"I said, 'You don't understand what a good character you are, and the fact that you don't understand it is part of what makes you a good character,'" Mr. Lewis said.
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SMITH: And you wrote about the essentials of good character.
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People got old, but a good character could live forever.
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I reminded them that being a Muslim is about good character.
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For foreign buyers, New Zealand's definition of good character is broad.
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The complaint notes that "good character" investigations are typically done when someone applies for a license or for renewal, but argues that the board should investigate Trump's "lack of good character now" because of recent events.
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In a time of social decay, Peel personified rectitude and good character.
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I'm a good character builder, I'm systems builder, I'm a combat builder.
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Both men testified about Menendez's good character without reference to the current charges.
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It was a good challenge for the team and a good character test.
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Neighbors, teachers and classmates of the boy also vouched for his good character.
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There's a lot of really good leadership and a lot of good character.
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So does that mean I think that Donald Trump is of good character?
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That honesty and bravery were the hallmarks of good character and honorable leadership.
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Is the ingénue a good writer, or is she just a good character?
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A good character has imperfections, but a great character is not defined by them.
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She was a good character, killed by a bad show and an unimaginative industry.
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Even when a good character 'goes bad,' they will show it in their costume.
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Only persons of "good character" can naturalize, but some received criminal records as children.
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We must master setbacks and disappointments; they create moral muscle, the foundation of good character.
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Smyth's lawyer Eric Bruce included a quote in which Smyth spoke to Kavanaugh's good character.
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That you raised a daughter who had the good character to pray for Dr. Ford.
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But even more importantly, good character is even more trustworthy than the most well-intentioned rules.
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That should seem like a good thing, backing up the claim that he had good character.
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In the founders' era, only "free white person(s) … of good character" could become American citizens.
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You know someone is a good character when they're still being referenced years after their death.
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If Cosby testifies that he is a great guy, then he is presenting "good character" evidence.
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They can't understand why "but he's a good character!" is a deflection rather than an explanation.
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The Social Network is "important" and a good character study, but is it a good movie?
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Logan Lucky, in contrast, largely disproves the idea that good character development requires lots of time.
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Any democratic system will rely to some degree on good character, on a duty of reasonableness.
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He added that the president believes the FBI director is a man of integrity and good character.
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Since 2012 the number of applications thrown out under a "good character" clause has doubled (see chart).
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Only seeing the video would offer assurance that the police were of good character, Crump said Monday.
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Men of good character do unspeakable things out of necessity, and the bad men do far worse.
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They produced testimonials from dozens of friends and family members who attested to Mr. Samson's good character.
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Busyness implies hard work, which implies good character, a strong education, and either present or future affluence.
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"We hope that we keep the good character traits of the diva, we all like divas," said Wolff.
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PGG Wrightson said the Overseas Investment Office (OIO) was investigating Hong-Kong based Agria on "good character" grounds.
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"We want the oyster to be raised well, to have a good character," he explains, moving his hands.
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Firstly, the Naturalization Act of 1790 only allowed "free white citizens of good character" to become naturalized citizens.
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"People like Joe because he's got a good character," Leno told ITK during a recent trip to Washington.
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The clause still applies to all New Zealand property owners — good character is "actively confirmed" throughout ownership periods.
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New Zealand's typical process for citizenship has numerous conditions, including residency and "good character," which is actively confirmed.
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"Naomi is coming, and the good thing is she has a good character, a very cute character," Matsuoka said.
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Republican lawmakers, meanwhile, touted Sessions' record in the Senate and testified to the good character of their longtime colleague.
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Which was a shame, I thought, mostly because I had found Steve Bannon to be such a good character.
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It's the kids who ultimately lose when their parents fail to model good character, set boundaries, or instill discipline.
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They remind me that droves of people of good character and integrity still exist within the realms of government.
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In Victorian America, it was believed that women of "good character" were free of troubling lust—in other words, asexual.
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He also thought that the whole goal of the American Republic was to inculcate virtue and good character in people.
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But like other good character actors, Abe Vigoda didn't have to become a star to make us know his name.
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" In a tweet, Ann Curry, Lauer's former Today co-anchor, said Nevils "is a credible young woman of good character.
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His termination triggered an investigation by New Zealand authorities, who require foreign buyers of important assets to be of good character.
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So forming a good character, becoming a good person, means repeatedly choosing to do the right thing until it becomes habit.
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But the number of rejections on the vague grounds of "good character" more than doubled between 2012 and 2016, to 5,525.
