Love is not relevant to liberation without principled political action.
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There are certain things that are not relevant to the confirmation.
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So it's likely not relevant to the criminal case against Wilson.
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Some Democrats say the Bidens are not relevant to this case.
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FEINBERG: My own ethnicity is not relevant to the question I'm asking.
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Victoria's Secret and Agent Provocateur are just not relevant to them anymore.
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" Feinberg said, "My own ethnicity is not relevant to the question I'm asking.
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GIBRALTAR'S CHIEF MINISTER SAYS PROVENANCE OF GRACE 1 NOT RELEVANT TO GIBRALTAR'S DECISION
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Many also include topics not relevant to climate science in their lesson plans.
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Kennedy insisted those comments were "not relevant" to the discussion about the shutdown.
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Our political opinions are not relevant to innocence or guilt under the law.
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Cifuentes' "unorthodox interests and beliefs" were also deemed "not relevant" to the case.
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Please note that some KPIs are not relevant to some types of businesses.
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"A lot of the traditional statistics are not relevant to performance," Keppler explained.
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Chutkan said the videos were not relevant to whether Butina should stay behind bars.
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Like cat food or baby clothes, Mother's Day is simply not relevant to me.
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She said the ink and toner argument was not relevant to the FTC's case.
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BLAKE: But it's relevant —HEMMER: It is not relevant to the conversation we're having.
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Lisa pushed back, making it clear ... in her book, it's not relevant to Kobe's legacy.
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Putney said other portions of the video not released were not relevant to the shooting.
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A Twitter spokesman argued the study was not relevant to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Where it is today is the specials are not relevant to what happens in November.
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So a server inside the DNC was not relevant to our determination to the attribution.
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This has meant ads that are not relevant to users can often be served onto pages.
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"If you're not talking about equal pay, you're just not relevant to working women," Shuler said.
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The east side is just one borough and also it's not relevant to my life experiences.
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Tonight, Bloomberg called such attacks a "side show" and not relevant to his record as mayor.
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The price of the parents' bribes is therefore not relevant to any sentences, the office argued.
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"He has disavowed those statements," she said, adding they were not relevant to the sentencing hearing.
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While cars must remain different from each other, areas not relevant to fans needed to be standardized.
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The problem is that too many of them are not relevant to the readership of the journals.
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And users don't understand how to make sense of that data and it's not relevant to them.
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She slept poorly and was nervous and obsessed over past events not relevant to her current life.
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Not relevant to the suit, but still a fun fact -- Shahi is a former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader.
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Advocates of alternative milks say these debates, while important, are not relevant to the definition of milk.
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To my disbelief, he turned me down, saying that ancient Greek was not relevant to my job.
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Since then, impeachment had become noise — dramatic and historic but not relevant to the choice in Iowa.
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That's not relevant to the previous sentiment, but I don't stack my points in some coherent, logical order.
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They drop out because they think what they're learning is not relevant to the rest of their lives.
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After evaluating the headlines, the participants were distracted with another task (not relevant to the experiment) for a while.
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AND IN OUR INDUSTRY, IN BANKING, THE BELIEF IS THINGS COULD MOVE, IT'S NOT RELEVANT TO US AS A PRINCIPLE.
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But bringing up things that are not relevant to what is going on in the group is a cheap shot.
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There is no evidence of wrongdoing by the Bidens and Democrats argue they are simply not relevant to Trump's trial.
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Economies should store up reserve supplies to deal with disasters, but that sort of saving is not relevant to pensions.
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However, this risk is not relevant to angel money as there are no expectations of angels to invest in subsequent rounds.
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"If it's not relevant to the role, why not speak the way I speak?" she told Desus and Mero on Monday.
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MRI scans, the heart-rate analysis, the videos of movement, and the evidence of menstruation were not relevant to the criteria.
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But it's not relevant to white supremacists chanting "Jews will not replace us," or to anyone on Twitter making oven jokes.
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People often don't make their resolutions specific enough, they're worded too negatively, and they're not relevant to the individual, he said.
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Normally, Azar said, when and where the kids were separated was not relevant to the agency's mission of caring for the child.
