Based on what Facebook has finally revealed, it looks the other way around.
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But he's got both fingers in his ears while he looks the other way.
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This is the domestic war zone now bedeviling the nation as Washington looks the other way.
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He showboats relentlessly in the middle of a fight, and even looks the other way while throwing punches.
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This administration also isn't afraid to expose Beijing on the world stage when it looks the other way.
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There are voices there of rationality that are being mocked and derided every day and the reason that the establishment looks the other way and the Bush apparatus looks the other way is because there's so much cash, there are so many petro-dollars being funneled back to this town.
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The Palestinian Authority has no jurisdiction over the settlers, and the Israeli Army almost always looks the other way.
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It presented an opportunity to really look at how this happens when the larger community looks the other way.
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If this is so, then it may well be that Pakistan's military establishment looks the other way as Gen.
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Concern about a Tiananmen Square-style crackdown by Beijing in Hong Kong is growing as Trump looks the other way.
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Even now, coastal communities in the U.S. are spending billions of dollars fighting tidal flooding, while Congress looks the other way.
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Let me tell you straight out: everyone who uses drugs, everyone who sells drugs, and everyone who looks the other way.
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Imagine how much worse things could get under a president who encourages such hatred or even just looks the other way.
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You know, the one with mushy beliefs about pluralism that looks the other way on Islamist violence while shutting down conservative speech.
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" Another key aspect of the policy is to keep everyone accountable, so "anyone who is silent or looks the other way is complicit.
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In order to turn around his program, he violates NCAA rules and looks the other way as his star players do the same.
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But the employees that the Times talked to said that too often Deutsche Bank looks the other way when it's in the company's interest.
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Pepper has the support of secret girlfriend Didi (Candace Maxwell), the concierge at the hotel, who looks the other way to Pepper's financial woes.
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When it comes to Russian expansionism in the Western Hemisphere and the Kremlin's abysmal human-rights record, the American left mostly looks the other way.
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Almost without fail, stock prices bounce back, customers return, executives keep their jobs or exit with golden parachutes, and government mostly looks the other way.
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Over the years, observers have suspected that the FBI looks the other way when it comes to The Jester's hacking because they like what he does.
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It's known for users happy to invade the space of other communities, xenophobic memes that reference brutal dictatorships, and a moderation team that largely looks the other way.
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It's wrong when the Catholic Church hierarchy looks the other way, when Penn State averts its eyes, and also when we as a society do the same thing.
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Proof: a Cavatina that sings with divinity and yet with humanity; that neither wallows in beauty nor looks the other way; that, put frankly, is eight perfect minutes.
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If the Court looks the other way, then the agency officials in this case — and in a host of others to come — will have become a law unto themselves.
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It may be that in return Turkey looks the other way as Russian and Syrian forces pound rebels in Idlib, who are ostensibly allied with Turkey against the Assad regime.
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"If past is prologue, we will see that as soon as the U.S. looks the other way, the Egyptians will start up their relationship with North Korea again," he said.
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Instead of punishing citizens who travel to Qatar, Saudi Arabia now looks the other way, and has even sent soccer teams to play in tournaments in Doha, the Qatari capital.
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However (and this is very important), as has typically been the case with legal marijuana, the federal government mostly looks the other way while individual states decide how to treat CBD.
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And China looks the other way, albeit with some fulmination, when America sells arms to Taiwan—a traffic which, in 853, America said it would phase out, but continues to this day.
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Welcome to June, which is not technically summer yet so far, but good enough to do the job so long as everyone knows what's good for 'em and looks the other way.
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But Hartung charged that the United States looks the other way on reports of civilian casualties and continues to sell cluster bombs to the Saudis because of a number of geopolitical and economic factors.
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In America, those who choose to cheat get their drugs independently, ensuring the larger system that often looks the other way while always incentivizing bottom-line performance—by any means necessary—is never indicted.
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When he looks the other way while Russia takes a small country, we can remind him that the United States signed a treaty with war-broken European allies that cannot be dismissed by fiat.
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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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Mark Demesmaeker, an N-VA member of the European Parliament, told Reuters he met Puigdemont in Barcelona a month ago and said he did have a case for asylum as the EU "looks the other way".
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Thirty years later, even after the native communities were granted autonomy over the lands and given preferential treatment under the law, critics say a new land grab is underway as the Sandinista government looks the other way.
