But Washington kept looking the other way – toward Beijing.
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Looking the other way, by contrast, comes with valuable spoils.
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There can be great profit in looking the other way.
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There can be great profit in looking the other way.
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It was worth the trade, worth looking the other way.
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Why then has Washington embraced it while looking the other way?
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Who is abusing their power, and who is looking the other way?
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If he had been looking the other way it wouldn't have worked.
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Star Wars basically Jedi Mind-tricked us into looking the other way.
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The US, Egypt's main military supporter, has been looking the other way.
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You never know what might happen while you're looking the other way.
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"They're sweets," he says, retreating to the back, looking the other way.
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I could see them looking the other way or changing the subject.
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You also need to do a lot of looking the other way.
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Looking the other way when trust is broken only encourages more bad behavior.
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We keep looking the other way because these guys are a frigging commodity.
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In that case, Republicans will have a hard time looking the other way.
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Tax codes need to be strictly enforced, with no one looking the other way.
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How Selectively Looking the Other Way Can Decrease Behavioral Problems and Increase Parenting Satisfaction.
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His habit of looking the other way doesn't seem as craven to her anymore.
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So why are Republican lawmakers looking the other way when it comes to global warming?
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This s—t been going on for years and people been looking the other way.
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His longtime allies, accused of looking the other way for decades, couldn't do that anymore.
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It's big on watching golf, NCAA regulations and looking the other way on Enron's accounting fraud.
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And his fellow Republicans in Congress keep on enabling his behavior by looking the other way.
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Some get traction; most fade into the ether, buried by years of looking the other way.
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You can't stop gentrification, but sometimes you can fool it while it's looking the other way.
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"If they didn't know, they created this monster by looking the other way," Mr. Friedman said.
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Looking the other way is not the answer and actually could perpetuate and intensify the problem.
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You criticised the UN's peacekeeping operations for failing to stop atrocities ("Looking the other way", October 28th).
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have been looking the other way for years as King spouts racist rhetoric.
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Collins, while the Senate is looking the other way, Trump appears to have clearly broken the law.
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Meanwhile, employers will continue to quietly reap the benefits of immigrant labor while looking the other way.
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WADA spent years looking the other way on Russia's program even as athletes tried to blow the whistle.
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Now, the final battle looms and a world weary of the continual carnage is looking the other way.
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Obama, who should have been Washington's champion, stands on the sidelines year after year, looking the other way.
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Contrary to Nielsen's assertion, agents have not been "looking the other way" when it comes to immigration enforcement.
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"It's a very important vote, because the Saudi situation is unacceptable and this president's looking the other way," Sen.
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But at the very least, they reap the benefits of looking the other way when the rules are broken.
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A business cannot have 5,300 employees nationwide engaged in illegal behavior without management knowing or looking the other way.
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While everybody is looking the other way, Apple is tackling complicated features, such as the upcoming Apple File System.
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I think there was a lot of looking the other way on a number of transgressions by authority figures.
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The kids know it — they get that people who should be looking after them are looking the other way.
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Powerful associates who are said to have covered for him, playing down his misconduct or looking the other way.
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Now nearly six years into the conflict, they have been complaining that the world has been looking the other way.
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By tacitly looking the other way, it encourages this behavior and contributes to a society more divided and more radicalized.
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"Industry's best practices are voluntary, unenforceable, and the regulators are looking the other way," Ernst told the CBC last year.
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In the minds of many, looking the other way on this issue produced Democratic votes for scores of other fights.
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I glanced back from the other side and saw the top of a border agent's head looking the other way.
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Somewhere sometime we must havepassed one another like going and coming trains,with both of us looking the other way.
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A concentrated effort to forget an unwanted memory did not help dim it, nor did mentally looking the other way.
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"We would like to thank Eric for not looking the other way and driving by," the rest of the post reads.
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In fact, looking the other way at MBS's other goings-on hasn't been all that hard, given the money at stake.
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But Trump has taken the GOP in another direction, and too many Republicans are standing by and looking the other way.
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I really do believe they'll figure out a phony, unless they're really looking the other way, which honestly could be possible.
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"To compound the problem, the world is looking the other way," he added in a speech on Monday at Georgetown University.
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That, however, is not an argument for looking the other way when Russia violates the most elemental norms of international behavior.
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Veteran columnist Dan Walters said because both affairs were consensual, the media, liberal donors and many Democrats are looking the other way.
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"There's this gathering consensus and momentum — and now people are looking the other way, and it's just the wrong moment," he said.
