wasn't going to let Wall Street keep getting away with ripping people off," said Donner.
|
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President Trump has said drug companies are "getting away with murder" and vowed to bring down their prices.
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Getting away from your computer, your phone and your to-do list is essential to boosting your productivity.
|
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We wanted everybody to feel good about everything—music, pot, and getting away with having a good time.
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I don't think I'm actually a puppy killer and getting away with pretending to be a nice guy.
|
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You just don't see Saudi kids doing that outdoors anywhere and getting away with it, let alone there.
|
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The Asia-based musicians can define it on their own terms (sometimes even getting away with problematic caricatures).
|
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"There are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder," he said.
|
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I can't see any public company getting away with this sort of spending without its investors freaking out.
|
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But even the most ardent motorist can benefit from unbuckling that seatbelt and getting away from the car.
|
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A word so full of twinkle and twilight it felt as if it was getting away with something.
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" Trump slammed drug companies at a press conference earlier this month, declaring they are "getting away with murder.
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"It was horrible optics, but they're getting away with it," Blum says of the White House photo op.
|
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I can tell you people from China cannot believe what their country's, what their country's getting away with.
|
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But Alvarez has always been pretty good at getting away from the fence before it becomes a problem.
|
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Toward the end, it's hard to tell what's powering him more—getting away with it or getting caught.
|
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Every year, the chaos of nerves and new contractual deals keep guys from getting away and enjoying themselves.
|
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside government headquarters following Toader's news conference, chanting "You're not getting away with it".
|
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The Checkup Advantages for children include being physically active, spending time in nature and getting away from screens.
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We're not getting away from what we were, but we're achieving what we want to be—we hope.
|
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But this time, Brown was shown strong-arming a clerk and getting away with a pack of cigarillos.
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However, he said, there's no getting away from the centrality of understanding climate change to the agency's mission.
|
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Getting away while staying close to home — vacationing local — surely brings with it a higher level of comfort.
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I find it mind blowing how men are getting away with such actions just because of their importance.
|
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He railed against hedge fund managers as a candidate, accusing them of "getting away with murder" on taxes.
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By exposing the name — and getting away with it — he was warning off potential whistle-blowers-to-be.
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BoJack can keep getting away with things, and BoJack Horseman could probably make compelling TV out of it.
|
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Police are still killing and brutalizing black and brown children, women and men -- and getting away with it.
|
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A former resident of Florida, Gregory knows the costs associated with getting away from the path of danger.
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It's getting away from the exports and manufacturing drivers of the past and getting more towards domestic consumption.
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There will be a major border tax on these companies that are leaving and getting away with murder.
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"This is one of the reasons that the math is getting away from the White House," he said.
|
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He has been aggressive about singling out pharmaceutical companies for "getting away with murder" with their "astronomical" prices.
|
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Like her brother Danny (George Clooney), Debbie Ocean gets off on the thrill of getting away with a job.
|
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Perhaps, some members concluded, given what President-elect Donald Trump has been getting away with, norms really had changed.
|
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In a news conference this month, Trump said drug manufacturers were "getting away with murder" because of their pricing.
|
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"We have to...create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder," he said.
|
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It is an indictment of the world that the Burmese army is, thus far, getting away with mass murder.
|
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But most of the time, it's the thing you're getting away from: You worked hard enough to enjoy life.
|
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You're not getting away for under a grand, though you'll be getting a lot of camera for your money.
|
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"I think this happened now because we're so frustrated of the government getting away with incredible things," she said.
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They always have the best hair putty or hair wax, and it works great for getting away flyaway hairs.
|
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"A lot of people have been getting away with an awful lot for a long time," Mr. Jacobs said.
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I think people saw what Ms. Rhimes was getting away with and wanted to see whether they could, too.
|
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And while there are many, our easy favorite is getting away with friends for a little après-adventure fun.
|
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Getting away from the increasingly ubiquitous world of smart assistants, on the other hand, is a different matter entirely.
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The details: PhRMA spent the most in the first quarter, when Trump made his "getting away with murder" comments.
|
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Trump, who has accused drugmakers of "getting away with murder", thanked Novartis and Pfizer in a tweet this week.
|
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People attending the classes aren't sweating it out, they're catching ZZZs and getting away from their to-do lists.
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"It's not necessarily changing their minds (about getting away from white nationalism), but they're grappling with it," he added.
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After he was elected, Trump blasted drug companies, saying they had been "getting away with murder" with high prices.
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BUT I'VE ALSO TALKED FOR YEARS ABOUT HOW CHINA IS GETTING AWAY WITH STUFF THEY SHOULDN'T GET AWAY WITH.
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Long lines, hectic check-ins, overstuffed airplanes — they don't really bother me because I'm usually giddy about getting away.
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He smiled while he rapped, a trait that initially seemed suspect, as though he were getting away with something.
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He's even accused them of "getting away with murder," spooking investors and causing pharmaceutical and biotech stocks to plunge.
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What if Clinton has been getting away with it for all these years because she hasn't done anything wrong?
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Shaq dunking on Chris Dudley, then shoving him to the ground and somehow getting away with it: Oh hoho!
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MBS' big bet on getting away with murder Scoop: The grandees headed to Saudi Arabia's "Davos in the Desert"
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"It feels like we could all be getting away with murder right now," Mr. Flynn said of public officials.
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On the beach at Ah Lei Than Kyaw, 30-year-old Sauli Mullahhe was thinking only of getting away.
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Whichever way you phrased it, it meant you didn't get to choose, and that there was no getting away.
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"Men are now, literally, getting away with murder by using the 'rough sex' defence," she told parliament last year.
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"Unfortunately in the American judicial system, we've seen cops getting away with things that are completely unjustifiable," Merritt said.
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A handful of desperate protesters took to shimmying down a rope from a bridge and getting away on motorcycles.
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Instead, he seems to be getting away from the substance and into things like what we saw in Nevada.
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Warhol argued for getting away with art, but he also commented notoriously on everyone's 15 minutes of future fame.
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"I just think they are used to lying and getting away with it, more hubris than anything," he said.
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There is, of course, plenty of precedent for white cops getting away with killing unarmed black men in America.
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Health stocks were not so lucky after Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" by charging high prices.
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Trump said in January that pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder" in what they charge the government for medicines.
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It's a jam that prioritizes "getting away from instant gratification" and taking the time to let things "develop and mature".
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But that's probably getting away from the point that if you're healthy, and you oversleep, it is probably not oversleeping.
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Star Walk 2 One of the best things about getting away from the city is the absence of artificial lights.
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It's a way, I suppose to get away from the screen without actually, you know, getting away from the screen.
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Sex play that's outside the norm can make us feel like we're doing something subversive and getting away with it.
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"A lot of people have been getting away with an awful lot for a long time," Jacobs told the newspaper.
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Which is why the 2-hour movie finale can't escape the giddy feeling that, shucks, we're getting away with it.
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During his presidential transition, he said drug companies were "getting away with murder," comments that caused panic in the industry.
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Heidi now is upset in the car thinking about Colin getting away with the program he tricked her into running.
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"We have to create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder, pharma," Trump said.
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Andreas: Brown Spiders is a very bass guitar driven band whereas Make-Overs is all about getting away without bass.
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The whole notion of a rich Kennedy kid getting away with murder – that was like fly paper to the press.
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I give Trump credit for going after the Chinese who have been getting away with murder, no question about it.
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"That's the luxury of the break: Getting away from basketball," said Ariza, who had four of Houston's seven 3-pointers.
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The omnipresent "I'm With Her" has been the rallying cry of Clinton's campaign, and good luck getting away from it.
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"A pregnant rattlesnake may not be as capable of getting away so they tend to be more defensive," said Goode.
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There's no getting away from the fact that the commute is a drag, but there are ways to improve it.
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It is one part horror, two parts luscious relief at the thought of getting away with something so unbelievably weird.
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That same year, I watched—was it Perfect Murder, Perfect Town, or Getting Away With Murder: The JonBenét Ramsey Mystery?
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The captives had been rescued, but the culprits had disappeared, apparently getting away with the crime, and the ransom money.
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"There are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder," Mr. Kaepernick has said.
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He famously declared the drug industry was "getting away with murder" on its pricing about two weeks before his inauguration.
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There was no getting away from it, because it sat, steaming, fly-ridden, and reeking right in front of us.
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And yet, there are numerous cases throughout history of people doing it and getting away with it—sometimes for years.
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Need to know who's perceived as getting away with acts that are forbidden under the Uniform Code of Military Justice?
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Getting away from the previous square-shaped mat, athletes will compete on an octagon-shaped mat at the Rio Games.
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You're adventurous, have some expendable income and, more important, nothing to prevent you from getting away spontaneously for the weekend.
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Forced technology transfer reduces the incentive for innovation and China has been getting away with it for far too long.
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DuBose was "hell-bent," on getting away from Tensing because he was carrying marijuana and cash, Mathews told the court.
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Initially, this bothered me, because it seemed like it was getting away from my main reason for researching this history.
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She's on the run too, a half-step ahead of us but continually getting away, right through the book's conclusion.
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The Republican president has said pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder" and has vowed to lower prescription drug prices.
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And two, it means more criminals could be concealing their identities and getting away with capers than we'll ever know.
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"I don't care what the government is doing right now and what they think they're getting away with," he said.
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Hite also introduced text messages between Eisenhauer and Keepers in which they allegedly discussed tactics for getting away with the crime.
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President Donald Trump, in his first news conference, said the pharmaceutical industry was "getting away with murder" in its pricing practices.
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The Kansas City Royals are getting away with some sub-par efforts from their hitters thanks to a dominant pitching staff.
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On Wednesday, Trump had said the pharmaceutical industry was "getting away with murder" and vowed to clamp down on drug pricing.
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The FTC's growing concern shows influencers might have a harder time getting away with this kind of stuff in the future.
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Two years ago, Trump accused drugmakers of "getting away with murder" while industry leaders met at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.
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After all, a person capable of perpetrating the Zodiac Killer's crimes — and getting away with it — could probably fake some paperwork.
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Other protesters tried to block the car to stop the driver from getting away, witnesses told the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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One fisherman, Robert Hanson, complained that he lost 12,000 pounds of halibut to whales, and 4,000 gallons of fuel getting away.
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For protesters, this is yet another example of a police officer getting away with needlessly shooting and killing a black man.
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Aunt Willie's flat recounting proved there was no getting away from it, even after blacks were free in the segregated South.
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If the sex you usually have is sandwiched between ordinary life, maybe romantic sex means getting away from your ordinary bed.
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"I'm sick of celebrities getting away with such disgusting comments," Ronna Romney McDaniel, the Republican National Committees chairwoman, wrote on Twitter.
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Trump also said he would stop the industry from "getting away with murder," and he would extend that to other industries.
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As pervasive as these incidents now seem ... Rebecca says there's a reason why rich, powerful men keep getting away with it.
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All three men are prominent media figures who have allegedly been getting away with sexual harassment or sexual assault for decades.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said drug companies are "getting away with murder" in what they charge the government for medicines.
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They have witnessed endless instances of powerful people, mostly wealthy men, getting away with criminality and deception, in every context imaginable.
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Still, there is no getting away from the fact that, for Trump, the heat has just been turned up once again.
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The biggest jump in spending came in the first quarter of 2017, when Trump repeated his "getting away with murder" comment.
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New standards have effectively been set for witnesses claiming a privilege, even ones that don't exist, and getting away with it.
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To enter that open door after everything else has closed is to feel like you are already getting away with something.
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What better way to end the left's taboo on being sexist than by actually being sexist and getting away with it?
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We need to act now, because the technology is getting away from us, fast, and the unregulated harms could be devastating.
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I thought it was a team game, and they're getting away from the team aspect and more into one-on-one.
