Laying the blame on games is not only shortsighted, it's unrealistic.
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Laoly had written to Malaysia's attorney-general, laying the blame on North Korea.
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The British government joined the US in laying the blame on North Korea on Tuesday.
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He has defended his frequent switches in party affiliation by laying the blame on a changed Republican Party.
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Broken down across party lines, 78 percent of Democrats overwhelmingly are laying the blame on the GOP and Trump.
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Others have expressed confusion over tweets by President Trump laying the blame on the state's forestry and water management policies.
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In early June, China's powerful State Council published a white paper laying the blame on the U.S. for the trade tensions.
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Critics say the agency is responding slower than to previous hurricanes and are laying the blame on Republican Chairman Ajit Pai.
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Houthi rebels said they launched the attacks using drones, but U.S. officials have dismissed their claims, laying the blame on Tehran instead.
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Now, both Scott and Nelson are campaigning on the algal bloom, laying the blame on each other in TV ads and in speeches.
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Trump offered his respect to Mexico's government and people, laying the blame on U.S. politicians for allowing Mexico to take advantage of America.
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Mr. DuHaime suggested that it was time for Mr. Trump to help himself with a public declaration definitively laying the blame on Russia.
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When Democrats lost a special election in Georgia this year, Vela shot off a late-night, two-sentence email to BuzzFeed News laying the blame on Pelosi.
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Most recently, Tillerson raised eyebrows by laying the blame on Russia for the poisoning of the double agent Sergei Skripal—something that Sarah Huckabee Sanders wouldn't do.
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Some members of President Trump's own party are laying the blame on the White House for allowing the GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare to fail. Rep.
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He denied knowledge of the raises — laying the blame on his chief of staff, Ryan Jackson, who accepted it — but emails suggest that he personally signed off on them.
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Laying the blame on a poorly implemented system, even a complex one, made the accident relatively easy to understand and also provided for a material solution: Simply fix the system.
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Mariah Carey tried to pass the buck on South American promoters, laying the blame on them for her canceled 'Sweet Sweet Fantasy' gigs ... according to a countersuit they've just filed.
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The government — in power since 2015 — has mainly faulted illegal building and poor planning in the hard-hit resort village of Mati for the high death toll, squarely laying the blame on previous administrations.
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YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon — A double suicide bombing attack in northern Cameroon on Friday morning left nearly two dozen people dead and more than 50 injured, officials said, laying the blame on the Boko Haram militant group.
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Ex-"Dance Moms" star Mackenzie Ziegler is firing back at a music producer who sued her, saying the guy's a fraud who never paid her for her tunes ... and she's laying the blame on Abby Lee Miller.
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Under intense political pressure, the President went further in laying the blame on the Russian leader for the cyberespionage assault on the 2016 election than he had before in an interview with "CBS Evening News" on Wednesday.
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But Katie Waldman, a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, insisted in a statement that the country was experiencing an "immigration crisis," laying the blame on judges seeking to protect the rights of detained migrant children.
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"Once again they are playing the shirking responsibility game of laying the blame on others, creating tragedy and inciting confrontation, slandering the Dominican Republic's choice of China with an axe to grind," it wrote in a front page commentary.
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An American frontiersman Old Surehand and his Apache companion Winnetou expose a criminal gang who are murdering settlers and laying the blame on the local Native American tribe.
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This version of events has been disputed in recent times with historians laying the blame on a steel cable that snapped and sparked. Others have said that the descending empty tubs hit a compressed air pipe which caused dust to billow out and a spark ignited it. They also claim the cable was lab tested and found to be inherently safe. The mine was connected underground to Wolstanton Colliery and gradually, coal was brought to the surface at Wolstanton rather than Sneyd.
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414–415 Accusations against planners and commanders followed the attack. Lieutenant Colonel Josiah Wedgwood, MP for Staffordshire, wrote directly to Prime Minister H. H. Asquith with a report summarising his discussions with survivors and wounded of 137th Brigade. He argued that a change in general would restore morale and asked why over confident objectives had been set. Asquith immediately sent the letter to Haig, who rejected most of Wedgewood's findings laying the blame on the ineffectual fighting quality and lack of courage of the Territorial troops and on Stuart-Wortley, their commander.
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He sneaks into the mansion of the treacherous Imperial Tutor Pang, who is throwing a birthday banquet in which all guests have to eat baozi (to show his hatred for Judge Bao). Imperial Tutor Pang gets drunk and mistakenly kills his two favorite concubines, believing they are cheating on him (it was actually Bai Yutang who imitated their voices). He then counsels with his advisor Liao Tiancheng, who writes a memorial to the throne about the killing, but laying the blame on Judge Bao. Bai Yutang overhears the conversation and begins to set fire.
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Subsequently, the claim of a Japanese official completely denying state involvement in the recruitment by laying the blame on the private traffickers triggered the formation of a coalition which established the Korean Council for Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery by Japan in November 1990 under the leadership of and . The Korean Council was a unification of mostly women's groups including the Korea Women's Hotline and Korea Women's Associations United, and a few religious organizations such as the Buddhist Human Rights Committee and the National Council of Churches as well.