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For many gray divorces, custody is often not relevant to the discussion because the parties' children are over the age of 18.
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"If there's no reason to ask for Facebook and it's not relevant to the role, it doesn't get asked for," she added.
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Kobach told the court that the documents were not relevant to the ACLU's lawsuit, but the judge disagreed after reviewing the records.
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When asked, most claimed the conflict was not relevant to their presentation or position, or that they had misunderstood the disclosure requirements.
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If it's not relevant to the job you're applying for, it's a waste of space and a waste of the company's time.
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If you want to turn off individual live tiles for apps not relevant to you, change the tiles to the smallest size.
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Judge Wilson sustained the objection; the question of whether the minisub worked was not relevant to the defamation claim, the judge ruled.
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But as far as Alsup is concerned, that's not relevant to the question of whether Trump violated the APA in ending it.
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My feelings — my very private, secret, embarrassing feelings about how very gay I am for Alexandra — are not relevant to our current discussion.
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You may very well, therefore, be left with a model that's too specific to past situations and not relevant to understanding new ones.
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Some analysts say that Most's current demands are not relevant to a key challenge awaiting the next cabinet - boosting Croatia's moderate economic recovery.
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You would not know this watching The Hunt, simply because it is not relevant to the story the filmmakers are trying to tell.
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Are you just spending a lot of time thinking about how to distribute stuff there, or is that not relevant to you guys?
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Torshin mentioned that he would be attending the meetings of the National Rifle Association, but that was not relevant to our economic discussion.
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Sure, the Democrat contender has been producing statesmanlike readings from a teleprompter at home, but he's just not relevant to the crisis response.
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The judge said the fact that Omar Mateen's father worked as an FBI informant was not relevant to the case against Noor Salman.
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"Any redacted information was intended to protect the privacy of personal contacts or high-profile individuals not relevant to the attack," the statement said.
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There are still some additional messages that Volker will hand over to State in the coming weeks, which are not relevant to the inquiry.
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There was a 'special master' appointed who was an impartial referee who says, 'This is relevant and this is not relevant to the investigation.
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The prosecutors, however, argued that the comments are not relevant to the case since they were made before Trump became the commander in chief.
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" The spokesman added: "Any redacted information was intended to protect the privacy of personal contacts or high-profile individuals not relevant to the attack.
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It makes the nephew a most unlikely caretaker, but that is not relevant to the case, the immigration ministry wrote in its final decision.
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He said the popularity of the program was not relevant to whether it had been legally created -- the crux of the challenge to it.
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The government last week asked the judge to stop Mr. Pompeo from taking the stand, saying his testimony was not relevant to the case.
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United States, a case brought by youth activists, was not relevant to his clients' claims because they seek remedies under state rather than federal law.
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"I don't focus on user growth because it's not relevant to the business in terms of how they generate revenue," he said over the phone.
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Prosecutor Kyaw Min Aung told the court the phones' call logs were not relevant to the documents that police say they found on the devices.
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While all three cases were prosecuted as hate crimes, this detail is not relevant to whether they should have been reported in the FBI data.
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Your job this summer is to tell us what's relevant to you and what's not relevant to you in Home Depot, in-store and online.
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The mere fact that Kavanaugh drank to excess in high school is not relevant to whether he is fit to serve on the Supreme Court.
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"They don't necessarily scream out their success to the rooftops, and if you're not relevant to them, you'll face a lot of headwinds," he said.
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The revelation threatened to upend the case against Salman, but a judge denied the motion, saying it was not relevant to the case against her.
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Kobach initially refused to provide those documents, arguing that they were not relevant to the case and were protected by attorney-client and executive privileges.
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"Text messages using such language is not admissible because Mr. Bowen's alleged 'disdain' for aliens is not relevant to the issues before the jury," Chapman wrote.
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Rooms that are not relevant to you can be muted, and those who are given administration access can send out "blasts", or alerts for priority messages.
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The laptop which was found was about a decade old with lots of personal content on it not relevant to the investigation, according to one source.