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"Playing with her, I heard how quickly she responds: grabbing new ideas, without ever getting away from herself," Cooper-Moore said.
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A regional experience is not simply about getting away from the city — it's also a chance to connect with the locals.
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But there is no getting away from Brexit as Mr. Johnson approaches a critical moment in discussions with the European Union.
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"They go into the back room and talk to each other and laugh at what they're getting away with," Trump said.
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In January 2017, Trump accused the pharmaceutical industry of "getting away with murder" with the high prices they charge for drugs.
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That excitement didn't last long, however, when in January 2017 Trump declared that the drug industry was getting away with murder.
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Thankfully, the Senate Appropriations Committee is working hard to prevent the agency from getting away with breaking such an important promise.
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This thumpingly humane show, a Public Theater production, isn't about getting away from it all or getting back to it all.
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Not in terms of getting away from punches—he's pretty hittable—but in terms of bringing the right tool for the job.
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There's no reason to believe officers that are less brazen in their corruption aren't getting away with abusing this system every day.
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But what the media is doing and what the left is getting away with something that&aposs just something -- I am speechless.
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Just imagine if President Obama or Senator Elizabeth Warren had used those exact, "they're getting away with murder," words about Big Pharma.
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While the Anderson family party will likely have to wait until the spring, she said will be getting away in the meantime.
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Democrats say they're more worried than Republicans about men getting away with sexual harassment and assault, according to the Pew Research Center.
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I think he just sees it as a principle, you know, the idea that, as he said, they're getting away with murder.
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So it is in the unique position of being able to take a lot, give little, and continue getting away with it.
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President Donald Trump, never one to avoid stoking a grievance, has waded in, accusing the pharma industry of "getting away with murder".
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Such questions are relevant for anyone who has trouble getting away from market-based thinking — which is to say, most of us.
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For a while, it looked to me like these runaway-creators may be getting away with blowing consumers' money on their behalf.
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"In my family we've been just consciously getting away from it more and more and just listening to more music," she says.
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CRAMER: WELL, THE BANK INDUSTRY SEEMED TO BE GETTING AWAY FROM THE IDEA OF BEING ON THE FRONT PAGES FOR THEIR NEGATIVES.
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Meaning, I learned fingerpicking, which is a humiliating process especially after getting away with playing "rock" guitar since I was a teenager.
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Losses for healthcare came as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" by charging high prices.
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The other two were injured "either by shrapnel from the handgun or by injuries getting away from the active shooter," he said.
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This is yet another frustrating instance of a sexually abusive man not only getting away with assault, but being honored despite it.
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" President Donald Trump promised during his campaign that he would eliminate this loophole, saying hedge-fund managers were "getting away with murder.
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Getting away, on the other hand, would give him an opportunity to come back on some future day and perhaps go unnoticed.
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Read more: China steals US designs for new weapons, and it's getting away with 'the greatest intellectual property theft in human history'
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A normal president would have trouble getting away with this because his sources of income would be routinely disclosed to the public.
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President Donald Trump has said the companies are "getting away with murder" and has pledged to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
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You might be familiar with this uncanny sensation of kidlessness, as if you are getting away with something reckless and potentially illegal.
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Cersei and Dany scored major points — getting away with murder, becoming the mothers of memes — but they don't have real power (yet).
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That's the trick to getting away with it, you pick out the most vulnerable, the ones who have the most to lose.
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Additionally, the entire travel industry has been upended by the virus, so there's little hope of getting away and ignoring it all.
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Times Insider After being acquitted of war crimes, Edward Gallagher seemed to be untouchable, getting away with things other SEALs could not.
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Getting away from Waikiki helps to lower prices: Airbnb listed a studio apartment in the Kaimuki neighborhood for about $120 a night.
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More than 90 percent of homicides and other crimes go unpunished, which makes getting away with murder the rule, not the exception.
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Here's the deal: A lot of fans use sports as an escape mechanism for getting away from the issues of the day.
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For many in Europe and North America, April 1 is a day for getting away with cellophaning toilet bowls and greasing doorknobs.
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But, sadly, there is nothing new about that: Germany has been getting away with this kind of posturing ever since the early 1970s.
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This could end up being yet another example of the mainland chipping away at Hong Kong's democratic freedoms — and getting away with it.
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" On Wednesday, health care stocks got hammered after Trump said in a news conference that the drug industry is "getting away with murder.
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After 15 years of wedded bliss, a suburban couple with kids discover something new to keep their marriage alive — getting away with murder.
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Netflix executives have long said that getting away from licensed content and spending more on in-house development should theoretically lessen that load.
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VICE: At this point, in 2016, why do these guys think they can keep getting away with organized crime in big American cities?
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The thrifty anonymous lifehacker even gave a Reddit AMA yesterday to explain all the nuts and bolts of getting away with this scheme.
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MEG TIRRELL: When you have a president who says things like your industry is getting away with murder, is it an adversarial relationship?
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But the most obvious thing I learned was don't do stupid shit you know you have a slim chance of getting away with.
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I have great relationships and business relationships with China and even those people say they can't believe what they are getting away with.
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" She quickly clarified that it's #NotAllMen — "It's just a few guys getting away with harassment and assault over and over and over again.
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He accused drug companies of "getting away with murder," and his administration has been rolling out a variety of proposals intended to help.
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Regardless of where you live, just about everyone dreams of getting away and starting over somewhere new at some point in their life.
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While people are open to physically getting away from their normal lives, they seem much less willing to disconnect from the outside world.
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They also will more closely monitor traveling after complaints from coaches that players are getting away with too many steps on the perimeter.
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"There's no getting away from it — N.Y.U. is a large university, and we can't all be arrayed around Washington Square," Dr. Hamilton said.
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Not because they were considered predatorily high, or the product of an old-school monopoly getting away with whatever business practices it likes.
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You may have a hard time getting organized today, so focus on the big picture if the details are getting away from you.
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As president-elect, he said in January that the industry was "getting away with murder" in what it charges the government for medicines.
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And the other thing we have to do is create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder.
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The global and American responses have been feeble, so Myanmar is getting away with murder and rape intended to change the country's demography.
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But a growing number of employers are just skipping the entire process — and getting away with it, according to the IRS's top watchdog.
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The Getaway Once confined to spas, wellness travel has expanded to encompass the many ways getting away can benefit mind, body and spirit.
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"I drove it in the rough a little bit on that side, so getting away with some pars I feel blessed," he said.
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The odds of a taxpayer getting away with nonreporting also are now lower thanks to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act of 2010.
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Women also have a harder time getting away with informality, he said; they are more liable to be judged for ignoring fashion trends.
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Kamala Harris, who emphasized "we need the same set of rules for everybody," connecting politicians getting away with crimes to widespread economic injustice.
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" Trump, who campaigned on a promise to lower drug prices, has said in the past that drug companies were "getting away with murder.
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This comedy follows the success story of Brittany, a 27-year-old party girl who feels her life is getting away from her.
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Getting away from that situation is a pre-eminent policy challenge of our time, one with ethical as well as social-scientific dimensions.
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And the other thing we have to do is create new bidding procedures for the drug industry because they're getting away with murder.
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All three men are prominent media figures who have allegedly been getting away with sexual harassment or sexual assault for decades — until now.
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He's also more intelligent than his predecessor, in that he seems to have found a formula for being obnoxious and getting away with it.
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High drug prices have been a hot political topic and U.S. President Donald Trump said in January pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder".
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When Spiegel talks about Snap, it's about getting away from this world where you feel like you're competing online for attention with your friends.
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" Trump also attacked Big Pharma and said the US must "create new bidding procedures for the drug industry because they're getting away with murder.
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And the other thing we have to do is create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder. Pharma.
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Bezos has defended his company against repeated jabs from Trump, who claims Amazon is getting away with "murder" when it comes to paying taxes.
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Getting away from your own home can always make sex a little more exciting, even if you're not staying in a five-star hotel.
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As one of the geniuses on Genius notes, Jay is producing a docu-series about Zimmerman killing Trayvon Martin and getting away with it.
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Yet because of this reputation, Snapchat—an app primarily used by teenagers—has been getting away with surrealist experiments in self-portraits completely unnoticed.
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Such a workload, The Trace and BuzzFeed News found, is one reason greater and greater shares of shooters are getting away with their crimes.
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Getting away from the straight-up hardboiled narrative style is good, but the setting is more than rich enough to work with less exposition.
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Sun and Moon cut out most of the tedium without getting away from the core sense of adventure that's so intrinsic to the series.
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Foligno, Anderson help Blue Jackets rout Islanders COLUMBUS, Ohio — It turns out getting away from the ice might have been just what Columbus needed.
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"As far as getting away from a man who was trying to pressure us into sex we didn't want, we were strong," she wrote.
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It would take more than two and a half hours before she succeeded in pushing him off her and getting away, she told officers.
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But at times, Tacoma tries to do a bit too much, getting away from the personal, scrappy feel that made Gone Home so memorable.
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But more specifically, he claimed that he could not stand for the flag while the police are murdering civilians and getting away with it.
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Also, if you wound an animal there's a chance they'll start getting away, in which case you'll have to track them down, old-school.
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The other two times I didn't ask for compensation, but this is the third time and I'm sick of them getting away with cheating.
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Trump's remarks about grabbing women and getting away with it because he's a celebrity ignited a stampede of Republican defections away from his campaign.
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Jacobs adds that getting away should be just that, so couples should plan on disconnecting, not answering wedding-related emails from a beachside cabana.
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In 2018, many people no longer needed to fantasize about bad people doing bad things and getting away with it and becoming steadily badder.
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At Love Handle, that means getting away with putting things in your breakfast that confuse the brain but somehow make sense to the mouth.
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" Broken down by political affiliation, however, 62 percent of Democrats said that men getting away with sexual misconduct at work was a "major problem.
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To women who wanted to kill, it was an avenue of getting away with murder -- with just a bit of pretense at being abused.
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Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" in the prices they charged the U.S. government for medicines, and promised to change it.
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"The other thing we have to do is create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder," Trump said.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit Police Chief Carlos Rojas said Monday that surveillance video shows 27-year-old Cowell striking the sisters and getting away.
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But Mexico is bucking the trend, and it's not hard to see why: The killers of Mexican journalists are literally getting away with murder.
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"Before you were sworn in as president, you railed against the pharmaceutical industry's abuses, accusing them of 'getting away with murder,'" the congressmen wrote.
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Trump on Wednesday commented on the issue of competitive drug pricing, saying pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" by charging high drug prices.
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Just take this dog who probably thought he was getting away with the world's greatest food heist, but ended up getting caught red-handed.
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"They have been getting away with saying that a lie is the truth and don't believe the media," said Mr. Davis, Mr. Cohen's lawyer.
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But to me, every time my mother doesn't make me feel guilty for the small stuff, it feels like I'm getting away with murder.
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"They're getting away with murder," Trump told reporters in January 2017, picking up on the exact language Sanders had used during the Democratic primary.
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The NBA star's concern was obvious -- he has 2 young boys, and flat out says he thinks cops are literally getting away with murder.
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Mr. Trump said last year that drug companies were "getting away with murder," but he has not taken many steps to solve the problem.
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Juan Cuadrado replaced Barzagli after the goal, an offensive player for a defender from Allegri, who had no choice with the game getting away.
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There is no getting away from the fact that China can and should do more to pressure the North to curb its nuclear program.
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Jacob's girlfriend, Stephanie, also dreams of getting away, and she plans to leave home with Jacob, but Stateway draws him back like a magnet.
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He took particular aim at the pharmaceutical industry, which he said "has been disastrous" and had been "getting away with murder" on drug pricing.
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Another book that made me boil was Steven Brill's "America's Bitter Pill," about pharmaceutical companies getting away with charging unconscionably high prices for medicines.
