It's not something that they pass off to a computer.
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The creative vision, it's a hard thing to pass off.
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He tipped Peter Holland's pass off Howard and into the net.
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He argues that they pass off simple trickery as otherworldly powers.
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Procedural content is incredibly tough to pass off as handcrafted content.
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Taiwan elections are passionate, noisy affairs, but generally pass off peacefully.
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The officer can be then seen removing the pass off Acosta's lanyard.
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James threw a pass off the backboard to himself for a dunk.
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Users cannot try to legitimately pass off as another individual or entity.
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You can find a body to cremate and pass off as your own.
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Gonzalez has since reportedly attempted to pass off the comment as a joke.
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A scammer attempting to pass off a fake viral video of a scam.
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Now, he's trying to pass off his inattention as some kind of plan.
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As well as some ethically dubious attempts to pass off robot voices as real.
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"They're trying to pass off the monoculturalism as some sort of 'authenticity,'" Hamed explained.
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To bypass international trade regulations, collectors may pass off wild animals as captive-bred.
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The worst thing Canada's ever done is try to pass off ham as bacon.
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Fraud occurs when companies attempt to pass off foreign olive oil as 100 percent Italian.
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Even if elections pass off well, it is unclear that they will deliver much legitimacy.
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He can continue to pass off formulaic jokes as brave, and any backlash as oversensitivity.
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The Hound doesn't buy Tormund's attempt to pass off Brienne as his fake Canadian girlfriend.
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There was a time when Chris could pass off an eclipse as his own sorcery.
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He and his followers pass off these narratives as truth-telling, despite lacking sufficient evidence.
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MSNBC aired footage of the attack in Ukraine that Rosenbacher tried to pass off as legitimate.
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And a Chinese zoo tried to pass off a Tibetan mastiff dog as an actually lion.
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There is even a staggering number of bakes that you can pass off as breakfast recipes.
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It'll be way more convenient for her to pass off as Tyrion as opposed to Jaime.
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With the problems with the gangs, it's still an issue that they wish to pass off?
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In "The Mentalist" and "Psych," detectives pass off observational skills as superpowers as they solve crimes.
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And they get upset when people try to pass off inferior quality food as being good.
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Pressure from the South Carolina defense forced Fromm to attempt a pass off his back foot.
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The professor tried to pass off strip club expenses as catering and food costs, it said.
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This is yet another example of retailers trying to pass off 2013's tech trends in 2016.
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It allows black-marketeers to pass off illegal ivory as the legal variety, and it sustains demand.
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American Airlines reportedly announced new guidelines that restrict what passengers can pass off as emotional support animal.
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"A lot of professional athletes have regrettable tweets they can pass off as immaturity," wrote one user.
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What people pass off as 'normal,' I just have to keep in my head that it's bullshit.
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He said vendors came into his shop trying to pass off other ground chiles as true Aleppos.
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His transparent attempt to pass off Haspel as a feminist choice is just more evidence of that.
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Throwing even the most routine pass off target can have an avalanche effect on everything that follows.
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Many would pass off the costs onto U.S. consumers, including the segment who voted for Donald Trump.
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Saturday's attempt to celebrate 60 years of unity should pass off with smiles, albeit through gritted teeth.
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He tried to pass off his comments as offensive, sure, but not really that abnormal or harmful.
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It sells technology across the industry to help prevent anyone trying to pass off synthetic stones as natural.
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And they also have a lot of incentive to try to pass off shiny objects as real breakthroughs.
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" She confessed a weakness for teenage surfing movies, "an enthusiasm I should try to pass off as sociological.
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Simultaneously horrified and intrigued, she was amazed at how easy it was to pass off fiction as reality.
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The VHS footage of Mitchell's record was undoubtedly spliced so he could pass off his record as legitimate.
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So it looks pretty safe to conclude that the days of Facebook being able to pass off Internet.
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Merchants who pass off fake products as real can expect to see their store ratings and business suffer.
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He had lost most of his hearing but was still trying to pass off his silk-pajama shtick.
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So to ease the awkward pass-off from August to September, we rounded up some outfit inspo ahead.
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Barbashev tied the game 95 seconds later by converting a pass off the right wall from Robert Thomas.
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He utters the excuses a former teammate used to pass off blame on him and then shoos them away.
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But they are more than happy to pass off all the risk to the farmer should anything go wrong.
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For every traumatic labor there are many that pass off without so much as a chip in your tailbone.
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Porn has tried to pass off ethnically ambiguous performers, like Vega or Janice Griffith, as Arab in select scenes.
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Such an approach is dangerous because it allows legislators to pass off political problems to apolitical law enforcement officials.
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In 2013, a zoo in China angered guests by trying to pass off a hairy dog as a lion.
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Then Phil threw a no-look pass off Isaac's hands, Will missed a three and the game turned ugly.
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But it is unclear how often people try to pass off unrelated children as their own for this purpose.
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If a random person tried to pass off this level of preparation for a housesitter, I would be pissed.
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His transparent attempt to pass off his latest appointment as a feminist choice is just more evidence of that.
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Or you can pass off your PC to friends and family members and see what they come up with. Enjoy!
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"Teamwork between the brigades … is very important because we can pass off our lessons learned to one another," he explained.
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Nevertheless, he says, fraudsters have smashed some of them and stuck them to authentic bases to pass off as originals.
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Leiomy says she's seen dancers at balls try and pass off routines of hers as if they were their own.
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One involved bribing university officials to pass off applicants as athletic recruits; the other used brazen cheating on standardized exams.
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These are towns that people in bigger cities often immediately pass off as racist, uneducated holes not worth a visit.
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Filipino parents sometimes try to pass off dinuguan as "chocolate meat," to coax — con, really — their children into eating it.
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Not expecting the help, Harden changed his mind in mid air, and flipped a pass off target towards the corner.
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"It makes me angry that other DJs pass off real musicians' work as their own," she says, referring to the practice.
