People need to give permission to themselves for more playfulness.
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It is a simple way to give permission for further attacks.
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Owners need to give permission, but police don't need a warrant.
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"The Chabad rabbis in our community do not give permission for a woman to take off their hair covering if they have children," says Cohen, who notes that other rabbis in other communities do give permission.
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Sometimes, shoe companies give permission for athletes to wear another, disguised brand.
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The donor's family will need to give permission for the penis to be removed.
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The Prince Estate will never give permission to President Trump to use Prince's songs.
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But her doctors made her husband give permission for both of the surgeries she wanted.
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She said she didn't give permission to be recorded and didn't recall making those statements.
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That doesn't, however, give permission to clinic operators to prioritize profit over effectiveness and safety.
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In 2017, May declined to give permission for such a vote while Brexit was going on.
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What it's doing is it's going to give permission now to everybody else to do that.
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"The Prince Estate will never give permission to President Trump to use Prince's songs," it said.
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Rosenbach says she did not give permission for the company to collect and store her son's fingerprints.
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"The children, some as young as 2 months old, cannot possibly give permission for this," Falcon said.
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Whether with a troll or those that give permission to them, sometimes you can actually get through.
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Opposition groups had called for a peaceful protest for Friday, but the authorities did not give permission.
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If you opened the document, you were asked to give permission for it to access your account.
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Once you give permission, Facebook will be able to securely access your bank account and collect their payment.
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Congress is supposed to authorize, or give permission, for money to be appropriated, or spent, on federal programs.
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And the only one who can give permission is the host, who'll need to change their settings beforehand.
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"The Prince Estate will never give permission to President Trump to use Prince's songs," the tweet concluded, definitively.
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The author's estate said it did not give permission for the book, printed by Amazon's self-publishing subsidiary.
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The author's estate said it did not give permission for the book, printed by Amazon's self-publishing subsidiary.
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When we dehumanize people in conversation, we give permission for them to be degraded in other ways as well.
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"For the academy to give permission that you don't have to try is an ethically poor position," she said.
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Companies can do that by making it easy for people to give permission, and immensely complicated to opt out.
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"The Prince Estate will never give permission to President Trump to use Prince's songs," it said in a statement.
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"We need a backhoe, but they (authorities) have to authorize it first and they don&apost give permission," Esqueque said.
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You can give permission to share certain types of data, including Google Drive files and Gmail messages, with that person.
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The Tokyo District Court is expected to decide whether it will give permission as soon as Monday, the report said.
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In many cases, customers would have to explicitly give permission for their data to be used or shared with others.
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The point of the foreboding overture, then, is to give permission for the joy of the rest of the album.
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He was surprised, he said, that he had to give permission for his work to be reproduced in the game.
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Users may get promotions for products like credit cards or loans — but only if they give permission, Mr. Lin said.
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Once customers give permission, businesses using Square will be able to charge them without requiring any further action from the customers.
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A village leader must first give permission for girls living there to be trained, which is forthcoming just half the time.
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The changes mean that users will have to give permission before an app can collect information beyond their names and addresses.
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Rexnord did not give permission to enter the factory; descriptions of scenes there were based on interviews, photographs and video recordings.
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Last week, for the first time, the police refused to give permission for a proposed big rally in central Hong Kong.
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People from the NSB wouldn't give permission until they contacted their people on the ground and confirmed what the Americans said.
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The anchor noted that the singer issued a statement this week, saying she did not give permission to either former Arkansas Gov.
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The court accepted that people did not give permission in this case yet slammed the door shut on holding Google to account.
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"They will need to give permission before their favorite apps can connect to Uber and access their trip details," the company says.
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"The Prince Estate will never give permission to President Trump to use Prince's songs," read a tweet from the official Prince account.
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But some states are all-party consent states, including California and Florida, that require all members of a conversation to give permission.
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"This city's got no law," explained one man in Richgrove who, like others, did not give permission for his name to be published.
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The police identified 12 women from the recordings, all of whom said they did not know of or give permission for the recordings.
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While it gives special access to search engines and other friendly bots, LinkedIn obviously didn't give permission to the data harvesters it's suing.
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The federal government requires consumers to give permission by "opting in" to overdraft coverage for debit card purchases and automated teller machine withdrawals.
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But he said he wasn't going to give permission for the women in his life to drive, nor would they want him to.
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A new page will open in your browser where you can log into your Spotify account and give permission for Discord to connect.
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A user visits a webpage and you might be asked to give permission for the site to use your CPU, or you might not.
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The FTC agreement requires Facebook users to give permission before the company can share personal data beyond the privacy settings they have already established.