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And Patricia Hoffbauer's "Getting Away With Murder," about the history of abuses against women, will have cameos by performers including the choreographer Yvonne Rainer.
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For a second he looks surprised to hear the words in the air, then he allows himself a smile for getting away with it.
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Trump knocked several billion off the value of pharmaceutical stocks a week ago by saying they were "getting away with murder" with their prices.
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I think getting away from the numbers going up and down is the press story, but I think it's much more interesting and profound.
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Trump campaigned on lowering drug prices and has said that pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder," but has since backed off that rhetoric.
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"They want to make sure that other companies aren't getting away with something that one company is investigated for," an anonymous source told the Post.
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Trump had recently said drug makers were "getting away with murder" and indicated he might even recommend the government drive a hard bargain through Medicare.
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"And the other thing we have to do is create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder, " he said.
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But by pushing the boundaries of overtly racist rhetoric — and getting away with it — Trump is successfully changing how people think it's acceptable to behave.
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And Vision Fund One performance, once you start getting away from the media and the craziness and all of that, the fund is performing well.
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"They're not, quote, 'getting away with it' for free," Kerry said Monday in Palo Alto, referring to hacks on US election systems and political parties.
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And he did it by getting away from that old GM staple of insisting on a player, a pick and a prospect in every trade.
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As chilly evenings spent curled on the couch become more frequent, so does the time spent dreaming of getting away and traveling to distant places.
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At 43, he's still getting away with being a member of the raucous, womanizing "Pussy Posse" he'd been a part of during his Titanic days.
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He has the biggest ratings, the biggest profile, and the longest track record of saying whatever he damn well wants and getting away with it.
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He also talked about how he plans to bring manufacturing jobs back from overseas plants, slamming drug companies for "getting away with murder" on pricing.
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By the time Maldonado turned 17, she was pregnant and resigned to the idea that she was "never getting away" from her increasingly violent husband.
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Both candidates engaged with the audience and were at their best when getting away from the talking points so familiar to many by this time.
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"The only chance she had of getting away was to come on to him and persuade him to untie her," Novoselic told NME in 1991.
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Just weeks before, Trump had sent drug stock prices plummeting after accusing the companies of "getting away with murder" by charging too much for medicines.
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There's widespread anger that too many immigrants are simply "getting away" with not playing by the rules at the expense of hard-working white Americans.
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I'm interested how can I commit a bank robbery holding up the bank and getting away with loot of something that you cannot even touch.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in January pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" in what they charge the government, and promised that would change.
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But he has also left room for scorn for hedge funds and the like, saying they ere getting away with "murder" via the tax code.
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"For purposes of the double jeopardy clause, the future is not what matters — and there is no getting away from the past," Justice Kagan wrote.
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Our ability to make our students truly global, flexible, and forward thinking will depend on getting away from our misplaced fixation on space and place.
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Vlasic was given a fighting major, while getting away with what Senators coach Guy Boucher called a "two hand spear to the throat" of Karlsson.
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The U.S. President-elect commented on the need for competitive drug pricing saying pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder" by charging high drug prices.
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They've been getting away with it for so long, there may not be very many engineers left at Apple that designed the actually repairable machines.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said drugmakers are "getting away with murder," and his administration has made bringing down prescription medicine prices a top priority.
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In fact, her single greatest accomplishment may be committing such an egregious crime and getting away with it – especially when others have paid so dearly.
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Having to use a fake ID all over Paris made me feel like I was "getting away with something," which left me tired and irritable.
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The Villas at Tribu in the Grenadines is situated on an island with just 300 people, meaning you'll really be getting away from it all.
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" Trump's tough talk on drug manufacturers dates back to the 2016 presidential campaign, when he famously blasted the pharmaceutical industry as "getting away with murder.
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But Deng realized that China's communist system had itself dodged a bullet by perpetrating a massacre before the world's eyes and getting away with it.
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Healthcare stocks were hard hit, taking their cue from U.S. peers after Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" by charging high prices.
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Based upon it leaving the area where the home was, that gives us information that it didn't fit and [was] probably our suspect vehicle getting away.
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But still, that was a fun element of that scene; being 13 and getting away because you're on your skateboard and the cops can't keep up.
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Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom told me back in 2016 that getting away from the pressure of Like counts was one impetus for Instagram launching Stories.
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" Trump also called for new bidding procedures for U.S. drug companies, saying, "They're getting away with murder (with drug prices) ... There's very little bidding for drugs.
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In a blog post this weekend, former Uber engineer Susan J. Fowler recalled a male supervisor making sexual advances toward her, and getting away with it.
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"I would say certainly the events of the last 10 days have caused damage to our sport; there is no getting away from that," he said.
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"THEY are getting away with murder," says Khalid Masud, director of the Lady Reading Hospital in Peshawar, the largest in a province long racked by insurgency.
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That said, it's also clear that bikes are getting stolen and people are getting away with it and the government isn't really doing much about it.
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Which brings us to Bains - a Sikh man, an immigrant -- who had a hand in stopping a suspect -- another immigrant -- from getting away with a crime.
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"Getting some new blood in with Trump and getting away from the Clintons and the Bushes will do this country a lot of good," Domalick says.
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Work is inescapable Cortana in the car sounds nice, but never actually getting away from work after you leave the office isn't pleasant in the least.
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Whether you're a seasoned business traveler or just getting away for a few days, you know that hitting the road often has its share of inconveniences.
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"It was Romantic and she was getting away from this very inward-looking, stuffy society that her and her family were a part of," says Wallach.
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Everyone knows that it's always men who use their farts against people—(see: this Reddit thread)—and it's high time they stopped getting away with it.
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The catch—where we were wrong—is that Trump is getting away with murder not because of the Donald Trump Show, but in spite of it.
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Then she realizes that the glove was hers, and she starts scanning these rooms full of art for the work of trashy masculinity who's getting away.
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Trump has used strong language against drug companies, repeatedly saying they are "getting away with murder," though there's been little action on drug prices to date.
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Agencies have been getting away with such "reinterpretations" under the Supreme Court's 1984 Chevron decision and a series of related decisions involving other forms of deference.
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He has said many things that are horrific, and with me he's not getting away with it.... I read about 'we're in Guam by August 15.
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WeChat has become such a dominant player in the Chinese internet ecosystem that it is effectively serving as an operating system and getting away with it.
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Consumed with guilt over getting away with murder, Asher begs Michaela to hit him, and she obliges — but ooh, it's physical contact, and they're very drunk.
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If that sometimes leads him astray, he writes it off to his alter ego "Big Baby," his mischievous side that's all about getting away with shit.
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It's curvy, it's shiny and it's a smart move, getting away from the busyness older phones like the One, while still retaining the familiar HTC shape.
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"Part of the reason for getting away was to immerse myself in nontechnology-related things, because I had done that every day at work," she said.
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To this day, any mention of Stewart on the internet draws comments alternately accusing him of getting away with murder or defending him from character assassination.
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It's hard to imagine prominent MSNBC hosts these days going on a radio show in Florida and staying stuff like this and getting away with it.
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Gene Wriggelsworth, who was the sheriff of Ingham County at the time, said the authorities would occasionally hear that Mr. Dunnings was getting away with misdeeds.
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Studies have found that people who feel they're getting away with something experience fear and self-reproach, while people who feel exploited are angry and resentful.
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President Donald Trump on the campaign trail said hedge funders and private equity were "getting away with murder" by way of the carried interest tax break.
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"The ill will towards him for getting away with it all for so long has unleashed something so primitive," a prominent male Hollywood producer told me.
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Trump said drugmakers were "getting away with murder" and promised to start a bidding process over drug pricing that would save the country billions of dollars.
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"Mark Zuckerberg is getting away without responding to citizens concerns," Udo Bullmann, the leader of the Socialists and Democrats group in the European Parliament, tweeted later.
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President Trump has derided pharmaceutical companies as "getting away with murder," but there's been little action in Washington to rein in the costs of prescription drugs.
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Families have to be "prescribed" to us by their oncologists, who validate the medicinal impact of getting away, laughing, smiling -- and that's why we do it.
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Getting away from their own experiences, as descendants of immigrant Jews, and mapping their sense of outsiderdom onto a different set of tribal animosities proved freeing.
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Bucking the trend, healthcare sector declined after U.S. Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" in the prices they charged the government for medicines.
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"There is something to be said about getting away from the creature comforts and being surrounded by stillness and stars," said the hotel's owner, Hugo Pizzinini.
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Earlier in the day, Trump told Cabinet members that drug companies were " frankly getting away with murder," a phrase he first used on the campaign trail.
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But according to Ad Age, Burger King seems to be getting away with the campaign because the words "Star Wars" aren't actually uttered in the commercial.
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He has previously accused pharma companies of "getting away with murder," but he hasn't done much in his first year in office to bring prices down.
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President Trump said drug companies "have been getting away with murder," but lower drug costs have not yet been a top priority of this White House.
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Later, of course, no matter what she was doing, people tended to shun her because of what they thought of as her getting away with murder.
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" Women of an earlier era, she wrote, were better at "getting away from a man who was trying to pressure us into sex we didn't want.
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After eight years with a President who addressed sexual violence straight-on, American women are now faced with a President who brags about "getting away" with it.
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James Spader in white chinos, parading around the school smoking and getting away with it because he probably owns it, is the hardiest and most dastardly toff.
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Tristan Thompson's getting away from what's gotta be a very tense spot for him -- Khloe Kardashian's hospital room, hours after she gave birth to their baby girl.
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That's the problem—however impressive their originality and skill, the details always end up getting away, because in the end the band's shared aesthetic is so contained.
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Because Hollywood is not actually getting away with their sleight of hand, making us believe progress is happening when it's more of the same old, same old.
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Meanwhile, the share prices of drug companies plunged following Donald Trump's comment that they "are getting away with murder" in what they charge the government for medicine.
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Even if they don't call the cops on you, they may simply charge you for the stolen item anyway, so really, you're not getting away with anything.
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In fact, frankly, wearing my Shell Oil hat, I think Herbalife is a lot better off private and getting away from this type of Ackman-type criticism.
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Escaping Polygamy's Yolanda Barlow thought that getting away from the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would be the hardest thing she'd ever endure.
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Bigger, faster and stronger than in the past, hockey players are also just as committed as their predecessors were to getting away with as much as possible.
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"Although my mother has always been great to me, I've always loved my father very much, and I began to fantasize about getting away," the princess continued.
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"They are learning to be more coercive, learning to be more aspirational, learning to be more assertive by what they're getting away with," said the CIA's Collins.
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Men know exactly what misconduct entails -- they're just so used to getting away with it in broad daylight that they've forgotten there might, one day, be consequences.
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This show is about getting away from ceramics as this utilitarian object, to being something that is just an aesthetically beautiful sculpture, or piece on its own.
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I think in the next two or three years you'll start to see Aetna and some of the major airlines getting away from passwords, and certainly banks.
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"Deliberately driving into another driver and getting away pretty much scot-free, as he still came fourth, I think that's a disgrace," said Hamilton, who was fifth.
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It was Las Vegas, the poster city for getting away, and a dazzling lineup of entertainment beckoned, a three-day country music festival known as Route 91.
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Being forced to quit the presidency in shame isn't the same as going to jail, but it wasn't exactly as if Nixon was getting away with it.
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" Josh Ruben, who wrote, directed, and acted in hundreds of CollegeHumor videos, described the mood in the office as "feeling like we were getting away with something.
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Although the actress doesn't have quite as much time to jet around the world these days, she still makes a point of getting away when she can.
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The events of this week perfectly illustrate how the one-way spending ratchet works, why Congress votes to pass it, and how they're getting away with it.
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"The other thing we have to do is create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they're getting away with murder, pharma," Trump said last January.