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They've smeared him as antisemitic and racist, and tried to pass off Breitbart as some kind of white supremacist news site.
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How many times can you try to pass off a Caucasian actor as a character of color before society calls bullshit?
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Fresh off of "The Princess Bride" and "Glory," the movie tried to pass off Cary Elwes as a NASCAR driver villain.
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IOWA: Anyone trying to pass off margarine as real butter is guilty of a misdemeanor under food-labeling laws in Iowa.
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Goop has a right to sell "open-minded" woo, but it should stop trying to pass off its Goopshit as science.
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He explores who these nativist leaders were and how their elite status allowed them to pass off bogus claims as science.
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To the Athenians, the islanders are "the rats," who try to pass off Chinese garlic and Dutch tomatoes as local produce.
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Skilled attackers have long tried to pass off their malware as legitimate software, in some cases by obtaining and stealing certificates.
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You scribble down all the lyrics you remember, pass off the songs as your own, and get a huge record deal.
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Ghana has held five successful democratic elections since 1992 and Mahama said he was hopeful the election would pass off peacefully.
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The Daily News reported the incident was not recorded and that Gonzalez tried to pass off the comment as a joke.
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And finally, somebody asked you to explain the bumper sticker that you&aposre trying to pass off as an actual the thought.
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Last year, after the tweets were uncovered and public outcry arose, he attempted to pass off all of his statements as comedy.
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"I didn't go through all this and wait all this time just to pass off my baby to a nanny," Lewis admits.
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Jordan Martinook bounced a backhand pass off the side boards from behind the net, and Murphy one-timed a shot through traffic.
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Some have so far absorbed the levies but prices are up on numerous products as companies pass off the charges to consumers.
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When suppliers' prices rise, grocers are faced with two options: Pass off the cost to consumers or take the hit to profit.
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Trump will likely try to pass off attacks on Iran as an effort to stem the spread of weapons of mass destruction.
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Jack Hughes got a pass off to Chmelevski directly in front of the net, and Chmelevski poked it under goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov.
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Prosecutors say Lane had feigned pregnancy for nearly a year and planned the attack, hoping to pass off the baby as her own.
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They're handy little carriers that can pass off a stretch of DNA as easily as a courier hands an envelope to a client.
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If you don't have one, surely you know someone who would be glad to pass off their responsibility to you for an afternoon.
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However, the bill also contains a controversial provision that would allow Pacific Gas and Electric to pass off some its liabilities to customers.
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Told by an interviewer that his troll really looked like him, an unimpressed Timberlake tried to pass off the likeness as CGI magic.
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The tanker Karvounis carrying Venezuelan oil is anchored at South West Pass off the coast of Louisiana, according to Reuters vessel tracking data.
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Golden State had a chance to win after that, but Draymond Green dribbled the inbounds pass off his foot and out of bounds.
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"A lot of Iranians get a cultural pass because they can pass off as white, but I never had that experience," he said.
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Some analysts interpreted that as a sign that he was preparing to pass off Mr. Brunson's release as the decision of the court.
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A street artist not named Banksy is suing a company for trying to pass off his prints as Bansky originals ... TMZ has learned.
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Under federal law, it is illegal to pass off a doctored National Weather Service forecast as official, weather journalist Dennis Mersereau pointed out.
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He also tried to pass off a baseball that he falsely claimed was from America's first professional baseball team, the Cincinnati Red Stockings.
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Tre Scott dunked home a pass off the backboard from Justin Jenifer as the lead grew to 25 with a minute to play.
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Season 1 ends with a woman being accused of ghastly crimes—attempting to pass off fake Hermès bags and wearing non-designer attire.
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We wanted their other guys to beat us and we forced him to pass off to other guys and we trusted our weakside rotation.
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"This quote that was attributed to me by an account trying to pass off as 'parody' made my life a living hell," she said.
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The connection between the influence of an outside substance and the creation of hallucinatory art is an easy one to pass off with assumption.
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"At best, State's efforts to pass off its deficient search as legally adequate during settlement negotiations was negligence born out of incompetence," Lamberth wrote.
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Winnipeg tied it when Scheifele one-timed a Blake Wheeler pass off the rush from the left circle 23 seconds before the first intermission.
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We learn about her three abortions, one of which she tried to pass off as a response to a rape (it was actually Frank's).
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Prosecutors also said Mr. Hunter had tried to pass off personal expenses as charitable contributions for veterans, an offense that alienated an important constituency.
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Thankfully, the airport security team eventually found her and helped the couple pass off Candy to some friends and continue on to their destination.
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Experts say there are real risks to workers trying to expense something offbeat or expensive, or pass off personal expenses as something related to work.
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Like Tyler, the Creator, Billie Eilish is selling a bunch of official junk on her website that you could easily pass off as a costume.
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Henrique tapped in a Kyle Palmieri pass off the rush for New Jersey (231-233-53), who is now 25-25 in overtime this season.
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Giving AI anything close to human rights would allow firms to "pass off both legal and tax liability to these completely synthetic entities," says Bryson.
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St. Louis caught Chicago with a line change, and Schwartz took a long pass off the boards from goalie Jake Allen and beat Corey Crawford.
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Huawei tried to pass off a professional photo as an image taken with its new flagship phone, the P303, which will launch later this month.
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"We didn't want it to appear that we were trying to pass off an old video as a new video," spokesman Colonel John Thomas said.
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Rodrigues gave Buffalo a 2-1 lead by converting Kyle Okposo's cross-ice pass off Anderson's blocker after Casey Nelson pried the puck from Brassard.
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Pavelski was left alone to the left of the net and converted a carom of a directed pass off the back boards from Joel Ward.
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In the end, the generosity of strangers will never be enough to overcome Jack's advantage of being able pass off his disposal cost on society.
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He got the puck when Brendan Perlini bounced a pass off the backboards to Rieder, who snuck it past Varlamov before the goaltender slid over.