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Police generally help those favorable to them not by arresting them, but by cutting them a break, or looking the other way.
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But simply looking the other way in order to avoid feeling bad, is the pendulum swinging too far in the other direction?
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Trump wants "America First," and Putin is only too happy that America is now looking the other way -- on Syria, in particular.
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The accusations of covering up and looking the other way, of protecting entrenched interests, continue to slow drip into the news cycle.
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Because the Red Light District generally doesn't take kindly to photographers, Prickaerts would shoot from the hip while innocently looking the other way.
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Senior U.S. diplomats say Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is looking the other way when it comes to U.S. allies using child soldiers.
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Rubio, in particular, made Friday's policy announcement about Obama, charging the former president with looking the other way on Cuba's human rights abuses.
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Mainstream media has often been accused of focusing on the flaws of Republicans while looking the other way when it comes to Democrats.
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While America was looking the other way because #ElectionNight, GoPro revealed its new Karma drones have one little issue: They sometimes stop flying.
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Many attend churches registered with the government, but at least half worship in unregistered churches, often with local authorities looking the other way.
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Morsi's death certainly represents the tragedy of Egypt's experiment with democracy, but it is also a reminder of America looking the other way.
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If stability is what the Chinese want, they have to know by now they can't possibly get it by looking the other way.
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China has sometimes helped Mr. Kim by looking the other way when ships deliver oil to the North in violation of international sanctions.
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For years, we have buried our heads in the sand, looking the other way as bloggers and others were slaughtered in our public spaces.
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TRUE TO its title, the top prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival was stolen by "Shoplifters" while everyone was looking the other way.
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"Some Republicans gave up on winning the African American vote, looking the other way or trying to benefit politically from racial polarization," Mehlman said.
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Now some Asians worry that America, needed more than ever to balance China and ensure the long peace, will start looking the other way.
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Isolated incidents of sexual abuse happen -- what we have here is a trend enabled by people looking the other way for fear of retribution.
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Bill Shine has been accused of looking the other way while high-profile figures at the network reportedly harassed and discriminated against female employees.
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As famine and disease pick over the carcass of Yemen, torn apart by a pointless war, the world is busy looking the other way.
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And while looking the other way when Olympians are given exemptions for using asthma medication and other drugs that can enhance their medal chances.
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Online, people said if they were ever considering reporting people who steal menstrual health products out of need, now they're looking the other way.
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But in more conservative parts of the country, including the political capital, The Hague, resistance to the policy of looking the other way has grown.
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If there's one lesson to be learned from 2017, I hope it's that "looking the other way" is no longer an acceptable excuse for complacency.
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Swaim's eyes were looking the other way, allowing Davis to get a jump on him, and leading to a brutal collision between the two players.
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Peter DeMarco's tribute touched on gestures large and small, like nurses' looking the other way when he brought in their cat for a final goodbye.
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While government officials are looking the other way, an increasing number of companies are selling products that allow buyers to take advantage of these vulnerabilities.
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They decided that their career ambitions, or desire to return to network television, or financial interests would best be served by looking the other way.
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More than 093 officers were implicated in the cheating scandal, either for looking the other way or for actively cheating, as Walmsley admits he did.
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Police are often involved in the kidnappings, either by conducting them jointly with criminal groups or by taking their cut and looking the other way.
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Officials at Michigan State University, where he was a sports medicine physician, were accused of looking the other way and failing to act on athletes' reports.
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The question any internal investigation will have to answer in a case like this is: When is looking the other way an abuse of power, too?
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Almost on cue, just weeks after the American people sent an unmistakable message to Washington, some in Congress already seem to be looking the other way.
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The United States must send Kim Jong Un and his protectors in Beijing a clear message that its days of looking the other way are over.
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Pharmacists sidestepped their duties, Mr. Hembree argues, looking the other way when filling prescriptions that were obviously photocopied, written for suspicious quantities or refilled too soon.
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But make no mistake, this story of looking-the-other-way morals should not be seen as an unusual cautionary tale of a few rogue players.
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Books of The Times A few weeks ago, while we were all looking the other way, the triennial survey comparing the world's educational systems came out.
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The lawsuit's 38 pages contain numerous reports of employees being expected to help Weinstein engage in sexual misconduct, and managers and executives looking the other way.
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Perhaps it's no surprise then that the late singer predicted the power and potential of the Internet while the rest of us were looking the other way.