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President Trump has only heightened anxiety by accusing the drug industry of "getting away with murder," even though he has not weighed in with his own proposal.
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One of the big things about maturing as a writer (or a person) is getting away from the narcissism that infects everything you do when you're younger.
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Unfortunately, pharmaceutical companies and insurers are still getting away with raising their prices in a way that has a disparate impact on those with pre-existing conditions.
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The match looked as if it might be getting away from Woods when he hit his drive at the par-4 15th way left, where water lurked.
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Trump deployed pretty strong rhetoric on the campaign trail and even said big pharma was "getting away with murder" right before he took the oath of office.
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He is getting away with things like cracking down on tobacco and salt in food — moves that would have been dubbed "nanny state" in the Obama era.
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" On Sean Hannity's show, there were commentators saying the Clintons "have a way of exerting influence," and other shows talked about the Clintons "getting away with everything.
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I feel thankful that we live in an age where there is an awareness but at the end of day these cops are still getting away with that.
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That said, there are some rogue cops who are literally getting away with murdering unarmed African-Americans, and the black and Latino communities are justifiably hurting and angry.
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Time has a tendency of getting away, but the most successful people still seem to accomplish more in a day than many of us do in a week.
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But, just as John seems to think he might be getting away scot-free, Detective Shepherd approaches him; John's number has been found in Vicky Fleming's mobile phone.
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"I really think 2019 is going to be a big year for AI and recruiting, kind of getting away from just automation and into real intelligence," Mondal says.
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Those responsible are often "literally getting away with murder", with convictions secured in less than 10 percent of 122 killings in Colombia between 2010 and 2016, it said.
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One of Justice League's greatest achievements was getting away from the badly handled, muddied existential questions of What Heroism Means and just getting to some swagger and action.
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This amounted to an admission of failure—that the way the DOJ interpreted the rules inevitably led to banks getting away with the white-collar equivalent of murder.
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I heard Trump on tape boast and laugh about being a celebrity and getting away with grabbing women and not being able to contain himself from kissing women.
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But it's more distressing when considered as part of a trend: Americans are becoming more blatant, bold, and shameless about their racism — and they're getting away with it.
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Last Wednesday, George and Peggy Lawson came home to find their Yorba Linda residence broken into, with the robbers getting away with cash and a gun, KTLA reported.
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But it also marked an important moment in political history -- for the first time displaying Trump's capacity for getting away with behavior that would have sunk other candidates.
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If you're stuck in the winter doldrums of February and dreaming of getting away to a tropical beach (with or without your ex), Zendaya is here for you.
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But after Mueller has done such substantive work — even earning the lavish praise of Trump lawyer John Dowd — it's impossible to imagine Trump getting away with firing him.
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It's gonna be about getting away from these big broadcast social networks and into spaces that are more tightly controlled, so that is my big prediction for 2019.
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Last year, during a Cabinet meeting, President Trump said drug companies are "getting away with murder," in part because of the extent of their political influence in Washington.
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Despite the hackers getting away with $40 million worth of bitcoin, the impact wasn't too great for Binance because it was only 2% of the exchange's overall holdings.
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Trump has often said drug companies are "getting away with murder," yet the administration hasn't taken much action yet to address the sky-high cost of some drugs.
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As a result, Bourdain experienced decades of both struggle and success, and going from one to the other made him feel like he was getting away with something.
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They both appear clever because by chance they have spent a lifetime getting away with things that have brought down others long ago, and they lied about them.
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Parker's critics feel as though he's getting away with something, on the back of a film that isn't great and whose hype is apparently powered by white guilt.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said drugmakers are "getting away with murder," and his administration has made bringing down prescription medicine costs for U.S. consumers a top priority.
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Thousands of employers are getting away with tax embezzlement each year, the IRS watchdog warned back in 2017, and that probably won't change unless employers face jail time.
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Which means the real trouble with building support for them isn't so much the policies themselves—it's getting away from what we've been told is realistic or possible.
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Yankees Manager Joe Girardi, who began his career as a catcher with the Cubs, was always fearful of a ball getting away and interrupting play, a common refrain.
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But it stands to reason that there are a lot of other, less-famous rich people who are engaging in the same practices, and getting away with it.
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They explain that this obvious violation of the spirit of the law is tolerated because getting away with low taxes seems "smart", as President Donald Trump put it.
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"It's kind of like when you are a little kid and you know you are getting away with something," said Chris Burniske, an industry analyst at ARK Invest.
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Getting away for a weekend is still a way to recharge your batteries, said Shawna Huffman Owen, the president of Huffman Travel, a travel consultancy based in Chicago.
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The caressing lyrics in "Sign of the Times" — about getting away from it all — hinted at it being a balm for the politically chaotic zeitgeist without being controversial.
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Although President Trump said before taking office that drug companies were "getting away with murder" and had campaigned on lowering drug prices, his administration is doing the opposite.
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It really strikes the balance as far as actually really getting away from the whole risk-on, risk-off market timing debate," Wald said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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President Donald Trump has continued his focus on drug prices since, saying the industry is "getting away with murder" for its pricing practices and vowing to bring pricing down.
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I'll be playing the beta at home, I know that much, and if the idea of getting away with murder appeals to you, I recommend you do the same.
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BULLARD: I THINK WE'RE FAIRLY VALUED OR IN THE HIGH SIDE OF FAIRLY VALUED AND I COULD SEE THE PROCESS GETTING AWAY FROM US. MAYBE TECH STOCKS, MAYBE OTHERS.
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They're just, so much time has passed, they've been getting away with it for, you know, for what, 25 years, and they don't know how to do it different.
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Trump, who has said that pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder" when it comes to charging consumers high prices for drugs, has delayed the speech at least twice.
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The pledges come as President Donald Trump has maintained a focus on the issue, saying the pharmaceutical industry is "getting away with murder" when it comes to its prices.
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There are always people getting anxious about the president's off-the-cuff comments, like the calm before the storm line [or how] drug companies [are] getting away with murder.
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President Trump said recently that the pharmaceutical industry is "getting away with murder," the clearest signal yet that he intends to take up the fight to reduce drug prices.
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As he signaled when he said during last year's campaign that he could "shoot somebody" and not lose any support, Trump revels in getting away with his ghastly behavior.
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Last week, the New York Times published a story describing yoga gurus with long histories of giving students overtly sexual and non-consensual adjustments and getting away with it.
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I think his rhetoric right now is still in campaign mode, where it's just very popular to say what he said about the pharmaceutical industry getting away with murder.
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The iPhone 7 home button issue is the same type of lock—the question is, will enough people be pissed off to prevent Apple from getting away with it?
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"One thing they got right is that they're getting away with the shadowy aspect of it, so more of it is going through formalized banking channels," he told CNBC.
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And you're worried that his getting away with it will reduce your motivation, which suggests that you don't think that doing what you committed to do is sufficient motivation.
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While Stephen Paddock was playing at the family's white ranch house, his father was robbing banks with a snub-nosed revolver and getting away in the family station wagon.
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The most insidious aspect of coronavirus is that it attacks us while we're doing what means most to us—getting away from the computer and actually seeing each other.
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That somebody this powerful who had so many decades of getting away with it has been convicted and will almost certainly go to jail sends a really important message.
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But midway through the show's final season, one scene involving the fourth wall was particularly surprising to audiences who were used to Fleabag getting away with her aside remarks.
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Yet he's determined to snatch food from the mouths of the truly desperate, because he's sure that somehow or other they're getting away with something, having it too easy.
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Trump has said on multiple occasions that drug companies are "getting away with murder," but Democrats say he and congressional Republicans have gone too easy on the pharmaceutical industry.
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Rivett had previously told the Irish Times, "There is no getting away from the fact that, whatever happened that night, Lord Lucan is guilty of something in my eyes."
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Okay, talking myself off the ledge and getting away from that rule-breaking we did earlier, we'll add the Chicago Bears in as one more home underdog to back.
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R. Kelly is getting away with his alleged sex cult because America doesn't care about underage black girls being victimized ... according to the father of one of Kelly's girlfriends.
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We may never know who killed her, and while my heart sinks at the idea of someone getting away with murdering an innocent child, I have to let it be.
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"He walked over to where people stretch, and people were getting away from him and everything like he had the plague," one witness said, according to local TV station WFXT.
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In interviews with Good Morning America, multiple everyday women from across the country opened up about the pros and cons of getting away with friends while leaving the kids behind.
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Getting away from home may not be the worst thing for the Mariners, who needed a 10th-inning homer on Wednesday to snap a five-game skid at Safeco Field.
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Hillary Clinton and her team went to Russia to shake down the trees with Vladimir Putin&aposs cronies to get information and they&aposre getting away with calling opposition research.
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That is why Mr Putin has been able to sow such chaos so cheaply; why he is getting away with it so easily; and why his meddling will surely continue.
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"Place is important, but getting away from your place and getting outside of it and looking at it from a bunch of different angles is equally important," says the songwriter.
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Not everyone can party it up with an A-list budget at their disposal, but for Kim and Kanye, it seems that getting away from prying eyes is totally priceless.
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The number of modern hospitals grew to 6,000 in 1920 from 120 in 1870, and medicine became more of a science, with doctors getting away from selling dubious cure-alls.
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But in games where he hasn't been benched, Allen has averaged 21.4 touches since Forsett's injury, which is a workload fantasy owners will have a hard time getting away from.
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"A full ventilation of the facts," Mr. Browder told Prospect magazine, would conclude that Mr. Perepilichnyy was killed, and "that means people are getting away with murder in the U.K."
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In fact, her single greatest accomplishment may be committing such an egregious crime and getting away with it — especially when others, who have done far less, have paid so dearly.
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But she thinks she can still get away with it all — and she is getting away with it for a while, so I think it's kind of a weird high.
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In therapy sessions, patients feel triggered and even retraumatized by Donald J. Trump's graphic remarks about women and his boasting about forcing himself on them and getting away with it.
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We just thought we were getting away with murder by getting somebody to give us money to put whatever we wanted on TV for half an hour on national television.
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In fact, if the industry is "getting away with murder," as Mr. Trump once claimed, it stands to reason that at this point, it's doing it with the president's help.
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Among the neighborhoods and leisure spots in the limestone city, she sought a place that still had personality and would be a warm escape for reading and just getting away.
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In fact, her single greatest accomplishment may be committing such an egregious crime and getting away with it, especially when others who have been far less have paid so dearly.
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"When Spiegel talks about Snap, it's about getting away from this world where you feel like you're competing online for attention with your friends, you're competing for 'Likes,'" Newton said.
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It's hard to imagine Trump getting away with hiring Shine — who has been named in both sexual harassment and racial discrimination lawsuits against Fox News — even a few months ago.
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" (Rosemont Seneca Partners is the consulting firm Hunter Biden co-founded.) He also complains how Parnas can't get rid of someone female, to which Parnas responds, "She's not getting away.
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"President Trump hasn't always been as successful using the foreign trips as a way of getting away from trouble," said Shear, citing the Helsinski summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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For instance, President Donald Trump described pharmaceutical companies' pricing tactics as "getting away with murder," and his tough stance on immigration has created an antagonistic relationship with the technology companies.
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In fact, her single greatest accomplishment may be committing such an egregious crime and getting away with it – especially when others, who have done far less, have paid so dearly.
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"Are we making decisions that we're getting away with because of the economic boom?" asked Ryan Calkins, a Seattle Port Commissioner who until 2016 ran an import and distribution company.
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Trump has repeatedly blasted the pharmaceutical industry for "getting away with murder" with steep drug prices, but critics have said he's done little to make drug companies change their ways.
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If you went into the women's bathroom you'd have a better shot at getting away with it since male bouncers don't go in there—not that I'm advocating for that.