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Denis Malgin set up the goal by stealing the puck and getting a pass off to Huberdeau, who rang one in off the left post.
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I think we're willing to take a hit because it's not fair to pass off this punishment to our customer," she said on "Closing Bell.
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At bookstore and library podiums, it's possible to pass off repeatedly losing your train of thought or bonking your glasses into the microphone as charming.
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Tesla doesn't have a robust network of dealers that it can pass off the costs of sales onto the way that carmakers like GM do.
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Rookie Jaylen Brown had 16 points and eight rebounds off the bench and delivered a highlight-reel slam on a pass off the glass from Thomas.
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Worse still, was I trying to pass off my personal revenge fantasy as high-minded and rational, inspired by Google searches I dignified as "scientific data"?
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During his 250 House reelection campaign, long before Franklin came along, he borrowed a dog named Buttercup to pass off as his own in an ad.
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Earlier this year, however, T-Mobile said it would pass off Netflix's subscription rate hike to consumers, forcing them to pay $423 monthly for the access.
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Thinking about mystical, God-granted hand wounds for two hours could make you want to pass off the responsibility for holding your palm skin in place.
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Update: BlackBerry has apparently thought better of its original strategy to try to pass off the layoffs as a "small number" and amended its original statement.
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At the very least, it'll make it harder for Trump and his team to pass off the investigation as a Clinton- or Democrat-led smear campaign.
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We've all heard about the guy selling dime bags of oregano, and watched Dirk Diggler try to pass off baking soda as cocaine in Boogie Nights.
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Bailey tied it with a slick short-handed goal off a splendid pass off the right boards from Casey Cizikas at 14:46 of the second.
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He rifled a volley from outside the front of the box past Galaxy goalkeeper David Bingham after a pass off the end line by Paxton Pomykal.
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He says his biggest success to date is collecting about $373,000 in compensation from a company that tried to pass off its blankets as pure cashmere.
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She convinced friends and an ex-boyfriend that she had given birth before trying to pass off Broussard's child as her own, according to an affidavit.
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I don&apost want to pass off the PM&aposs fashion faux pas as adorkable instead of calling it out for what it is: an abomination.
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Black Mirror has often tried to pass off its ironic twists as satirical, but too often, they're neither satirical nor deeply meaningful — twists for twists' sake.
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The video was pulled because "we didn't want to make it appear that we were trying to pass off old video," said US Central Command spokesman Col.
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Defenseman Cam Fowler set up the goal with a banked pass off the left boards at center ice that Comtois controlled as he got behind the defense.
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But, the affidavit said, she convinced friends and an ex-boyfriend that she had given birth and then tried to pass off Broussard's child as her own.
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Eventually they have to pass off what they refer to as "call outs" to their design team so that they can manifest their creations into physical costumes.
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Then I found out that her nose ring is a weirdly shiny wart that she tries to pass off as a nose ring because she's embarrassed by it.
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Both co-founders say that they drink minimally in their free time and the two even built a robotic pourer to pass off the responsibility of making drinks.
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Getzlaf started a break when he sent Henrique forward with a pass off the boards, and Henrique put a move on both Ekblad and MacKenzie Weegar to score.
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Neither Republicans nor Democrats have an incentive to pass off the pen to a committee that will draw maps less favourable to them in the next decade's elections.
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Stevens' final basket came with 16:16 to go as Wheeler led the break and bounced a pass off the backboard that Stevens threw down with two hands.
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Read more: We did a blind taste test of Burger King's new meatless Impossible Whopper, and were surprised to find it could pass off as the real thing
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YOU KNOW YOUR ABUELITA WOULD DISOWN YOU IF YOU TRIED TO PASS OFF FROZEN TAMALES AS HOMEMADE AT YOUR NEXT FAMILY GATHERING, SO DON'T EVEN TRY IT, MIJA.
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They say there is a risk that it could actually encourage elephant poaching, by allowing traders in illegal elephant tusks to pass off their goods as mammoth ivory.
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Documents unsealed earlier this month stated that Fieramusca had hatched a long-standing plan to fake her own pregnancy and eventually pass off Broussard's baby as her own.
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Meg Annison, spokeswoman for the Mississippi Lottery, confirmed that two men visited the lottery headquarters and attempted to pass off an altered ticket, but declined to comment further.
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But Kudos to Brobst for looking so fantastic for her age that she can easily pass off as a teenager, despite having been born during the Reagan administration.
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Late in the first quarter, Diaw drove from the top of the key, drew a help defender, and dropped a pass off to West, who made a short hook.
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Founded in 2011, it has its work cut out: some restaurants use rancid cooking oil, keep raw chicken on the floor or try to pass off donkey as beef.
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This timing is particularly unfortunate for Huawei, since just weeks ago it got caught trying to pass off a DSLR photo as a photo from one of its phones.
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Bergeron's goal was set up by a pass off the boards from Crosby, who has grown accustomed to performing under pressure and delivering for Canada on the big stage.
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While the league tried to pass off the waiver as a part of standard operating procedure, once the media got ahold of the agreement, red flags were immediately apparent.
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Apple also sued Mobile Star LLC for making counterfeit Apple chargers, which it tried to pass off as authentic on Amazon, which brought the retailer's name to the news.
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There are crab jerks selling tickets to scam events, and there are other crab jerks trying to pass off crab from Argentina as the genuine article from the Chesapeake.
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"I made some errors in the way I credited sources, but that there was no attempt to pass off someone's ideas, opinions and phrasings as my own," she said.
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Meanwhile, his doggie co-worker was 12, and covered more than twice as many miles under much harsher conditions to pass off the serum to Balto and his team.
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We've watched the next leap in mobile networking trickle out in some areas, we've witnessed embarrassing proof of concept demos and we've seen telecoms try to pass off fake 5G.
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The fact other sources were acknowledged and these two were not might bolster the argument that there was a deliberate attempt to pass off the speech as an original work.