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"This report confirms what millions of families already know: student loan servicers are falling down on the job, and the U.S. Department of Education looks the other way," Maura Healey, the Massachusetts attorney general, said in a statement.
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Attacks on her marriage are attacks on her very legitimacy, and they particularly impact women, who have to decide how much Hillary Clinton is a feminist role model or a woman who looks the other way to achieve political power.
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Just as French and others assert that a culture that too frequently looks the other way can lead to more thugs on the streets, the actions of bad cops tend to taint the authority of all cops, undermining a city's sense of order.
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Along with the assassination of Grandma's dream of dying in peace, the hope of a nation for freedom and a better future has been under attack for more than half a decade now in Syria while the world looks the other way.
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If a CEO tells people he cares about them, for example, but then "looks the other way certain employees are mean to everyone," he's basically sending the message that he doesn't care about how the rest of his employees feel, explains Vaynerchuk.
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China has forcibly deported tens of thousands of North Koreans — a conservative estimate since there are no statistics available — and looks the other way when North Korean agents capture defectors inside its borders, according to the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea.
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"The Obama Administration goes to great lengths to police the menus of K-12 cafeterias but looks the other way as billions of taxpayer dollars finance a steady diet of Mars bars and Mountain Dew," LePage wrote to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on June 17.
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But authorities who feel emboldened by the promise of a Presidential pardon or by a Justice Department that looks the other way may feel less inhibited about invading the spaces of people who belong to groups that the government has singled out as unpatriotic or undesirable.
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At least when Russell Wilson skips the tent and runs back on to the field while Pete Carroll looks the other way, you understand since Seattle is in the middle of a playoff push and the Seahawks' backup quarterback is… I want to say Charlie Whitehurst, but I don't know.
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But Hollywood is always at its worst when it looks the other way to protect its own interests, so you have studios playing into the charade, scrambling for their films to earn as many awards as possible, trying to roll that forward into even more awards and prestige, and hoping that somehow, somewhere the attention can all be monetized.
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But "Mack & Mabel," whose book has been revised since Stewart's death in 1987 by his sister, Francine Pascal, reduces them to worn clichés: Mabel a pious innocent turned tragic heroine, discovered and molded by Mack, who toys with her affections and looks the other way as she sinks into drink and drugs; Mack a bullying tough guy with a sentimental streak and a list of stubborn regrets about the way he treated her.
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Since Gharty also despises Gaffney, he looks the other way as Pembleton and Bayliss work around him and solve the shooting (eventually murder) of Gee.
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Tariq Lutfi is widely considered to be the most qualified and successful coach in Pakistan football.Shazia Hasan. Absence of qualified coach hurts as PFF looks the other way. Daily Dawn.
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In the process, Superman uses the Judiciary as his weapon and frames the men responsible for his tragic past. He provides vital information to the police for the same. In order to collect evidence, Superman himself breaks the law, but as it is for the greater good, Nithya looks the other way.
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Working in the cotton fields, Sal realizes that he is not made for this type of work. Leaving Terry behind, he takes the bus back to Times Square in New York City, bums a quarter off a preacher who looks the other way, and arrives at his aunt's house in Paterson, just missing Dean, who had come to see him, by two days.
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He is surrounded by other men of varying ages, most showing emotional distress, unlike the stoic old man. The young man handing him the cup looks the other way, with his face in his free hand. Another young man clutches the thigh of the old man. An elderly man sits at the end of the bed, slumped over and looking in his lap.
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Friedrich Ebert, president 1919–1925, painted by Lovis Corinth in 1924. Reichspräsident Paul von Hindenburg (center) at the Reichstag, 1 January 1931. The Reichstag, 12 September 1932: Chancellor Franz von Papen (standing left) who wants to declare the dismission, above at the right the Reichstag president Hermann Göring (NSDAP) who looks the other way. Paul von Hindenburg, president 1925–1934, painted by Max Liebermann in 1927.
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As it was illegal, Natale arranges his workmates to assist him during the night. According to the rules, if a dwelling has a door and a roof the householder cannot be evicted. At dawn when the police arrive to remove them the dwelling is complete except for part of the roof, but a humane policeman looks the other way. The happy ending is not without realism.
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Jimmy's father then looks the other way while Jimmy escapes to finish his mission. With the help of Pappy's twin brother Pippy, Jimmy flies to the wedding. His mother tries to stop him from taking off, but the cult, the freaks and Slim's gang collide in helping Jimmy and stop her. It's revealed that Slim and Jimmy's mother knew each other in the past as she's the "Wildfire" he kept mentioning.