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Carruthers, from the Toronto Public Library, was not aware of the great SAD debate—and to her, it's not relevant to the Toronto Public Library program.
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According to Rule 42, those rules are numbers 26 through 42 (plus the rules of the U.S. House of Representatives, which are not relevant to binding).
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And Kara, this is one of the real difficult things: If you're not relevant to the policy maker, you probably should be on a university campus.
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Bank of America attorney Robert Loftin also told the judge that Jacobs' claims involve "alleged conduct from other cases" and are not relevant to the foreclosure case.
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The court said the mark was not a pattern but an "ordinary figurative mark" and it was not relevant to take into account specific uses involving colors.
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"What's more, Stone's posts appear calculated to generate media coverage of information that is not relevant to this case but that could prejudice potential jurors," prosecutors wrote.
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" Prosecutors argue that Stone's recent antics "appear calculated to generate media coverage of information that is not relevant to this case but that could prejudice potential jurors.
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The court said the mark was not a pattern but an "ordinary figurative mark" and it was not relevant to take into account specific uses involving colours.
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"This is the exchange catering to the big managed money accounts, and the traditional players are not relevant to them," said Scott Hedin, an independent grain trader.
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Legal sources told The Hill that as Mueller's probe wound down, it's possible he handed evidence not relevant to the Russia probe to other U.S. attorney's offices.
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Dr. Drazen disputed the lawyers' claim that the editors had been misled about the data, and said it was not relevant to the letter that was published.
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They have done this through limiting state licensing agencies' discretion to deny applicants based on criminal convictions that are not relevant to the license an applicant seeks.
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"The goods seeing cuts are not relevant to trade with the U.S.," said Derek Scissors, a trade specialist at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington think tank.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has said he did not know the men, and police have said that their ties to the Bolsonaro family were not relevant to the investigation.
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This month, Google placed two employees, Laurence Berland and Rebecca Rivers, on administrative leave, saying they had gotten into confidential documents that were not relevant to their work.
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" She continued: "It remains unclear how anyone at M.S.U. — including trustees — can say with certainty that the information contained in those documents is not relevant to our investigation.
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As a result, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the amendment was not relevant to the War Powers resolution, which stripped it of its privileged status in the Senate.
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"They are not relevant to the sentencing procedure, nor is the opinion of Ms. Smith, since her statements were not made on behalf of Mr. Nassar," Cunningham said.
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Professional people are staring at Slack all day long and sharing stories relevant to work (also stories not relevant to work, but that their colleagues may find entertaining).
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"Stone's most recent posts represent a direct attempt to appeal to major media outlets to publish information that is not relevant to, but may prejudice, this case," they wrote.
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A bill sponsored by Whitney Westerfield, a Kentucky state senator, would prevent licensing boards from denying applications if a criminal conviction is not relevant to the licence being sought.
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This skill is not relevant to the beat, but it's still something I'm proud of.) Lexi Rindone, Baltimore: Kind of random, but I was the world sport stacking (a.k.a.
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"Stone's posts appear calculated to generate media coverage of information that is not relevant to this case but that could prejudice potential jurors," prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
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But despite being asked to reveal the code it used by the trial's judge, reports The Register, the FBI is claiming that such information is not relevant to the case.
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Using these old terms sets up an oppositional mentality and predisposes the reader to make conclusions that are not relevant to a situation that requires more subtle and extensive analysis.
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But many of the lab tests are not relevant to the patients history, and some of the doctors sign off on the results without conferring with the patient, investigators say.
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Volkswagen lawyers said that "pretrial publicity has connected (the company) directly with Hitler and the Holocaust," which they said was not relevant to a trial about claims of consumer fraud.
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However, Whitehouse indicated to her that the invitation was made without his agreement, as he believed her presence was not relevant to the topic of the hearing, according to the source.
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That refusal to compromise has arguably helped create the idea that his vision is inaccessible (or cultlike and uncomfortable) and not relevant to someone just looking for, say, a nice jacket.
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The Inspector General's initial request for information resulted in production of over a million pages of material, the majority of which was not relevant to the FBI's investigation, the Justice Department said.