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Trump — who tried to pass off his comments on the tape as "locker room banter" — during the debate brought up the allegations of these women, who were in the audience.
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When Lynette came back to pick me up for real an hour later, I'd tried to pass off an ankle-length plum wrap dress and heeled sandals as formal wear.
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Harris-Taylor suggested that instead of taking selfies, people can pass off photographer duties to a friend or loved one, and invite them to capture candid moments of each other.
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"I was just trying to forecheck, then all of a sudden I had a little mini breakaway," said Hoffman, whose initial thought was to pass off to winger Bobby Ryan.
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The left winger took a pass off the rush from Jordan Staal, spun away from Buffalo defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen and beat Chad Johnson with a high shot from the slot.
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Except these accounts, which are seemingly trying to pass off as journalists or legitimate sources of information, are sloppily-put-together sock puppets of one or more politically-motivated hackers.
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Marleau re-established the two-goal lead at 533:32 of the second period, taking a pass off the boards and scoring on a breakaway for a 3-1 lead.
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Prosecutors also alleged that the congressman, a Republican elected to represent a Southern California district in 2008, attempted to pass off some of those expenses as charitable contributions to veterans.
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And clearly this reseller program is a mutually beneficial relationship, both for FlexiSpy as the ultimate developers, and for companies who can just pass off the malware as their own.
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People are smart enough to know that shows like The Bachelor aren't 100% real-life, but we keep watching almost to see what they'll try to pass off as 'reality' next.
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All of which allows would-be election manipulators to pass off junk views as online news, leveraging the reach of Facebook's platform and its attention-hogging algorithms to amplify hateful nonsense.
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Rask stopped 30 Tampa shots until Victor Hedman deflected in a pass off the skate Boston defenseman Colin Miller to end what would have been Rask's fourth shutout of the season.
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In the third minute, Argentina played a short pass off a corner kick, and Lavezzi pushed the ball back to Messi, who was standing alone just outside the 18-yard box.
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If you've been playing single-player games as a multiplayer experience for a long time, you know the rules: every time you die, you pass off the joypad to your partner.
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McDavid faked a shot and put a hard pass off the end boards, with the puck ricocheting around the net and to an open Nugent-Hopkins, whose quick shot beat Halak.
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Rickard Rakell scored the equalizer with time winding down and then, in double overtime, Getzlaf completed the rally with a pass off the wall that found Corey Perry for the winner.
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Boston made it 83-2 with four seconds remaining in the period when Krug bounced a pass off the end boards to Marchand for the latter's 16th marker of the season.
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His patented assist is the wraparound, in which he attacks the second line of defense at full speed before reaching around the defender to drop the pass off for a dunk.
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Never was this more apparent than on QT's one-off single "Hey QT," which co-masterminds SOPHIE and A.G. Cook tried to pass off as an energy drink singing to an audience.
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The conversations, many of which border on the absurd, show the scheme's fixer and parents brainstorming how to pass off an otherwise unathletic child as a star — or cheat on admissions tests.
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The method being used was flawed, however, making it easy for a hacker to pass off code as if it had been signed by Apple—to masquerade as Apple, in other words.
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The lawsuit says Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche and their United States subsidiaries violated New Mexico's air quality standards and engaged in deceptive marketing to pass off certain diesel models as clean and efficient.
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Even if the two summits pass off without controversy—as they might, given how Mr Trump delights in confounding his critics—the differing priorities, divergent beliefs and clashing political cultures will remain.
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Toews rushed down the ice to snare a pass off the near boards from teammate Brent Seabrook and went high to Bishop's glove side and into the short side of the net.
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The Red Raiders responded immediately with a 13-4 run, highlighted by an Evans pass off the backboard to Zhaire Smith for a dunk to put the Red Raiders ahead by 16.
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ROME (Reuters) - Police have seized hundreds of thousands of euros worth of fake champagne in a workshop near Padua, northern Italy, with counterfeiters looking to pass off sparkling wine as Moet & Chandon.
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"I'm saying that I made some errors in the way I credited sources, but that there was no attempt to pass off someone's ideas, opinions, and phrasings as my own," Abramson said.
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When hospitals tend to uninsured patients, they ultimately either have to pass off costs to insured patients or take losses, which can grow to the order of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Shaun Osher, founder and CEO of CORE, points out that the most experienced agents may also be the busiest ones, more likely to pass off your search or sale to a substitute.
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It soon found Nino Niederreiter in the slot, who ripped a shot that could have been a pass, off the end boards, at an acute angle, to the waiting stick of Staal.
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Electricity regulator Aneel and the energy ministry are concerned a possible bankruptcy filing could slow efforts to pass off transmission projects crucial to the national grid, reported Valor Economico, citing unnamed officials.
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The photo instantly becomes worldwide news, much to the delight of the astro-pranksters, who begin work on a plan to pass off a dental X-ray as the Loch Ness Monster.
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It's become somewhat of an unofficial holiday in the United States, where Americans of Mexican descent and almost anyone besides Donald Trump can embrace Mexican culture, or whatever we pass off as such.
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But we're with Teigen on this one: Any pizza place that has the balls to most likely pass off frozen pizzas as its own product is just wacky enough to earn our respect.
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Every time our heroines appear to be staring at the jewels for an unnaturally long time—so that they can eventually steal them—they pass off their fascination as an endemically feminine pastime.
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Between 40 and 50 percent of the LGBTQ community identifies as bisexual, but they are frequently left out of the narrative — often because there's a misconception that they can "pass off" as straight.
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But it just feels underhanded that manufacturers and retailers will be trying to pass off 8K as the best thing going this year and pushing it on consumers when it's just not ready.
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They might pass off their annoyance as pride or patriotism, but part of it, I'd bet, is that Alexei is a constant reminder of how assimilated they've become into their cushy American lifestyles.
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It's a testament to Lee's skill as a writer that she's able to pass off her own work as that of some of our greatest writers', and that's part of the film's appeal.