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While he used to accuse the prescription drug industry of "getting away with murder," as president, he's appointed industry-friendly people to key jobs and walked away from these promises.
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I'd agree, and certainly wouldn't turn my back on the fact there might be some collateral damage, but unfortunately the country has been getting away with this for a long time.
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That difference might prove crucial to creatures in danger, for whom a few hundred milliseconds could mean the difference between getting away from a predator scot-free and becoming its dinner.
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"As a young black person in this country, I see just about every day instances where people in power are getting away with stuff that harms people like me," Thomas continued.
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CLAYTON: Do you think this is happening with the opioid crisis because the victims are mostly white, or is this just like, maybe we're getting away overall from racist drug policies?
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But people embrace her and love her... I think, now, filmmakers are getting away from that a bit and writing roles that are a little bit more multi-dimensional for women.
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The reason this matters: Bubbling beneath pronouncements from President Donald Trump that the pharmaceutical industry is "getting away with murder" when it comes to their prices is a more complicated discussion.
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President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly attacked pharmaceutical companies for "getting away with murder," wants to do more to address drug prices, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Wednesday.
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President Donald Trump vowed during his campaign that he would eliminate this loophole, saying hedge-fund managers were "getting away with murder" and he would "drain the swamp" in Washington, D.C.
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"This is one of the few fashion categories where people are getting away with silly, ridiculous margins because of how old-school the backend is," Metternich says of the swimwear industry.
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" D'Antonio points out that Trump is tall and until his mid-40s "he was probably a little bit blessed with getting away without paying much attention to his diet and exercise.
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That, to me, is one of the more enjoyable "wins" of traveling frugally — feeling like you're getting away with having a luxurious experience while not paying what everyone else is paying.
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Only once did a snake manage to sink its fangs in a rat deep enough to inject venom, and it wasn't enough to stop the rat from getting away and recovering.
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Just last month, the five-time major winner Phil Mickelson suggested that players on the regular tour are getting away with mismarking their balls on the greens for their own gain.
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If the Democratic managers can't convince Republican senators to change their votes, the least they can do is prevent them from getting away with it in the court of public opinion.
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In January, President Trump said drug companies were "getting away with murder" because they had "a lot of lobbyists and a lot of power," insisting he would get Medicare to bargain.
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Creep Catcher was founded by Dawson Raymond, a brash, tattoo-covered 18-year-old from Calgary who says he got sick of hearing stories about child predators getting away with it.
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Transforming healthcare will be a top priority for the incoming administration: Trump said he would stop the industry from "getting away with murder " in his first post-election press conference this week.
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The operators were getting away with charging rates that gave them a return on equity up to 20 times higher than in recent decisions by the nation's energy regulator, the ACCC said.
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That outlook was at odds with the assessment of Jim Cramer, who on Thursday said Musk was getting away with "financial murder" by fabricating outlandish guidance that he knows he cannot match.
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The result is one of the best Fire Emblem games to date, and it's an experience that breathes new life into the series without getting away from what makes it so great.
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But there's a big difference between tinkering with the past or future once and getting away with it -- as in a movie like "The Terminator" -- and making a weekly habit of it.
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President Donald Trump has said in the past that the drug industry is "getting away with murder," and there has been a rising tide of public backlash against drug pricing, in particular.
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And while President Donald Trump accused drug makers of "getting away with murder," a draft executive order that has circulated reads like an industry wish list for measures that would protect profits.
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It's terrible political imagery for the right, and as is so often the case, the mainstream media is getting away with spinning the facts into a fiction that fits their liberal agenda.
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"Even if it's 20, 30, 45 minutes getting away, even if it's a date night once a week, we really believe that's crucial and important in helping keep that balance," he shares.
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His early promise to curtail tax breaks for hedge-fund billionaires ("getting away with murder") seems to have been smudged over in a tax plan that resembles Mr. Ryan's supply-side blueprint.
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On the campaign trail, Trump was a fierce critic of the pharmaceutical industry, saying the companies were "getting away with murder" and vowing to "negotiate like crazy" to lower Medicare drug costs.
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We were, you know, the red team and they were getting away with fouling and Michael was just being incredibly physical ... and Phil [Jackson] had left to go up to his office.
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There is some power in that escapism, in turning off your brain and getting away, but the beauty of Environments is that its construction also illustrates how facile that whole endeavor is.
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You started dressing like the contract you signed in your first week set out ("business-casual, but leaning toward business") instead, of those worn-out T-shirts you've been getting away with?
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President Trump may have gone from accusing pharmaceutical companies of "getting away with murder" to meeting with the CEOs of those companies but the fight over drug prices is far from over.
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He is supposed to find a way to rein in prices charged by drug companies, which Mr. Trump said last year were "getting away with murder" — a view shared by many consumers.
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But he also seems to have held too much sway over his employers, refusing their request for a magnetic resonance imaging for his biceps discomfort last week — and getting away with it.
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President Trump, who just weeks ago accused the pharmaceutical industry of "getting away with murder," demanded on Tuesday that major drug companies lower their prices and return operations to the United States.
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Trump has accused drug companies of "getting away with murder" with high prices but has so far not proposed sweeping actions against drug prices that would draw strong opposition from drug companies.
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This is a new low standard for American political behavior, but Trump has been getting away with it, at least with his adoring, fact-adverse, political base that terrifies the Republican Party.
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How at risk are we of this thing escalating and getting away from us and becoming a full-blown trade war, because we haven't seen one of those in quite a while?
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His instincts are populist — he once promised health care for everybody, he has accused drug companies of "getting away with murder" — but his agenda as president has been commandeered by conservative ideology.
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As the Intercept notes, Trump campaigned on a similar pledge, and on Wednesday he accused the pharmaceutical companies of "getting away with murder" — a quote Sanders then read from the Senate floor.
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" Amnesty's Ojigho said that "sex in these highly coercive circumstances is always rape, even when physical force is not used, and Nigerian soldiers and Civilian JTF members have been getting away it.
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Conversely, getting away from technology can be done safely and easily, just about anywhere one chooses, be it in the privacy of one's home or in a quiet part of a public park.
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"Obviously, performance is key and Vision Fund 1 performance — once you start getting away from the media and the craziness and all that — the fund's performing well," Claure told CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin.
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In most cases, your gut will tell you what to do to protect yourself, but being armed with a few basic self-defense techniques can certainly increase your chances of getting away safely.
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Adi: I'm happy Blade Runner 22049 was so comfortable getting away from always-dark cyberpunk Los Angeles, while still managing to capture Blade Runner's distinctive style in the scenes that were set there.
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In fact, I was hoping that getting away from the Strip would yield experiences that one wouldn't normally associate with Vegas, and I could see a side of the city most tourists miss.
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I wasn't too far past the stage of my life when I was still shitting myself and getting away with it so, to all extents and purposes, Wenger is all I've ever known.
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Even though President Trump has said pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder," his first budget for the Department of Health and Human Services does nothing to change how prescription drugs are priced.
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Two were hit by bullets, while the other two got hurt "either by shrapnel from the handgun or by injuries getting away from the active shooter," Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones has said.
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Helped by new technology, a deluge of facts and a public much less given to trust than once it was, some politicians are getting away with a new depth and pervasiveness of falsehood.
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The OCE is roughly analogous to an inspector general's office for the House of Representatives, so the motive for defanging it is plain: It would make getting away with unethical behavior much easier.
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That may mean looking for ways of making life easier for Goldman engineers, such as getting away from an email-based culture or spurring small changes to improve engineers' ability to be creative.
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During the campaign, Trump said he was for scrapping it— "The hedge fund guys are getting away with murder"—but ending the loophole wasn't mentioned in the outline Mnuchin crafted with GOP leaders.
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Jimmy Fallon, that rare case of an ill-trained puppy blaming everything on the baby and getting away with it, isn't very good at mocking aspiring dictator and sausage-armed nepotist Donald Trump.
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Lori may be getting away from C.C., a violent and manipulative pimp, but going into business with operatives from two New York City crime families is an out-of-the-frying-pan scenario.
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Even after more than a decade forking over interest on a mortgage, the idea of simply breaking even—getting away from this condo with nothing to show for it—sounds like a dream.
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While there is no precise accounting of their crimes, the police have estimated that the gang participated in at least 21986 holdups during the 21999s and ′218s, getting away with about $15 million.
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One of the protesters who was there, Edward Hui, 20, said in an interview that the harassment is justified because the police are getting away with what the protesters see as excessive brutality.
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To summarize: stepsiblings Kathryn (Gellar) and Sebastian (Phillippe) are cynical, super rich kids who spend their time plotting, executing, and getting away with various love crimes in order to maintain their social standing.
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Op-Ed Contributor As a candidate, Donald Trump promised regular people, "I will be your voice," and attacked the drug industry for "getting away with murder" in setting high prices for lifesaving medications.
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Police initially released the shooter, Ronald Gasser, from custody, sparking a massive uproar on social media that this was yet another case of a white man getting away with killing a black man.
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All of these scandals are not doing all that much to cause Trump's core base to desert him, because what they see is they see their guy and he's getting away with it.
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Because anti-LGBT bullying is good for 'engagement,' and YouTube thinks it can keep getting away with flying the Pride flag while empowering the monsters who keep LGBT people afraid to come out.
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Donald Trump probably won't win the presidency, but it's not because he lies — and he's made it all the easier for future politicians to lie just as insistently and getting away with it.
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One potent strategy for getting away with this kind of toxically unpopular agenda is to lie about it, which is why Republicans are lying so much about their policies on taxation and health care.
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European shares fell, bucking gains in Asia overnight and weighed down by a 2 percent slump in healthcare stocks after Trump had said pharmaceutical firms had been "getting away with murder" with their prices.
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They know that this country is pushing the middle class, the hardworking taxpayers, backwards, and they saw a president who doesn't understand their pain, and doesn't have any plan for getting away from it.
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In France, the idea plays well with companies like Google widely seen as getting away with paying lower taxes than other firms, depriving the state of revenues and putting French firms at a disadvantage.
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"With Brock Turner, people were shocked about the sentence," says Park—but, as numerous similar cases in the past few months have shown, there's nothing shocking about affluent white men getting away with rape.
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While he shamed the pharmaceutical industry in a press conference last week for "getting away with murder" and vowed to change the way the government bids on drugs, he was silent on drug imports.
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By the time President Donald Trump tweeted a year ago that drugmakers were "getting away with murder," drug inflation had slipped below 10 percent, and this spring price increases have averaged just 6 percent.
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Her opponent, Donald J. Trump, was accused of sexual assault by around a dozen women after a video revealed him bragging about grabbing women and getting away with it because he was a celebrity.
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It was a decadently enthralling and often gruesome look at marriage, abuse, and trauma, ending with the "Monterey Five," as they'd come to be known, killing an abuser and seemingly getting away with it.
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At issue now is whether or not Hollywood can continue its old way of doing business, with self-styled "outlaw" executives and auteurs getting away with sexual misconduct as lawyers and publicists protect them.
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He has accused the industry of "getting away with murder," and said that he wanted to allow the federal government to negotiate directly with drug companies over the price of drugs covered by Medicare.
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Under a perpetually gray sky, Weathering With You follows Hodaka, a teenage boy who leaves home for Tokyo with no real plan other than getting away and trying to make it on his own.
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Trump has kept up his rhetorical attacks on drug companies, famously saying they are "getting away with murder," but advocates say he has not backed up those words with actions proportionate to the problem.
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President Trump blasted the pharmaceutical industry for "getting away with murder" with steep drug prices during the campaign and since, but his administration has done little to force the industry to change its ways.
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Indeed, it makes plain that two things are true at once: Anti-gay prejudice still exists even in the most obvious of manners, but getting away with it -- reputation unscathed -- is another matter entirely.