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"The world is not looking the other way whilst the people of South Sudan suffer," a DFID spokesperson said in a statement to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Instead of looking the other way, we might be well advised to open the books and examine how these officials were running their shops well before 2016.
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If we seek to honor the law, we do so by facilitating legal immigration, not by looking the other way as archaic laws are violated or unenforced.
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It's not just that members of those institutions simply disregard the complaints — looking the other way, doubting the victims — but that they are often the perpetrators themselves.
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"This photo was used on the front page of the Melody Maker for the next week's issue, reversed so David is looking the other way," Wentzell said.
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The president's executive order overreach on immigration is but one example of the congressional minority looking the other way when an action is clearly unconstitutional but politically advantageous.
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Then, there was Ukraine, to whom the U.S. signed a security guarantee when they gave up inherited Soviet nukes before looking the other way when Putin invaded Crimea.
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Congress keeps entrusting more power to less accountable agencies, the executive branch isn't reigning in its agencies' exercise of power, and the judiciary is looking the other way.
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Not only is the Chinese government looking the other way, they are facilitating — if not outright sponsoring — cyber-enabled theft of U.S. intellectual property and sensitive commercial information.
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Some analysts argue that Beijing was complicit in the deal, either encouraging Pakistan to share nuclear technology with North Korea or looking the other way as it happened.
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We're still practicing a lot of the confusion and denial and wishful thinking and looking the other way that led to atrocities and that allows atrocities to continue.
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The Russians are bad, the Mind Flayer is worse, and the whole secret operation has gone undetected thanks to the town's corrupt, Jaws-ian mayor looking the other way.
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For some time, he also did little to tighten Turkey's porous border with Syria, looking the other way as ISIS fighters used Turkish territory as a rear staging area.
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"There's a time-honored tradition of looking the other way when it comes to star professors," said Brett Sokolow, the executive director of the Association of Title IX Administrators.
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Looking the other way while those governments enhance their capability to threaten the U.S. and its allies cannot in any way be accounted as a defense of U.S. interests.
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It's that the people who have the power to end these crises are leaving us all at risk by placing their faith in generals and looking the other way.
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Upholding the integrity of our elections against foreign interference is squarely within the FEC's mission and mandate; the commissioners do not have the luxury of looking the other way.
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Yet the show occasionally reminds us that this little ecosystem is fragile, an illicit vice land that thrives only because those with real power are looking the other way.
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"By tacitly looking the other way, it encourages this behavior and contributes to a society more divided and more radicalized," Vox Media publisher Melissa Bell said in a statement.
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At first, the federal government gave its tacit consent by simply looking the other way, but eventually, Health Canada approved the creation of these overdose prevention sites in emergency situations.
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Some Pakistanis accused her of looking the other way when it came to the corruption of two mainstream political parties, the Pakistan Peoples Party and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz.
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So he was blindsided when seven female students later named him in a lawsuit against Dartmouth, accusing him of looking the other way and intimidating those who had spoken out.
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Honor John's memory by not remaining in complicit silence against injustice and abuse, by not looking the other way when democracy is threatened, by not pandering to divisions and bigotry.
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Trust predicated on looking the other way in the face of wrongdoing conflicts with U.S. military law and norms, as well as the core values of the special operations community.
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"Police officers made a show of ticketing trucks after the rally, but that is small consolation after years of looking the other way and ignoring the concerns of residents," he said.
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Either every member of the consumer finance industry became a model citizen overnight when Mulvaney took over in November or the former South Carolina Congress member is looking the other way.
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"Because women are the minority in many STEM fields, there is a very particular kind of culture there that does encourage looking the other way," Metcalf told me over the phone.
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Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian defence enterprises mainly stayed afloat by exporting their wares to India and China, and looking the other way if their technology was stolen.
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"Companies aren't knowingly looking the other way," said Natalie Pregibon, director of research at Concordia, a nonprofit that promotes effective public-private collaboration to create a more prosperous and sustainable future.
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For authority figures in Colombia and the United States, looking the other way while one narco-terrorist organization tries to stamp out another has dire portents for the rule of law.
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Authorities have also vowed to fully investigating allegations of misconduct, including a July incident in which officers were accused of looking the other way as a mob bashed demonstrators and passers-by.
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We celebrate the work and the vision of the many leaders in this room, who have spoken out and shown leadership in the years when too many were looking the other way.
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Taking a harder line since then, the pope has begun weeding out Chilean bishops accused of looking the other way or failing to report the behavior of a notoriously abusive priest there.