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With an "overly capacious definition of security" and a limit-free credit card, Washington's military spending habits are as reckless as the collection of foreign misadventures it tries to pass off as defense.
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"We didn't want to make it appear that we were trying to pass off old video," Colonel John J. Thomas, a spokesman for the US Central Command in the Middle East, told CNN.
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Nashville initiated scoring at 4:25 of the first period when Viktor Arvidsson redirected Josi's centering pass off defenseman Braydon Coburn and past a helpless Bishop for his sixth goal of the season.
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How many centers can take a defensive rebound the length of the court and then orchestrate a backdoor layup on the fly by whipping a one-handed bounce pass off a live dribble?
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My point is that content has long since fallen to the tyranny of tailoring and personalization, and content marketing (that stuff that marketers like to pass off as editorial) is a big business.
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The fact that there's such low pricing transparency at funeral homes should clue you in that they try to pass off steep markups since customers might not have the energy to keep looking.
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He was sipping a canned espresso beverage and his eyes bulged as he spoke, as if he was trying to pass off as revelatory something he had in fact said countless times before.
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That applies to the web too, so—broadly speaking—when you put something up online, it belongs to you and you can take steps if someone tries to pass off your work as theirs.
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And loud enough objections can act as a counterweight to moves to quietly slip new loopholes into encrypted services via vaguely-worded legislature — or attempts to pass off intellectually dishonest arguments as inarguable logic.
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Nyquist scored when Larkin banged a pass off the boards and Nyquist skated across the crease and lifted a backhander over Luongo's shoulder for a 2-0 edge at 17:28 of the first.
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He ended up making three different versions of a 3D-printed violin, each one improving on its predecessor before settling on a design that he was happy to pass off to violinist Rhett Price.
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" But Gorsuch's editor at Princeton University Press was dismissive, saying, "Judge Gorsuch did not attempt to steal other people's intellectual property or pass off ideas or arguments taken from other writers as his own.
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"At best, State's efforts to pass off its deficient search as legally adequate during settlement negotiations was negligence born out of incompetence," Lamberth wrote of the department's review of emails Clinton provided to investigators.
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Mindful of the backlash after sharp questioning of Anita F. Hill during confirmation hearings for Clarence Thomas in 1991, the male Republicans preferred to pass off the task to a professional and a woman.
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Though the commercial collection was exclusively costume jewelry, Mr. Binns celebrated the fakeness of his pieces rather than try to pass off rhinestones and paste as gems, playing up wild colors and oversize volume.
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On Wednesday, IBM Research announced a patent that might someday allow delivery drones to pass off packages to one another mid-flight to create a relay system, extending a supply chain's reach even farther.
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In Maryland, a state legislator introduced a measure to better regulate rent-to-own landlords to make sure they are renting habitable homes and not trying to pass off major repairs onto their tenants.
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Seven people in the Greek province of Thessaly have been arrested for allegedly trying to pass off sunflower oil as olive oil, the Associated Press reports, and it wasn't some ramshackle, backwoods operation either.
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According to Melinda Gates, she and her husband will often pass off books that they've enjoyed to each other, which is likely why two of the three books she recommended feature blurbs from Bill Gates.
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Still, most analysts believe they are fairly well prepared to ride out any pullback in consumer lending, even if they are forced to focus only on their best customers as they pass off rate hikes.
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Zajac, who sprung Smith-Pelly with a perfect head-man bank pass off the right-wing boards, made it 2-0 New Jersey with a short-handed goal at 8:49 of the second period.
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In a recent ad for its Nova 20183i phone, the world's second largest phone maker was exposed for misleading consumers with DSLR photos that it tried to pass off as selfies taken with the phone.
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" In a devastating review of Stardust Memories for The New Yorker, Pauline Kael asked, "What man in his forties but Woody Allen could pass off a predilection for teenagers as a quest for true values?
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After the league came to what is expected to be a $756 million uncapped settlement with thousands of retired players in 2013, they have looked to essentially pass off that cost onto the insurance companies.
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Cuomo acknowledged during a news conference Sunday that he would try to pass off store-bought meatballs as homemade to his children while trying to carry on the family's Sunday dinner tradition after his divorce.
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Parker rose up over the two Farmington players, collected the pass off the glass, and slammed home a two-handed dunk, extending the Eagles lead to 0003 and sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
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Because instead of doing the right thing and putting photos taken by its devices for use in promos, Samsung was caught, not once, but twice trying pass off pictures shot on a DSLR as smartphone photos.
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He'll catch a pass off a baseline cut and then, knowing every single defender on the opposing team has his full attention, whip a perfect pass with magnetic precision to an open shooter along the perimeter.
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For instance, from r/ForeverAlone: And from r/Braincels: It's tempting to pass off some of this as self-deprecating humor, but incel culture is teeming with the kind of self-deprecation that gets dangerous fast.
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In the next one, an assistant on set is walking behind Sansa Stark (Turner) in between a scene in the crypt, and looks like she is about to pass off the sword for someone to hold.
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Here we run up against the limits of Ms. Ngcobo's anti-totalizing stance: It simply asks too little of artists, and allows her to pass off the most puerile of projects as an act of resistance.
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Because the star player's father (Tracy Morgan) doesn't trust a woman without a family, Ali tries to pass off a one-night stand and his son (Aldis Hodge and Auston Moore) as her husband and child.
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Eli Manning is currently being sued by memorabilia collectors who claim the Giants quarterback has been involved in a years-long scheme to pass off regular helmets, jerseys, and other pieces of apparel as game-used items.
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Perreault then intercepted a bank pass off the boards by Alex Tuch near the Vegas blue line and went in and beat Fleury with a backhand on his glove side for his 10th goal of the season.
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Killorn backhanded a pass off the boards to Johnson, who sped up the ice and fed Kucherov on the far side to beat Howard for a 1-0 lead with 13:37 left in the first period.