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" Covarrubias said she believed flight attendant Daniela Rios was in her 20s and recalled her as "serious, and of good character.
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"This is a fine, upstanding man, with good character and good intentions, who legitimately wants to serve his country," he said.
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Reiser told EW that his character will seem "nebulous" to viewers — you don't know whether or not he's a good character.
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He walked into the room, and within the first three seconds I was like, Holy crap, this is a good character.
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The parents, who live in Sichuan, want to testify on behalf of the defendants, who they said are of good character.
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At this point, I believe the best choice is to support Evan McMullin, a man of good character and good politics.
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We know that she's a "good" character because she asks the men in her life for permission before she does anything.
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Lauer&aposs termination triggered an investigation by New Zealand authorities, who require foreign buyers of important assets to be of good character.
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Daniel Portman might play the only truly good character on Game Of Thrones, with the added bonus of being good in bed.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT), went out of their way to defend Porter, vouch for his good character, and say he shouldn't resign.
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Aristotle may have exaggerated the importance of good character to friendship; a decent person can be the friend of a charming rogue.
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A good character, Giles said, has one of two narrative ARCs: It's either A Relatable Character, or it has A Relatable Conflict.
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"They get that second goal and we kind of faded a bit, but we showed good character coming back late," Crosby said.
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Still, the protestations of family and friends about the defendant's good character often conflict with the evidence of these white-collar crimes.
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The regulator has the power to enforce the sale of property if it determines that the "good character" requirement is not met.
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As Dwight D. Eisenhower's running mate in 1952, he had pleaded poverty as evidence of good character during his famous "Checkers" speech.
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And sometimes a good character is "revealed" as evil, but his evilness turns out to be false, for one reason or another.
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Discuss what's important to you: good character, solid judgment, and belief in a bright future -- all of which are compromised by pot use.
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Carson has long extolled the virtues of self-reliance, moral striving and good character as the gateway out of poverty and into prosperity.
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And all I remember from the second half is that Trish, the only good character and arguably the show's moral center, becomes insufferable.
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"Casinos operate in a framework where their reputation, honesty, good character, integrity and responsible business practices are prerequisites for continued licensure," they wrote.
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At the time, Mr. Lauer would have passed a good-character test required for foreign buyers who are purchasing large tracts of land.
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The footage could be used by the defense as evidence of Tartaglione&aposs "good character" for allegedly trying to save Epstein&aposs life.
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The experience of having an oppressive job, or going above and beyond your job description is the stuff good character is made of, right?
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Judge Kavanaugh's supporters contend that the Senate's role in this process is limited and should focus only on his credentials and general good character.
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The appeal also claims Turner was denied a fair trial because witnesses who would testify to his good character were excluded by the court.
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It pays to have good character KRW International, a leadership consulting firm, conducted a long-term study of 84 companies to assess leaders' character.
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Now they must be "of good character and behaviour, known for their good reputation" and must not have served more than a year in prison.
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He said home detention was adequate punishment given Wilson&aposs age and mental and physical conditions and that he had previously been of good character.
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While receiving the Robert D. Ray Pillar of Character Award in April, Kutcher credited some of his not-so-pretty moments for his good character.
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These same conservatives spent the past 30 years preaching the importance of judgment, good character, and respect for institutions in the person of the president.
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Weekend Update Deskside Bit of the Week We love a good character break, especially when it comes from cast members who typically hold it together.
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I think it's got a good character, and I think the way me and Jamie have evolved as pilots is going to suit us very well.
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It just shows what a good character guy he is, how much he wants to be a player and be a good player for this club.
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"We believe football has the power to take people of good character, elevate into very influential positions to benefit countries and generations to come," says Maguire.
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But network dramas are just as reliant on good character writing as network comedies are, and the networks increasingly seem like they just … don't … get that.
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One of the members who sponsored Dr. Brown's application had introduced him at the club's monthly meeting, emphasizing his good character, local roots and military service.
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But even when it does, it won't take away from how this third season navigated a path between wild storytelling diversions and good, character-based plotting.
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The investigation are conducted "to gather information to determine whether you are reliable, trustworthy, of good character and loyal to the United States," the form states.
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If she ends up with good character scores and a solid education and career, the next generation in the game starts out with better character scores.
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And after the events of recent weeks, many might wonder whether the Home Office, of all departments, is well placed to judge others on their good character.
