It certainly introduces lots of grey areas, Mr Boulding concedes.
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Analysts pointed to grey areas over what constitutes shale oil.
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There are grey areas however, with some technically considered Chinese products.
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Nonetheless, Mr Fouché makes important points about sport's growing grey areas.
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Political mapmakers and campaigners have discouraged the grey areas into nonexistence.
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The gig economy's grey areas have left much room for exploitation.
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So, when it comes to enforcing security, regulatory grey areas emerge.
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" She says there "are no grey areas where it comes to survival.
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That's the thing with fandom in the groupthink era: no grey areas.
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None of those plays I've described are judgment calls or grey areas.
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But some of the measures include grey areas that are open to interpretation.
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But the show is most effective in laying bare its moral grey areas.
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Even when the sorting should be comparatively straightforward, there are looming grey areas.
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I think the truth lies in the grey areas of each of these binaries.
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The piece prompted a larger conversation about the grey areas of consent and harassment.
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In any case, these days, there are significantly more out-in-the-open grey areas.
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Musk ran into similar grey areas this week when he tweeted about taking Tesla private.
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There were also a ton of successes in the grey areas between RPGs and strategy games.
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Let's please not allow this business to erase our talent with giving grey areas and technicalities.
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But there is still plenty of opportunity to wring political advantage out of the remaining grey areas.
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Clinton has good strategic reasons for eliding the grey areas where Trumpism and conventional conservative doctrine overlap.
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We have fewer of them, there are more grey areas, our ways of life are increasingly fluid.
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The far-reaching sanctions include grey areas such as luxury goods and exceptions that are subject to interpretation.
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Luckily, Colette operates in the grey areas, examining the fraught intersection of class, privilege, gender, sexuality, and race.
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When we talk about "grey areas," we're talking about negative sexual experiences that result in women feeling harmed.
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There are a number of legal grey areas 3D printed guns fall under, and a few main issues.
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Lomachenko is also one of those boxers who works in what I like to call the 'grey areas'.
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"Urbanisation has created its own value system, as well as a big number of grey areas," says Mr Agirdir.
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Black Mirror spoilers follow if you don't want to know that technology creates a lot of moral grey areas.
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Aside from high retail prices, the luxury watch market is full of grey areas for the inexperienced watch buyer.
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The choices are interesting because they're not about good and evil, but about moral grey areas and cold pragmatism.
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"Let's please not allow this business to erase our talent with giving grey areas and technicalities," the comedian said.
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The fundamental problem with the act is the way in which it fails to colour the greyest of grey areas.
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I think the general public are becoming more accustomed to not living within gender binaries and the grey areas between.
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The EU is beefing up its testing system but there will still be lots of grey areas for carmakers to exploit.
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" Whittington says that opening up conversations about grey areas is "difficult," but it's something "we all need to get better at.
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And there's something in the nature of our band that thrives in grey areas and contradictions, and that's been elaborated more.
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Dhoni himself felt more than his captaincy, the team needed to look at the grey areas and how to fix them.
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It's one of those grey areas, I didn't read every page in my contract, so I don't want to get in trouble.
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Zhang's first procedure, meanwhile, exploited legal grey areas, designing an embryo in the US and inserting it into the mother in Mexico.
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There's a lot of talk about the quantified self, but one of the grey areas remains working out your levels of stress.
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Nothing is ever clear-cut, we live in a world of grey areas, where ideas of good and bad are all relative.
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The idea of working with the authorities was still controversial in a community that had flourished while operating in legal grey areas.
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Content that AI has trouble recognizing and information in "grey areas" such as metaphors and subtle references is left to human analysts.
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"The dichotomies of the reality of our 20s dissolve into endless grey areas, which are not good for writing songs," he says.
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Companies aren't just focused on whether they might be sued, but they're also looking increasingly at the grey areas of interactions between employees.
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Many new firms, such as those in online finance and the sharing economy, operate in grey areas that are vulnerable to regulatory whim.
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Talking to others about our own experiences of grey areas is a necessary step in raising awareness of the extent of the problem.
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And there's real euphoria attached to the ending of "Hang the DJ," even if the episode contains societal grey areas of its own.
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Most Americans are still generally fearful of biohacking, even if improves their lives, but across the world, people are examining the grey areas.
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In doing so, the newspaper pulled back Facebook's veil that shrouded the grey areas around controversies that have increasingly marred the social media site.
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According to The Guardian, Monika Bickert, Facebook's head of Global Policy Management, said that there will always be "some grey areas" when moderating content.
