At Lawless & Lawless, the firm she runs with her sister Barbara, Therese says that more than 19943 percent of the cases are discrimination-based, and most of them never reach a jury trial.
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While it sounds lawless, there's an honor amongst data thieves.
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First of all, it is yet another lawless executive order.
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Kidnapping is rife in Libya, especially in the lawless south.
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"This represents the savagery of a lawless culture," he explained.
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Since the lawless 1990s, crime has fallen across southern Brazil.
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" Sharry added, "The fact is, this is a lawless administration.
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First, the caravan is hardly an anarchic and lawless endeavor.
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It's better to discuss the lawless actions of a few.
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"It is a lawless part of the border," Garza added.
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The House speaker's hesitation on impeachment empowers a lawless president.
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They would be not only lawless but also potentially boundless.
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Image: 2000th Century FoxSpace piratesThe movie: The Moon is lawless.
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As lawless as Trump is, Republicans believe Dems are worse.
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And Lawless argues this is the product of perceived bias.
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However, Lawless hasn't studied coverage of the 2020 primary campaigns.
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Bruce Campbell and Lucy Lawless are the stars of Ash vs.
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Left to his own devices, this president is lawless and dishonest.
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Despite Graham's characterization of this inquiry as lawless, it is not.
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But Lawless doubts it will make a big difference in November.
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Its manic streets can feel lawless despite a heavy police presence.
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Rubio blasted the group's "lawless" tactics on Iowa radio station KBUR.
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"It was a like a gold rush, completely lawless," he says.
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Want a response to a lawless & complete failure of a President?
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Unfortunately, it is also too lawless to protect them from abuse.
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The photos were taken by photographers Seph Lawless and Nicholas Eckhart.
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The 'empire' was Lazarat, a small, 'lawless' town in southern Albania.
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It stopped people dressing the same, and encouraged outrageous lawless fashion.
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"AJ was trying to raise issues in the company," Lawless says.
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"It's kind of a little lawless, a little fun," he said.
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Jordan Lawless, a junior, assumed the kicking duties for the day.
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Some may have relocated to the lawless western deserts of Afghanistan.
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Or does it seem like a lawless, chaotic process to you?
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One of the cane travel instructors at VRCBVI is Domonique Lawless.
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Frustration over the area's lawless reputation eventually prompted a parliamentary inquiry.
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Her opinion was viewed as a lawless instance of tribal loyalty.
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Lawless cited high transaction costs and dour consumer confidence among reasons.
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About 1,800 lenders sell loans to Fannie Mae, Mr. Lawless said.
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Glastonbury, on the other hand, is a lawless land of possibility.
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And the GOP has grown more lawless with each passing administration.
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Of course, plenty of games blur the lines on this divide—Red Dead Redemption is a game about being an "outlaw" in a "lawless land," but in general, either the player is lawless or the world is.
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One line celebrates how "Ninety to the lawless hour the kilometres fly".
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Much of the production takes place in laboratories in lawless western Myanmar.
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Trump issuing lawless orders that military leaders are unwilling to execute. It
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Why are they into this lawless scenario that we&aposre dealing with?
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It is well overdue that police drop this dangerous and lawless technology.
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Subsequently, all eyes turned to the once lawless western borderland with Afghanistan.
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" Lucy Lawless: "Dateline has been hugely educative in terms of dangerous liaisons.
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Rights group Amnesty International has described the PSA as a "lawless law".
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How about Americans for the rule of law against a lawless presidency?
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But Libya is so lawless that they cannot be sent back there.
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Confrontation often happens along frontiers that are either lawless or poorly policed.
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When that competition is deemed lawless, political support for free trade withers.
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Every citizen should be concerned about this sweeping, lawless, invasion of privacy.
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Prosecutors called it a lawless scheme to seize federal property by force.
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Both founders contradict the stereotype of crypto-enthusiasts as wild, lawless iconoclasts.
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Irish climber Seamus Lawless is presumed dead after a fall last Thursday.
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Most sailed from lawless Libya in flimsy vessels operated by people smugglers.
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"Of all the sciences, biology is the most lawless," Dr. Mukherjee writes.
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Statistically, a town with a serial killer in its midst looks lawless.
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Turkey's leading opposition party, the CHP, described the detentions as "totally lawless".
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There are roughly 8.5 million homeowners with student loans, according to Lawless.
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The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President.
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Photographer Seph Lawless has become famous for his photos of abandoned malls.
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Lawless also captured the Metro North Shopping Center in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Lawless said it was "by far the creepiest mall I've been in."
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"I never get tongue-tied except when you're here," Lawless told Strout.
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Of course, they're wrong in terms of lawless nature of the contests.
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Photographer Seph Lawless has become famous for his photos of abandoned malls.
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"Across the board on social issues, he's not very progressive," Lawless said.
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He's "inciting imminent lawless action," as the First Amendment rule puts it.
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"We're still partisan — just better," Professor Lawless said of women in Congress.
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We are law-abiding people, we are not lawless like President Trump.
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You don't fix a problem by persisting in a lawless holding pattern.
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OPINION An editorial on Friday misstated the academic affiliation of Jennifer Lawless.
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Olympic champion Greg van Avermaet attacked on the final climb of the day but Lawless would not be dropped and although Van Avermaet won the stage, Lawless took the overall victory with a slender advantage of two seconds.
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Harwood: The Wall Street Journal wrote an editorial, said your agency is lawless.
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Jamey Keaten in Geneva and Jill Lawless in Brussels contributed to this report.
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Martin Keay also dismissed the dossier, and all other forms of lawless retribution.
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DARKNESS is falling as coal starts its long, lawless journey from the pit.
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America's own Department of Justice deems it to be "lawless, weak, and dysfunctional".
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Many end up trying to migrate to Europe by boat from lawless Libya.
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A lawless government cannot be constrained by the institutions of the law alone.
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And because non-leftists often see [the left] as a disruptive, lawless force.
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They are uniquely lawless and that lawlessness has contributed to multiple horrific tragedies.
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" Asked where the race win rated in his career, Lawless said: "The biggest.
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For two generations, that particular strand of lawless nightlife in the UK flourished.
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Such lawless action should not be condoned by Congress or the American people.
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It is a lawless, borderless place, threatened by terrorists and run by crooks.
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The city became more dangerous and lawless, with devastating results for ordinary citizens.
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The homeowner must also meet other borrowing criteria for the loan, Lawless said.
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The southwestern border with Mexico is often depicted as a dangerous, lawless place.
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America is burnings from Charlotte to Baltimore and we've become a lawless society.
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While in law school, Lawless worked one summer for the California AG's office.
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"We're seeing that it's not particularly controversial to change these rules," Lawless continues.
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Lawless has said it was "by far the creepiest mall I've been in."
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Tilly Lawless is a queer sex worker, sex worker rights activist, and writer.
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Under extraordinary ones, they have impeachment, the clear remedy for a lawless president.
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Lawless sheriffs promote disorder, and that's what Arpaio did to get himself convicted.
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But as long as anyone can remember, Laikipia has been a bit lawless.
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This lawless, partisan impeachment is a political suicide march for the Democrat Party.
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So, it's common sense that the consequences of a lawless government are dire.
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Our oceans are some of the most remote and lawless spots on Earth.
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Lawless cautioned the furious pace of appreciation was starting to stretch valuations again.
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The most heavily militarized area of the camp is perhaps its most lawless.
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"The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President," Rep.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated the academic affiliation of Jennifer Lawless.
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A lawless electronic dust bowl where anything can become famous for five minutes.
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THE "Jungle" camp in Calais—squalid, ramshackle and lawless—was no place for children.
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In the National Geographic Channel's new six-part series, Lawless Oceans, which premieres Jan.
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And while there's nothing post-apocalyptic about Solo, we are in a lawless time.
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This winter, photographer Seph Lawless traveled to Picher to access a previously restricted area.
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In Autopsy of America, an essay in guerrilla photojournalism, Seph Lawless documents this phenomenon.
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Afghanistan seemed like a lawless place, harsh like its arid, craggy Hindu Kush landscape.
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"This is lawless and criminal behavior," O'Malley said during a radio interview in Iowa.
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Following the earthquake, the Haitians were portrayed as weak, dependent, corrupt and lawless victims.
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Thus, the lawless nature of the sea is something of a double-edged sword.
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The responsibility lies with us all for letting this lawless, kleptocratic presidency become normalized.
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Often, Trump has gone even further, and specifically urged government officials to lawless violence.
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Lawless said the boy was 8, but local media later reported he was 7.
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Tracts of the sea off East, West and North Africa are often labeled lawless.
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Hopefully he's quick on his feet; unhappy rock crowds can get a bit lawless.
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Discussion of the film "Spotlight" with Richard Lawless, Ph.D., and the journalist Bob Keeler.
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If your enemies are lawless, then your own rule-breaking doesn't seem so bad.
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Rome was an even more lawless place when it came to protecting children, though.
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Very much like the shops we have in the real world, but simply lawless.
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Photographer Seph Lawless also captured the Metro North Shopping Center in Kansas City, Missouri.
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The money honey Maude Burke had a dodgy background in the lawless American West.
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I tried to imagine the city's bloody, lawless past, but the image wouldn't materialize.
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In one place after another, voters seemed to reject President Trump's hateful, lawless politics.
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"There are more momentum shifts and more exciting plays and more passion," Lawless said.
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So, as Trump's vicious, aberrant, and lawless behavior persists, what are we to do?
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"The decision was not simply lawless, but insolently so," he wrote in The Atlantic.
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But we will respond proportionately - not disproportionately ... We are not lawless like President Trump.
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"We will respond lawfully, we are not lawless people like President Trump," said Zarif.
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"The good news is he's such a rank lawless felon-like person," he said.
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Here were noncommercial images that promoted not glamour but lawless bohemianism, or just lawlessness.
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The refugee crisis was perceived as a sign that Germany's borders had become lawless.
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Jennifer L. Lawless is the Commonwealth Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia.
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When teenagers asked their parents to amend their lawless ways, only 56 percent listened.
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Still, I joined several seemingly lawless groups where shocking and offensive content was everywhere.
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Jennifer Lawless, a political scientist at American University, agreed on most points with Wood.
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Thousands of innocent lives are taken every year as a result of this lawless chaos.
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Prosecutors called it a lawless scheme to seize federal property by the threat of force.
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The leader of the CHP, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, has called the decision lawless and politically motivated.
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Rather, it creates a space in which many things — including lawless behavior — come to light.
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But there's still an awareness of how inevitably remote and lawless northern Niger really is.
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They ultimately decide they don't have to be bad guys or lawless enforcers any longer.
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Lawless regions, such as the badlands of Pakistan and Yemen, act as havens for terrorists.
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"Speech about why it's morally appropriate to do lawless things is not incitement," White says.
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Jennifer Lawless, director of the Women in Politics Institute at American University, is more skeptical.