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Assange himself released a letter from prison on May 13 which read:I am defenseless and counting on you and others of good character to save my life.
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He even had to undergo a "good character test" — one that he passed before the Today allegations and then had to retake in light of his firing.
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Graham is not an impartial observer of Zuckerberg: "Watching him close up, I came to believe he is someone of great decency and good character," he writes.
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So evidence of good character -- a hard luck story, a rags-to-riches story, charitable acts -- usually needs to be sneaked in through background questions to witnesses.
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New Zealand's Overseas Investment Office cited the requirement that foreign investors needed to be "of good character" as it confirmed it was seeking further information on Lauer.
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In addition to 5 years' residency in the UK, a prospective British citizen must be 18 or over, of "good character" and fluent in the English language.
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Instead of cultivating the personal qualities we associate with good character -- integrity, honesty, compassion and so on -- he came to inhabit the fictional role that he has invented.
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The party must aim to elect men and women of good character and strong intellect rather than win for the sake of holding a seat in Congress. 3.
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And hey, at a time when the president is a sleazebag presiding over a casually corrupt administration, we should welcome people of good character holding positions of power.
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"You want to develop a good character and good mental habits, and you want to learn from your mistakes, every single one, as you go along," Munger said.
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She holds advanced degrees from Stanford and the University of Southern California, enjoys the respect of her colleagues and has had numerous people attest to her good character.
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Hands: Members would get in the habit of performing small tasks of service and self-control for one another, thus engraving the habits of citizenship and good character.
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Mr. Zindani's disability was not much of an issue, they said, as long as he had good character and proved he could take care of a new family.
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"His conduct demonstrated that he is not a person of good character, honesty, and/or integrity," the board said in a complaint filed before the Nevada Gaming Commission Monday.
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The good character, growth and success of L. L. Bean is due to the leadership of Leon A. Gorman, president or chairman of the company for 40-plus years.
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There is no apparent plan, nothing matches, and the design is a secret, like good character is a secret, and the elements come as a heartening surprise, like great conversation.
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One favorite series highlighted "women of valor," or eshet chayil in Hebrew, a line taken from Proverbs 31, a Bible passage describing the strength of a woman of good character.
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Britain is unusual in relying on the good character of its leaders—Lord Hailsham worried in 1976 that constitutional protections were so minimal that the government is an "elective dictatorship".
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Frankly, Manafort did not come across as a "good person" in this trial, as the defense offered very little to suggest either good character or good excuse in his dealings.
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If Republicans want any hope of winning this election — and future elections for that matter — their candidates must show good character from the moment they step on the national stage.
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Off the field, Manning represents the end of an era when we in the news media equate on-field prowess with admirable off-field traits like good character, even heroism.
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In contrast, Dunk comes from poverty and rises to great heights through both the strength of his arms and his good character, a story you've heard plenty of times before.
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For the people of its time, the "Odyssey" cemented the idea that xenia was fundamental for good character; resulting in hospitality becoming engrained in the fabric of Ancient Grecian society.
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For the people of its time, "The Odyssey" cemented the idea that xenia was fundamental for good character, resulting in hospitality becoming ingrained in the fabric of Ancient Grecian society.
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The trial began in August and took three weeks, and included several witnesses vouching for Craig's good character, as well as Craig himself taking the stand in his own defense.
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For the people of its time, "The Odyssey" cemented the idea that xenia was fundamental for good character; resulting in hospitality becoming engrained in the fabric of Ancient Grecian society.
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We delved into questions of what makes a good comedic premise, what makes a good character relationship to build a comedy around, and what the best comedic actors have in common.
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At the heart of these two Binti stories is an astonishingly good character, and Okorafor incorporates elements of Afrofuturism to a genre that often overlooks Africa, and it's a welcome addition.
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Will the people of moral clarity, good character and righteous cause be able to drown out the chorus of voices that seek to use each dead body as a societal wedge?
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In light of Ford's story being made public, 65 women who knew Kavanaugh in high school testified to his good character in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee last Friday.
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In June, officials decided that former "Today" show host Matt Lauer could keep a lakeside ranch near Queenstown after authorities concluded there wasn't enough evidence he'd breached a "good character" condition.
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He's a good character to have in your arsenal; the fact that he's also going to kill a lot of people and rack up points for Chaim is just an added bonus.
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Scores of establishment Hong Kong figures, including top former officials and some leading opposition democrats, had written letters vouching for Tsang's good character and longstanding public service in a bid for mitigation.