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Pursuing an investigation through the Intelligence Committee arms them against complaints that they are looking the other way about the allegations, while potentially limiting the fallout for them and the new administration.
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Their stance drew criticism from both sides of the aisle Tuesday as politicians in both parties accused the White House looking the other way when it came to the Saudi government's alleged crimes.
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But President Xi Jinping may see strategic benefits in cozying up to North Korea, and looking the other way on sanctions, particularly as President Donald Trump continues to slap trade tariffs on China.
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The vast majority of corporations either implemented actual discriminatory policies — like placing health insurance reimbursement caps of $5,000 for AIDS-related conditions — or allowed discrimination to take place by looking the other way.
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In 2002, Modi faced accusations of looking the other way when mobs attacked Muslims in revenge for the burning of Hindu pilgrims in a train in the worst sectarian bloodletting in independent India.
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The U.S. is no longer looking the other way at Hezbollah's criminal enterprises, including drug smuggling and money laundering, the way it did during the Obama administration in order to engage Iran diplomatically.
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So she numbed herself with denial, looking the other way when her husband would fly into drunken rages at the children, hurl abusive insults their way, and later, strike one of their sons.
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The lawsuit, which seeks $70 million in damages, says this behavior went back as far as 2002, and it accuses the college administration of looking the other way for more than 16 years.
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A week after coming under fire for refusing to directly confront a rash of anti-Semitic acts across the country, Trump sought to dispel any narrative that he is looking the other way.
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Alexander Vindman, a Purple Heart recipient, looking the other way after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of the Saudi government, attacking a Gold Star family during the 2016 campaign.
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Back when they were together, Jerome never found out how she'd gained the name Tiny, but another man did, over a perfect haircut one afternoon while Jerome was elsewhere looking the other way.
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From Trump to Jordan to other powerful men, like Al Franken, Bill Shine, or Harvey Weinstein, they deny their role in sexual harassment and abuse, either committing it or looking the other way.
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The intelligence community soon realized it could share with law enforcement what it found by spying on Americans, in return for law enforcement&aposs looking the other way at the lawlessness of domestic spying.
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But, of course, Trump had it easy for his first two years, coddled by a Republican House and Congress who abdicated their constitutional responsibilities by simply looking the other way whenever Trump acted unilaterally.
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On the flip side, critics have regularly accused the FTC of looking the other way on antitrust issues and refusing to wield its regulatory powers in a way that would challenge powerful U.S. corporations.
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Darla Shine's husband, Bill Shine, is a former Fox News executive who has been accused of looking the other way while high-profile figures at the network reportedly harassed and discriminated against female employees.
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"Erdogan looking the other way as Trump moves to take Raqqa" with the Syrian Kurds, while Mr. Trump looks the other way, or even helps behind the scenes, as Mr. Erdogan strikes in Iraq.
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"The international community obligated itself to protect human rights and democracy in Cambodia when they signed the Paris Peace Accords, but now they are looking the other way as that dream dies," Robertson told Reuters.
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" In the same speech, made before Lucero was killed, he said, "There has to be an end of the looking the other way or you're just going to be living in a nation of chaos.
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A day after Islamic State terrorists detonated suicide bombs in Brussels, Donald J. Trump, the leading Republican presidential candidate, said that Muslims bore responsibility for such attacks because they had been looking the other way.
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These high-profile cases have caused companies to reconsider the risks of looking the other way when stars are allegedly sexual predators or serial sexist pigs -- and to avoid hiring stars who are known creeps.
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As a result of the CDA230 immunities, unregulated social media giants failed to establish internal controls to contain and remove toxic content, since it was cheaper and easier to scale by looking the other way.
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And in an ominous turn for Tehran this week, Britain, France and Germany formally accused Iran of violating the 2015 nuclear deal, after months of effectively looking the other way at increased Iranian nuclear activity.
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Reforms must start with price transparency and removing barriers to care for patients, not looking the other way when the industry's largest and most powerful gatekeepers join forces to boost their profits and market share.
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But many within his once-loyal cadre of far-right extremists, racist trolls and white nationalists who latched onto his campaign under the banner of the "alt-right" in 20083 were looking the other way.
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But many within his once-loyal cadre of far-right extremists, racist trolls and white nationalists who latched onto his campaign under the banner of the "alt-right" in 22020 were looking the other way.
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"There are going to be forces that argue for cynicism, for looking the other way with somebody else's problems, that are not going to champion people who are vulnerable because sometimes that's politically convenient," he said.