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Lyft argued that the broad information, which would give Uber insights into its competitor, is not relevant to the case, and Uber should be able to obtain whatever it needs from Waymo.
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Tinder says it will not record places like your house, the office building where you work, banks, doctors' offices and other venues that are either too personal or not relevant to matching.
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We can do this by excluding duplicative patents, expired patents, patents not in force in major economic markets, and patents for base station, infrastructure, and other innovations not relevant to handset makers.
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Once the images have been embedded in your psyche, Swart says, they act as a visual directory and your brain will start to filter out data that is not relevant to them.
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After investigating the incident, Captain Bursten said there was no reason to believe the boy was targeting a specific person, and the police found that bullying was not relevant to the investigation.
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" The anchor rejected Blake's assertion that his arguments were relevant to the discussion and said his criticism "is not relevant to the conversation we're having," telling him to "save it for later.
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Shawn McGuire, a spokesman for the county police, said in an email on Saturday that footage of the earlier encounter had not been released because it was not relevant to the investigation.
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After the verdict, the lead defense lawyer in the case said Mr. Garcia Zarate's immigration status was not relevant to the crime, an argument he said he had posed during jury selection.
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A spokesperson for the police department told the New York Times over the weekend that they did not release the earlier video because they felt it was not relevant to the case.
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After answering a prompt about why she didn't want to see the ad with "it's not relevant to me," she began being served ads for nursing bras and strollers, according to the letter.
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Public companies face a mountain of often incomprehensible or conflicting regulatory demands that are not relevant to performance; that delisting has risen in step with such demands seems unlikely to be a coincidence.
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Volkswagen lawyers said in legal papers that "pretrial publicity has connected (the company) directly with Hitler and the Holocaust," which they said was not relevant to a trial about claims of consumer fraud.
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But the justices, ruling 5-4 in the president's favor, found that the tweets were not relevant to the case at hand, and instead relied only on the text of the ban itself.
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" With this answer, he again echoed Ginsburg, who refrained from answering political questions that were "not relevant to the job for which you are considering me, which is the job of a judge.
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The Inspector General's initial request for information resulted in the production of over a million pages of material, the majority of which was not relevant to the FBI's investigation, the Justice Department said.
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So the idea that they want -- every email he ever put through in the White House as a staff secretary these things like -- is not relevant to how he would rule on the law.
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In the interview, Kelly exploded with anger and denial, breaking into tears, raising his hand, jumping from his seat, and exclaiming that previous accusations of sexual abuse were not relevant to his current case.
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However, ranking Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse indicated to her that the invitation was made without his agreement, as he believed her presence was not relevant to the topic of the hearing, according to the source.
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The court remains focused on the July 1 deadline, noting that "political necessities" were not relevant to its work and neither is the success or failure of the Republicans' gamble on trickle-down policies.
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Before her leave was up, she was suspended without pay for a month, pending the results of an investigation into whether she visited websites at the office that were not relevant to her work.
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"It's good for religious minorities," says HIAS president Mark Hetfield, "but it's not relevant to the 65 million displaced people globally" — and the latter is what matters in terms of global leadership on refugees.
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It has also been observed — including by Business Insider's John Haltiwanger — that the whistleblower's identity and motivations are not relevant to the public debate, given that his claims have been corroborated by public sources.
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"Google values a great user journey so much that advertisers will be punished in the form of higher costs if their advert is not relevant to what the searcher is looking for," Cleevely said.
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Prato took that decision to the Supreme Court, claiming that the Court of Appeal had applied the wrong approach to Article 3(3) by taking into account "elements" that were not relevant to the situation.
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In a letter on Thursday, a federal prosecutor told state elections board lawyer Joshua Lawson that voters' actual choice of candidates were not relevant to the inquiry and should be redacted as much as possible.
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"These lawsuits are not relevant to LG Chem's lawsuit against us accusing misappropriation of trade secrets, but they are rightful lawsuits to protect our intellectual property," said YS Yoon, president of SK Innovation's battery business.
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, who's reported to have played a central role in trying to convince Ukraine to investigate a Trump political rival, is "not relevant" to the Senate impeachment trial, Sen.