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The country of New Zealand requires foreigners who purchase land there to be "of good character," a clause that affected former NBC host Matt Lauer when sexual-misconduct allegations arose in 2017.
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Mr. Klein, a lifelong Bronx resident known for his political pugnacity and personal flair, has responded aggressively to the accusations, issuing a pair of letters on Friday testifying to his good character.
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The number of rejections on the vague grounds of "good character" has more than doubled from 2012 to 5,525 in 2016, the latest year for which data are available, as we recently reported.
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Ivanka has been more publicly involved in the campaign than her stepmother, serving as something of a surrogate spouse to Mr. Trump by defending his treatment of women and emphasizing his good character.
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"He would have had to pass a good character test and the register would have alerted the police to the type of gun purchases the terrorist was making," she said at the time.
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"Brooke Nevils is a credible young woman of good character," Curry — who has said she herself reported Lauer for sexual harassment on behalf of a colleague shortly before leaving Today — tweeted on Wednesday.
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The footage could potentially evidence Tartaglione "good character" for trying to save Epstein&aposs life, as he could face the death penalty if found guilty, according to the New York Daily News report.
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Both are full of pithy dialog and really good character development, aided by inspiring performances from Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, Alan Tudyk, Morena Baccarin, Adam Baldwin, Summer Glau, and the rest of the cast.
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While good character work will make you actually care about any show, it's the haunting serial killer mystery at the heart of The Alienist that will stay with you for days, if not weeks.
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In light of the allegations, which first surfaced anonymously last week, 65 women who knew Kavanaugh in high school testified to his good character in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee last Friday.
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For the last two decades, BIC has been charged with enforcing Local Law 42, which requires that New York City's trash haulers be of "good character, honesty and integrity" in order to be licensed.
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For them, declining "labor force participation" may seem something the poor do to themselves since they lack "good discipline, good character," as Paul Ryan suggested in 2012 when he was running for vice president.
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As a recent experiment demonstrated, the best AI vision system might see a picture of your face and spit out a racial slur, a gender stereotype, or a term that impugns your good character.
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The plan, the officials said, will rely heavily on women who will attest to Kavanaugh's good character -- including from his teenage years, during which he is alleged to have sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford.
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Then Sam Adams, the firebrand known more for being contentious than conciliatory, rose and said that he would hear a prayer from anyone of piety and good character, as long as he was a patriot.
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The M.I.T. economist Jonathan Gruber found that for many of these traits, this relationship is causal: It's not just that privileged kids who attend church skew the data, but that attending services produces good character.
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That said, a good character guide will cover most of the basics, and the characters helpfully stop every 10 minutes to remind the audience about Eve's magic blood, or about the crimes that got Selene exiled.
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But in a 2013 letter to employees that was shared on a company website, Mr. Ren said his successor needed to have vision, good character and a deep understanding of both new technologies and customers' needs.
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Washington (CNN)Washington's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board opened the door this week to hearing a challenge to President Donald Trump's liquor license at his Washington hotel over claims that he doesn't meet the city's "good character" requirements.
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During a bail review hearing last Friday, Heather Franklin's lawyer, Michael Trosset said his client has no criminal record and said she had been a foster parent, which he said was a testament to her good character.
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On Tuesday morning, with thousands of politicos, bureaucrats, and other onlookers packing every last square inch of San Francisco's glorious City Hall, speaker after somber speaker lauded Lee's good character and kindliness and passion for helping people.
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That balancing act is evident here: The Stars Hollow Knit-a-thon is an attempt at vintage Stars Hollow quirk that really doesn't land, but there's a lot of good character and thematic work in this episode.
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"The offender is not just a man ... who has no prior convictions, but is, in fact, a man of prior positive good character with particular reference to the general field of prevention of child sexual abuse," Temby said.
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"Donald Trump, the true and actual owner of the Trump International Hotel, is not a person of good character," the petition, filed by a group of D.C. residents including two former judges, a pastor and a rabbi, reads.
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We know what happened when a few black football players of good character took a knee to protest police violence against black Americans: They were pilloried by the president of the United States and received no standing ovations.
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As the historian Margot Finn has written, these groups made great efforts to make sure that the recipients of their charity were "of good character" and therefore deserved to have their debts forgiven and be freed from prison.
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Both Kavanaugh and his former classmate denied that the alleged assault took place and Republicans released a letter signed by 65 women who knew Kavanaugh while he was in high school and who attested to his good character.