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He wrote the song in response to Irving Berlin's "God Bless America," whose pomp and patriotism Guthrie saw as at odds with the American lives being swallowed by dust and the politicians looking the other way.
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"Some Republicans gave up on winning the African-American vote, looking the other way or trying to benefit politically from racial polarization," then RNC chairman Ken Mehlman said in his remarks that year's NAACP national convention.
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As with the forced annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the subsequent occupation of Donetsk and Luhansk in eastern Ukraine, Russian forces and their proxies tend to strike when the West is looking the other way.
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They are demanding a direct apology from Abe, who has angered South Koreans in past remarks construed as downplaying and denying Japanese responsibility and looking the other way while his allies try to rewrite this history.
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Mr. Kupchan said he will be looking for the expressions on the faces of the allies: "Merkel sitting next to Trump, having just talked about Iran, with a massive frown, looking the other way," he said.
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Appearing on ABC with its wide viewership would have been the first time for me to speak out against the government for basically looking the other way and to describe the anger and betrayal victims felt.
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That goodwill translates into massive foreign investment, the acceptance of Chinese exports, indulgences when the government or state affiliated organizations are caught stealing technology or violating WTO rules, and looking the other way on human rights abuses.
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The film is a damning, distressing document of Germany's prejudices and naiveté, of its society's tendency to define community and threat racially and its courts and police looking the other way when extreme-right organized violence occurs.
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According to local NGOs, police officers often make deals with brothel owners — they can make hundreds of thousands of rupees a month in bribes just for looking the other way and giving tips on the next raid.
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Nearly every one brings up the incident in the suburb of Yuen Long on July 21, when police were accused of looking the other way while a mob beat up protesters and passersby at a subway station.
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" And in a line that seemed to echo Mr. Trump, she declared, "There can be no justification, no looking the other way," in violence against the police, saying that law enforcement officials "represent the rule of law itself.
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A lawsuit filed Monday argues that New York is illegally looking the other way when it comes to ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools, loosening restrictions that will ultimately leave students without a basic knowledge of English, math and science.
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"Once again, a problem is staring us right in the face and we are looking the other way," Gillibrand said, her remarks coinciding with a symbolic 100 days since the House of Representatives passed their version of the legislation.
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Looking the other way won't change the fact that American shell company formation has done tremendous damage to countries already ransacked by savage regimes, from Russia to Kazakhstan to Equatorial Guinea—and by extension, American national security writ large.
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The complaint suggests that there is a "symbiotic" relationship between Yale and its fraternities, which involves letting the fraternities manage social life on campus, in exchange for Yale officials looking the other way when parties get out of hand.
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Among other things, it'd demonstrate that the separation of powers still matters and that some Republican lawmakers — after two years of looking the other way — are willing to stand up to a president with no respect for constitutional boundaries.
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There's a value, I suppose, to the notion that Baron Cohen is willing to talk torture with Cheney when so much of the rest of our culture has seemed intent on looking the other way as much as possible.
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"I don't think that people were looking the other way; I think that people weren't looking, because in some ways, a lecherous guy with money picking up younger girls is unfortunately not a news story in our society," the actor said.
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The GOP, by and large, has continued looking the other way: House Republicans are currently hard at work assisting Trump's attacks on the Mueller investigation by accusing the FBI of bias, which the president referenced during his press conference with Putin.
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And as Jamelle Bouie wrote at Slate recently, it's not just the Republicans in Congress looking the other way on all this stuff—the indifference has filtered down to the crowds that sometimes still yell "Lock Her Up" about Hillary Clinton.
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The consequences of how this plays out are important not only for athlete safety (and, you know, morals), but also because USA Gymnastics isn't the only governing body being accused of enabling or looking the other way on sexual abuse.
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It would be a stretch to hold Vinnie responsible for what happened to Jane Doe — who we later learn was a high-school girl named Stephanie — but his habit of looking the other way is an epidemic in this world.
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To blame the test for segregation in the specialized schools, while looking the other way at the city's taking away the tools that allowed high-potential black and Latino students to compete on an equal footing, is a cop-out.
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" Also asked Sunday by Tapper if he regrets saying last year that President Donald Trump's voters are "looking the other way on racism," Buttigieg said he doesn't and that he's "very concerned about the racial division that this President has fostered.
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Progressive voters have criticized the Obama administration for looking the other way when Israel expanded illegal settlements in the West Bank after Obama forcefully claimed at the beginning of his presidency that his administration would confront Israel's role in these movements.