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The Dark Web positions itself as an almost lawless digital space where nearly anything goes.
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Those images may nudge tradition-minded voters to back Republican men for Congress, Lawless said.
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Buy Lawless's book The Prelude: The Deadliest City in America or follow Lawless on Instagram.
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But both Clark and Eisen say we should remember that the nation is not lawless.
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Large parts of the north-east are lawless, with only the lightest of government footprints.
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The Tangled Shore is a lawless, wild place, and Forsaken is all about frontier justice.
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What does it take for sane humans to devolve into lawless 12-year-olds again?
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In eastern Congo the state has all but collapsed, leaving vast tracts of territory lawless.
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Similarly, lashing out at judges has not allowed Trump to bully lawless policy into effect.
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Most of its pirates are from the poor and lawless Niger Delta region of Nigeria.
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Without intervention, Yemen's future might have been that of a largely lawless and feudal country.
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Needless to say, things are about to get very interesting on the lawless digital frontier.
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So America has become a lawless actor in world markets, a tariff-policy rogue state.
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Farhad: What's striking to me about this space is how lawless and reckless it is.
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As we've seen before, Portland doesn't suffer Nazi fools gladly, and Lawless is no exception.
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Mexico is literally a lawless land and they need to come to grips with that.
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What the Constitution demands is the impeachment and removal from office of this lawless president.
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"This clearly shows that the U.S. is a felonious and lawless gangster state," he said.
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Mr. Trump recited a familiar litany of complaints about lawless immigrants and naïve trade deals.
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"The (administration's) lawless interpretation ignores the will of Congress in enacting Title IX," Tedesco said.
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Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous, lawless, medieval-style horse race in Siena, Italy.
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By now, Trump is a known quantity: disgusting, corrosive, vile, lawless — but so far containable.
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Mr. Bloomberg derided Mr. Trump as a lawless leader and quoted Mr. Spencer's resignation letter.
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Roundabouts in France are fast, competitive, lawless and fun — if you have a death wish.
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Devin Nunes, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, called it a "lawless" proceeding.
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Shia LaBeouf once got himself into a tricky situation with his Lawless costar Tom Hardy.
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" Lawless, though, says that, "I'm not telling everyone they shouldn't write it or read it.
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The media environment of 2019 is one of near-lawless information warfare, fought over attention.
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Although Judy did not shoot anyone, she was no innocent: defiant, lawless and politically delusional.
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"This lawless, partisan impeachment is a political suicide march for the Democrat Party," Trump said.
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That country is virtually lawless, giving smugglers plenty of opportunities to exploit migrants for profit.
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But Hayes and Lawless argue that it's just not the case for less-covered races.
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Lawless has run separate surveys on how interested Americans are in running for political office.
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Therese Lawless has filed lawsuits against Silicon Valley's most powerful companies, often for gender discrimination.
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China's Busiest Internet Banker Warns of `Lawless' Markets | Fan Bao, head of China Renaissance Partners, issued a stern warning about the dangers facing investors in "lawless" venture capital and start-up markets, urging regulators to step in and curb irrational investment and asset bubbles.
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He said the militants had gathered to launch attacks in Nangarhar, bordering lawless areas of Pakistan.
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Both of these groups really do see black America as an inherently lazy, violent, lawless place.
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We want all Americans to succeed --- but that can't happen in an environment of lawless chaos.
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The key route to Europe now leads from the coast of the lawless Libya to Italy.
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We want all Americans to succeed –- but that can't happen in an environment of lawless chaos.
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Do you capitulate, sell your soul and resort to the same lawless tactics as your opponents?
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Exactly what makes someone "American" has been debated since the nation was a borderless, lawless dream.
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City centers, and by extension black neighborhoods, were seen in the national imagination as lawless landscapes.
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The regions remain effectively lawless and in recent years has become became a haven for militants.
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It gives the (mostly wrong) impression that the dark web truly is a lawless, dangerous, place.
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But the caravan panic isn't just about the idea of a lawless mob swarming the border.
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Those hopes have been dashed by the lawless, reckless way he has responded to ongoing inquiries.
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It's an action-RPG set in a near-future version of a quarantined, lawless midtown Manhattan.
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Chaos can spread, and lawless places can breed jihad, as in Somalia and north-eastern Nigeria.
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Lawless said women are no more or less likely to win political office than male candidates.
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Witch Hunt Faced with a lawless president, Democrats have to start thinking about their constitutional duties.
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Now a film student at N.Y.U., Lawless drops out to pursue a career in the theater.
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A lawless universe where the only real threat is murder was clearly written by a man.
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People here remember pre-Duterte Davao as a lawless battleground for security forces and Communist rebels.
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"Many people may resist against this lawless action," he said in a WhatsApp message on Thursday.
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Purcell introduced Lawless, a former semi-pro football player, as a rising "superstar" of hot chicken.
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There's a lot of places where Congress is just being left out by a lawless administration.
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SAG HARBOR Discussion of the film "Spotlight" with Richard Lawless, Ph.D., and the journalist Bob Keeler.
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It has recognized the dangers of lawless areas in which Islamist radicals like ISIS can emerge.
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Lawless was also inspired by her mother, who got her nursing degree when she was 45.
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"We've had some go to law school," Lawless says, a note of pride in her voice.
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"The issue here is that the rules don't change until someone needs them to," Lawless says.
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In the 1990s, the country's mineral riches were a scene of lawless and sometimes violent competition.
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I agree that these are important in the face of a lawless president with authoritarian instincts.
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They have focused public attention on gender dynamics, said Lawless, which could benefit Democrats in 2018.
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Sports ____ Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous, lawless, medieval-style horse race in Siena, Italy.
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It seems lawless, but I think we have a guiding hand for the universe we've created.
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It was during this lawless time that the Bost Hotel suffered its worst damage to date.
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One local resident described the region where the collision occurred as lawless and overrun by jihadists.
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That means many may have been trapped in widely lawless Libya for longer periods than before.
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Fallout, like many role-playing series, is about an effectively superpowered player navigating a lawless world.
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Ryan ToysReview is just a product of its somewhat lawless time, and its creators know it.
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He touched on familiar themes of lawless immigrants, unfair trade deals and a corrupt Washington establishment.
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This is a lawless, corrupt administration that appears intent on attacking even its closest international ally.
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"Ugandans cannot be free unless they free themselves from military rule and lawless rule," Wine said.
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Scruffy-haired Dylan remembers Hypnospace as it used to be: cool, creative, and a little lawless.
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Venezuela is a large, lightly populated country that shares a long and lawless border with Colombia.
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"This lawless and partisan impeachment is a political suicide march for the Democrat Party," he said.
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"We haven't really moved on too far from the silent movies," Lawless tells the Associated Press.
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He's also very good at using social media to get people talking about him, Lawless says.
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In past congressional elections, Lawless has found that gender didn't have much influence over media coverage.
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"There is this narrative out there that's speculating that a woman can't beat Trump," Lawless explains.
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Sharon Lawless: Reusable continues at Robert Henry Contemporary (56 Bogart Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn) through December 22.
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His subjects' bodies, almost sculptural, radiate love and longing in the lawless realm where Ren captures them.
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"I think there are damning consequences for civic engagement," Lawless says about the decline of local papers.
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" With no dramatic training, Hunter was cast in a minor role in the 1950 drama, "The Lawless.
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You can see it in the desperation coded into the art design of the game's lawless Washington.
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" US Attorney Nick Hanna also said the allegations "paint an ugly picture of lawless conduct and greed.
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In the five years since demonstrations broke out against Gaddafi, the country has spiraled into lawless anarchy.
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Trump administration officials have been more circumspect, loath perhaps to accuse a NATO ally of lawless behavior.
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Hollande's opponents say the number of lawless no-go zones in France have proliferated during his mandate.
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But his exposure to the lawless violence that ravages swaths of cities across America was not over.
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"We can expect lending conditions for investment purposes will tighten," said CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless.
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But Libya, without a government since 2011, is so lawless that they cannot be sent back there.
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In truly lawless regions, the simplest solution is for companies to stay away—or hire private armies.
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It might look random and lawless, but that's not the case during training or in a fight.
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Both shows also feature a mostly lawless frontier where people can create a new identity for themselves.
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"The Internet is not a lawless place," Merkel said in her speech at the conference on Tuesday.
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He doesn't view the anarchists as violent or rowdy or lawless—or as hurting the city's image.
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"The political landscape is as even as we've ever seen it," said Lawless in a recent interview.
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It would prove to be one of the most excessive and lawless policing experiments in modern history.
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His lawless act will put lives at risk and harm the public's ability to get the truth.
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The trial, and resulting verdict, could be the turning point in the city's history of lawless policing.
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Many Africans trying to reach Europe pass through Libya, because it is too lawless to stop them.
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But it also retained the idea of the avatar's task of delivering righteousness to a lawless world.
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The EPA has gone through hard times before, but Pruitt's reign has been a uniquely lawless disaster.
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This has long been known as a lawless area, rife with organized crime and illegal trafficking activities.
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The South Carolina lawmaker pointed out that citizens could suddenly be thrown into a lawless nightmare scenario.
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How could Moro, a shining paragon of righteousness in a lawless land, let all his cheerleaders down?
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When the visitor arrived, a man believed to be Lawson attacked him with a knife, Lawless said.
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Additionally, the University of Virginia's Jennifer Lawless argues that Clinton's tenure in politics played a big role.
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It was capitalism run amok, a borderless and lawless Wild West not witnessed since the Gold Rush.
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To his foes, it was a lawless grab for power and wealth that nearly destroyed the country.
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"We are in a lawless kind of situation," said Medea Benjamin, a co-founder of Code Pink.
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Lawless behavior will not be tolerated, and those found responsible will be held accountable for their actions.
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The rise is largely being fueled by human smuggling operations on the lawless coasts of nearby Libya.
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In between, he somehow gave up a wall-scraping home run to Lawless, who hit a robust .
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The only real discipline that this lawless and ineffective department has received has come from federal authorities.
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And let the Republican-run Senate, a graveyard of principle, be stuck with defending a lawless president.
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It had neither the lawless grunge of an illegal rave nor the considered hospitality of a nightclub.
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The future will rest on what Senate Republicans decide they want to do about a lawless president.
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"These people appear to be so lawless that it doesn't have an effect on them," he said.
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It had neither the lawless grunge of an illegal rave nor the considered hospitality of a nightclub.
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Jennifer L. Lawless, a political scientist at the University of Virginia, suggests a three-pronged test: 1.
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But Lawless thinks this perception is dead wrong — and that she has the data to prove it.
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At the congressional level, female candidates are just as likely to win as men are, Lawless says.
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Democrats were hoping Mueller's testimony before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees would paint a vivid picture of a lawless presidential campaign that actively sought help from the Russians for "dirt" on Hillary Clinton, and an equally lawless president trying to cover up his actions and obstruct justice.