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California is one of eleven "two-party consent" states, where both parties on the phone must give permission for the call to be recorded.
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The idea is that customers will own their data in the future, not the banks, and can give permission for it to be shared.
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He confirmed the ministry plans to give permission for ethanol production, and then would judge from early experience whether to scale up the experiment.
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So that's my goal: to give permission to the next generation to say, I am that, I can be that, I can do that.
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If clients give permission, counselors follow up with them in the days and weeks after their initial call, when quitting can be most difficult.
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He said he would give permission for the refugees to disembark once he received assurances that they would be distributed among all European Union countries.
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The government of Niger must give permission to allow the arming of US drones there, something it has yet to do, according to one official.
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Thanks to the new law in Manitoba, if the victim doesn't explicitly give permission for their image to be shared, there are grounds to sue.
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As the head of state, the Queen has to give permission to "prorogue," or suspend, Parliament; Johnson's lawyers had assured her they were acting constitutionally.
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Four sources close to the Venezuelan league told Reuters earlier that MLB would not give permission for players to participate, attributing the move to U.S. sanctions.
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Private blockchains, which require intermediaries to give permission to users, could help financial institutions serve clients better and at lower cost "at some point," Bessant said.
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Under the new policy, a base or facility's top brass can give permission to troop members wishing to carry a firearm, provided they meet certain criteria.
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The studies, which will allow users to opt-in to give permission for the company to collect data, will focus on measuring mobility, menstruation and hearing.
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Because the section of the Thruway in question is on Seneca land, the tribe must give permission to the state before it can do any work.
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When you're in these situations and it starts at the top, it does give permission for others to act in that way, to think it's okay.
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But if a site is asked for and a candidate does not give permission, that could surely be a negative during the interview process, deservedly or not.
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To break it all the way down: Waivers under the proposed amendment would give permission to certain states to charge people with preexisting conditions more for insurance.
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"If Iran's oil exports are to be prevented, we will not give permission for oil to be exported to the world through the Strait of Hormuz," Kowsari said.
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The keyboard required users to give permission for it to read what was being typed, then monitored for install bounties for apps based on what the user searched.
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But the first, scheduled for late last year, was abandoned after the Indian government refused to give permission for the team to play in the United Arab Emirates.
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Power and Nosal urged the Supreme Court to hear their appeals, arguing that anti-hacking law does not define who must give permission to access a computer system.
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However, if they request entry for repairs, the waiting period can be anywhere from 48 hours to a week unless you give permission for them to enter sooner.
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Put it out in public, on a plinth with the names of as many of the abused as can be found [and give permission] engraved on the plinth.
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He persuaded some engineers to try, and received verbal permission from government officials — though no one was willing to give permission in writing, in case the experiment failed.
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We've been playing internally, and we shared some screenshots of what if — of course if you give permission — what if you see a green dot next to my name?
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If your Yelp review helped a detective identify a thief, you probably would not expect to have to give permission for that review to be used in an investigation.
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It is time to give permission to our fresh-eyed, college-bound youth to find the courage to return to authenticity, whether it be to lead or to follow.
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If you're a parent wanting to give permission to your child to be absent, you'll need to do so "in the same manner they normally would," the guidance reads.
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"You have a president so much like ours whose attacks against the press and women give permission to autocrats like ours to unleash the dark side of humanity," she said.
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Although parents are meant to give permission for their children to participate, World Vision did not require signed consent forms until 2007 or 2008 — after the Husan initiative was over.
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"The sale of submarines, or to give permission to sell submarines to a neighboring state, this is not a special operation in the middle of the night," he told reporters.
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Still, the child's parents must give permission for the baptism and understand that the baptized child will be taught the faith and expected to follow its teachings, the church said.
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"PowerPoint presentations somehow give permission to gloss over ideas, flatten out any sense of relative importance, and ignore the interconnectedness of ideas," Bezos wrote in an email to employees in 2004.
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While I enjoy at least the idea of Yiannopoulos rankling hand-wringing liberals, I also think that his arguments give permission to people who want to say vile, racist, bigoted things.
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It's our mantra against the fear that a President Trump, who openly wears his dismissive, sexist attitudes about women on his sleeve, would give permission for others to do the same.
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It's not surprising that Whitten did not show these sculptures during his lifetime, although he did give permission and work with the curators on this show before he died in 2017.
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We went to talk to the manager and I explained that City Hall had made all the arrangements; she said she couldn't give permission without hearing from an NYCHA representative downtown.
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Clicking on the link took them to a real Google security page, where users were asked to give permission for the fake app, posing as GDocs, to manage users' email account.