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When Batando later disappears, Keith suspects that the O'Dells kidnapped him and took the marrow donation against his will, but looks the other way. In "Hi, Infidelity", Veronica finds Mindy sharing a hotel room with Hank, her criminology professor at Hearst College, and an employee of Cyrus'. Keith puts Mindy under surveillance after Cyrus hired him to find out if she's having an affair. Keith discovers no affair, but Veronica reveals the affair with Landry to her father, Keith, who reveals it to Cyrus.
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In the next few minutes, the attitude of many becomes clear. Fredl Karner, looks the other way when he sees three of the fleeing Russians on the very spot where the SS leader has just delivered his speech. Gendarme Binder also disapproves of the chase, as the felons would not do him any harm. The instructions to his group are unmistakable: “None of us will see or hear them, much less arrest them.” Thus, he is in direct opposition to everyone who is eagerly taking part in the chase.
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After this is resolved, she doesn't appear to hold a grudge against her boss, and they seem to enjoy each other's company. According to NCIS writer Christopher Waild, as a result of the murders of her father and Vance's wife in the same attack, "the tragedy of Ziva and Eli now also extends into the Vance family." Vance, aware that he cannot do so on his own for his children's sake, looks the other way while Ziva pursues revenge against the killer and continues to support her despite drawing ire from other agencies.
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In the right scene two men have sexual intercourse, which angers a bearded, man-headed bull with a phallus. The man who is being penetrated sees that the bull is charging at them from the left. He is not in a good position to flee because he is being held by the man penetrating him from behind, who looks the other way. Along with the frescoes of the Tomb of the Whipping these paintings are relatively rare examples of explicit sexual scenes in Etruscan art, which were far more common in Ancient Greek art.
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A mysterious gunslinger named Shenandoah arrives to the town of Richmond, which is in terror of the famous criminal Lupe Rojo. Rojo and his gang carry a rule of lawlessness, but the townspeople allow him and his gang to stop there after robberies out of fear, while the town sheriff is being paid by the Rojo and looks the other way. Shenandoah quickly falls in with the group of outlaws, but he has a hidden past: he is actually former US Marshal Joe Logan and he is on a revenge mission, searching for the gang member who murdered his wife two years ago.
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" Gerry Fraley of The Dallas Morning News said that "NASCAR let this situation grow" with Brian France calling Logano's actions at Kansas "quintessential NASCAR" and that the situation that "happening is straight out of World Wrestling Entertainment. Get away with anything you can while the referee looks the other way." Thomas Pope of The Fayetteville Observer said that while he doesn't condone the actions of Kenseth, "NASCAR is as much at fault for what happened as Kenseth or Logano. They let the foundation for this kind of thing be built by not blackflagging an overly aggressive Logano, who could’ve gotten somebody killed, at Kansas.
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The Blind Pig opened in 1971. Tom Isaia and Jerry DelGiudice created it as a European- influenced cafe, complete with espresso/cappuccino, a unique and varied food menu, including home made soups, Italian biscotti, crostini, a full wine and beer list, and top-notch Blues entertainment. The partners renovated an old downtown Ann Arbor building and named the combined cafe/club after illegal after-hours gathering places, referred to by the slang term blind pig, another name for a speakeasy.Though a newspaper article refers to the use of the name as a term for a police officer who looks the other way at illegal alcohol sales.
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He looks the other way and sees a candidate supported by rich > business and by what is called the country-club set. He's paying $1.20 a > gallon for gasoline [then considered excessive by many] and reading about > huge profits for the oil companies. One candidate has his children in public > school, like he does, while the other one is paying hundreds of dollars a > month to keep his children in private schools. ... In the emotional turmoil, > the voter realizes there are the 'haves' and the 'have-nots', and he knows > which one he is, and they feel drawn to stick with their own kind.
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Unlike her father, she states that vigilante justice "went out with the tommy gun" and insists Terry to give up being Batman. But she develops respect for the new Batman, assisting her in defending her husband Gotham District Attorney Sam Young from assassin Curaré. While she never officially endorses or helps him (as she never uses a Bat-Signal), she no longer threatens to turn him in and continually looks the other way, acknowledging his assistance in some cases even if she never asks for it. On one occasion, she was prepared to arrest Terry when she apparently witnessed the second Batman murder the criminal bomber Mad Stan despite the fact that Terry's arrest would compromise her and Bruce's secret.
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