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Sander, 22, student, Oslo, NorwayUS gun laws are convoluted and have loopholes due to how they're written, which in turn leaves some grey areas.
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If you allow some of the clinch, you end up with a lot of grey areas and enforcing it differently from fight to fight.
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But in the age of the anti-hero, audiences are primed for a superhero that'll force them to look into the grey areas of morality.
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In grey areas, which happen occasionally, Kirkland said they will work together to sort it out, but both companies have extensive experience performing support triage.
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We were discussing the grey areas of bad sexual experiences; a topic that's opened up in the wake of the Aziz Ansari sexual misconduct allegations.
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The warped world of travel health insurance is a competitive, profit-driven industry with loopholes, grey areas and confusing jargon that obscures what's actually covered.
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There have been countless stories of scammers infiltrating sites like Airbnb and eBay and operating in grey areas that allow them to rip off buyers.
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This is a complicated case with many grey areas, legally and factually, but today... Mo takes complete responsibility for his unlawful conduct in this case.
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Since passage of Proposition 64 in November 2016, the state has been slowly wading through the regulatory issues and legal grey areas surrounding recreational weed.
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But if FCA is found to have exploited grey areas in the rules, it will be no surprise that it has come a cropper in America.
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Dru Gladney, of Pomona College in California, says a hallmark of the Hui is their skill at negotiating around the grey areas of China's political system.
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But the issues that Facebook seems to regard as grey areas — bullying, violence, and animal abuse, among them — are issues they've previously taken strong stances on.
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While censorship of creative content in China is nothing new, the internet has generally been a more permissive arena because of the grey areas around regulation.
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It is easy to call out the grey areas, but it is much much harder to define them, to measure them, and to learn from them.
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The film gives us the answer too soon, choosing a more straightforward horror route rather than living in the murky grey areas that define great psychological thrillers.
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Posts that fall in grey areas are also escalated by moderators themselves, who move things up the chain until it eventually hits the Risk and Response team.
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Danai Chirawu, a lawyer at the Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association (ZWLA), said children under 16 cannot consent to sex under the law but there were some grey areas.
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You're Just A Toy, however, turns objectification into subjectification, making room to explore the grey areas between the black-and-white binaries encouraged by a heteronormative American patriarchy.
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But that can only be done swiftly if there is a properly comprehensive rule book that shuts off the grey areas and the need for too much interpretation.
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The changing meaning of "grey rape" However, in more recent years, there's been something of a reconceptualization of the term "grey rape" and the "grey areas" of consent.
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Cray's Ryan Waite, senior vice president of products, insists that Cray has a long history of working closely with its customers and can handle whatever grey areas may arise.
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Job postings address black and white questions such as pay and benefits, but reputation covers the grey areas and subjects of personal interest that you can't find so easily.
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From a legal standpoint, cities have the right to regulate what can be painted, but grey areas remain, said Enrico Bonadio, an intellectual property lecturer at City, University of London.
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The latest iteration in Ka's series of talks, "Getting Basic: Misappropriation, Plagiarism, Fair Use, and Grey Areas," takes place Friday at Bushwick's SOHO20 Gallery, in conjunction with the Feminist Art Project.
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That willingness to operate in those grey areas, the murky abyss between right and wrong, friendship and rivalry, love and hate, is what keeps Hustlers from veering into total wish fulfillment.
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Using commonsense recommendations from years of investigative reports, I have introduced legislation to address the dangerous shortcomings in current law and remove grey areas that have been used to circumvent disclosure requirements.
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Users that fell into that category included regulators and law enforcement staff, who had used the service to gather data about Uber or detain drivers when it was operating in legal grey areas.
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Now, President Trump is saying this system has to improve and China is not covered by-, by the rules and there are many gaps and grey areas and they want to fix that.
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"We came to the conclusion that quotes are the only part of the news we can automatize at very large volumes and without any grey areas/discussions: "Did they say it or not?
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"There are many grey areas about the offer for me to perform that I'm unable to share right now, but I will not be singing," the singer said in a statement in January.
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I spoke to Graeme about his favourite Elvis impersonators, the singer's appeal to the British working classes and the way he enables men to explore the grey areas at the edges of their masculinity.
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Despite the legal grey areas, the firm is keen to experiment with a token, having backed a number of crypto-based companies via traditional equity investments since 2014 and also launched its SparkChain fund.
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To avoid grey areas, it's important that people of all ages are educated about what sexual consent means and are able to have informed wider discussions about coercion, body language and abuse of power.
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How do stories that teeter in the grey areas of politics and crime, like the ones you are so inclined to write, reflect on what's going on today in that arena in our country?