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Watching yet another sure victory dissolve into defeat contributed to a sense that the world is fundamentally lawless.
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Lawless specializes in preserving deserted spaces across America by photographing them, which you can see on his Instagram.
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The moves are part of efforts to stop smugglers from operating out of the lawless, North African country.
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However, Rossum's character Fiona often serves as the show's protagonist, especially as Frank descends into a lawless existence.
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Prostitution is often lawless and exploitative, but it would be less so if governments legalised and regulated it.
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The two events were both signs that Russia is trying to establish firmer control over the lawless Donbas.
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The 2-year-old filly was making her second start for owners Grenier, Lawless or Lewkowitz, et al.
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Kilicdaroglu has called the arrest "lawless" and motivated by the presidential palace, a reference to President Tayyip Erdogan.
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"Lawless unauthorized access to such private information is a criminal offense," said United States Attorney Eileen M. Decker.
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Nearly 95,000 people reached Italy this year, embarking on smugglers' dinghies from the shores of the lawless Libya.
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Since the lawless 1990s, crime has fallen across southern Brazil, thanks to rising prosperity, better policing and demography.
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Previous military crackdowns have focused on the lawless tribal regions where the Taliban and other militants are based.
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Lawless said he had concerns about some of the online advertising from both sides in the referendum campaign.
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"The president's act is lawless and does violence to our Constitution and therefore to our democracy," she said.
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Jennifer Lawless has conducted studies asking campaign managers to what extent it mattered that the candidate was female.
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The body of a young boy, Devin Holston, was found on Thursday inside the trailer, Lawless told reporters.
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Lawless visited in 2012 to capture these haunting photographs that show how the complex was left to rot.
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These statements seek to elevate Trump to glorious, cult-like heights, while painting America as a lawless hell.
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Lawless noted that over September and October, weekly clearance levels in Sydney dropped under 80 percent only once.
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One, they believe an inquiry sends a strong signal to the Trump administration, which many view as lawless.
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"They're forcing people into arbitration so that issues that should be public are not made public," Lawless says.
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That's why the White House needs somebody who embodies chaos, who isn't afraid to act wild and lawless.
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Swat was the first sizeable region outside Pakistan's lawless tribal regions bordering Afghanistan to fall to the militants.
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Lawless began calling colleagues—to them, and to generations of customers, Prince's is a kind of second home.
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Authorities in the region have long suggested it is involved in drug trafficking in the lawless Sahara desert.
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Many Americans may still believe that sufficient wrongdoing would bring both parties together to remove a lawless president.
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Trump may well become the first American king, lawless and unaccountable, by default, by an overall political paralysis.
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Mr. Burch was retrieved from a cellar where he was being held in a lawless part of Yemen.
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Some reporters in semi-lawless states openly admit to receiving extra money from cartels to sway their coverage.
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Elements of this approach, known as drone—and of Young's lawless spirit—stayed with Cale throughout his career.
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"One of the standard tropes in the field is that Section 230 creates a lawless zone," Goldman says.
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Quotable: "It confirms the Amazon is completely lawless," said a climate scientist with the University of São Paulo.
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Josh: It certainly generated some coverage and predictably led to warnings that D.C. is devolving into lawless chaos.
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"The president's act is lawless — it does violence to our Constitution and therefore our democracy," Ms. Pelosi said.
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Lawless and Hayes argue that women aren't being kept out of politics because of an unfair playing field.
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Jennifer L. Lawless is a professor of government and director of the Women & Politics Institute at American University.
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Salvini insists that the Libyan coast guard deal with migrants in waters off the largely lawless North African country.
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Italy is now the main recipient of illicit migration, in part because bilateral deals are impossible in lawless Libya.
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In such lawless borderlands the lines between tax and extortion, and enforcement and assault, are all too frequently crossed.
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When students in Dhaka protested in August against lawless driving, the party sent club-wielding thugs to quell them.
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We are sending a simple message to the lawless caravans and to the illegal trespassers marching toward our border.
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And should we live in a lawless society simply because we know some bad actors will break the law?
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But most stories are about the first settlement or the first people there, and it's still a lawless place.
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He said soldiers will defend themselves if attacked and will pursue all lawless groups to maintain peace and order.
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Lawless also suggested that the firing and the company's statement were intended to discourage other whistleblowers from coming forward.
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There were no rules here, he said; it was a lawless world that gave breaks to men like him.
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The bull's lawless actions drew the attention of the lawman, and he was eventually rounded up by the police.
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The tension there is really what the show should be about — human relationships and conflicts in a lawless society.
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Each of these films provides a different perspective on the lawless streak that festers within society, and within us.
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Efforts to contain the virus have been hampered by a plethora of armed groups operating in Congo's lawless east.
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Washington (CNN)US Attorney General Jeff Sessions criticized the city of Chicago Wednesday for its "lawless" sanctuary city policies.
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The Squirtle Squad were their own chosen family: lawless, free, and at risk of losing it all every day.
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"It's disgusting the mayor would dance in celebration of a lawless decision that allows these dangerous criminal," he added.
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The 100 or so dead in the protests are fewer than are killed each weekend in lawless poor neighbourhoods.
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Mr. Polyakov said he was dismayed by Russia's image in the West as a lawless land of brutish oppression.
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C.I.A. officers, confined to Afghanistan, struggled to recruit assets who could penetrate jihadi networks in Pakistan's lawless tribal areas.
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As U.S. foreign policy becomes more transparently lawless, the power of international law to constrain state behavior weakens accordingly.
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Men, however, are 15 percent more likely to be recruited to run, Ms. Lawless and Mr. Fox found. Gov.
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"Although they all have baggage and have all made missteps, they don't have the Hillary Clinton baggage," Lawless observed.
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The reason that Trump is telling this story, of course, is to imply that all unauthorized immigrants are lawless.
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The skies are lawless: It's a wilderness up there, cans of Heineken are $5, and we do accept card.
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After the mall closed, photographer Seph Lawless captured these photographs showing how the complex had been left to rot.
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Wielded with subtlety, Ms. Lawless said, they can still benefit male politicians among some older and less-partisan voters.
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"When you behave badly in the political arena, it's possible to suffer fewer consequences because of partisanship," Lawless said.
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"I care a lot more about where these women are and what the general election looks like," Lawless added.
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" Lawless agrees, "If we, like our sighted counterparts are skilled, focused, and determined, then there will be enumerable possibilities.
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His new venture seemed to be an unholy mix of the former's lawless arrogance and the latter's saccharine branding.
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Over the years, the tribal regions have remained lawless, providing a haven for militants, gun runners and drug smugglers.
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The character was at once menacing and jocular, openly gay and privately tortured, a lawless vigilante and regular churchgoer.
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The Special Deterrence Force, or Rada, is one of the most powerful militant groups in the often lawless capital.
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To be fair, the founders did include two backstops to guard against a lawless chief executive: One is impeachment.
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"When you behave badly in the political arena, it's possible to suffer fewer consequences because of partisanship," Lawless said.
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In the case of the Constitution here, you can keep a lawless White House accountable and protect our democracy.
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Now, Mr. Lawless said, lenders may use the lower payment, which should help more borrowers qualify for home loans.
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The very premise of democratic government and the rule of law is under active attack by a lawless President.
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"I hoped even a lawless president wouldn't continue to ignore the rule of law," Cramer said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump does not actually believe in or care about his campaign claim of "lawless chaos" in our streets.
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This region of the Central African Republic is one of the most remote and lawless parts of the country.
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We have a dangerous and lawless president who has disregarded the Constitution at the expense of the American people.
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Jennifer Lawless, who leads American University's Women & Politics Institute, predicted this would also hurt GOP congressional candidates this year.
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"The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President," Jeffries tweeted Tuesday, announcing a 4 p.m.
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"This is legacy-building time," said Jennifer Lawless, an expert on women in politics at the University of Virginia.
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It's of course impossible to say if Trump will govern in as lawless a manner as Nixon as well.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump repeatedly made claims that not only questioned the international order but also implied lawless actions.
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"There is one defining feature that determines how people cast ballots and how donors decide to give," says Lawless.
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Chalk it up to our anti-establishment beginnings during the revolutionary war or our collective fascination with lawless frontiers.
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But Davao residents extolled the virtues of Duterte, the mayor who made their once lawless city clean and safe.
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The New York artist Sharon Lawless has developed an approach to collage that is muscular, witty, and absolutely beguiling.
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It will let them bash Trump as lawless and avoid taking a tough vote, one of these members told me.
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Gizmodo actually published a number of images taken by photographer Seph Lawless just a few months before the mall's demolition.
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The Peshawar school attack was seen as having hardened Pakistan's resolve to fight militants along its lawless border with Afghanistan.
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The soaring numbers of offenders and vigilantes has created an almost lawless online domain where the police have limited power.
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People were even apparently running each other over in their desperate, lawless quest to see a bunch of pretty flowers.
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African migrants are also prey to abuse, beatings, imprisonment and rape while heading through the Sahara desert and lawless Libya.
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To reverse the decline of Grauer's gorilla, the report says militia groups operating in the lawless region must be disarmed.
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"There are 100 nations that surpass us in terms of the number of women in the national parliament," Lawless said.
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Valdez's death occurred less than 48 hours after 100 gunmen abducted seven journalists in the lawless southern state of Guerrero.
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Many militias in the Democratic Republic of Congo's lawless east at least partly finance themselves with proceeds from illicit mining.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has often criticized the president for taking lawless actions, while tamping down impeachment chatter in her caucus.
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Lawless Libya provides fertile ground for the smugglers, who often work with militias that hold real power on the ground.
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"You could find yourself in this country in a lawless environment from a natural disaster or a riot," Graham said.
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Lawless eastern Congo is plagued by dozens of armed groups that prey on the local population and exploit mineral reserves.
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And one of the awards I won, or two of the awards I won, were presented by Lucy Lawless, a.k.a.
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Technically, Red Dead Redemption's chaotic multiplayer world isn't really lawless, but in practice the lawmen are outnumbered, outmatched, and outgunned.
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"The Office of the President is not a get out of jail free card for lawless behavior," the letter reads.
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In the past, they have directly confronted the organized crime groups that exert de facto control in this lawless frontier.
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Most of the migrants were from African countries and were believed to have left from Libya, which is widely lawless.
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China summoned the ambassadors of Canada and the U.S. over the weekend to explain the "lawless" arrest of Huawei's CFO.
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But to watch "Is God Is" is to see a playwright as lawless as any of her peers has been.
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Portraying Russia's secret police officers as selfless public servants rather than lawless goons, however, has sometimes been an uphill struggle.
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As a judge, he was removed from the bench — twice — for lawless acts that follow his theocratic view of governance.
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I don't even mean that plutocrats as well as plebeians will eventually suffer if America becomes a lawless, authoritarian regime.
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On Monday, Kenney blamed Teck's withdrawal from the oil sands project on Trudeau for allowing regulatory uncertainty and "lawless" protests.