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The idea would be a lot of these, at least if we're going with the voice assistants trend, on the bright side, at least you're getting away from a screen, if that's any consolation.
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"These areas are associated with doing whatever you want, and getting away with it," UCSD's Vera said, which plays into the sense of entitlement that many US customers coming to Mexico already have and expect.
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Owen kind of always manages to get away with crap that he has no business getting away with, so maybe one of these days someone will finally stick it to him about his toxic behavior.
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The song that he wrote about escape is "Vacation," in which he dreams of getting away from the lifetime of pain weighing him down through hi-pitched auto-tuned crooning not unlike early Bon Iver.
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Negan getting away and declaring war on Alexandria was the show proving once again that it is just a merry-go-round of the same moves, plays, and conflicts run again… and again… and again.
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Okafor is now explaining the situation to SB Nation saying, "We were almost about to win that game against the Celtics and it ended up getting away from us in the fourth quarter," Okafor said.
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NEW YORK, Jan 11 (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday said pharmaceutical companies are "getting away with murder" in the prices that they charge the government for medicines, and promised that would change.
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Chicago residents recently testified to the Department of Justice that the Chicago Police Department is "getting away with murdering black disabled people," a reference to victims such as Laquan McDonald, Quintonio LeGrier, and Stephon Watts.
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About 40 percent of all murders in the United States go unsolved, which in my view is a more serious problem than people getting away with sneaking into the country and working under the table.
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He has addressed the issue of lowering prices in the past, saying as president-elect in January 2017, for example, that drugmakers were "getting away with murder" in what they charge the government for medicines.
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President-elect Donald Trump sent drug sector stocks into a tailspin earlier this week when he made a special point of calling out the drug companies for "getting away with murder" in their pricing power.
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We rarely go into this thing with a theme in mind, but an unfortunate (and all too common) one just fell in our laps this week: men doing bad things — and getting away with it.
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Bundy is known for getting away with his crimes because of his apparent good looks, but he's remembered this way because of the enduring media narrative that centers his appearance as central to his crimes.
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European shares also fell, bucking gains in Asia overnight and weighed down by a 2 percent slump in healthcare stocks after Trump had said pharmaceutical firms had been "getting away with murder" with their prices.
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The meeting took place on the day of Trump's first news conference as president-elect, which also saw him slam drug companies as "getting away with murder" in what they charge the government for medicines.
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"He is masterful at understanding the conventions of journalism," and — perhaps relatedly — "Trump is remarkably agile at doing as he chooses and getting away with it," which is how Johnston puts it in his book.
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Few take seriously his proposal to build a wall at the Mexican border, even among his supporters, who simply enjoy the spectacle of him thumbing his nose at political convention and getting away with it.
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Mr. Trump said last week that drug companies were "getting away with murder" and that Medicare should negotiate with drugmakers to secure lower prices, a position long championed by Democrats and fiercely opposed by Republicans.
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He's looking forward to seeing things from a different point of view, and loves the idea of getting away and "being able to focus and channel three of my passions: running, writing and my wife."
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"There is no getting away from the fact that hunting down your own citizens as antinational is now part of the ideological construct of this government," he wrote in a column for The Indian Express.
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Battle over drug prices shifts back to the states President Trump has derided pharmaceutical companies as "getting away with murder," but there's been little action in Washington to rein in the costs of prescription drugs.
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"Many people think that a phone interview means they're getting away with something, that they don't have to put as much effort into researching the role or company, " says Steve Pritchard, HR Consultant for giffgaff.
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It is a story of shameless people getting away with it, over and over again, thanks in large part to a dubious but effective legal theory of presidential power developed by the current attorney general.
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Apparently emboldened by just how much Trump keeps getting away with, senators Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham have plainly declared they'll do all they can to ensure the impeachment trial is decided in his favor.
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"He [Hussain] felt as though he could be in danger at that house, so at that moment he was just leaving and didn't really have a plan other than getting away," Kindlon said, according to WTEN.
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"Every country is corrupt but some countries do it more covert and it doesn't affect the citizens as much," he says, comparing Britain to the "dark shit" he says the Nigerian government is getting away with.
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Ever since crowds began to overtake Bushwick — but not necessarily its art studios — during BOS, artists and gallerists have seemed less concerned with a possible date change than with getting away from the frat-party vibe.
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Read More Cramer: Elon Musk getting away with financial murder With oil and the dollar pulling down stocks yet again on Thursday, Cramer fears the market could be in for a tough end to the week.
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Cramer: Elon Musk getting away with financial murder Cramer: Payroll numbers could 'unleash a parade of horribles' Many of these companies decided they needed to purchase growth, and began to acquire competitors to gain market share.
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Cramer: Elon Musk getting away with financial murder Cramer: Payroll numbers could 'unleash a parade of horribles' "They are all in the grips of one of the worst bear markets I have ever seen," Cramer said.
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The infrastructure, the transportation infrastructure of cities cannot keep up with that kind of growth, so one is you've got to be smarter, which goes to sharing cars, getting away from car ownership, which is Pool.
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You could just zap to the store you wanted to visit, But then we're getting away from the idea of a mall as a social space, and basically describing Amazon with a more vigorous 3D interface.
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But there is no getting away from the fact that had they been occupied with fewer humdrum labours, the brilliant women whom she portrays in her book might well have achieved even more than they did.
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Ted is obsessed with getting away from Craggy Island, preferably via fame and fortune; Father Dougal is too stupid to tell whether a cow is small, or merely far away; Father Jack is a disgusting drunk.
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"The people who get a true break and are really getting away have much better benefits when it comes to their health and happiness," says Katie Denis, chief of research and strategy for Project: Time Off.
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Executives from the drug companies, reprieved from discussing the industry's pricing practices — about which Trump has said pharma is "getting away with murder" — focused on the case for government funding of basic scientific research, Collins said.
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While Kamar-Taj is presented as a diverse community of sorcerers, there's no getting away from it feeling very much like the stereotypical martial-arts dojo we've seen in so many other stories over the years.
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"My daughter was so traumatised by it that she had a panic attack and fell on the floor and rather than getting away from the rat, I had to look after her," said mother Sue Richardson.
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"You may think this stock is getting away from you, ... [but] based on the inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, Moreno thinks this thing could be headed to $166 before it runs out of steam," Cramer said.
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"The nomination of Alex Azar, the former head of Eli Lilly's U.S. operations, shows that Trump was never serious about his promise to stop the pharmaceutical industry from 'getting away with murder,'" said Vermont Independent Sen.
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Rather than landing a pot shot and getting away clean, Hernandez was landing a pot shot and eating three or four knees, elbows or punches in return as Cerrone bogged him down before he could exit.
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In our pre-baby life, when we spotted this kind of unexpected opening, we'd check our bank account, figure out what we could afford and just go — where didn't matter as much as simply getting away.
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Reports of the price hike apparently reached Trump, who before his inauguration said drug companies were "getting away with murder" and has often promised to rein in drug prices without going into much detail on how.
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Maybe strip-mall sex lets jaded, wealthy men feel as if they're getting away with something, giving them the same tiny thrill enjoyed by every little old lady with a purse full of purloined Panera napkins.
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But who among the presidents of the last half-century has been so publicly cavalier about conflicts of interest, so blithe about getting away with whatever grifts he could, so lavishly meanspirited and so proudly rude?
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Fleeing a metropolitan ennui identifiable to any millennial, she uses a hefty inheritance from a rich relative to buy 20 acres of raw hillside, settling into the city slicker's fantasy of getting away from it all.
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It could refer to the end of the year, a time when you're thinking about getting away, or about buying new books to give as holiday gifts; some ideas on that subject follow in this column.
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"Trump has not hidden his dislike of Amazon: He&aposs accused the company of "getting away with murder on tax" and accused Bezos of using the publication he owns, The Washington Post, as a "lobbyist weapon.
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Destiny 13, above all else, has been lauded for Bungie's thoughtful fixes to those quality-of-life issues, getting away from the original's forced repetition and Kafka-esque mazes of upgrade systems and luck-based loot drops.
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While stealing bitcoins might seem like a good idea on paper given crypto's high value, getting away with it could be slightly difficult given recent crackdowns on sketchy exchanges that enable users to launder ill-earned coins.
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Instead, all of America's water coolers and social media networks are popping (and popping off) about Richard Sherman getting away with this obvious interference with Julio Jones' attempt to catch a game-saving fourth-down hero ball.
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They are catching and suspending fighters for things that don't seem to matter, like marijuana, while others are getting away with lesser sentences for being caught with traces of far more suspicious estrogen blockers and actual steroids.
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But even if Cupertino's engineers have designed this aspect of the tech in a very thoughtful and highly attention-tuned way, there's no getting away from the fact that biometric security tends to make security experts uncomfortable.
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But for example, they&aposre getting away with murder on aluminum for example, but why put tariffs on the EU, Canada, Mexico, countries that are not responsible for this OK so it&aposs just a little misplaced.
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"It Takes a Woman's Love" is just a straightforward rock 'n' roll song, whereas we were starting to lean towards a very much more progressive style of music, getting away from basic predictable lyrics about predictable things.
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In these allegations we see a pattern of men repeatedly abusing their power and getting away with it while women and girls, correctly understanding that they would be systematically shamed if they "told," were silenced and disempowered.
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He called hedge fund managers 'paper pushers' who were 'getting away with murder' partly because of measures including the carried-interest provision that he said allowed them to shield their wealth and to minimize their tax burdens.
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"I would be deeply shocked if this administration came up with something for him that matched his 'drug companies are getting away with murder rhetoric,'" said Rodney Whitlock, a lobbyist with the Campaign for Sustainable Drug Pricing.
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The resulting movie feels as gleeful and nervy as a student film that the drama club threw together in secret, as if the cast kept whispering to each other, Can you believe we're getting away with this?
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He did not do more damage beyond what was already done by a videotape that emerged on Friday, when Mr. Trump was heard bragging about groping women and getting away with it because he was a celebrity.
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He called hedge fund managers "paper pushers" who were "getting away with murder" partly because of measures including the carried-interest provision that he said allowed them to shield their wealth and to minimize their tax burdens.
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Jacqueline Frances, a stripper, artist, and comedian who acted as a consultant for "Hustlers," later told me on the phone, "Hustlers" isn't so much about getting away with a crime, or the world of strip clubs generally.
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"People who are considering tax evasion ... greatly exaggerate their chances of getting away with it ... That is why prison is important," Judge Jed Rakoff said at the time, according to the Southern District of New York prosecutors.
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After Donald Trump earlier this year accused drugmakers of "getting away with murder", shortly before he was inaugurated as U.S. president, the May 11 event underscores the focus on medicine pricing in health ministries from Berlin to Beijing.
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"It is probably that he has found the life of the whaling vessel anything but pleasant and, not seeing convenient means of escape, has hit upon this plan for getting away," one of Griffiths's acquaintances told the newspaper.
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Nobody seems to be talking about or challenging it while all these brands are literally getting away with murder and trying to act like they're in the beauty business — I don't find anything beautiful about testing on animals.
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The ones that do work, fortunately, basically make it worth wading through the half-hours, perhaps foremost Ullman as Dame Judi Dench -- under absolutely unbelievably good makeup -- getting away with petty crimes like shoplifting because, well, she can.
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"The city, the last 20 or 25 years, has been trying to diversify our economy, and getting away from Wall Street and bringing it out into the outer boroughs," added the CEO and co-chairman of Rudin Management.
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In 2008 [during the economic recession], there were a lot of people who were getting away with things if they were from a certain privileged race or class, and the working class were left to pay the bill.
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As a rule of thumb, Trump has a harder and harder time getting away with the "nothing to see here" move as evidence becomes more unassailable, and the insult to the press' intelligence becomes too great to bear.