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"In grey areas in the financial markets, none of the (three regulatory commissions) were taking responsibility to fully monitor the situation," Xu, deputy chief economist at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, told CNBC.
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And where other shows have worked to provide neat answers to early adulthood's many, messy twists, Lidofsky responds by asking more questions, embracing all the grey areas and unspoken anxieties that shape our most deeply held relationships.
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Meanwhile, EU officials say they are aware of cases of European companies exploiting legal grey areas to continue doing business in Crimea - as revealed in the Reuters investigations - but said this did not undermine the wider sanctions policy.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has clarified some grey areas on how broker dealers and their financial advisers can use social media without violating rules on advertising and communications with the public.
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"Rudy has gone into legal grey areas and potentially beyond in his quest to help Trump," said Elie Honig, a former federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York, which is investigating Giuliani's work for foreign clients.
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It is barely one year old, it operates in legal grey areas worldwide and it is seemingly not in need of money (even in this bear market) having made a $350 million profit in the last six months alone.
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When I look back on past encounters through a post-#MeToo lens, I can see that a troubling proportion of my sexual experiences fell into what I'd characterise as "grey areas"— sex that's non-criminal, but can feel violating.
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Whether drawing in punters through "affiliated" betting tipsters who drum up business through Twitter, or refusing to pay out to persistent winners, betting firms are adept at exploiting the grey areas in regulation to ensure the house always wins.
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The relationship between a partner's parents and yourself is often an odd one: fraught, high stakes, underpinned by a sort of begrudging search for likable traits about one another, grey areas of small talk to revert to over silent lunches.
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But when it comes to policing grey areas such as fundraising, the informal access granted to old friends, or the revolving-door from influence to employment and back again that White House staffers pass through, Mrs Clinton needs someone nearby who is not of her tribe.
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"There's a lot of companies here that are content to drift around in grey areas ... Now this system, the emergence of the (social credit system), means they can't do that anymore," said Kendra Schaefer, head of digital research at Beijing-based research and analysis firm Trivium China.
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Thanks to the government economic policy of austerity, help for those who fall into immigration's grey areas has been cut to the bone, leaving established charities like the British Red Cross to rely on private organizations, like Albrecht's, to shelter some of the most vulnerable people in our country.
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" That, according to Downey, speaks to some truth about the president, although he's not sure if it's a positive or negative one: "It could be a positive truth because there's a level of humanity there, showing that life is nuanced with many grey areas … I thought it's worth artistic investigation.
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"There will always be stuff that lingers around the edges and grey areas that are harder to deal with, but if we could make a dent in the rather extraordinary volume of stuff that's going on that will be welcomed and beneficial to the people who are the targets of it," he said.
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The ridesharing giant has been fighting some serious corporate fires in the U.S. lately — around its toxic work culture, connections to a polarizing U.S. President and its CEO's attitude to its drivers — but it is back to basics as UberX drivers in the two countries come under fire for operating in legal grey areas.
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He recently inscribed meticulous renditions of a boy flying a kite, a man facing down a mechanized digger, a family of migrants crossing the chipped wall like a mountain, and a map view of the land of Palestine into the existing grey areas, reclaiming the meaning of chipped paint from something discarded into something beautiful.
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It was criticised by Muslim Americans and some veterans alike: Brock McIntosh, an Iraq veteran, called it the result of "a culture industry that recycles propagandistic fiction under the guise of a 'true story'", while for Adrian Bonenberger, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, it avoided the political grey areas of the Iraq war altogether.
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"So, yeah, there's some grey areas, but if there is a clear order to disobey the laws of war, someone, hopefully someone in the U.S. military will disobey it and then it will become public knowledge, and then there will be a shit storm the magnitude of which we can't comprehend in the international community," he added.
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The hardest and most time-sensitive types of content—hate speech that falls in the grey areas of Facebook's established policies, opportunists who pop up in the wake of mass shootings, or content the media is asking about—are "escalated" to a team called Risk and Response, which works with the policy and communications teams to make tough calls.
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And if the #metoo movement has taught us anything, it is that most female readers will have experienced something similar to what Koenig did: The shame she felt that night was, in part, what eventually inspired Koenig to compile Moan, an attempt to understand sex—and all the rich and uncomfortable grey areas around it—by gathering similarly honest stories from a range of women.
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Last year, the Holy See's ambassador to the UN in Geneva said it was necessary to use force to protect the religious minorities of Iraq from IS. Another senior figure in the Vatican, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, has begun the process of rethinking Catholic attitudes to war in an age overshadowed by global terror, by "non-state actors" wielding lethal force and by grey areas between peace and war.
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