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"The reason for that conclusion is obvious: A question cannot even be common, let alone predominate, if its resolution is not relevant to the legal claims of all of the members of the class," Gibson argued.
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And you've got a generation that is becoming politically awakened, including a generation of people I think in the kind of technological, digital native world who believed early on that politics was not relevant to them.
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Playing up the state's distinctiveness has helped Mr Adenan argue that 1MDB's woes are not relevant to Sarawakians—and to ban from Sarawak scores of opposition figures who, he hints, will bring problems from the peninsula.
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It also may have influenced the radio host, who said he felt the harassment and misconduct issues were "not relevant" to the subject of the interview, which was what it is like to be a judge.
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The president also repeated his claim that the bulk of federal workers who are going without pay are Democrats — a claim rebuffed by federal union leaders — but said their political affiliation was not relevant to him.
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In that lawsuit, Fusion opposed compliance with the subpoena on the grounds that Congress lacked a valid legislative purpose in seeking the information and that the information request was overbroad and not relevant to the Committee's investigation.
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I don't want to extend this too far — encryption is not a munition, the Second Amendment is not relevant to this debate, etc — but, as a proud Canadian, I think gun control is generally an excellent idea.
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The fact that Uber chose not to follow the precise terms of the Agreement for the 20163 months of the class period and is now attempting to rationalize its conduct is not relevant to the instant claim.
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Many observers, including Business Insider's John Haltiwanger, have noted that the whistleblower's identity is actually not relevant to the credibility of his or her claims, most of which have now been corroborated by officials on the record.
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Republicans have argued that documents related to Kavanaugh's three years as staff secretary are not relevant to his confirmation to the highest court, but Democrats say Republicans' decision to withhold the records constitutes a threat to transparency.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump reacted only to the indictment of Mr. Manafort on tax fraud, money laundering and foreign lobbying violations, arguing that it was not relevant to the campaign since it dealt with prior private business.
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Comments that are likely to get booted, Etim said, are those that contain hate speech, are incoherent, are not relevant to the article, contain name-calling or fit other criteria for being toxic or counterproductive to conversation.
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Republicans have argued that documents related to Kavanaugh's three years as staff secretary are not relevant to his confirmation to the highest court, but Democrats says Republicans' decision to withhold the records constitutes a threat to transparency.
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U.S. District Judge Anna Brown told Mumford arguments over adverse possession were not relevant to the case and similarly rejected Ryan Bundy's request to hand each member of the jury a pocket-sized copy of the U.S. Constitution.
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The inspector general's initial request for information resulted in production to the inspector general of more than 1 million pages of material, the majority of which the Justice Department has indicated was not relevant to the congressional probes.
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"It's really telling us that we don't matter, that our pain is not relevant to people in power," said Chessy Prout, 18, who said she was assaulted as a high school freshman and subsequently had to change schools.
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Republicans counter that Democrats are trying to go on a fishing expedition for Bush-era documents that are "sensitive" for the administration but not relevant to Kavanaugh's legal thinking or the work he was doing in the White House.
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In a decision on Monday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Kandis Westmore agreed with Carrie Tolstedt, Wells Fargo's former head of community banking, that the information plaintiffs are seeking about the accounts scandal is not relevant to their wage and hour dispute.
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That's certainly an out-of-box solution, but they argue that a heavily regulated database—using snippets of DNA not relevant to our health— would be better for safeguarding people's overall privacy than the current wild west we have now.
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And when we millions of brokenhearted people helpfully click "I don't want to see this ad," and even answer your "Why?" with the cruel-but-true "It's not relevant to me," do you know what your algorithm decides, Tech Companies?
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"If an ad is not relevant to what the user is looking for, it will not be shown in the ad spot regardless of how much [the developer is] willing to pay," states the official Search Ads page on Apple's website.
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Saez and Zucman argue that Europe's history with wealth taxes is not relevant to the United States because those countries set their wealth tax bar too low, and because it is easier to relocate within the continent for favorable tax laws.