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Eli Manning and the New York Giants are involved in a lawsuit in New Jersey with sports memorabilia collectors that alleges a years-long conspiracy to pass off regular old helmets and jerseys as game-worn items.
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Over in Congress, the Republican House speaker, Paul Ryan, tried to pass off as good economic news that a public school secretary would take home an extra $1.50 a week as a result of the tax law.
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There remains a false assumption that restaurants are staffed by college students and 20-somethings, making it easy to pass off substance abuse as a result of unmotivated employees or the immaturity of a younger work force.
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Speaking of politics, it might be easy to pass off criticism of Limbaugh's award as a function of political division; that is, to suggest that liberals disagree with the very idea of the President's honoring a conservative.
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He took a bank pass off the boards from Pastrnak and then broke in on the left side, where he beat Fleury with a wrist shot that clanged in off the post on the goalie's glove side.
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Moore took a banked pass off the side boards from Roman Polak, skated through the right circle and flipped a backhander over Korpisalo for his fifth goal of the season at 213:24 of the first period.
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In the end, much of the plane's real design happened on the assembly line, and Boeing had to write off three separate mock-ups that were too much like science projects to pass off as airworthy planes.
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Benn kept the puck in the offensive zone at the blue line, made a self pass off the side boards to get past a defenseman and skated to the net, beating goaltender Connor Hellebuyck with a backhander.
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In November, Facebook announced a new plan that would revamp how the company makes content policy decisions on its social network — it will begin to pass off to an independent review board some of the more contested decisions.
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Whenever I shop in the bulk section, I always try to pass off my purchases as something cheaper, and today it's putting the cheapest granola bulk code on the muesli and passing the vanilla off as balsamic vinegar.
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There have even been bans from some unlikely quarters: YouPorn just announced action against Jones for a ToS violation — nixing his ability to try to pass off anti-truth hate preaching as a porn alternative on its platform.
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Hossa followed with a breakaway goal after he took a pass off the boards from Panarin and broke away, fought off a defender, and fired a shot past Varlamov, who surrendered the two goals on seven Chicago shots.
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Ten male relatives standing at intervals around the holy book were there to symbolically "pass off" Ms. Kaur to Mr. Mattson, and make it known that they will continue to nurture and protect her once she leaves home.
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"The greatest cruelty in the world is to tell people you will help in their situation with legislation and then try to pass off legislation that would do nothing," said Representative Doug Collins, the Judiciary Committee's top Republican.
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He also tried to pass off documents with visible pen marks as photocopies:Mr Van Der Vaart claimed that the analyser logs that were handed to him by Mr Colella on 16 September 2016, were in an unusually pristine condition.
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Although the process may not completely work today, one researcher found that by writing code that autonomously mimicked real users, and then spread to other targets, he could quickly generate accounts that may reasonably pass off as real users.
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And it's democracy that suffers — because vote manipulators are able to pass off manipulative propaganda and hate speech as bona fide news and views as a consequence of Facebook publishing the fake stuff alongside genuine opinions and professional journalism.
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As celebrities who use social media to endorse products are warned that they must properly label their posts as advertising, a new global report warns marketers not to attempt to pass off branded messages as editorial or unbiased content.
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The Trojans (2-270) sealed the victory with a fourth-quarter defensive stop when safety Will Sunderland — a transfer from Oklahoma — snared a deflected pass off the hands of Nebraska's JD Spielman with 2187:292 left on the clock.
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Antonio Valencia created the opportunity with a curled pass off the outside of his foot and Martial, strangely unmarked in a Leicester penalty box that is usually locked fast, struck his shot through the legs of goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.
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Part of the plan involves cutting a deal with ISPs to have them put net neutrality guarantees in their service agreements and then pass off any enforcement to the Federal Trade Commission, which regulates consumer protection and anti-competitive marketplace behavior.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, argued that doing so would set a dangerous precedent of letting the House rush through its impeachment process and then pass off its responsibilities to the Senate, rather than first battling for key evidence in the courts.
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Compared to residents at those stricter programs, residents in the flexible programs were about half as likely to leave in the middle of a surgery, miss a surgery or have to pass off a patient needing care to another doctor.
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Tampa Bay's best chance came four minutes into the second period as forward Anthony Cirelli stole the puck, banked a self-pass off the wall and skated in from the left wing on a partial breakaway before being denied by Binnington.
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Think of all the monochromes you have seen in recent years, from Lucien Smith's "Rain Paintings" to Bill Jensen's "Dark Dragon Pools," and you get an idea of how many artists still try to pass off this commonplace abdication as radical.
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He talks about 3D-printing money and "having opinions" (yeah dude, opinions are rock star) and his pass-off of "you know what P about to say" deflates because Pharrell's hook is just him saying "bath salts" over and over again.
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As Sean lamented toward the end of the episode, when receiving his punishment for trying to pass off a Bad Place demon as a human, we do already know that Chidi is capable of improvement, of becoming a better person.
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On Trump's claim that he "finished" the conspiracy theory: Trump tried to pass off his involvement in the conspiracy theory as a public service, since he fanned the conspiracy theory for years, ultimately pushing Obama to release his birth certificate.
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As Android Police points out, the company should already have a statement ready to go because it's been caught before when it tried to pass off photos shot with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III as images captured by its P9 smartphone.
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With such a high premium placed on the appearance of effortless woke-up-like-this beauty, it's no wonder why celebrities try to pass off their perfect hair, radiant skin, and strong nails as the simple byproduct of drinking plenty of water.
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" Discussions about video game violence need to be held mainly within the games community, Carter said, and held "with people who are actually interested in figuring out a solution instead of politicians looking to pass off the blame for their ineptitude and greed.
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But mindful of the backlash after sharp questioning of Anita F. Hill during confirmation hearings for Justice Clarence Thomas in 1991, the all-male group of Republicans on the committee preferred to pass off the task to a professional and a woman.