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Now he has become a critic of lawless behavior in some elements of the security forces, including Iranian-backed groups.
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Julia Lawless, a spokeswoman for the Senate Finance Committee, said the office would review the documents submitted by Mr. Mnuchin.
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The willingness of Barr to justify this lawless assertion with an extreme theory of executive authority should worry all Americans.
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The country is nearly lawless, and the government forces are known to be brutal, underpaid and among the most dreaded.
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On Monday, Kenney blamed Teck's withdrawal from the oil sands project on Trudeau for allowing regulatory uncertainty and "lawless" protests.
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Human Rights Watch and the United Nations Human Rights Commission have called on the government to halt its lawless crackdown.
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TLOU is also set in a grim, lawless world where this type of behavior is supposed to set the tone.
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But Trump's conduct here is so flagrant, so lawless and so abusive that Pelosi is now changing course on impeachment.
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"Let's face it: She's brought us to this point where there's a possibility of actually holding this lawless president accountable."
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That, said Lawless, is why this is a small test pilot, although he admitted he already expects it to expand.
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Over the previous two days, the Chicago suburb of Cicero had been inundated with a deluge of lawless gang violence.
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If allowed as a precedent, this would defeat the Impeachment Clause the founders intended to check a dictatorial lawless president.
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South American politicians, trapped by lawless shadow governments, are unable to assist the president in his war on the cartels.
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The column, departing from lawless southern Libya, was intent on "destabilizing the country," the French military said in a statement.
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"Lawless savages," he calls the Islamic State, evoking the worldview of European imperialists and their American admirers like Theodore Roosevelt.
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If there are things that I regret, it would be those nasty 'lawless' fights while we were out at night.
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Hayes and Lawless combed through a data set of 22008,22008 stories in local newspapers written during the 22016 campaign cycle.
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Since Mubarak's era, the region has been a comparatively lawless place where it was easy for militant groups to operate.
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But she is clearly appalled by the regime's resort to what she sees as nakedly lawless means to stay in power.
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But where it matters, the state is, in the words of the American Department of Justice, "largely lawless, weak and dysfunctional".
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Both types largely impact men—perhaps because their wardrobe possibilities are less lawless and the daily results are usually less daring.
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"The partisan asymmetry is more glaring than it's ever been," said Jennifer Lawless, a politics professor at the University of Virginia.
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A roundup of what they have had to say: Senator Marco Rubio: "You can't be lawless," Mr. Rubio told KBUR radio.
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"I searched in our computer system and have no record of him," Lawless said of Lawson not having a criminal background.
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We are now in a totally unregulated world of lawless web giants who operate as the core infrastructure for our society.
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Located on Venezuela's remote and lawless Paria Peninsula, the city is known as a hub of migrant tracking and drug running.
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He is focusing on Tibu, heart of the remote, notoriously lawless Catatumbo region bordering Venezuela where Buffett accompanied President Iván Duque.
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We decided that its idea of sharing, caring, and a vaguely lawless collection of people is quite a good vibe, spiritually.
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More broadly, Jordan is just across the border from lawless Syria, currently a hub for ISIS and al-Qaeda linked jihadis.
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Donors fear growing political instability could turn into armed conflict in a country plagued by militias, especially in the lawless east.
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Mr Duterte has been schooled in the violent politics of Mindanao, the southern and most lawless large island of the archipelago.
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This is unprecedented contempt by House leadership for Congress's role in protecting the nation from the threat of a lawless president.
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Still, China does not want to bend to the protesters, whom the state news media have depicted as lawless, spoiled separatists.
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Jennifer L. Lawless, a professor of government at American University, conducted a national survey around the first anniversary of the Sept.
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"The rationale is simple: they have proven themselves to be lawless and that lawlessness has caused multiple tragic deaths," wrote Prince.
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Much of Southeast Asia's meth production comes from lawless parts of Myanmar, in particular Shan State, the UNODC said in 2017.
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Virtuous, sure, heroic, taming the lawless West and all that, but the filth of it, Tonto, the poverty, the endless killings.
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Or, better yet, the Democrats should recognize that no historical precedents can prepare them for a world in which a lawless
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The lawless state of our southern border is a threat to the safety, security, and financial well-being of all Americans.
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When this film was released, New York City still had the reputation of being a lawless landscape overrun by gang violence.
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"The rationale is simple: they have proven themselves to be lawless and that lawlessness has caused multiple tragic deaths," Prince wrote.
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The priest told mourners that Mr. Lawless texted his wife to say he had reached the summit and was headed home.
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The Orlando case was an example of how, in a lawless environment, facial recognition technology can escalate into a PR nightmare.
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In fact, Seph Lawless — another person who snuck on the island — said you're not supposed to get closer than 50 feet.
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Lawless, the photographer who snuck on the island, is disappointed that the Disney company has not done anything with the island.
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But that's just an excuse for timid parents lacking the guts to navigate the lawless wasteland of the college application process.
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Lawless believes with adequate preparation and training, you can confidently and courageously go forth on the path in front of you.
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After attending a training center when she was growing up, Lawless learned skills that boosted her confidence and taught her independence.
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No counterterrorist operation can be effective in a chaotic and lawless environment where insurgents control a significant proportion of the country.
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Emma Sinclair-Webb, the Turkey director of Human Rights Watch, said the new order was "lawless and vindictive," according to Reuters.
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"In our view, the use of arms was necessary and proportional to the very real, imminent and lawless aggression," he said.
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In turn, the burden will fall on Senate Republicans to choose between a lawless president and the integrity of America's judiciary.
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This is the second time in half a century that a lawless chief executive has tested the nation's fundamental constitutional design.
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The militias were used for sensitive and covert missions, including pursuing terrorist leaders across the border into Pakistan's lawless frontier territory.
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"We cannot have rule of law if law schools do not distinguish between constrained governance and lawless executive power," she added.
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Democrats described the move as a hard, but necessary – one they must make to protect the country from a lawless president.
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The lawless state of our southern border is a threat to the safety, security, and financial well‑being of all Americans.
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This left a legacy of devastating dependency, not only on opium but on the lawless and destructive economy that produced it.
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Meanwhile, Captain Leigh Lawless, another Mesa Air check airman, said Aska had a "lack of understanding of how unsafe he was."
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So the movie complicates its bloodletting, including through a story line about corporate violence run amok in a near-lawless future.
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"The idea that debts can be collected with no regard for the validity of those debts is completely lawless," Merrill said.
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These lawless recyclers quickly set up shop in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand, countries with good ports, cheap labor, and lax enforcement.
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Congress wasn't meant to ignore a rogue, lawless, or indisciplined White House — it was meant to overwhelm it, to contain it.
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"I have not seen either lawless behavior or civil servants calling out lawless behavior like this since (the Watergate era)," Seth Kreimer, the Kenneth W. Gemmill Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania, told CNN on Monday night as Donald Trump was replacing an acting attorney general who would not defend his executive order with one who would.
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In an essay on the death of the western, for example, he rightly identifies the paradox of the genre as the employment of the lawless to establish the law, a contradiction that was done in by the cynicism that followed in the wake of the Vietnam War, when both the law and the lawless lost their appeal.
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That imbalance held through at least the early 2000s, according to Jennifer Lawless, an expert on women in politics at American University.
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So the Trump administration in now trying to pick up the pieces of this lawless immigration system after decades of governmental neglect.
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The World Food Programme, an arm of the UN, is sending bags of grain to the lawless, hungry north-east (see article).
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Jennifer L. Lawless is a professor of government at American University, where she is also the director of the Women & Politics Institute.
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"The stronger housing market conditions in Melbourne are supported by auction clearance rates which have consistently remained above 70 percent," said Lawless.
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Al Qaeda's powerful branch in Yemen has also taken advantage of the chaos to take refuge in lawless parts of the south.
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The band also includes bassist-keyboardist Cole Whittle, guitarist JinJoo and drummer Jack Lawless, who all color-coordinated for the big show.
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"We talk about minimizing and stopping retaliations, because we understand that in society, if you are lawless, it is chaotic," McPhatter offers.
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And like many clans in the lawless area, the Mautes maintained a private militia that included Farhana's seven sons, the analysts said.
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Audacity, adventurism and charisma served Mr Shestun well in the lawless but opportunistic decade that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Therese Lawless, an attorney for Vandermeyden who has previously worked on high-profile discrimination lawsuits against Silicon Valley companies, suggested as much.
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"There is a crisis in this country involving drugs [and] extrajudicial killings; and there seems to be an environment of lawless violence."
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If the numbers do not go down, then he gets to keep the hordes of lawless Latinos as an issue in 2020.
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The bottom line: Kik and other crypto-related startups aren't trying to operate outside of regulatory regimes, despite their industry's lawless reputation.
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He's growing weary of the balancing act necessary to maneuver in the lawless game of rap and is ready to move forward.
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Myanmar is the source of most of Southeast Asia's methamphetamine, which is mostly produced in lawless border regions outside the government's control.
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These crises promise an era of deteriorating quality of life, increasing personal debt, eroded rights and freedoms, lawless militarism, and social breakdown.
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The U.S. attorney for Los Angeles, Nick Hanna, accused Avenatti of "lawless conduct and greed" during a news conference detailing the charges.
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"If this trend continues, we could see property prices reach new highs early next year," said CoreLogic's head of research Tim Lawless.
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The Kawahiva are nomadic hunter-gatherers who live in one of Brazil's most lawless areas and have no contact with mainstream society.
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Photos taken by photographer Seph Lawless in 2016 show eerie scenes of rusting equipment, and vines and moss growing over water slides.
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Everything from parental rights to child labor laws affect mainstream entertainment, but YouTube is a relatively lawless territory for its young influencers.
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"I'm worried because I think it's bringing out a lot of myths that don't actually apply in politics anymore," Ms. Lawless said.
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It took until Thursday to find the child because investigators at first did not want to disturb the crime scene, Lawless said.
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"This is actually an outlier among my songs," says Lawless, noting that it took several forms before he was happy with it.
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It's a tactic Lawless has seen employers use on a regular basis, requiring new employees to sign mandatory pre-dispute arbitration clauses.
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One of the reasons Lawless believes gender discrimination is especially pervasive in the tech industry is the culture of start-up companies.
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Note, I'm not talking about the dark side of the web: the lawless digital underground where humanity's worst impulses can be indulged.
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But they were ultimately unwilling to uphold the checks and balances that the framers designed in the case of a lawless president.
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Accordingly, successive American presidents have waged lawless wars in the East; poring over "kill lists," they have ordered extrajudicial executions by drones.
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But this isn't a normal presidency, so I'm rooting for a Democratic Congress as a check on a dangerous and lawless president.
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Having persuaded their followers that the US/Mexico border was lawless, they'd suddenly have to persuade them it had been made safe.
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"In order to bring about gender parity in Congress, we're talking about identifying another 100 women who can win elections," Lawless emphasizes.