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On 14 July 1881, Daniel Stott died of strychnine poisoning at his home in Boone County, Illinois, after Cream supplied him with an alleged remedy for epilepsy. The death was attributed to natural causes, but Cream wrote to the coroner blaming the pharmacist for the death after again attempting blackmail. This time, Cream was arrested, along with Mrs Julia A. (Abbey) Stott, who had become Cream's mistress and procured poison from Cream to do away with her husband. She turned state's evidence to avoid jail, laying the blame on Cream, which left him to face a murder conviction on his own.
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After making only one appearance he moved, this time joining Hayes & Yeading United. After making 10 appearances for Hayes & Yeading during its 2013–14 Conference South campaign, Young was released by manager Phil Babb following an on-field altercation with a teammate in a 2–0 defeat to Bath City. On 10 May 2014, it was reported that Young would return to his hometown to join A-League defending champion Brisbane Roar for the 2014–15 season. Young struggled to adjust to the A-League with fans and even teammate Shane Stefanutto laying the blame on Young for the Roar's less than impressive start to the season.
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In the three major massacres that were investigated – which were themselves composed of a series of attacks over multiple days – the commission concluded that Rwandan authorities at all levels of administration held varying degrees of responsibilities. Most attacks were incited, encouraged, and led by civilian authorities, while Rwandan soldiers aided those that took place close to military bases. Given the timing, the presented pretext, and the habit of laying the blame on victims rather than perpetrators, the inquiry asserted that there was sufficient evidence of large, country-wide planning. By most accounts, the reactions of policing authorities were "slow, weak and unconcerned" and the judiciary had failed to prosecute alleged attackers.
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Greenstreet illustrates the escalating obesity epidemic in America with his documentary Killer at Large (2008). The film investigates disturbing trends in how not only food addiction, but stress and fear, under-regulation and misinformation all contribute to the nation’s swelling weight problems. Examining the often unhealthy state of school lunches and negative influence of kid-oriented advertising, the documentary reveals connections between the government and the food industry, exposing how children are the real victims of this obesity crisis. Highlighting the example of twelve-year-old Brook Bates, whose 2006 liposuction surgery made national headlines, the film contemplates how the indoctrination of children to perpetuate unhealthy habits will supersede laying the blame on personal accountability.
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Hope that the prize would assist Obama's efforts toward nuclear disarmament was also a part of congratulatory statements from Ireland's Taoiseach Brian Cowen and German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Vatican spokesman Fr. Federico Lombardi said the Vatican "appreciated" the nomination. Kosovar President Fatmir Sejdiu congratulated Obama by saying, "This award is testimony to your success as a leader of a free country aimed at creating a safer and more peaceful world.""Kosovo President congratulates Obama" newkosovareport.com 10-10-09. Retrieved 14-10-09 In Australia, former Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said that the selection was "a political decision of gross stupidity", laying the blame on the selection committee for a "hideous display of cynical politics".
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Logan helps John build some of the traps he will use in future games, including the Reverse Bear Trap from the first film, but eventually enlists in the U.S. Army and leaves to fight in the Iraq War. In Saw V, police lieutenant Mark Hoffman's ties with John are revealed in a series of flashbacks during the film. During Jigsaw's first years of activity, Hoffman's sister was murdered by her boyfriend, Seth Baxter. Seth is arrested; however, a technicality allowed him to be released, and Hoffman, feeling Seth had not served the full capacity of his sentence, kills him in an inescapable trap designed to look like one of Jigsaw's, laying the blame on him.
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In reaction to the study, the Gualeguaychú Assembly decided to block the international road again during the following long weekend (Columbus Day Weekend). The leaflets distributed for travellers described dire consequences for the life in Gualeguaychú (dioxin pollution, acid rain, increased incidence of cancer) when the mills start operations (the same accusations available in CEDHA homepages). Meanwhile, activists in Buenos Aires started a campaign calling Argentines to stay in Argentina for the summer vacations instead of going to Uruguay. The Argentine government and the provincial Entre Ríos government released a joint statement showing disagreement with the blockade, and laying the blame on the Assembly "for any harm that [the blockade] may cause to Argentine interests", but did not take any specific measures to prevent the blockade.
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On 28 June 2019, Jullien signed a four-year contract for Celtic. He signed for a fee rumored to be in the region of £7 million, which would make him Celtic's second most expensive signing (after fellow Frenchman Odsonne Édouard, who signed for £9 million the previous summer). Jullien was given the number 2 shirt, vacated by the departure of Jeremy Toljan. In the following game against Romanians CFR Cluj, Jullien was left on the bench as Celtic crashed out losing 4–3 on the night and 5–4 on aggregate in a Champions League Qualifying 3rd round 2nd leg tie for the 2nd successive season, the manager was heavily criticised for his team selection the following day, laying the blame on him for conceding four goals.
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