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The Senate Majority PAC, the top outside group aligned with Senate Democratic leadership, is out with a new ad accusing Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley of looking the other way when a campaign donor was faced with an ethics complaint.
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I think it's interesting when we talk about Harvey Weinstein and what's happened also with the news coming out of the venture capital community and some of similar behavior, but also women supporting other women or looking the other way.
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The Weinstein scandal may be just one example, but people everywhere have been looking the other way for decades when it comes to sexual misconduct, corruption, and atrocities — so it can't hurt to take a long look at our own silence as well.
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China's leaders are looking the other way as DPRK uses its banking system and front companies to do business, while Russian companies continue to provide support to Pyongyang, said Marshall Billingslea, assistant secretary in the Treasury Department's Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence.
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His is a world where you can make all the plans you want but, at the end of the day, you simply can't legislate for lady luck looking the other way – which, for some reason, she seems to do with maddening frequency.
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On the other hand, though, many of these Muslim countries also have strong incentives to keep up political and trade relations with a powerful neighbor like China, even if that means looking the other way at its repression of their Muslim brethren.
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This Election Day should be nothing more than a painful reminder of a deeply undemocratic reality, one that the Trump administration seems pleased to perpetuate — and which the rest of the international community will continue to allow until it finally stops looking the other way.
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A minor Iranian infraction might thus force Obama to choose between looking the other way and what some have called "capital punishment for a misdemeanor" — or a full restoration of sanctions that could lead Iran to respond by resuming its nuclear program at full speed.
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They need Trump to pass their agenda of rewriting the tax code in favor of the rich and of gutting regulations that protect the public and the planet—an agenda that a majority of Americans never supported—so they are looking the other way.
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It was sponsorship and it was gross, but because it was essentially invisible, and because people genuinely seemed to seek it out—attendance had undeniably spiked—Roy and Ida had been looking the other way and letting it happen, and now they really didn't have a choice.
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Yet another victory for progressives: an anti-abortion nominee bites the dust, the Supreme Court avoids the stain of another member with a history of exploiting women, and victims of sexual assault needn't be demoralized by yet another example of the system looking the other way.
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His relationship with China is one of them, according to Richardson, who said Xi holds the power to loosen sanctions that are biting the North Korean economy by looking the other way on cross-border smuggling and energy restrictions imposed by the US and United Nations.
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"When it's such a foregone conclusion in that the economy is weakening and the stock market is going to go down, that's usually when you have the best times to catch a rally in stocks when sentiment is all looking the other way," Hickey said. Disclaimer
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But it should also be a reminder that when it comes to looking the other way in the face of extremism and violence, failing to call evil groups by their correct names and providing economic alibis for moral depravity, liberals have their own accounts to settle.
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And in most, if not all, of these cases, the cover-ups and looking the other way happened for the same reason they happen in any sector: not just because people are afraid, but because these are communities that gather around some kind of common purpose and shared value.
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But whatever she's experiencing is obviously not compelling or severe enough to make her violate her notions of institutional decorum or consider the long-term consequences of looking the other way when the most corrupt, bigoted, and incompetent president in modern history continually escalates his corruptions, bigotries, and incompetence.
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Bill Richardson, the former US energy secretary, ambassador and repeat US envoy to North Korea, said Xi holds the power to loosen sanctions that are biting the North Korean economy by looking the other way on cross-border smuggling and energy restrictions imposed by the US and United Nations.
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The most lucrative behaviors are not always the most ethical ones, and moving money into offshore accounts, banks looking the other way when something looks a little fishy, and finding other loopholes in the system — many of which are legal — is sort of the name of the game.
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He has somehow managed to get Republicans in a position where they are cooing over his overtures to North Korea — overtures for which they would have impeached Barack Obama — and looking the other way while he upends the free trade policy that has been party dogma for decades.
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Everything Florida State has done since the beginning of the Winston affair — from looking the other way until a national championship was in hand, to using the settlement to heap scorn on the accuser's lawsuit — has sent one message to its student body: Athletic achievement matters more than the students' safety.
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Although I do not believe that most Democrats are anti-Jewish or anti-Israel, the Democratic Party has enabled its members who do espouse anti-Semitic ideas or rhetoric and looking the other way when they play to anti-Semitic tropes, as we saw in the deliberations over Resolution 183.
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What the organization needs is a tangible plan that could once and for all take antidoping responsibilities away from nations like Russia — but not only Russia — that in so many cases have shown a predisposition toward looking the other way on doping, especially when it comes to their own athletes.