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As a young person, I believed (as many people do when entering the professional arena) that I would have to choose one of two paths – either be strong and successful, or be a person of good character and civility.
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Fox 5 reports that a D.C. Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 4C) is backing a petition that looks to pull the Trump International Hotel's liquor license -- citing D.C. law that only individuals of "good character" qualify for a liquor license.
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New Zealand's definition of good character is broad, and officials considering whether Mr. Lauer had breached it were allowed to take into account evidence of "offenses or contraventions of the law," even if a crime had not been committed.
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Foreigners must pass a good-character test to be allowed to buy New Zealand land, and while Mr. Lauer's purchase was approved earlier this year, the country's Overseas Investment Office is revisiting his case in light of his firing.
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What makes someone smart is not if they can get away with poor behavior but rather to display good character, kindness and respect in all the places and spaces one enters into, whether in person or in the electronic world.
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Hoping for a round two this year, the group submitted another request using many of the same examples it did in 2018 to assert that the President is not of "good character" and therefore should not hold a liquor license.
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The 39-year-old actor received the Robert D. Ray Pillar of Character Award at the Ron Pearson Center in West Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday and was sure to credit some of his not-so-pretty moments for his good character.
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In the email Zhu posted, DeJack says that the organization was alerted to social media posts containing "offensive, insensitive and inappropriate content" in violation of pageant rules that require contestants to be of good character and not bring the organization into disrepute.
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If that's your experience — that Americans are on board with the idea that wealth is a sign of good character and smarts — then of course you want to bring on a whole raft of billionaires to testify to how great you are.
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In addition to firms investigating the good character, business reputation, qualifications, and experience of applicants for registration, they need to also perform a search of "reasonably available public records" to verify the completeness and accuracy of the details included in an individual's Form U4.
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Abbey Skinner from Danvers, though, believes humility is an admirable quality: I think that it shows good character of Norway; instead of openly displaying pride in their achievements at the Olympics, they are being modest about it so they do not come off as "bragging".
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Mr. Lauer's lease on the property was put in jeopardy after his firing from the "Today" show, when New Zealand's government conducted a six-month investigation into whether he met the "good character" test that foreigners must pass to lease land in New Zealand.
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Chan also rebuked the involvement of a public relations firm, which he said tried to bring prominent public figures into the courtroom, including the former justice minister and media personalities in an attempt to introduce good character evidence for Tsang to the jury "through the back door".
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Generals are used to judging men only by their successes—good character being an untrustworthy guide to battle-winning—and so tend to imagine that a rich man has made good by energy and discipline, rather than, as is just as often the case, luck and cupidity.
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" As a result, the appellate court ruled that "in denying waiver, the trial court minutely considered the circumstances of the offense, made an independent assessment of the juvenile's culpability, and considered G.M.C.'s prior good character and 'the input of the victim or the victim's family.
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In April, as two Washington Post reporters, Irin Carmon and Amy Brittain, were reporting an article about the allegations of harassment at CBS News, including complaints about Fager and Rosen, lawyers retained by Fager threatened to sue the Post , and presented testimonials about Fager's good character.
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On political discourse "We weaken those ties when we allow our political dialogue to become so corrosive that people of good character aren't even willing to enter into public service; so coarse with rancor that Americans with whom we disagree are not just misguided, but as malevolent," he said.
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Large swaths of the 30-page lawsuit expend effort to paint Taylor—whose publication the Anti-Defamation League describes as promoting "pseudo-scientific studies that attempt to demonstrate the intellectual and cultural superiority of whites"—as a man of good character, though there isn't much to work with.
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That Woodley would make a temporary donation in service of fulfilling the vision of McGregor, who sowed the seeds another rivalry in another division by freaking out at Woodley for no apparent reason in the lead-up to fight night, shows his good character if not necessarily his happiness.
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In addition to meeting basic requirements such as being old enough (21 in most states for handgun ownership) and passing background checks, concealed carry applicants may also need to demonstrate their "good character" or prove the need for a hidden gun, such as fear of an abusive ex-partner.
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Keith Strom and Sharon Sweet have gathered 51 letters from neighbors opposing his incarceration, citing traits like his "good character and integrity" and the "gaping hole in our little mountain community" caused by his absence, included in a clemency petition filed in June 2017 that failed to bear fruit.
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As a conservative-leaning clinical psychologist I know explained to me, when new experiences don't fit into an existing schema — Mr. Trump becoming the leader of the party that insisted on the necessity of good character in the Oval Office when Bill Clinton was president, for example — cognitive accommodation occurs.