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DELANEY: I do think no one is above the law and this president who is lawless should not be above the law.
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Katy Reckdahl In Washington, the border between the United States and Mexico is often portrayed as a lawless place and a threat.
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The civil war has ended by September 2012, but with the government gone, much of the country was lawless, dominated by militias.
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Can this really be the cautionary tale that's frightening Democrats from doing all they can to hold a lawless president to account?
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On land, it can be easy to feel removed from this seemingly lawless world, but our lives are intimately connected to it.
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The Bulldogs drove 23 yards to set up Jordan Lawless' 37-yard field goal that completed the scoring with 1:02 left.
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"Powerful images that appear to validate conservative base fears of 'invasion' by 'lawless' foreigners and the countries that 'send' them," Lind writes.
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In particular, Democrats warn Trump is a lawless president who will cross the line again if he is not removed from office.
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This was common a decade ago, and resulted in Central American children being preyed upon in lawless, cartel-controlled Mexican border towns.
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Under the Trump administration, the United States has carried out at least nine airstrikes on targets in the country's lawless southern deserts.
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Michoacan and Guerrero are two of Mexico's most violent and lawless states, where rival drug gangs have battled to control smuggling routes.
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Michoacan and Guerrero are two of Mexico's most violent and lawless states, where rival drug gangs have battled to control smuggling routes.
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Their stories pulled them, one after another, toward a shimmering elsewhere — even if, in reality, that meant ending up in lawless Libya.
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The second is that Trump's attempt to rope Ukraine into aiding his re-election effort is proof that he is fundamentally lawless.
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Take this scene where the Guardians fly into the lawless Nowhere and David Bowie&aposs "Moonage Daydream" is blasting on the soundtrack.
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"Absolutely income is a very important part of the mortgage application, and we look for income that's sustainable over time," said Lawless.
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The condition of things is the most disgraceful, the most lawless, the most inhuman, I believe that exists in the world today.
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"It is incumbent on every country to join our efforts to change the regime's lawless behavior," Pompeo said, speaking at the conference.
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" "How can any nation that claims to sympathize with the people of Iran keep sustaining trading relationships with lawless and oppressive ayatollahs?
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Congressional Democrats must now try to save one of the world's most lawless regions from another tragic descent into chaos and repression.
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Two police cars were stopped outside the fence, shining their headlights on us in a lawless ambush; it was a sneak attack.
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Republicans will rue this latest capitulation to this lawless president — yet perhaps the country will come to be better off for it.
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The lawless innkeeping couple who set out to blackmail the remorseful hero, Jean Valjean, are treated by Hugo with the utmost seriousness.
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In that film, a pair of lawless psychopaths brutally invade a home in the middle of an idyllic, upper-middle-class neighborhood.
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" India's Supreme Court has limited the definition of India's colonial-era crime of sedition to speech that is "incitement to imminent lawless action.
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The potential AR has to shake up the art world is slowly taking shape—and right now, it's a lawless free-for-all.
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"Even after Princess Diana's tragic death, the laws were never changed to protect targets from the lawless paparazzi," she said in her statement.
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Most of the piracy in the area is the work of militants from the Abu Sayyaf group operating out of lawless Philippine islands.
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These atrocities were possible after 1941, where SS men were able to rule large eastern European territories as if they were lawless zones.
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The semi-arid belt that stretches through Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Niger, northern Nigeria and Sudan is lawless in parts and universally poor.
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The funky foursome – rounded out by bassist-keyboardist Cole Whittle, guitarist JinJoo and drummer Jack Lawless – released "Toothbrush" on their 2015 EP Swaay.
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The title, which means "ungovernable", could be taken to refer to the gutsy primera dama as much as it describes the lawless republic.
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Jonathan Lawless, vice president of product development at Fannie Mae, admits that a borrower with a 620 score would be unlikely to qualify.
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It's only realistic that certain personalities, especially in the context of a lawless society, would rather die fighting than let someone subjugate them.
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A lawless president tests our constitutional norms on a daily basis, and he's placed us squarely on the path of a looming recession.
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" In June, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed that hate speech is protected by the Constitution if it does not incite "imminent lawless action.
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The troubled district of Tillaberi sits at Niger's border with Mali, a lawless area where the central government has struggled to assert control.
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Thanks to lawless Southern resistance and faithless Supreme Court interpretations in the decades that followed, even those direct commands were never fully realized.
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The Walking Dead's primary thematic focus has always been on the challenge of rebuilding and upholding a moral code in a lawless world.
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Lawless told the Guardian today that her client was "devastated" and that the firing was "clear retaliation" for Vandermeyden's lawsuit and press interviews.
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It remains to be seen how the situation will unfold, and whether restraints are in place or we are in truly lawless territory.
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"We first saw polish and shine in a glass-like manner popularized by Vidal Sassoon in the '60s," says celebrity hairstylist Cash Lawless.
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This seems like some dystopian solution for a lawless state, but Japan actually has some of the lowest crime rates in the world.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British rider Chris Lawless handed Team INEOS its first victory as he won the Tour de Yorkshire in Leeds on Sunday.
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However, the arguments about terrorism and extremist content are a stark reminder that the lawless, freewheeling era of the early internet is over.
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The frontier area's security is also undermined by the lawless nature of DRC's eastern region where militias roam and Kinshasa's grip is fragile.
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At the invitation of Blackie Lawless, Fox moved from NYC to LA and was in the original lineup of Blackie's metal band Sister.
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Rather than casting doubt on Judge Gorsuch, the complaints about Reese demonstrate the lawless attitude of some elements of the gun control lobbies.
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For another, they can simply refrain from lawless conduct at the border and instead follow the Border Patrol's own use of force policy.
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As a field scientist who often found himself in lawless corners of the country, he had encountered armed groups and come away unscathed.
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The lawless chaos on our southern border provides a lucrative cash flow to some of the most dangerous criminal organizations on the planet.
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"It's a stark moral choice" between him and a lawless bigot like Moore, said Ben Wikler, Washington director for the progressive group MoveOn.
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State officials have little standing to demand that people follow the rule of law when the state itself has been encouraging lawless violence.
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Lawless noted the rush into investment properties and an expanding supply of apartments has driven yields to record lows in Sydney and Melbourne.
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"We've got to make clear that there [are] going to be costs to this kind of lawless behavior," said Canadian columnist Andrew Coyne.
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"Fun fact that I feel a lot of people don't know is that she used to sing in a gospel choir," says Lawless.
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"You have very competent women who do not get the position and much less competent or completely incompetent men get it," Lawless says.
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Jack Lawless, Cole Whittle and JinJoo Lee join Jonas in DNCE, which is "dance," but the way you'd say it when you're drunk.
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In the old days of cybercrime, when hackers wanted to hide their trails, they'd use servers hosted in bulletproof bunkers or lawless countries.
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The idea "that economic security is embedded in notions of social justice" could help Democrats win a broad swathe of voters, Lawless said.
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"It should be possible if you are looking at an ad to see who published the ad, who sponsored the ad," Lawless said.
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It also links Egypt to neighboring Libya, a lawless country that is hosting a variety of armed Islamist groups, including Islamic State fighters.
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Arre Zuurmond, the city's ombudsman, described the scene as a lawless urban jungle, in an interview with the newspaper Trouw published in July.
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For years, Pakistani militants have used the lawless area to initiate assaults against Pakistan's government and against United States-led forces in Afghanistan.
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Leandra English's lawsuit to install herself as acting director against the president's explicit direction is just the latest lawless action by the CFPB.
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"I know people who love regulations will come up with lawless ways to violate the new law, but context will matter," he said.
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A party that stands beside a lawless president, shielding him from accountability while he makes the government an extension of his personal will.
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Almost everyone here is morally compromised, if not completely lawless, and the movie creates a world where poverty and violence are genetic inheritances.
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"I will not use my presence at a state ceremony to normalize Trump's lawless conduct & subversion of the Constitution," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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Thousands of people are calling their elected representatives to force Congress to serve as a check on this reckless, lawless and deceitful administration.
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I was pulling from all these because I didn't want the people of Harga to be easily dismissed as lawless, mustache-twirling villains.
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Historical grievances among the Muslim Moro people there, widespread poverty and large lawless areas have helped create an opportunity for the Islamic State.
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But if we already live in a lawless and cosmetic virtual world, the next best thing is to admit to your enabling habits.
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The area where the workers were kidnapped is close to South Waziristan, part of the lawless Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) bordering Afghanistan.
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Traffickers in Nigeria are exploiting Europe's migration crisis, moving girls to lawless Libya, before crossing the Mediterranean to Italy, anti-slavery activists say.
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Mexico, a lawless land on the other side of America's rapidly closing frontier, is the end of the line for the mercenary Bunch.
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" He called the passage of the bill a "rejection of President Trump's false and cynical portrayal of undocumented immigrants as a lawless community.
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Well, yeah, and to go to a place that's relatively lawless was his idea, where he felt like he could control the environment.
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But in the re-run campaign he has also targeted what he has called "the unjust and lawless" decision to annul the March vote.
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"The Office of the President is not a get-out-of-jail free card for lawless behavior," the lawyers wrote in a group letter.
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But after looking at photojournalist Seph Lawless' photos of an abandoned mall in Kansas City, MO, we're not sure which one is more chilling.
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Italian newspapers have speculated that she might have fallen foul of men who were making a fortune by smuggling fuel out of lawless Libya.
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"It's not that these bills are written to be satirical, but the fact that they are considered satirical demonstrates the double standard," Lawless said.
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During the Obama administration, the EPA became a lawless organ of federal power, divorced from the Congressional statutes that were meant to constrain it.
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MONUSCO troops are mostly concentrated in the lawless east of the country, where they patrol the bigger towns and maintain bases on main roads.
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Libya today is close to lawless: the GNA has limited control outside of Tripoli, the capital, while the coast is ruled by competing militias.
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Here's the full description from the trailer: "DEATHLOOP" transports players to the lawless island of Blackreef in an eternal struggle between two extraordinary assassins.
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But the alternative is to turn our back and allow it to become a lawless state in the hands of rebel groups and terrorists.
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"The wealth created from housing in Sydney and Melbourne has been exceptional over the past twelve months," said RPData's head of research Tim Lawless.
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By the late 1990s northern Albania especially, where clan loyalties had always been important, had become a violent, lawless place, riven by murderous feuds.
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Italy, as well as Malta, bears much of the immediate burden of dealing with African migrants who leave the lawless Libya on unfit boats.
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"The internet is not a lawless space where racist abuse and illegal posts can be allowed to flourish," he told the social-networking giant.
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"There's a gender dividend, but it's among independents," says Jennifer Lawless, a University of Virginia political scientist who has written extensively about women candidates.
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" The White House also responded after the decision, calling it a "ridiculous and yet another lawless attempt to harass the President and his Administration.
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Essentially, Lawless attempts to counteract the greenwashing of the beauty market we see every day by offering up products that are pretty and safe.