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"The Committee reiterated that, although it was not relevant to the current risk environment, it was prepared to increase the UK CCyB rate beyond the region of 1 percent were risks to develop beyond the standard range," the minutes said.
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Saez and Zucman argue that Europe's history with wealth taxes is not relevant to the United States because those countries set their wealth tax bar too low, and because it's easier to relocate within the continent for favorable tax laws.
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Saez and Zucman argue that Europe's history with wealth taxes is not relevant to the United States because those countries set their wealth tax bar too low, and because it is easier to relocate within the continent for favorable tax laws.
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However, the judge denied Zervos' other requests for discovery, ruling that information she is seeking regarding other women, such as those who have accused Trump of sexual assault, is not relevant to this case and would not lead to admissible evidence.
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Because the amendment was not relevant to the core text of the resolution, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell used procedural rules to block the Senate's vote on the House version of the resolution, forcing the legislative process back to square one.
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Barbara Coombs Lee, president of Compassion and Choices, which advocates compassionate end-of-life care, said the debate over people with psychiatric conditions was not relevant to laws in the United States, which have been modeled on Oregon's 1997 Death With Dignity Act.
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Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious is not relevant to all contemporary art, but it is to that strain of conceptual art that has roots in the work of Marcel Duchamp, who famously exhibited an upside-down urinal as a found sculpture.
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He has also repeatedly admonished the prosecution for using the loaded term "oligarch" to describe Manafort's clients, because the character of those clients is not relevant to whether Manafort paid taxes on his income or failed to register as a foreign agent.
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In some instances, employees were allowed to delete personal information not relevant to the case while a company lawyer watched, according to statements in court by Volkswagen's lawyer, Robert J. Giuffra Jr. Producing the documents helped restore good will with the government.
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While the dozens of pages rehearsing those old viewpoints may look superficially sound, that part of the opinion is smoke and mirrors, because the 2010 Congress's intention is not relevant to this case — the 2010 law is no longer what is at issue.
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"What all of that tells me is my black, my version of my stories, my experiences and my culture are not relevant to some of the critics and some of those people that don't understand it and don't like it," he said.
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In December, another divided federal appeals court in New York issued a decision blessing the subpoenas to Deutsche and CapitalOne, but ordering a lower court to set up a process to consider holding back sensitive personal information not relevant to the House probe.
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But US Probation and Pretrial Services, which prepares pre-sentence investigation reports for each defendant, has argued overall, that the universities and testing companies suffered no monetary harm, and the price of the parents' bribes is therefore not relevant to any sentences.
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"Saying if you eat cocoa supplements now you're going to have better memory in three months is not relevant to real-world [age-related memory decline]," said Drysdale, who co-founded Oxford's COMPare Trials project which examines the quality of clinical trials.
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On this ground, Steele's attorneys refused to answer the court's request for the identity of the funder of the dossier as "not relevant to the inquiry," and they justify their briefing of the news media of the contents of the dossier on national security grounds.
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The SPD argues the ban should apply to Saudi Arabia, which is leading a coalition fighting the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, but others say some of the weapons now held up are purely defensive in nature or are not relevant to the Yemen war.
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Take advantage of being forced to slow down Often in life we get hung up on tasks and to-dos, the latest trends and fashions, obligations around work and emails we have to check, much of which is not relevant to our core humanity.
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"Stone's posts appear calculated to generate media coverage of information that is not relevant to this case but that could prejudice potential jurors," they wrote, saying the posts relate to his claims that Russia did not hack Democratic computer servers in the 2016 presidential election.
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In white-collar cases, Japanese prosecutors often seize large quantities of evidence but frequently return or destroy it if they believe the evidence is not relevant to the case, said Taichi Yoshikai, a former prosecutor who is now a law professor at Kokushikan University in Tokyo.
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But perhaps most striking, after eight years of reduced US engagement in the Middle East, some ultimately view Trump and the entire 2016 race as inconsequential and not relevant to their daily lives and future — which perhaps says more about President Barack Obama than it does about Trump.
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Yet defense attorney Abbe Lowell argued that without a posting date on the website, it's possible Menendez's staff added that section only after he was charged, and therefore it was not relevant to his state of mind during the seven years prosecutors say the bribery scheme took place.