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In crises, patients might be too unstable or paranoid to give permission, said Victor Armstrong, a vice president for Atrium Health who runs Behavioral Health Charlotte, a 66-bed psychiatric facility.
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The Ford Foundation is leading an effort of large foundations to give permission to grantees to practice maximum flexibility with funds in order to free up resources for Covid-19 responses.
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At the start of every school year, parents have to give permission for their email addresses to be shared on a class list, and those who don't will be left out.
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"First of all, find out whether an account was opened that you didn't give permission for," Hamrick said, adding that it could be either a deposit account or a credit card account.
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Despite a widespread truce that has lasted almost three weeks, Syria's government has refused to give permission for U.N. aid convoys to enter six areas under siege by its forces, including Daraya.
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Trump also used 'Champions' last month, and Queen's Brian May came out firing, saying he would never give permission to use the song because the band never wanted it used for politics.
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But Twitter is unlike other sites, such as Facebook, because most of its messages are public and you can follow someone without them having to follow you back or (usually) give permission.
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By letting patients give permission beforehand to be committed to hospitals they prefer, the directives can avoid the arduous court-ordered commitment process — traumatic for patients, especially if they're handcuffed by police.
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The new policy rolls back those restrictions, and requires that same-sex parents give permission for their children to be baptized and acknowledge the commitments the child is making to the church.
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TMZ reports that he didn't give permission for Promobot to use a rubberized version of his face on its products, nor did he OK it for use in the company's promotional efforts.
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I think what caught people off guard here is that, one, some 50 million users found their data in the hands of someone that they did not give permission to have it.
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When we live into our brilliance and our vulnerability, our anger and our joy, our fear and our hopes, our beauty and our brains, we give permission to others to do the same.
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The company was accused of violating the 1998 Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires parents to give permission for a company to collect internet data on children under the age of 13.
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As Griner wrote in a Twitter post last week, "I have/would never give permission for use of my son's photo to promote any agenda of this vile man or that disgusting party."
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Eric Lamoureux of the Governor's Office of Emergency Services told the newspaper that roughly 80 percent of homeowners give permission for the government to cleanup, while the rest choose to do it themselves.
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The US received the intel from one of its allies who had access to the inner-workings of the Islamic State, and did not give permission for that intel to be shared with Russia.
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Professor Nielsen said that she believed that the next legal frontier would be for more states to adopt the California standard of "yes means yes" — meaning that women must affirmatively give permission for sex.
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In North Dakota, Heidi Heitkamp's chances of surviving have diminished since she was compelled to apologise to a group of sexual assault survivors who did not give permission to be identified in a campaign ad.
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It is asking them to nominate a parent or guardian to give permission for them to share information on the platform, otherwise they will not see a fully personalized version of the social media platform.
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WASHINGTON, April 21 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury will not give permission to U.S. companies, including Exxon Mobil Corp , to drill in areas prohibited by U.S. sanctions on Russia, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday.
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Default sharing settings may make data public unbeknownst to the user, or a user may unknowingly give permission to share their data by agreeing to terms and conditions that can be hard to wade through.
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The directive allows ICE to give permission for people to stay in the country as they await their U visas, which is a class of visa given to people who are cooperating with criminal investigations.
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He says he won't give out Wood's real name, because he's no longer here to give permission -- however, Walter tells us he'd put vendors in touch with the family if they want to donate to them.
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Y., sent a letter to President Donald Trump on Sunday demanding that the president express his support for universal background checks, a move that would effectively give permission to Senate Republicans to take up the matter.
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It's your data, and if you would like that data to be used to do something beyond helping your robot perform its job better [like mapping your home for IoT devices], then you'll need to give permission.
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The U.S. Soccer Federation has scored a goal against the union representing the men's national team, with a federal appeals court finding players did not need to give permission for their photos to be used in a tequila advertisement.
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The actor would likely have appeared as himself, and not in his Trump guise, the people said, in part because "Saturday Night Live" would have to give permission for Mr. Baldwin to reprise the impression outside of the show.
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While the new law allows people who have traditionally lived in or near parks to access them and use some resources, the power to give permission rests solely with authorities, said Emilie Pradichit, director of human rights group Manushya Foundation.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 27 (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma ordered Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to return from an investor roadshow to Britain and the United States because he "did not give permission for the trip", a government source said on Monday.
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"It is outrageous that the prosecutor is refusing to give permission to the public defender to visit Mr. Rahami," said Udi Ofer, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, which is not involved in the case.
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Informed consent is a foundational principle of health care; in the general sense, it's defined as a formal agreement that a medical patient signs in order to give permission for a procedure after being told about the associated risks and benefits.