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Debt bondage is common in Brazil's lawless cattle country, according to the coordinator of this latest operation, Andre Wagner, also from the Labor Ministry.
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This was a period when it was tempting to see English soccer as a metaphor for a country in crisis: godless, rudderless, nearly lawless.
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Maxine Waters (Calif.) said Wall Street's boom after Trump's election, reacting to "a massive, destabilizing, lawless agenda," was no replacement for broad economic growth.
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people encounter persistent abuse and harassment in Honduras where gay marriage is illegal and gangs rule lawless city neighborhoods.
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You stood in solidarity against oppression, against a lawless secret police, against a cruel and wicked system that impoverished your cities and your souls.
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Merk & Kremont DNCE DNCE formed in 2015, when Jonas, 28, launched the band with guitarist JinJoo Lee, bassist Cole Whittle and drummer Jack Lawless.
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On August 10, in the isolated and lawless ranching town of Novo Progresso, in the heart of Brazil's Amazon, an environmental crime took place.
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" The blitheness with which Icahn and the Trump White House sidestepped the federal requirements is evidence, Eisen contends, that "this is a lawless Administration.
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Finally, the impeachment power is the only protection the Constitution provides for a lawless president, and it vests that power solely in the House.
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Similarly, the case against Trump's reelection should be built around his bilious, maladroit, lawless presidency rather than his long-ago billion-dollar business failures.
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Looking closely at my collage of actresses I was currently obsessed with, I saw greasy blotches on Lucy Lawless' perfect, Bettie Page banged face.
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In doing research for a 2012 book, "Becoming a Candidate," Ms. Lawless found just over 18,000 elected officials at the state level in legislatures.
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"They're the yardstick against which other groups measure their own electoral fortunes and influence," said Jennifer Lawless, a political science professor at American University.
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In the meantime, Lawless says, there's no reason to doubt Clinton when she says her own experience as a woman influences how she leads.
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The behavior toward these barriers is reckless, even lawless, all while there's ubiquitous access and uneven safety, and it doesn't get nearly enough attention.
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Suddenly, she is the most forceful Western leader in denouncing President Vladimir V. Putin's government, which she portrayed as a malevolent and lawless force.
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But Darren Butt, account director for Amey, the company doing the maintenance work, said the incident was a sign of an increasingly lawless protest.
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"Some say this proves that the Trump administration is lawless," Mr. Barr said in a speech on Tuesday evening to the American Law Institute.
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Venezuela's opposition blames the tragedy on Maduro's inability to reform Venezuela's lawless jails, where inmates strut around with weapons and orchestrate crimes from cells.
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Congo is a tinderbox of ethnic tensions and political frustration at its extreme poverty despite its huge mineral wealth, especially in the lawless east.
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In Virginia, Republicans have painted sanctuary cities as lawless enclaves where violent criminals are allowed to roam free, which isn't the case at all.
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"We need to know who is running the ads and who's paying for the ads," said James Lawless, the legislator who sponsored the bill.
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For a different spin on the ex-cop-gets-pulled-back-in setup, try "My Life Is Murder," an Australian series starring Lucy Lawless.
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"He responded right back with a bunch of helpful feedback and he asked me to sing on a song of his," Lawless tells me.
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Senate Finance Committee spokeswoman Julia Lawless did not respond to a question about whether the panel's Republican members would consider raising the GILTI rate.
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Political scientist Jennifer Lawless ran studies in 2001 and 2011 asking potential candidates for office — lawyers, businesspeople, activists — about their interest in running for office.
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The government maintains it has "completely eradicated lawless sand dredging" but said in a statement posted on Facebook that the industry still "faces some challenges".
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Lawless actors thus have the upper hand in the fight and are free to manipulate fast-evolving technologies to spread fake or highly polarizing news.
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It allows for experiments that transform the imprisoned and those that imprison, as well as the society that comes to take lawless zones for granted.
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Democrats say it is their constitutional duty to hold a lawless President Trump to account even if he is unlikely to be removed from office.
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They are heroes, and I fervently hope that they will someday find themselves on the team assigned to prosecute our lawless president and his henchmen.
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Dr. Lawless also suggests getting your heart pumping by walking at 2.5 miles per hour on the treadmill for one mile before you head outside.
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Vandermeyden's lawyer is Therese Lawless, who also represented former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao in her discrimination lawsuit against venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless confirmed in a news conference on Thursday afternoon that Devin Holston was the youngest victim of a quadruple shooting murder.
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They griped about his description of America as a country wracked by "lawless chaos" linked to "open" borders, bringing violent crime, drug smuggling and terrorism.
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Jennifer Lawless, a professor of government at American University, said it was significant that several of Trump's advisers distanced themselves from Trump's comments on Charlottesville.
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The Pakistani offensive has squeezed some groups into small pockets of territory, while others have fled over the border into lawless areas of eastern Afghanistan.
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Some of those now being cared for in IOM transit centres report that lawless militias in Libya are kidnapping migrants and holding them for ransom.
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The cowboy archetype's fundamental inner conflict is the friction between the duty to protect a lawless land, and the brutal emotional cost of that duty.
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Unlike 8chan, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter "aren't lawless platforms," Prince said, citing the companies' global moderation teams and policies around hate speech.
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In the lawless west (the show takes place in Colorado and New Mexico), there's not much a woman could do to earn her own money.
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The mischievous and lawless side of this assemblage of the hacker community was out in full effect – assuming, that is, you knew where to look.
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The weakness was concentrated in the premium sector of the housing market in Sydney and Melbourne, with less expensive property faring much better, noted Lawless.
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Venezuela's overcrowded and lawless jails are known for easy access to contraband, ranging from drugs and weapons to computers and mobile phones, rights groups say.
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Mr McConnell would no doubt reply that he is defending America from a lawless president, who rides roughshod over the legislature by issuing executive orders.
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Dana would reboot The L Word, starting with a rewrite of the final season—a season so trash that even Lucy Lawless couldn't save it.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been allowed for too long to get away with lawless behavior without serious pushback from the U.S. and its allies.
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"These are really just blips in what looks like a flat line," said Jennifer Lawless, director of the Women and Politics Institute at American University.
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While implementing these plans in some places, notably the lawless Libya, is proving difficult, all EU states and institutions in Brussels agree on the approach.
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Assdada is also more than 150 km (90 miles) west of Sirte, Islamic State's stronghold in the widely lawless North African country since last year.
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"I don't think the US is going to turn into a lawless state overnight, but look at the dynamic in places like Russia," he said.
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DEEP in the jungle of North Kivu, a lawless province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a new road is being cut through the canopy.
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No evidence has emerged indicating that Christie was personally involved, but this and other scandals involving top aides made his administration appear lawless and corrupt.
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In the blighted hellscape of the lawless future, we meet our protagonist, whose family has been brutally killed in the local warlord's iPad recycling plant.
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Lawless noted there were signs the downturn had bottomed out in Perth, which has been badly scarred by a slowdown in the dominant mining industry.
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"There is a crisis in this country involving drugs, extrajudicial killings, and there seems to be an environment of lawlessness, lawless violence," Mr. Duterte said.
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Rep. Karen Bass of California said "it is time for a formal impeachment inquiry against this lawless and unstable President" in a September 24 tweet.
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After security guards stopped her from presenting a letter petitioning for her husband, Li said judges had behaved in a "lawless" manner around Wang's trial.
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Disembarking at Los Angeles in 1887, he and his wife found a lawless frontier town whose chief features were sunshine and a staggering murder rate.
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As Madame Géquil (à la "Jekyll"), a taunted high school physics instructor in the outskirts of Paris, Huppert channels pent-up indignation into lawless incalescence.
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It was the latter case, brought on behalf of junior partner Ellen Pao in 2012, that has arguably shaped Lawless' career more than any other.
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Like an invasive plant that faced no natural predators, surveillance capitalism has been allowed to take root and flourish in lawless space for two decades.
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Two doors down, just past Jennifer Nails, Tyreese Lawless had come to work early, as usual, to clean the fryers at Prince's Hot Chicken Shack.
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Lawless made all five of his extra points and made one of two field goals, missing from 27 yards and then nailing a 37-yarder.
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"Republicans are far less likely to believe in group rights or identity politics," says Jennifer Lawless, a political science professor at the University of Virginia.
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Lahore's roads are lawless, crammed with donkey carts, horse carriages, and rickshaws; drivers weave in and out of the livestock and zoom past traffic lights.
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Immigrants, drug dealers, and other criminals have been excommunicated to the lawless zone, including Arlen (played by Suki Waterhouse) and a swath of depraved cannibals.
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While the plant pods have helped make the economy a little sweeter, it has also created lawless criminal networks that revolve around the prized commodity.
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But no matter how it's done, America must remove Trump to show the world that it won't tolerate a destructive, shameful, lawless and dangerous president.
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Mexican democracy is paying a huge price for the government's inability to tackle lawless violence: Entire communities are misinformed, and public discourse is seriously limited.
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The most visible example is Myanmar, where organized crime groups collaborate extensively with militias and armed groups that operate in the country's lawless border regions.
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Barr referenced how Section 230 might hurt "efforts to combat lawless spaces online," warning that platforms could use the policy to lock out law enforcement.
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" In an interview with CNN Tuesday, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif called Trump "lawless," saying that the president "has no respect for international law.
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Mr. Darden's work offers a rare look into the shadowy world of military contractors that operate in lawless war zones like Yemen, Somalia and Libya.
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Pelosi and other party leaders, who had resisted impeachment for much of the year, framed the charges as an obligatory response to a lawless president.
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The government, seemingly oblivious to the obvious power disparity in power between lawless criminals and defenseless citizens, pushed blindly forward with its anti-gun dogma.
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And like the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Russian departure from Chechnya left a devastated land that quickly descended into lawless strife among rival factions.
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He has played happy-go-lucky (in John Hillcoat's 2012 bootlegging period piece "Lawless") and straight man to a marauding zombie girlfriend ("Life After Beth").
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Here, Ruth (Heather Lawless), a back-to-the-land Earth mother, demonstrates nature crafts while passive-aggressively fighting with her life partner, Esther (Ana Fabrega).
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Her mother kept her paternity secret, but Ms. Lawless remembered noticing as a child that her mother was "absolutely terrified" whenever priests visited the house.
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But as I talked to locals in preparation for the trip, I started hearing stories that challenged my ideas about these lawless and informal neighborhoods.
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"The conventional wisdom is that politics is harder," says Jennifer Lawless, one of the political scientists behind that survey, told me in a recent interview.
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According to Lawless, female candidates have to battle the perception among voters that they're more likely to lose, even though that's not actually the case.
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Therese Lawless, an employment attorney working with gender discrimination and sexual harassment cases in the Valley, told Gizmodo that removing people from the reporting process isn't inherently bad, given the current state of HR."I see so many human resources people just clearly working on behalf of the company," Lawless said, adding that often their response is "inadequate" or not in favor of the employee.