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Then, to bring the story full circle, he claimed these Muslim refugees were being used to replace American workers and that the government, big business and law enforcement were either conspiring to conceal the sexual-assault case or intentionally looking the other way, in order to keep the machine turning.
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"I mean if authorities are going to look the other way, then at least we have a presidential candidate who is telling the Americans who say, 'I'm are so tired of looking the other way' we don't have a vetting process, we don't have borders," she told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Outfront" Tuesday.
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Perhaps not further disincentivizing victims from reporting a domestic assault, or further incentivizing schools and coaches to keep looking the other way and protect the player because an assault conviction now has just a tiny bit more added to it than a "red flag" would do more to show people that character matters to the NFL.
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WhatsApp's suing the NSO Group is, undoubtedly, a publicity ploy — but it's also an important step forward for trying to stem the spread of corporate spyware across the globe by drawing attention to how it works, who is distributing it and who is helping prop up that industry by providing infrastructure or merely looking the other way.
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" Host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE pressed Moulton on his comments, asking whether he thinks Trump "loves this country.
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And while I can sympathize with the feminist who is now reluctantly supporting Hillary because Trump is the only major alternative, less understandable are the great majority of feminists who enthusiastically supported Hillary in the primaries, looking the other way on her sins against women the entire time: feminists like Lena Dunham, Gloria Steinem, and Madeleine Albright.
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And those tropes and ideas can find a hold in the minds of those who harbor such resentments, but have only expressed them in a more garden-variety sort of a way—picking fights with "politically correct" relatives at the Thanksgiving table, say, or looking the other way when a fellow human being is targeted (even cheering hate crimes on).
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"When the only thing that matters in the final analysis is how big you're getting and how fast, which is what's shown to produce these multibillion-dollar returns, what you get is a culture of looking the other way, of refusing to deal with what ought to be an affront to people," Mitch Kapor told me a few days after Kalanick resigned.
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"This is clear obstruction," Dean told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE following the release of the public report in April.
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The federal government's de facto policy of looking the other way when families paid ransoms for the release of their missing loved ones began to markedly change after ISIS started kidnapping Americans in Syria in 2014, when the group burst onto the world stage by quickly conquering large swaths of Iraq and Syria and instituting a brutal form of Islamic law.
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After years of pretty much everyone looking the other way on shady influencer tactics like endorsing products without disclosing it's a paid advertisement as legally required, the Federal Trade Commission issued a number of warnings in 2017—though Morning Consult reported in October 2018 that the FTC said "it has not taken any public actions against noncompliant influencers since last year" and violations remain rampant.
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Pence responded in part by saying the U.S. "has the cleanest air and water in the world," which host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE noted was inaccurate.
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CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE ended his show on Friday by reading a list of deadly school shootings that have taken place so far in 2018.
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Pence responded in part by saying the U.S. "has the cleanest air and water in the world," which host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE noted was inaccurate.
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The mess started before it started, with Conmebol's decision to allow River to reach the final despite having twice broken the rules on the way there: first by fielding an ineligible player against Racing in the round of 16 and then by looking the other way when its coach, Marcelo Gallardo, defied a touchline ban to speak to his players at halftime in the semifinals.
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Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, arguably CNN's breakout star of the 2016 election season, is set for a limited run in prime time on the network next week.
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But if so, we wouldn't have this: A President who appears hell-bent on securing himself absolute power; a moneyed and sophisticated propaganda machine (including outfits like Ruddy's, along with Breitbart and others) that routinely veers into conspiracy theory territory but still gets invited to the White House; and one of our country's two major parties either looking the other way or actively working to prop up his failing autocratic regime.
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CNN anchor Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE is ripping the Conservative Political Action Conference's decision to invite far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at the annual meeting.
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" Asked if he believes House Democrats will eventually begin impeachment proceedings, the third-ranking House Democrat told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, "Yes, that's exactly what I feel.
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C.), the No. 3 Democrat in the House, suggested to CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE on Sunday that Trump's impeachment was inevitable but walked back his comments Monday after a meeting with leadership.
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Acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Mark Morgan told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE the raids are part of a "pending investigation," and the intent is to target the employers.
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"Puto," roughly translated as "male prostitute," is a slur often hurled at gay men in Mexico, but fans who chant it say they use it out of the more generalized meaning of "coward" (or, in the adjective form, simply an unpleasant thing.) After looking the other way as the chant became a tradition at games in Mexico but also elsewhere in Latin America, Mexico has tried, unsuccessfully, to eradicate it in recent years.