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That, Ms. Hackitt reported, allows builders, landlords, materials suppliers and even government regulators to pass off responsibility onto each other — to the point that they often do not understand or even read the rules they are supposed to be following or enforcing.
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" Ms. Rowling's association with Ms. Forstater doesn't come as a complete surprise; in June the author was criticized for liking a tweet by an anti-trans YouTuber, which her publicity team tried to pass off as a "clumsy and middle-aged moment.
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A run by Anderson went for 3 yards, Goff threw an incomplete pass off Anderson's back side to avoid a sack, and on 93rd-and-7, but Goff once again rocketed a ball downfield, connecting with Robert Woods for an 18-yard gain.
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We don't see much, since the footage only lasts for a few seconds in both cases, but the leaked phone boasts the massive edge-to-edge screen design we've been expecting from the S8, so it's hard to just pass off as a fake.
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When he tried to pass off a pen to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer that was used for a bill regarding Housing and Urban Development Secretary nominee Ben Carson, Schumer groaned, prompting a laugh from House Speaker Paul Ryan and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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A closer look at the video also shows Ball frequently committing the major basketball party foul of cherrypicking — that is, not bothering to get back on defense in order to catch a long pass off the rebound from a teammate for an easy layup.
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The disc came to prominence on Wednesday when forward Randi Heesoo Griffin, an American of Korean heritage, took a pass off the boards, fought her way up the right wing and forced the puck on the Japanese net in the team's final preliminary round game.
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Second, is the fact that if you put your iPhone 6 in a case — which almost everyone does with their precious smartphone — it can basically pass off as an iPhone 8 at first glance, while the iPhone SE owners have no place to hide.
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It lets me leave the phone behind when I take a walk and will, if I'm doing a workout, track the route and then pass off the information to the iPhone Activity App so I can view my walk (or run) on a map.
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Read more: Meet the 8 people with new ideas about data, fees, and tech who are shaking up the $3.2 trillion hedge fund gameTo be clear, not all hedge funds are keen to pass off the development of AI tools and techniques to others.
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OK. In the film's final act, Tarantino tries to pass off one inaccuracy so blatant, so distracting, so obviously fake that it threatens to bend the line between fact and fiction to its breaking point—and yes, we're talking about Brad Pitt smoking acid.
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Although details of the program were made publicly available by FEMA months ago, to the conspiracysphere Gotham Shield is a potential false flag operation in which the U.S. government will attempt to pass off a genuine nuclear attack from Pyongyang as a routine exercise.
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Perhaps a decade ago, it would have been easy to pass off "The Captive Mind" as a relic of the totalitarian 20th century: However, the last decade has demonstrated how the mechanisms of mind control Milosz exposed continue to be deployed throughout the globe.
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Ilana is always showing how much she loves Abbi, sometimes to the point where Abbi has no idea how to reciprocate, a problem that becomes impossible to ignore the second she tries to pass off a stray face mask in her bag as some incredibly sentimental present.
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And social media platforms like Facebook have, ironically enough, made it easier for shadowy agenda-pushers to deploy astroturfing techniques to mask and pass off their self-interested lobbying as grassroots activism — and thus to try to shift public opinion without being caught in the act.
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You won't have to wait for a satellite to come into range, or worry about leaving range; at least one will be able to view any area at any given time, so they can pass off the monitoring task to the next satellite over if necessary.
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So while the court decision kicked up a lot of controversy at the time, and the Google of 2014 tried very hard indeed to pass off the notion that its algorithmic ranking of information in search results was equivalent to a library index card system — i.e.
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While it's technically your time to shine (and by shine, we mean pass off all the expensive necessities you'd rather not pay for to your generous friends and family), you might feel a little better knowing you're saving your loved ones some money on their gift.
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But the conversation around crediting on the internet, where it's easy to pass off content as your own and build lucrative brands out of it, has been going on for years, with little recourse for those that create tweets, Instagram posts, and videos that end up going viral.
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The four groups Facebook banned today seem to follow the same general playbook: They attempted to pass off fake users as real users and to promote stories and ideas that are either meant to promote certain ideologies or to simply sow division and raise distrust of the political process.
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Ottawa finally broke through with 6:33 left in the second, when defenseman Christian Wolanin took a cross-ice pass off the wing from Mikkel Boedker and drove one from the high slot into what was essentially an empty net as Blues goalie Jake Allen overcommitted the other way.
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If, like me, you're fortunate enough to live in the pizza wasteland that is Boston, the closest thing you'll find to a dollar slice—good, bad, or otherwise—is one of those cardboard discs in your grocer's freezer section that Mama Celeste is trying to pass off as pizza.
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"Clearly, there is a risk of a policy error which could trigger a sell-off in global financial markets,but this week's confirmation that the Fed will begin reducing its balance sheet should pass off smoothly, " Andrew Kenningham, chief global economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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When the Baltimore Ravens faced the Miami Dolphins, for example, N.F.L. analysts could annotate the video with the time Lamar Jackson took to get a pass off (3.8 seconds), the precise distance of the throw (46.9 yards) and the odds that Marquise Brown would catch it: 32 percent.
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At the lower ranks, Marines and soldiers were fighting small, brutal and frustrating actions, protected from being overrun by air power while losing lives and legs on ground, like the Korengal Valley, that the Pentagon did not intend to keep and had few viable proxies to pass off to.
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Jane Fonda, an actress, is rarely seen without her dog, nor is Ivana Trump, the former wife of President Donald Trump, who made headlines when she tried to pass off her six-pound Yorkie as a service animal, so that it could dine with her in an upscale Manhattan restaurant.
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But I'm doubtful that I'll be able to keep the good in view alongside the bad, if the sequel continues to be a game that worships an order maintained at gunpoint, by people who continually try to pass-off their random, indiscriminate violence as a form of altruistic public service.
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Lukaku's hard work up front was rewarded when he headed home Kevin De Bruyne's brilliant pass off the outside off his foot to make it 2-0 in the 69th minute and the big striker latched on to an Eden Hazard pass to complete the scoring with a neat finish.