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The trickiest bit of this puzzle is that, despite the dwindling existence of edicts like "business casual," getting dressed in 19883 is basically a lawless exercise.
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Aid groups say conditions for migrants on the shores of lawless Libya are atrocious and accuse Italy of being complicit in the abuse of those migrants.
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"This is the kind of thing I would expect more in a general election," said Jennifer Lawless, director of the Women & Politics Institute at American University.
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Mnuchin on Monday filed three years of tax returns and a completed questionnaire with the Senate Finance Committee, the panel's communications director Julia Lawless confirmed Tuesday.
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Lawless noted building approvals in Brisbane, for instance, suggested the existing stock of units could expand by more than a quarter over the next two years.
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What's great about TV right now is that there are so many shows with so many people doing so much that it feels kind of lawless.
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Nangahar was prime real estate for the extremists: large swaths of lawless territory with natural resources, all just a few hours' drive from the capital, Kabul.
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By doing so, they dismantle nearly three decades' worth of associations that have rendered black men denizens of lawless urban spaces, undeserving of an empathetic gaze.
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"The results you find in experiments often generate gender differences that don't wind up emerging in actual campaigns or when you survey voters," Lawless told Vox.
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"Declaring a national emergency would be a lawless act, a gross abuse of the power of the presidency," Schumer said in remarks on the Senate floor.
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Celebrities such as Gloria Steinham and Lucy Lawless have publicly supported the site, which even offers a script for shoppers who want to voice a complaint.
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Article continues after the video below Technically, Red Dead Redemption's chaotic multiplayer world isn't really lawless, but in practice the lawmen are outnumbered, outmatched, and outgunned.
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He was a British citizen and not subject to the travel pause, but his journey illustrates the very real dangers of lawless regions gripped by jihad.
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"Finally, we are also holding sanctuary cities accountable for their lawless conduct," Associate Deputy Attorney General Robert Hur told reporters at a White House briefing Thursday.
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Jennifer Lawless, a professor at American University, interviewed potential women candidates in 2014 and few of them listed family as their reason for possibly not running.
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Leah's refusal to admit that the world is more lawless for her than it is for Blue leads to dire consequences for… one of them. Obviously.
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Supporters of the pacts say they ensure miners pay for public resources they use and deliver sorely needed policing to remote and lawless corners of Peru.
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"This clearly shows that the U.S. is a felonious and lawless gangster state," the spokesman said in comments carried by the North's official KCNA news agency.
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While politicians and the news media wail about racism, voters across the political spectrum know the truth: we're facing a crisis driven by a lawless border.
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"It's a great opportunity for parents who co-signed on student debt," said Jonathan Lawless, vice president of product development and affordable housing at Fannie Mae.
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The city remains safe; the lawless crack-and-squeegee days, for all the wishful predictions of Mr. de Blasio's most dogged, doomful critics, have not returned.
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READ: "He is a lawless president": Rashida Tlaib isn't giving up on impeachment President Donald Trump, however, has encouraged Israel to bar the congresswomen from entering.
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Nadler said in his interview Wednesday that Trump's efforts to block his party's investigations demonstrate the President's "absolutely lawless attitude" and said the actions were monarchical.
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Western observers and donors fear that growing political instability could mushroom into armed conflict in a country plagued by militias, especially in its lawless eastern regions.
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Most of Peru's coca is grown in a lawless jungle area inhabited by holdout Shining Path rebels, as well as near the tourist region of Cusco.
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President Donald Trump has said troops are needed because the border is in a "lawless state" and faces the "tremendous onslaught" of Central American migrant caravans.
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The American government views Afghanistan as "consistent with a largely lawless, weak, and dysfunctional government," the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction said in a report.
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The war on terror reactivated the 19th century's imperial archive of racial knowledge, according to which the swarthy enemy was subhuman, inviting extreme and lawless violence.
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A lawless, mountainous expanse along the borders with the Central Asian states, northern Afghanistan has vast ungoverned territory, home to militia chiefs, heroin smugglers and militants.
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People act like the NHL was this peaceful world in the 1980s and not a lawless land of perpetual assaults when there was no instigator rule.
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His expedition leader told The Times of London that Mr. Lawless was the victim of a "freak accident" after he unclipped himself from his safety ropes.
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Robert Mueller said, in essence: I have provided all the evidence you need; it is now the responsibility of Congress to hold this lawless president accountable.
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History: The largely Christian nation's Muslim minority is concentrated in the southern islands, where the lawless wilderness has been a haven for insurgencies, like Abu Sayyaf.
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"There's this misconception that we're in this lawless land, and it's the wild, wild frontier, and it's not," said the Brownsville police chief, Orlando C. Rodriguez.
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Moving up from London in 1986, Jam was soon a regular at an early acid house venue called the Kitchen, in Hulme's notoriously lawless Bullring flats.
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We are confident that the Administration's latest punitive and lawless action against a journalist will not stand, and we look forward to our day in court.
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And it has helped them justify treating parents seeking physical and economic security for their children as dangerous lawless smugglers of their own sons and daughters.
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Yet by failing to address the lawless bombing of Cambodia and the tragic results, the committee framed how the events of that time have been remembered.
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Mr. Lawless declined to provide specific numbers for refinancings under the SoFi test, but said there was strong interest among other lenders in offering the option.
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The children, ages 6-12 are training to eventually protect their community against criminal groups, in a lawless terrain where residents say no one is safe.
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On July 17th the World Health Organisation declared it a global emergency, citing fears that it might surge into neighbouring Uganda, Rwanda and lawless South Sudan.
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"The lawless state of our southern border is a threat to the safety, security and financial well-being of all Americans," Trump said at one point.
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Russia is not the only country exploiting the confusing and often lawless nature of the internet -- they're just the clumsiest and least concerned about getting caught.
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Seasons: 3 (2004-2006)What it was about: "Deadwood," which was based on real people in 1870s South Dakota, is set in a lawless mining town.
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Some exciting stretches, conducted with crackling energy and color by Grant Gershon, certainly convey the teeming wildness, racial animosity and lawless violence that roiled the West.
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Most hand grenade crimes take place in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, a frequently lawless area where the Ukrainian Army is fighting Russia-backed separatists.
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Not only can Democrats claim the moral high ground, Lawless argued, but they differentiate themselves from the Republicans on an issue that is not wholly partisan.
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But, Dr. Lawless says, making fun of her fried chicken cluelessness is just another manifestation of a political rule as old as photography: Never eat ugly.
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"A recovery in housing values implies home owners are becoming wealthier, which may also help to support household spending," said CoreLogic's head of research Tim Lawless.
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"I think the government has had its head in the sand and does what it always does and kicked the can down the road," Lawless said.
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With hunger widespread amid a fifth year of painful economic implosion under President Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela has seen a frightening surge in attacks on increasingly lawless roads.
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"Based on the allegations of the complaint, which the Court must accept as true, Trump's statement at least "implicitly encouraged the use of violence or lawless action.
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This brings him to meet a tracker E. Johnson, who specializes in retrieving things from the lawless, apocalyptic region of the United States known as Zone 7.
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With references to crime-ridden cities, "lawless chaos" and "gang members, drug dealers, and criminals" Trump evoked a crime wave that doesn't exist, except in his rhetoric.
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"I really loved the atmosphere—I loved hearing the roller coasters going up the hill, the click-click-click, the screams as people came down," Lawless recalled.
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"The intense aerobic work is a tremendous stress on the heart, and the cold is an additional stressor," says Christine Lawless, MD, a sports cardiologist in Chicago.
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Telling the good guys from the bad can be difficult, and the Rubin personas are a perfect example of the lawless nature of the reputation management industry.
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Ohio test for incitement, which allows for punishment only of speech that is calculated to produce "imminent lawless action" and is likely to actually produce that action.
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Be smart: "The level of enthusiasm among women is going to bear directly on Democratic success," said Jennifer Lawless, a politics professor at the University of Virginia.
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The deal makes for an odd pairing between one of the architects of China's Great Firewall of censorship and one of America's most lawless free-speech forums.
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It's a foul-laden, ugly, lawless, talentless parody of an MMA fight, perpetrated by two guys who were living caricatures of the rolled-off-a-barstool cliché.
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"The rationale is simple: they have proven themselves to be lawless and that lawlessness has caused multiple tragic deaths," Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said in the post.
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That's likely to leave the question of whether Trump will face consequences for lawless behavior to the voters — which is ultimately where it rests in any democracy.
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There has been a concerted effort to portray a "lawless" president, an "emperor of the United States," in the words of Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama.
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In the aftermath, it's clear viewers just witnessed an extreme moral transgression, one that leaves a bad taste even knowing the lawless nature of The Walking Dead.
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None of this was the work of someone content to grab a few headlines every couple of months by giving a red-meat speech about lawless immigrants.
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Almost 600,000 migrants have arrived in Italy over the past four years, the vast majority setting sail from lawless Libya in flimsy vessels operated by people smugglers.
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This conclusion is in line with U.S. intelligence determinations that al-Baghdadi sees the relatively lawless, impoverished North African state as prime ground to enlarge his caliphate.
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Armed Forces of the Philippines spokesman Brigadier General Restituto Padilla said "one lawless element" was killed in the clash but he could not give the man's identity.
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On the other hand, a reader who mostly hears that lawless deep-state operatives are hellbent on bringing down the Trump administration may find it more plausible.
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It operates in the semi-lawless tri-border area between the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia, which has long been a haven for smugglers, pirates and other criminals.
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For decades, reformers have called for the area to be brought into the administrative fold as it became increasingly lawless and opaque, with the military banning outsiders.
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Its opponent: the defiant state of California, whose "lawless open border radicals" now apparently rank alongside the slave-owning aristocracy and other civic villains of American history.
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Clark likes to present himself as an American hero, standing bravely astride the thin blue line that separates law-abiding citizens from the ravages of lawless barbarians.
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Corruption and organized crime, they said, helped drive illegal mining, and many of the mining camps were essentially lawless communities where slave labor and sex trafficking flourished.
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"The Whistler" also has a strong and frightening sense of place, painting part of the Panhandle as a lawless region where terrible things might happen, and do.
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It was then that I began what has been, at times, a very lonely crusade against illegal immigration and policies that condone or encourage such lawless behavior.
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Every order from Congress that goes effectively unenforced weakens the institution's ability to protect the American people from corruption or other lawless behavior from the White House.
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A man went to a trailer home in Pedro on Wednesday because he had been unable to reach its occupants, Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless told reporters.
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DNCE is made up of Jonas as lead singer, guitarist JinJoo Lee, bassist and keyboardist Cole Whittle and drummer Jack Lawless who worked with the Jonas Brothers.
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The majority of meth production is happening deep inside the jungles of the Golden Triangle, a lawless area where the borders of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet.