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Airlines have been getting away for years with poor service and major missteps — like the dragging of a passenger off a United Express flight — because of the consolidation of the industry, crisis management expert Eric Dezenhall said Wednesday.
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Markets are far from perfect, but competition (not always, but usually) prevents companies from getting away with drastically undervaluing their employees -- if Yelp did that, a rival could poach all its workers by offering them slightly more money.
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" On April 3, Trump launched a campaign calling sanctuary cities "an assault on the rule of law," complaining that "cities like Seattle and San Francisco have spent decades breaking our country's immigration laws—and getting away with it.
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In the moments when I'm really in the shitter with the business, I look back nostalgically at how simple, fun, and free from responsibility we were at getting away with it while having a great underground dinner party.
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Over the years I've told this story to several people, and only because it irritated me that someone like him became more and more successful and grew through the ranks, getting away with his behavior for so long.
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Experts debate the reasons for decline—a combination of coffee rust, warmer weather, and increases in fertiliser prices are all to blame—but there's no getting away from the fact that coffee output has dwindled in recent years.
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It's a familiar line of attack for Republicans, who have long accused Bill and Hillary Clinton of getting away with criminal behavior since the former president and first lady escaped criminal charges in the Whitewater real estate investigation.
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That's the situation Toronto is in, with the lead now stretched to 14 because of plays like a Kyle Lowry 3-pointer and Serge Ibaka getting away with a goal tend on a layup attempt by DeMarcus Cousins.
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Many of these same Republicans, who now believe Moore's accusers, nevertheless looked the other way when, a few weeks before the 2016 election, Trump boasted on tape of behaving in a predatory manner and getting away with it.
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" PHIL ORLANDO, CHIEF EQUITY MARKET STRATEGIST, FEDERATED INVESTORS, NEW YORK "It sounds like a goldilocks-type assessment, that the economy is doing fine, the labor market is doing fine and inflation isn't accelerating or getting away from us.
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But to think about, the cost of preventing every potential problem is so high compared to just letting a few problems happen and then getting away with all these other things for free, which I much prefer. Right.
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His eye is not on the facts at all, as the eyes of the honest man and of the liar are, except insofar as they may be pertinent to his interest in getting away with what he says.
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It sounded as if he was making stuff up, saying China told me nobody&aposs ever talked to us, saying, &aposOh, I talked to Justin Trudeau and can&apost believe he was getting away with so much trade stuff.
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And often they don&apost because when it comes to guns and butter, they want slabs of butter, and they want distribution this policies, and they&aposve been getting away with it because the United States pays the bill.
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ZURICH, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Novartis Chief Executive Joe Jimenez will meet President Donald Trump on Tuesday with other drug industry executives after the U.S. leader said pharmaceuticals companies were "getting away with murder" on drug prices the government pays.
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While everyone raged against Hollywood for the lack of representation and diversity in recognizing cinematic accomplishments in film and television, one institution was getting away with the same thing: The Grammys, which released its 2018 nominee list this morning.
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WALTER ISAACSON: Getting away from cyber for just a moment, even though it's a cyber conference, when you're looking at the threats now to the homeland that the FBI has to deal with, how has the threat landscape changed?
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A lot of this can be chalked up to the fact that vision-impaired people can actually live relatively normal lives, but it's admittedly fun to imagine the Motown legend getting away with a long con of this magnitude.
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And amid continued pressure—President Donald Trump said in January that the pharmaceutical industry was "getting away with murder" in its pricing practices—the increases continued in the first quarter of this year, a separate report from Cowen shows.
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Drugmakers are acutely sensitive to the issue, after Donald Trump accused them of "getting away with murder" on prices shortly before he was inaugurated as U.S. president - and it is also rising up the agenda in many other countries.
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Jamal Khashoggi was assassinated by Saudi agents, prompting Silicon Valley to think about how it got so rich JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images Silicon Valley companies are used to getting away with a lot.
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Ariana was in the Bronx on Saturday spending time with her mother and a male friend ... getting away from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan, where she spent a lot of time with Pete before calling off their engagement.
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"Basically, they've been getting away with this kind of thing for years, because mostly they're picking on poor people and homeless people, and they count on the fact that nobody's going to come and look into what they're doing."
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"I think, in her mind, it would have defeated the point of 'getting away' and would have amounted to a totally unnecessary expense to taxpayers," Kate Kelly, who worked as a senior adviser to Jewell, said, according to Politico.
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It has to have big costs in order to monitor things and they've been ... all of these, not just YouTube, have been getting away with very few people and letting anything goes and then wondering why people behave badly.
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But it raises the possibility that Trump is trying to keep his more recent returns hidden for the slightly banal reason that he's been getting away with cheating on his taxes and doesn't think his returns can bear public scrutiny.
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This new series started three years ago after a man reached out to This American Life producer Brian Reed, claiming that the son of a wealthy family had been bragging about getting away with murder in their rural Alabama hometown.
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Donald Trump held a meeting with the bosses of America's biggest drug companies, an industry that has found itself in the president's crosshairs for "getting away with murder" by charging sky-high prices for medicines in public health-care schemes.
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That was a big factor in wanting to get my daughter out of there and not wanting to have her exposed to the same cycle that's been going on for years, with the same kind of men getting away with it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher after a choppy day on Wednesday as energy and technology gains countered a drop in healthcare stocks after President-elect Donald Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" by charging high prices.
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Almost everyone — even those who agree with Donald Trump that his recently leaked comments about grabbing women's genitals and getting away with it because of his fame were "locker room talk" — agrees that the remarks were vile and apology-worthy.
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The sector took a pounding on Wednesday after U.S. president-elect Donald Trump said the drug industry was "getting away with murder" on medicine costs, suggesting that the specter of government actions on pricing is not going away any time soon.
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" Federal officials said they were focusing on the anticompetitive practices of brand-name drug makers under the impetus of a vow by President Trump to hold down prices set by drug companies, which he has said are "getting away with murder.
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"It's hard to see how an attorney who's spent his career helping Wall Street beat the rap will keep President-elect Trump's promise to stop big banks and hedge funds from 'getting away with murder,' " Brown said in a statement.
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But it's still in a supervised environment, so the kinds of things that you do or that you think you're getting away with, that helps you grow in a way that you might not be able to do at school.
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"A lot of teams try to slow us down or try to be extra physical against us, and we know if we get sucked into that then we're getting away from our game and we're not productive that way," Crosby said.
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It wasn't until the evening of Labor Day that Garver learned the other reason for the family's little pastorale: Lois had thought that a change of scene, and getting away from certain friends, might help Ben cut back on smoking weed.
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"For far too long, many big companies have been getting away with harmful trading practices which lead to poor services and confusion among customers who have parted with their hard-earned cash," Prime Minister Theresa May said in a statement.
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"I just don't have any doubt about that at all if no public pressure or international spotlight had been shined on it thanks to us they would still be doing the same thing and getting away with it," Burk told Reuters.
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If the police search a car and find an antique gun in the trunk, as long as there isn't any ammunition lying around, the suspect can claim to be a collector and has a decent chance of getting away with it.
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The clichéd response to that is that I love the idea of "getting away with it," whether it's in heist films or in my own life as a filmmaker who feels like he consistently has to get away with it.
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Hillary Clinton's lead has grown steadily over the last two weeks, and she was ahead by five to six percentage points before a videotape revealed Mr. Trump bragging about groping women and getting away with it because he's a celebrity.
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The show also never reckons with the fact that there needs to be a little more meat on the bones of a story about a white man getting away with everything for it to really stick in a contemporary cultural landscape.
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In the episode, Minhaj touches on the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi and was highly critical of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ... joking that the country's leader had been getting away with heinous acts like this for years.
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But the advocates of unrestricted corporate power and minimal worker protection have been getting away for far too long with pretending that they're the defenders of freedom – which is not, in fact, just another word for nothing left to lose.
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Having proclaimed just before his inauguration that drug makers were "getting away with murder," President Trump last month issued a 50-point blueprint to bring down prices, mainly by injecting more competition — and a dose of public shaming — into the market.
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"The hit rate on a moving target is less than 4 percent so by running, you have a 96 percent chance of getting away and even if you are hit, the fatality rate is less than 0.1 percent," Shaffer said.
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"Getting away gave me the possibility of having thoughts of my own, of developing my own personality, a chance to find myself, even the chance to play badly!" he told The Times in 1960 on a rare visit to New York.
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Although President Donald Trump has repeatedly promised "one of my greatest priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs" because drug companies are "getting away with murder," critics say the dashboard's dormancy helps the drug industry avoid new scrutiny.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has stated he will crack down on sharp price hikes in the drug industry, saying that some drugmakers are "getting away with murder" and suggesting that he wants to make the bidding process on drugs more competitive.
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As viewers bared witness, many wondered why Kelly, who was acquitted in 2008 on charges related to child pornography resulting from a videotape of him appearing to have sex with a young girl, was seemingly getting away with his alleged abuse.
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Two months after kicking off his campaign, Mr. Trump railed against hedge fund managers in an August 2015 interview for being "guys that shift paper around," who were "getting away with murder" by not paying their fair share of taxes.
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On Thursday, Judge Amy Berman Jackson granted the Department of Justice's request to seize Manafort's condo, which he mortgaged for $3 million back in 2015 — when times were simpler and Manafort was much richer and getting away with financial crimes.
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Washington (CNN)Wearing a pair of black Nike running shoes -- "symbolic of getting away from the imperial presidency" -- Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson on Tuesday pitched a "socially liberally, fiscally conservative" brand of politics while throwing some sharp elbows at Donald Trump.
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Graphically, there's no getting away from the fact that it's nowhere near as impressive as the other versions — I flipped between HDMI inputs on my TV to compare the Xbox One and Switch titles and the face-off wasn't flattering to the latter.
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Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are only three of many ways people can communicate digitally, and while many people spend hours every week using them, they are replaceable and inessential — and, in fact, getting away from Facebook and Instagram might make people happier.
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What started as stargazing on the hood of the car turned into one of our most passionate, desperate hook-ups; I think it was the combination of the summer air and the feeling of being high-school kids getting away with something.
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Seemingly immune to the norms that have constrained most of his predecessors—including Nixon, who took far greater pains to hide his ethical shortcomings—Mr Trump is steadily redefining the extent to which politics is the art of getting away with it.
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Getting away from core counts and clock speeds, Intel wants the glossy "Intel Inside" sticker to be a mark of reassurance to consumers, a sign that what's inside lives up to an increasingly common set of ARM-inspired presumptions about modern mobile devices.
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And it's done in a way that feels natural, without getting away from the core of the character; you'll still hear a few of Prompto's awkward jokes, and one of his special attacks involves taking a selfie in the midst of battle.
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The new HHS secretary will be tasked with implementing Trump administration efforts to unwind Obamacare, a top campaign promise of his, and overseeing the drug industry, which Trump has said is "getting away with murder" by charging high prices for prescription medications.
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Amongst other things, Trump — who had recently married his current wife Melania Trump — talked about grabbing women "by the p—-" and getting away with because he's a "star" and revealing that he unsuccessfully tried to sleep with a married woman, Nancy O'Dell.
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NEW YORK, Jan 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher on Wednesday after a day of choppy trading even as many investors fled drug stocks after President-elect Donald Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" by charging high prices for drugs.
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Mark and Rhea Durham are in the middle of an amazing family vacation in Sardinia ... living it up on a yacht, catching rays by the pool, and getting away from the kids at one point for a romantic stroll down the beach!
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That started with Trump firing FBI Director James Comey, lying about why he fired Comey, admitting on national television that the real reason was to try to impede an ongoing criminal investigation into his associates, and then largely getting away with it.