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The nonprofit "has not demonstrated that any of the subpoenaed documents are privileged or otherwise exempt from disclosure," Justice Hartman wrote, with the exception of documents from 2013 — which she said were not relevant to the inquiry — and four other documents that might be covered by attorney-client privilege.
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The judge should not have allowed Cosby's civil deposition testimony about Quaaludes to be introduced in his criminal trial, the defense said, arguing it was not relevant to Constand's allegations and was highly prejudicial because it included statements regarding the illegal act of giving a narcotic to another person.
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While this type of information is not relevant to security, it can be used to go after people the authorities disfavor by refusing them entry to the country, deporting them, targeting them for investigation, sharing their information with a repressive foreign government or just hassling them at the airport.
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"Most of the candidates, they're focused on negative views of Trump and to be honest, that's not relevant to Florida," said Bernadette Albury, 41, who met Mr. Gillum at her church in liberal Broward County last year and voted for him on the first day of early voting.
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Arizona would ban talk about 'any controversial issue' not relevant to class What teachers did: Educators walked out by the thousands last year, demanding a 20% raise for teachers for the 225-26 school year and annual raises after that until Arizona's teacher salaries reach the national average.
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But whether or not someone enjoys group sex has no bearing on whether that person was raped — legislators in many states have recognized that someone's sexual history is not relevant to their testimony of sexual assault, and have passed rape shield laws to protect complainants from pointless scrutiny into their sexual past.
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Among the reported revelations in the books are the following: Many of the images and captions referenced by RealClearInvestigations don't appear to directly include Ford, but even if they did, whether she drank (even while underage) or had sex with boys at Georgetown Prep is not relevant to the question of whether Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her.
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Mayer, who has also stated that sexism in tech was "not relevant" to her work as a CEO in a company where 37 percent of workers are female, has had to deal with wealthy shareholders declaring her attractive in board meetings, as well as the requisite blowback for lying down in a completely normal fashion on a chaise lounge.
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Nike's lawyers at Paul Hastings and Stoel Rives said the company would hand over documents concerning internal complaints filed by the four named plaintiffs, but those involving other workers are not relevant to the lawsuit at least until a class is certified, in a joint status report filed in federal court in Portland, Oregon on Friday.
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Pandering, perhaps, to cultural warriors who judge books by their covers, King maintained as well that a conference on "Love and Desire in Modern Iran" and academic papers on "Performance, Gender-Bending and Subversion in Early Modern Ottoman Intellectual History" and on "Radical Love: Teachings from Islamic Mystical Tradition" were not relevant to the objectives of the grant.
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Rosenstein also remembered how he disobeyed Trump's request to include in that memo that Comey had told Trump that he wasn't under investigation -- "because number one, I had no personal knowledge of what the director said to the President, and number two, in any event, it was not relevant to my memo" -- and criticized the way the President carried out the firing.
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A 2016 report from the National Vaccine Advisory Committee found that parents have qualms about the HPV vaccine that are perhaps not relevant to other immunizations: a fear that their kid would want to start having sex, a belief that their kid is too young to get the vaccine, worries about potential harmful side effects, and claims that their youngster isn't at risk for HPV.
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They do not take weeks at a beachouse or even a short respite to dine with friends... I would not argue with the fact that I have had great fortune, but I do not mention hardships in my own life because they are not relevant to the point, even though some of the issues mentioned above are not outside the realm of my personal experience.
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For example, he said House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats seek leverage for trial Pence's office denies Schiff request to declassify call with Ukrainian leader Comey, Schiff to be interviewed by Fox's Chris Wallace MORE (D-Calif.), whom the Republicans have requested as a witness, did not witness any of the actions and therefore is not relevant to call as a witness.
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Building a brand-new Internet This story began when I was giving a TV interview about a recent incident where police in the U.S. obtained a search warrant for an Amazon Echo owned by a murder suspect in the hopes that it would help convict him — or at least shed light on the case (the case is not relevant to our story, but here's an article about it, anyway).
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