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I thought, more than anything else, that she served as a good character in a cautionary tale: If you don't want to end up like these people, and have somebody like this representing your spouse, you ought to really think carefully about how you embark upon the road to divorce.
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A group of citizens — with the help of lawyers and the financial backing of Jerry Hirsch, an Arizona-based Republican and chairman of the Lodestar Foundation — asked the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of the District of Columbia to review whether the president met the city's "good character" test for holding a liquor license.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Matt Lauer, the former "Today" show co-host who lost his job over sexual misconduct allegations, will be allowed to keep his ranch in New Zealand, after a government agency said Friday it did not have sufficient evidence he had breached a good-character test for foreign property buyers.
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John Kerry (D-Mass.) on nearly all domestic policy issues, and indeed, many foreign policy issues, they strongly believed that he was qualified to handle the responsibilities of the job and that President Obama should have a secretary of State of his choosing, assuming that person is qualified and of good character.
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Wednesday's meeting came in response to a June complaint from a group called Make Integrity Great Again, which has seized upon DC regulations to assert Trump is not of "good character" and therefore should not be able to sell alcoholic beverages at the Trump International Hotel, located blocks away from the White House.
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The board on Wednesday issued an order denying the Trump International Hotel's motion to dismiss a "protest" from a group consisting of an attorney, two former judges and a handful of religious leaders who assert that Trump is not of "good character" and therefore should not be able to sell alcoholic beverages in Washington.
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Last week—fewer than 48 hours after news broke that California Senator Dianne Feinstein had referred a sexual misconduct complaint against Kavanaugh to the FBI—Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley's office released a letter including the names of 65 women with whom Kavanaugh went to high school, who testified to his good character.
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While nearly every local media outlet reported the allegations against my client, none of them reported that three of his public school teachers, well aware of the seriousness of the situation, came to night court in a demonstration of support for him and his good character, and ultimately pooled money to help pay his bail.
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The Alcohol Beverage Control Board in Washington, D.C., will reportedly consider whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has enough "good character" to run a bar in the city.
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Sixty-five women who knew Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in high school have testified to his good character in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee, in light of recently surfaced allegations that he tried to force himself on a girl during his time at Georgetown Preparatory School, an all-boys school in Bethesda, Maryland.
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"I am satisfied that on the particular facts of this case, including the fact that Ms. Meng is a well-educated businesswoman who has no criminal record and of whom several people have attested to her good character, the risk of her non-attendance in court can be reduced to an acceptable level," Justice William Ehrcke said in his ruling.
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Cedric Diggory's death at the end of The Goblet of Fire is often spoken about as a key turning point in Rowling's series; it's the first time we witness a good character dying in front of us; it's that coming-of-age, point-of-no-return moment when we suddenly realise, for want of a better term, that sh*t has definitely gotten real.
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The most important qualifications for a president are: first, good character, including a realization that a president is not a king; second, a recognition and acceptance of the Constitution's limitations on the power of the president, the executive branch, and the federal government; and third, a firm grasp of reality, from the laws of economics to the difficulties of waging war in Asia, the Middle East, or elsewhere.
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The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in Washington may review a group's challenge to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's liquor license at his D.C. hotel because he allegedly doesn't satisfy requirements of having "good character," The Washington Post reports.
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Former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE on Friday said the atmosphere of bad behavior from high-profile figures in the public square is making life more difficult for teachers modeling good character.
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Although the men denied involvement in the massacre and the dismissal of the murder charges meant they were never convicted of any crime, the victims' families questioned how the pair were deemed of good character since they admitted to fighting on behalf of the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, or ALIR — a Hutu militia linked to numerous atrocities, which is still formally listed as a terrorist group by the U.S. Both families said Forsythe insisted that a full character investigation on the two men was conducted and they passed, although she would not provide details.
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Which, as Twitter pointed out, might not be the best strategy: Is Trump under the impression that most Americans agree Al Capone got a raw deal, or and now to argue for the good character and sterling reputation of my indicted former campaign chairman by comparing him to [checks notes] Al Capone As for their treatment, Manafort was sent to jail in June for alleged witness tampering, and while he was reportedly in solitary confinement, as Vox's Andrew Prokop pointed out, Manafort's version of imprisonment "comes with certain amenities," including not being confined to his cell, having access to a phone and personal laptop, and having his own bathroom and shower facility.
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