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Trump, who has said drug companies are "getting away with murder," is also likely to push for a proposal that would allow Medicare to create an "international pricing index " to bring drug prices in line with what other nations pay, Abrahams said.
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They kept getting away with it not because nobody knew, but because the people who knew treated it just how the American public treated Clinton's abusive behavior — as something that was maybe wrong but fundamentally unimportant compared to an important man's work.
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We're just getting away from our game, we know what we're doing coming in, we have our mindset and then some adversity hits and we get away from our game plan and strategy and teams will make you pay when you do that.
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Go around to the alley feeling pretty good, actually, like you're getting away with something (and it is true that you are ignoring a couple scathing posts from something called the Illinois Immigrant Action Network, but nothing you can really do about that).
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But the figure I actually have in mind is Recep Tayyip Erdogan, president of Turkey, whose success in getting away with obvious corruption by politicizing law offers a disturbing preview of how Trump may become the authoritarian ruler he clearly wants to be.
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Roughly half of Americans said men getting away with harassment or assault at work was "a major problem" and about half of Americans also believe the increased awareness of work harassment or assault will not make "much difference" in work opportunities for women.
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President Trump has repeatedly slammed pharmaceutical companies for "getting away with murder" on soaring drug prices, but he and his nominee to head the Food and Drug Administration have pledged to ease industry regulations and speed approvals for medicines and other consumer products.
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"It's hard to see how an attorney who spent his career helping Wall Street beat the rap will keep President-elect Trump's promise to stop big banks and hedge funds from 'getting away with murder,'" Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, said.
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"It's hard to see how an attorney who's spent his career helping Wall Street beat the rap will keep President-elect Trump's promise to stop big banks and hedge funds from 'getting away with murder,'", said U.S. Senate Banking Committee Ranking Member Sherrod Brown.
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"But he has been getting away with autocratic shit like this for years with almost no blowback," Minhaj says during the show, and suggests that after years of human rights abuses, it's finally time for the US to reassess its relationship with the strategic ally.
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First of all, Apple's overseas cash pile in recent filings stood at just $252 billion, not $350 billion, and if the company's figures are to be believed, it's getting away with paying taxes of just $38.8 billion or 15.5 percent on that $250 billion.
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Thieves reportedly smashed her car's front window, getting away with 2,000 Euros (US $2,273.20), her bag and the princess' ID. The robbery allegedly took place on Thursday afternoon at the St. Denis exit of the A86 motorway near Aubervilliers, a north-eastern suburb of Paris.
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Four students suffered injuries in Monday's incident -- two hit by bullets, with the other two hurt "either by shrapnel from the handgun or by injuries getting away from the active shooter," according to Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones -- before Hancock was taken into custody.
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Many of these are not 'cuts' but failures to reach an agreement in renegotiating contracts but what is interesting is that a decent talent getting away from the UFC used to be a rare occurrence, in recent weeks we have seen quite a few.
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Since Eric Garner was killed by the state for selling loose cigarettes, Sean Bell for leaving a bachelor party, and Mike Brown for walking down the street, it's hard to imagine nonwhite people getting away with staging a weeks-long armed standoff with the feds.
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Trump has blasted the pharmaceutical industry, accusing it of "getting away with murder" with steep drug prices, but his administration has done little to force the industry to change its ways, and hasn't acted on most of the pricing promises he made during the election.
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"GE has been running a decades long accounting fraud by only providing top line revenue and bottom line profits for its business units and getting away with leaving out cost of goods sold, SG&A, R&D and corporate overhead allocations," the report said.
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Inside was a Sam Spade labyrinth of bad linoleum, but the offices had giant windows and a swank mailing address ("World Trade Center"), and my father had what used to be the thrill of urban real estate: the feeling of getting away with something.
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Living in New York City, it's hard to imagine getting away with carrying around a stash of firecrackers and bullets on the subway every day, but I'd be happy adding a headlamp and maybe an emergency blanket or fleece hat to my trusty pack.
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The politics of Fox News are reactionary, but they are also hard to pin down—they are about a feeling, a combination of distaste and distrust for all the things that other people are getting away with and seem so entitled to out there.
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Why it matters: Tech platforms like Facebook and Twitter are under pressure to put more processes in place around advertising transparency in response to nefarious actors, including foreign government-backed groups, getting away with buying advertising on these platforms during the 2016 presidential election.
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Read more: China steals US designs for new weapons, and it's getting away with 'the greatest intellectual property theft in human history''They would punish inmates for everything'Kazakhs are just one of the Turkic Muslim ethnic minorities detained in labor camps in Xinjiang, China.
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Despite castigating hedge fund managers for "getting away with murder" on their taxes and making a vague pledge to strip big banks of their profitable trading arms, Trump has surrounded himself with financiers including Mnuchin and hedge fund firm bosses John Paulson and Anthony Scaramucci.
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It was on the third day of the J.P. Morgan conference last year that Trump said in a speech that the pharmaceutical industry is "getting away with murder" when it comes to the prices of medicines, driving the IBB biotech ETF down almost 3 percent.
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Sticks and stones may break my bones, but lower corporate tax rates excite meDonald Trump unnerved drug company executives a week ago by saying they were getting away with murder on pricing, but that wouldn't stop Novartis from increasing its investment in the United States.
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There is one other dynamic here I'd be negligent not to mention: When Trump talked about drug companies "getting away with murder," he was borrowing directly from Bernie Sanders and the most progressive wing of the Democratic Party, of which Ellison is a member.
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The cable sits behind your neck, which means the overall appearance will be somewhat similar to Beats X or Beyerdynamic's Byron BT. There's just no getting away from that neckbud style if you want to go wireless — but at least these don't have a hard collar.
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In Medicare Part B, senators discussed changing the way the government reimburses doctors for the drugs they buy — "getting away from a percentage, which creates an incentive to go with the most expensive possible prescription and instead going with something closer to a flat fee," Sen.
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Unlike a mod, which changes crucial game components, or a glitch, which exploits how the game is made, players who turn a cheerful simulation into a nightmare scenario are still abiding by the rules of the game — and getting away with it is part of the fun.
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When the cars came to a stretch of open road "as far as you can see," Van Horn bumped his cruiser into the rear side of Stephens' car, forcing it to spin out of control and allowing other police vehicles to stop him from getting away.
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Purdue Fort Wayne trailed 253.6-29 at the half when Konchar stole the ball and scored at the buzzer, but the game started getting away from the Mastodons in the second half when they failed to control the boards and let the Buckeyes dictate the pace.
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Photo: John Zeedick (AP)The two-day delivery option available to Amazon Prime members for just about anything they could possibly need is one of the biggest reasons that the company can continue getting away with hiking its subscription fee (which currently runs members $119 annually).
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Goodfellas is a great film and everyone likes a funny Marlon Brando impression, but there's no getting away from the fact that the Italian mafia is an organised crime gang responsible for hundreds of deaths, illegal racketeering, and violent criminals still on the run from police.
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"With ISC and SMI being public traded, they had our tracks, so that's [about] getting into negotiations on getting away from that strategy and getting into new markets," said Busch, who was the overall series champion in 2004 when it was known as the Nextel Cup Series.
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There's really no getting away from the fact that the most powerful red carpet fashion statement at any Golden Globes occurred in 2018, when almost all of the women who attended showed up in black gowns and tuxedo suits in solidarity with Time's Up and #MeToo.
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Where your run-of-the-mill heist movie is about a bunch of invincible-feeling guys wielding their own privilege and getting away with it (yawn), "American Animals" takes a turn: The protagonists aren't untouchable this time, and they ultimately face the repercussions of their audacity.
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Even if what you're getting away from is something you're happy to get away from, it can be a really really lonely time, especially because you're surrounded by images and messages that you should be having all this stuff, and if you're not there's something wrong.
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This included questions on drug pricing, such as if Azar agrees with Trump's comments that drug companies "are getting away with murder," what steps he'd take to decrease out-of-pocket costs of medicines and if he believes Medicare should be allowed to negotiate drug prices.
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Finishing Aldo twice in a calendar year is impressive, but it was only last year that we awarded Holloway the Slacky for Technical Turn-Around—remarking that he was finally getting away from the recklessness and reliance on natural ability that had hindered his early UFC career.
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So I think what was really powerful about that reporting is that it wasn't just a person who was accused of bad behavior at the top who was getting away with it, but it was this entire system and this entire culture that was really corrupt.
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"These non-existent acts are deliberately being chosen for inclusion, time and time again, on first-party playlists with millions of followers at the expense of label-signed music," the publication wrote, implying that Spotify is getting away with siphoning money away from legitimate artists signed by labels.
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"They started getting away from us and I tried to keep the game as close as possible," said George, who played the entire second half and was 2222 of 23 from the floor, 22001 of 202 from 15-point range in coming within two points of his season high.
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I think getting away was very crucial for me to get a new vibe so I can get inspired and really start the project because it was a little bit more difficult for me to work back at home cause there's not as much going on I think.
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has proposed increasing the estate tax to a top rate of 65 percent, arguing, in effect, that the rich have been getting away with murder and enraging small-business owners and farmers who worry a higher estate tax could put them out of business.
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Athletes today may also be getting away with bending the rules, which can lead to dangerous plays, said Dawn Comstock, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Colorado, Denver, who has also found a rise in the rate of concussions among youth soccer players in her research.
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Jonathan Turley: No glory in James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE getting away with abuse of power at FBI.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Danny Dyer is the peak form of many things: an East London that doesn't exist anymore, calling a loved one a tart and getting away with it by winking afterwards, punching a hole through a dry wall with your bare fist.
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What kept him from getting away with it was not the laws on the books — Russia's legal protections are no less extensive and high-minded than ours, but they don't prevent Vladimir Putin from laying waste to his political opponents — but shared political norms developed and stabilized over time.
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"Italy is going through a dark moment, worse than the collapse of the Roman Empire," said Mr. Michele, who is sometimes seen getting away from Italy's current malaise by wandering through the surrounding blackberry bushes with his friend, the actor Jared Leto, both of them dressed like pashas.
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From where we sit now, it seems incredible that someone who escaped from prison so many times and robbed so many banks just kept getting away with it over and over, when many others — especially others who weren't friendly, charming old white men — couldn't imagine doing the same.
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"Dream Hampton's docuseries really just exposed what Black women organizers, including the #MuteRKelly campaign, have been saying for years, which is that R. Kelly is a serial sexual predator and that he's been getting away with abusing Black girls," Natalie Green, a spokesperson for UltraViolet, told Refinery29 at the rally.
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Ogah was begging for change outside a supermarket in a Rome neighborhood where many migrants live last September when he stopped a 37-year-old Italian who had just held up the store with a cleaver and was getting away with about 400 euros, according to the Catholic television station TV2000.
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The murders of Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Sandra Bland, so many others, all by local police force; the terrifying trend of police militarization (especially in New York City), that fucking 1033 program; the protests, the marches, the live streams of St Louis' reaction to the Brown's killer getting away with murder.
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There's an interesting lesson in the fact that Paul Manafort is being brought down by criminal money laundering and tax evasion charges that are at best tangentially related to his work for Trump's campaign — there's a lot of white-collar crime happening in America that people are getting away with.
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To encourage this administration to discard this rule by inferring that borrowers will be getting away with something would leave federal taxpayers and vulnerable students holding the bag for millions of dollars in student loans in return for useless credits and degrees, as evidenced by the recent Corinthian Colleges debacle.
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The series works best not as a literal thriller but as a staging ground for female anger, in scenes that, as on "Gentleman Jack," are about the cathartic thrill of getting away with it , in a world in which everyone is dumb enough to see you as a helpless little girl.
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"There is the potential that instead of the prosecution having to try a case against a very beloved American icon, instead there's the possibility that they're now bringing a criminal case against another male predator of this generation of guys who has been getting away with it for ages," he said.
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