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CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE slammed the State Department on Thursday after it admitted that a video of a 2013 press briefing was intentionally edited to remove part of a conversation about the Iran nuclear deal.
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CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE asked Buttigieg whether he agreed with Harris, who said that the Department of Justice (DOJ) should prosecute the president for obstructing justice in the special counsel investigation after Trump leaves the White House.
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"State of the Union" host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE on Sunday called out a group of Republican lawmakers he said declined to appear on the CNN show to discuss two deadly mass shootings in Texas and Ohio.
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" Asked by host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE what he's been hearing privately from Republicans following his decision to leave the party, Amash said people have texted and called him to say "thank you for what you're doing.
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"This cannot be open for debate, and you as well as I have a responsibility to call that out to make sure the American people know what is being done in their name," O'Rourke told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE.
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Sanders accused CNN moderator Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE of using Republican talking points during the debate after the moderators asked the candidates whether their health care plans would require raising taxes on the middle class to pay for their plans.
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During a half-hour interview with CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, Israel pushed back against criticism that his department did not adequately respond to the shooting or appropriately follow up on prior tips about the alleged shooter, 85033-year-old Nikolas Cruz.
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A New York Times op-ed calling for girls to raise their hands more in class was authored by an activist with a personal connection to the cause — 10-year-old Alice Paul Tapper, the daughter of CNN host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE.
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" "It's a very, very hard thing to do, but you've got to quietly work and you've got to have summits that produce results where you don't just fly over, get no result, and come home," the Democratic presidential candidate told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE on "State of the Union.
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She also fell short while answering questions from CNN host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE about whether she could be considered a pro-Trump Democrat and how her appeal to Trump voters could be squared with her statement comparing his 2900 victory to the 220006/2202 terrorist attacks.
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He thinks people owe loyalty to him, but people are elected to Congress with an oath to support and defend the Constitution, not an oath to support and defend one person, the president, who happens to be in your own party," Amash told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE Sunday on "State of the Union.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Blue states angry over SALT cap should give fiscal sobriety a try Illinois Dems offer bill to raise SALT deduction cap MORE (R-Ill.) and CNN anchor Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE engaged in a bit of a Twitter battle Thursday over Chicago-style deep-dish pizza.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) this week accused CNN anchor Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE of asking questions based on a Republican "talking point" at Tuesday night's debate.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), who supports Medicare for All, was asked by CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE if she would raise taxes on the middle class to pay for her plan.
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Also spotted at UTA's "Celebration of America's Journalists" party: NBC News' Kristen Welker, CNN White House correspondent Jeff Zeleny, Fox News' Shannon Bream, former President Obama personal aide Reggie Love, CNN political commentator Doug Heye and contributor Mary Katharine Ham, Heather Podesta, CNN's Kate Bennett, Jim Acosta, Dana Bash, Wolf Blitzer, Brian Stelter, Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, Don Lemon, Michelle Kosinski and Alisyn Camerota, actress Minnie Driver, Fox Nation's Britt McHenry, former Sen.
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Moderators for both events are Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, Dana BashDana BashDemocratic contenders unload on news media CNN roasted over debate production, format: 'A disservice to serious people' The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time for 2202 Democrats in Detroit debate MORE and Don LemonDon Carlton LemonEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall CNN's Don Lemon sued by Hamptons bartender over alleged assault Scarborough blasts 2628 Democrats for attacking Obama's policies more than Trump's MORE.
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CNN anchor Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE pushed back on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's Twitter habits on Saturday, arguing that the president uses the platform more for maintaining his personal feuds with the media than for advancing his policy goals.
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CNN will host this go-around, with Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, Dana BashDana BashDemocratic contenders unload on news media CNN roasted over debate production, format: 'A disservice to serious people' The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time for 6900 Democrats in Detroit debate MORE and Don LemonDon Carlton LemonEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall CNN's Don Lemon sued by Hamptons bartender over alleged assault Scarborough blasts 2020 Democrats for attacking Obama's policies more than Trump's MORE serving as moderators.
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Charlie DentCharles (Charlie) Wieder DentThe Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps The Hill's 12:30 Report: Muller testimony dominates Washington Lawmakers, press hit the courts for charity tennis event MORE (R-Pa.) and a host of CNN personalities, including anchors Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, Wolf Blitzer and Don LemonDon Carlton LemonEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall CNN's Don Lemon sued by Hamptons bartender over alleged assault Scarborough blasts 85033 Democrats for attacking Obama's policies more than Trump's MORE as well as White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins.
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