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"The current trend in the data implies that housing market conditions may have moved through the worst of the downturn," said CoreLogic's head of research Tim Lawless.
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"Surrogacy in Tabasco has turned into a lawless and morally offensive business," Tabasco's health minister Juan Antonio Filigrana Castro said at a health forum back in July.
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That was the case when AJ Vandermeyden approached Lawless last year with a case against her employer, Tesla, the electric car manufacturing company founded by Elon Musk.
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It was a predictable Silicon Valley move—ask for forgiveness, not permission—but one that ired residents, cyclists, and people sick of the tech industry's lawless recklessness.
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I get it, it's a delicious irony; one of the lawless parts of the internet combining forces with a company that aggressively monitors and censors its users.
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Had a "normal" president nominated him rather than a bizarre, lawless one, this nomination would be no more controversial than, say, Elena Kagan's — another superbly qualified choice.
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And what does the discovery of the president's lawless instincts — or the president's belief that his lawyer is a "lying bastard"— mean for the counsel's continued service?
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Fearmongering about immigrants has long hinged on the notion that the border is a porous, lawless place — even though it is as safe and secure as ever.
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They are designed to bring rules to an otherwise lawless world, create opportunities for American businesses and entrepreneurs, improve labor and environmental standards and protect U.S. innovation.
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Carol would seem to be too intelligent to believe such a policy is possible in a lawless hellscape, but perhaps we'll learn that there's more to it.
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The site of the first known outbreak in Myanmar, meanwhile, is Shan state, a lawless region controlled in large part by militias suspicious of the central government.
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Seizing opportunities on the lawless frontiers of social media, the Russian leader has stoked division, spread disinformation, fanned conspiracy theories and generally mind-gamed the American system.
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"Nobody was willing to take him to task because that would've meant electing Hillary Clinton," said Jennifer Lawless, director of the Women & Politics Institute at American University.
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In the often lawless early years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Mr. Kocner's path to success, as court documents outline it, was a familiar one.
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"However, unfortunately, the president's intervention prevented this opportunity, and I was arrested again with an allegation much more irrational and lawless than the first time," Kavala said.
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Transnational drug syndicates have long operated in Myanmar's north and northeastern borderlands, setting up illicit drug production facilities in semi-lawless enclaves controlled by armed ethnic groups.
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This would eliminate the safe-haven status of the region for terrorists by bringing the lawless territory under the control of Afghanistan, where U.S. forces are operating.
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A study by Jennifer Lawless and Richard Fox has shown that women consistently underestimated their qualifications and perceived themselves differently than men who had nearly identical credentials.
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He described Mr. Trump as lawless and unfit for office; acknowledging the practical obstacles to impeachment, he said raising a popular outcry was a necessary first step.
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"We believe technology should not create a lawless zone merely because a procedural rule has not kept up with the times," Caldwell added in the blog post.
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"Men of all types felt more freedom to launch a candidacy," according to a Washington University study by political scientists Richard Fox, Jennifer Lawless, and Courtney Feeley.
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It could fall under some general incitement principals, but then the second part of incitement is imminent lawless action, and I'm not sure we have that here.
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American University's Lawless and co-author Danny Hayes, a political scientist at George Washington University, published a book on the topic, Women on the Run, last month.
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Kristin Lawless: My issue with organic food is with the highly processed, packaged versions of foods that are totally junky but still stamped with an "organic" label.
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That he also has an eye for detail remains as evident as it was in his last feature, "Lawless," a disappointment which was released by the Weinstein Company.
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"Based on my firsthand experiences, I believe the dismissal of the Black Panther case was motivated by a lawless hostility toward equal enforcement of the law," he wrote.
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Lawless also acknowledges that the seniors who call her customer service line with trepidation about buying these products — often for the first time — have distinct preferences and inquiries.
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Salvini and the government&aposs other coalition party leader, Luigi Di Maio, have likened the humanitarian groups to taxi-services for human traffickers based in largely lawless Libya.
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From the air, the neat rows of cannabis plants in a clearing carved into the tropical dry forest along Paraguay's lawless border with Brazil look like pine saplings.
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The Public Safety Act (PSA) was a "lawless law" under which the authorities hold children, old people and the disabled, and it should be scrapped, the group said.
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The bottom line: "The level of enthusiasm among women is going to bear directly on Democratic success," said Jennifer Lawless, a politics professor at the University of Virginia.
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Then VICE co-founder Suroosh Alvi reports from a weapons storage ship sailing through lawless international waters and meets the private military contractors protecting global commerce against pirates.
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Frustrated by the real world and how it operates, Thiel has invested in the Seasteading Institute, an organization dedicated to setting up a lawless utopia in international waters.
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The week culminated in Trump's speech on the fourth night, in which he portrayed the United States as something of a lawless dystopia that he "alone" could fix.
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Draper's image summons the deep fear that must have been felt by every black person in America; this was what it meant to exist in a lawless society.
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But Newberry never expected her quiet little burg would be the subject of international headlines, breathlessly hinting that Green Mountain Falls was on the verge of lawless anarchy.
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"Trump has been playing to gender resentment and been appealing to men who think that women have gotten too far along and threatened by female progress," Lawless said.
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In Ms Mozley's vision, vestiges of that tooth-and-claw order still exist in today's world: the powerful prey on the weak in lawless pockets of the country.
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Jonas and his bandmates, Cole Whittle, JinJoo Lee and Jack Lawless, star in the latest ad campaign, showing off their tennis moves in retro designs by K•Swiss.
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These would-be gunsmiths are sharing plans for everything from Glock 17 handguns to AR-15s with a renewed enthusiasm for the lawless dissemination of digital firearms blueprints.
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New York's double jeopardy law is "a recipe for trouble," and changing it would "substantially reduce the threat of lawless White House action," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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These issues are especially important to Democrats in the wake of Trump's election, according to research by Jennifer Lawless, director of the Women & Politics Institute at American University.
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However, mistrust on both sides is deeply ingrained, with each accusing the other of failing to crack down on Islamist militants finding safe haven in lawless border areas.
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In 2005, they were ejected from those bases and retreated to a lawless patch of jungle straddling the borders of South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and CAR.
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It's the lawless state of the technology and its subsequent abuses that have prompted digital rights activists to call for a "complete" federal ban on the technology altogether.
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So I started thinking about Teeg Lawless in jail, reading a comic that reflects his situation, but in the story, the character is not powerless like he is.
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"The higher cost of debt, as well as stricter lending and servicing criteria, has likely dented investment demand over recent months," said CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless.
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According to the report, Russia has manipulated US laws and legal regulations for their own gain and increased their ability to litigate individuals within its "lawless" judicial system.
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It is now 1889, and South Dakota has officially joined the Union as a state; Deadwood, no longer just a lawless hitching post, has grown into a town.
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Individual-1 is a lawless President that will do anything to distract the American people from the fact he is hurting our country, our democracy and our future.
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Most narcotics are smuggled into Iran along its long, often lawless border with Afghanistan, which supplies about 80 percent of the world's opium from which heroin is made.
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CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless said activity in the housing market tended to slow sharply from late December through January, which added some "noise" to the data.
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Their strategy of describing Trump as a lawless threat to the republic while refusing to begin impeachment proceedings against him has gone from simply untenable to openly laughable.
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Many were shocked by the attack in broad daylight in a public park, an episode that seemed to hark back to a more lawless time in the city.
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However, recent research by Danny Hayes and Jennifer Lawless suggests that the adverse media coverage faced by female politicians is more accurately attributed to partisanship, ideology, and incumbency.
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CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless noted activity in the housing market had picked up in the second half of February, with the rate of price declines slowing.
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"You are dealing with a lawless president who is willing to go to any lengths to prevent testimony that might implicate him — that does implicate him," Nadler continued.
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The findings indicated these voters were prone to be persuaded by misleading attacks that portrayed sanctuary cities as lawless places where undocumented immigrants could commit crimes without consequences.
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"Nobody was willing to take him to task because that would've meant electing Hillary Clinton," said Jennifer Lawless, the director of the Women & Politics Institute at American University.
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"They have proven themselves to be lawless and that lawlessness has caused multiple tragic deaths," CEO Matthew Prince wrote in a blog post explaining the decision on Sunday.
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Kristin Wartman Lawless is writing her first book, Formerly Known As Food, a critical look at how the industrial food system is changing our minds, bodies, and culture.
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Constitutional scholars say that similar offenses — ones involving the lawless use of official power threatening the constitutional order — are what the framers thought could justify removal from office.
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Illegal fishing has decreased from the lawless heyday of the 1990s and 2000s, and at first Mr. Rosales tried to deny that illegal fishing continued under his watch.
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Rahat Dispatch RAHAT, Israel — The Bedouin town of Rahat, in the Negev desert, has a reputation among many Israelis as a wild, lawless and generally no-go zone.
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Much of central and northern Mali is largely lawless, and groups use the area as a base from which to launch attacks across neighboring Niger and Burkina Faso.
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Ms. Pelosi initiated impeachment only after it became clear that no other option could protect the American people and the Constitution from the abuses of a lawless president.
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They've also been preparing for this moment or one like it: There are hard-right alternatives to Twitter, to Reddit and even to the still-mostly-lawless 4chan.
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A look at why nice people become mean online Um, because social media is a lawless wasteland and anonymity is a false power that emboldens our worst inclinations?
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"With this agreement, O.M.B. and Treasury have struck the right balance to ensure a transparent, careful and expeditious regulatory process," the spokeswoman, Julia Lawless, said in an email.
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The Constitution is not sufficient restraint on a lawless president, in part, I assume, because it was inconceivable that such a dishonest man would rise to the office.
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"The pardoning of these disgraced figures should be treated as another national scandal by a lawless executive," said Democratic U.S. Representative Bill Pascrell, referring to Blagojevich and Milken.
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Kevin CramerKevin John CramerThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Collins walks impeachment tightrope Senate Republicans muscle through rules for Trump trial MORE (R-N.D.).
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Businessmen in Caracas now fear the lootings, so far concentrated in the poorer and more lawless provinces, will spread to the sprawling capital, with its teeming hillside slums.
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In each of these guises, at least, he was authentically countercultural and anti-corporate, a credible advocate for a kind of lawless self-reliance and uncompromising common sense.
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Before it took place, a post on the anonymous message board 8chan -- a particularly lawless forum that often features racist and extremist posts -- seemed to preview the horror.
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The explosion occurred in the often lawless city of Lashio, in northern Shan State, which has been torn apart by ethnic strife and battles to control smuggling networks.
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We spoke with Lawless about the degraded state of our national food supply—and her vision of how America can rediscover whole, nutrient-dense meats, fruits and vegetables.
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O'Rourke is getting more coverage than other candidates not just because of his gender, Lawless argued, but because he outperformed expectations in a high-profile race against Sen.
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Lawless excels at finding and combining materials in such a way that the viewer is kept off balance, looking for that elusive through-line, wondering about that algorithm.
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