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Until a significant number of the 1.2 million or more people whose DNA data has been uploaded to GEDmatch give permission for cops to search against their profiles, it means that the site has suddenly become all but useless for solving crimes.
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That's why AT&T requires that customers give permission for use of their data; like those other companies, it anonymizes that data and groups it into audiences—for example, consumers likely to be shopping for a pickup truck—rather than targeting specific individuals.
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"The question is, will this give permission to school districts that want to backslide?" said Liz Accles, the executive director of Community Food Advocates, which worked with Ms. James when she served as the city's public advocate, to push for free lunches citywide.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Nishida was asked to give permission to an authorized medical provider to conduct a "fit-to-fly" assessment, and the form said it was for women who had a body size or shape resembling a pregnant woman.
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Account holders must give permission for their data to be accessed by a licensed third party who wants to offer payment services that do away with the need for a credit card, or services that offer an overview of different accounts and balances.
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The Department of Justice would not comment on Ahn's or Hong's cases but a spokeswoman on Friday noted that the US would generally need to give permission for a country requesting the extradition of an individual to send that person to a third country.
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The bug, which went undiscovered from 2015 until March of this year, according to The WSJ, allowed developers to access personal data from the connections of people who had installed their app, even if those people didn't give permission for their information to be accessed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sidestepped a growing controversy over who can give permission to access a computer, a debate that goes to the core of what constitutes hacking in this era of widespread use of the internet and social media.
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It's up to you to discuss, ahead of time, how much you want to be in the loop if there are illnesses and problems, because it will be up to your child to contact you directly, when the time comes, or to give permission.
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As an avowedly neutral party in the war, the Cambodian government did not formally approve of the Vietnamese communists using its territory as a base area, nor would it give permission to American or allied forces to enter its jurisdiction to confront their enemies.
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As for why we requested you remove the photos from Zillow – we do not own the rights to many of the photos on our site, and therefore can't give permission for third parties, such as yourself, to take the photos from our website for any purpose.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sidestepped a growing controversy over who can give permission to access a computer, a debate that goes to the core of what constitutes hacking in this era of widespread use of the internet and social media.
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New rules were drafted in 2016, formalising the existing health practices utilised by promotions under the IMMAF umbrella, including usage of on-site doctors, fighters providing up-to-date health logs and more, while the police must continue to give permission for a show to be run.
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"We have received the assurances of the Indian government that they will in the future respect the Olympic charter and that they will give permission to enter India for all athletes who want to participate in the relevant events," IOC President Thomas Bach told a news conference.
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If you&aposre on a Mac and it tells you that Google Chrome doesn&apost have permission to record the screen, go to the System Preferences app, open the "Security & Privacy" menu, select "Screen Recording" in the left sidebar menu, and give permission to Google Chrome.
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But an April report by Goldman Sachs reckoned that the rules would cut only a few percentage points off growth, and some news reports suggest Google and Facebook are taking advertising market share as the rules took effect in late May, because their size is helping them get consumers to give permission to share data about themselves more easily.
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US District Judge James Boasberg in Washington, DC, wrote in an opinion on Friday that there were only two routes for the public to get Trump's tax returns from the IRS, and the court didn't have the power to make either one happen: Trump would have to give permission, or Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation could approve the release under certain limited circumstances.
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"That helps manage the workload because it's much easier to rule on a three page or five page letter asking permission to file—or just not rule and not give permission—than it is to hold a summary judgement hearing, write an opinion, all of that," said Greg Reilly, an assistant professor of law at the California Western School of Law and co-author of the study.
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" Laurence Tribe told me that he would regard some forms of misbehavior as impeachable, such as "a pattern of abusing the bully pulpit of the Presidency, one of its most potent if informal powers—especially when amplified by social media—to stir division within the electorate to the point of violence, to give permission to white supremacists to weaponize their hatred, and otherwise to undermine the foundations of our republic.
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Researchers around the country are trying to bridge this gap by recruiting MBC patients directly through social media and advocacy organizations, and building their own registries, like the Metastatic Breast Cancer Project, led by Harvard's Nikhil Wagle, MD. Patients who sign up for the project enter all the health information they can remember into the database, send a saliva sample for genetic testing, and also give permission for the researchers to track down and collect their medical records.
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With the third-party app Top Nine, you just enter your Instagram handle (if your account is private, you'll be prompted to give permission to the app to access your Instagram data) followed by your email address, and voila — Top Nine will generate your own personal Instagram year in review, composed of your nine highest-performing posts as well as the number of likes you received in 2019, which you can then share to your Instagram.
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