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The Federal Communications Commission and its Donald Trump-appointed chairman Ajit Pai have recently sought to slash the agency's standards for what it considers acceptable access to broadband, including by allowing service providers to pass off mobile service as a replacement for home internet—a decision that would disproportionately impact poor Americans.
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The Blackhawks took a 1-0 lead at the 15:35 mark when Caggiula received a long pass off the boards by DeBrincat and fired a wrist shot from the bottom of the left circle past Merzlikins' glove and off the bottom of the crossbar for his first goal of the season.
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Also essential: Regulations capable of enforcing controls on dark money to protect democracies from being bought and cooked from the inside via the invisible seeding of propaganda that misappropriates the reach and data of Internet platforms to pass off lies as populist truth, cloaking them in the shape-shifting blur of microtargeted hyperconnectivity.
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The Sharks, who outshot Chicago, 23-3, over the first 31 minutes, increased their lead to 2-0 later in the period on a short-handed goal by Kane, who raced down an outlet pass off the boards by Brenden Dillon and beat Lehner five-hole for his ninth goal of the season.
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If it can get enough outsiders to buy into its oversight board — allowing it to pass off the oxymoron of "global governance", via whatever self-styled structure it allows to emerge from these self-regulatory seeds — the company's hope must be that the device also works as a bolster against political pressure.
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MIAMI — Turning to his left and looking to make a play, Nick Mullens tried to flip a screen pass in a meaningless December game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Denver Broncos in 3003, only to have Shelby Harris, a defensive tackle for the Broncos, knock the pass off its trajectory.
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I mean, Mr. Pinstripe looks like a creepy asshole even before the adventure proper sets off, when he tries to pass off his evil balloons on to Bo—but there's a sort of knowing quality to the writing, and enough fully off-kilter elements to keep it from feeling like 90s Tim Burton-lite.
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The same is true for trying to pass off glorified sawdust as the well-respected cheese known as Parmigiano Reggiano; not only is it bad manners, but it's factually inaccurate, a lack of respect to the artisans who have been making the real stuff the same way for centuries, and prohibited under EU regulations.
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Call it 'going native' advertising; faux tweets intended to pass off lies as truth, inflated and amplified by bot armies (fake accounts) operating in plain sight (often gaming Twitter's trending topics) as a parallel 'unofficial' advertising infrastructure whose mission is to generate attention-grabbing pantomimes of public opinion to try and sway the real thing.
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Unfortunately, we won't know if the movie just messed this one up or if Tarantino has some elaborate backstory spelling out exactly what the cigarette was laced with—at least not until he releases the inevitable four-hour director's cut featuring Tim Roth as a drug chemist trying to pass off DMT as acid or whatever.
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There's no shortage of people who want to pass off your work as their own (it's a little bit flattering, and a big bit annoying)… But I had also registered enough trademarks in my time that I knew how; and, if you know what you're doing, registering a trademark doesn't have to be very expensive — especially if nobody opposes the trademark.
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Baylor's offensive lineman Mo Porter had also tweeted along similar lines on Friday night, adding the hashtag #CAB, which stands for "Coach Art Briles": Sure, you could argue that the message is ambiguous enough to pass off as innocuous, but it just feels a little deep into the season (and maybe into PR training) for shit like this to happen.
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Do your part by watching this Milos Forman adaptation of Mr. Shaffer's Tony Award-winning play about the Hapsburg court composer Antonio Salieri (an Oscar-winning F. Murray Abraham) who confesses to a deadly rivalry with Mozart (Tom Hulce) and even tries to snatch "a bit of divinity" from his dying nemesis and pass off the music as his own.
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Read more: We did a blind taste test of Burger King's new meatless Impossible Whopper, and were surprised to find it could pass off as the real thingOn its website, Burger King revealed that employees prepare the Impossible Whopper — which is "0% beef" — in the same broiler where they cook many of the restaurant's other offerings, including beef and chicken.
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Jonathan Elliott had zero experience and credentials obtained in three minutes online when he performed his first wedding in 2011 in Princeton, N.J. But he didn't make rookie mistakes, like asking guests to be seated halfway through the ceremony, or as was the case with one bumbling officiant, fumbling the pass off of the rings and dropping them into a lake.
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And attempts to uncover Trump's personal life – let alone reveal that it is perhaps not dissimilar from his public one – whether an in-depth piece on his wife, Melania or the Times's exposé on his treatment of women, can pose a particular challenge for a candidate trying to pass off as both presidential, and someone who says whatever he wants.
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LendUp CEO Sasha Orloff LendUp CEO Sasha Orloff You can read the full announcement from the CDBO here: View this document on Scribd In a statement to the press, Orloff tried to pass off the problems as growing pains of a young startup, which he told me was cash constrained, and had to make tough decisions about who to hire and what to build.
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Read more:Scott Disick made his kids a $100,000 playhouse that is nicer than your apartmentWatch out Starbucks, Dunkin's new Cinnamon Sugar Pumpkin Latte is set to rival the PSL this fallThese are the best doughnut shops in all 50 statesWe did a blind taste test of Burger King's new meatless Impossible Whopper, and were surprised to find it could pass off as the real thing
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That's the quote that will make headlines, but White had a lot more to say in the wide-ranging conversation about the Super Bowl, including a much less visceral reaction to Shanahan's play call after Jones' catch: "I told Julio I would've jumped offsides.... "At that point, it's second-and-16, you know they're going to run the ball, Or they'll throw quick game (quick pass off a three-step drop).
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And so, while we still can, we celebrate Nenê, taking a pass off the pick-and-roll from Chris Paul, lifting, nearly heaving, his body in the air, taking contact from the eternally nut-kicked Mason Plumlee, seeming to, for a brief moment, shift the air around his body to give himself an angle, and throwing down on the Plumlord as Mason futilely swipes somewhere in the air.
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Everywhere you turn there seems to be some kind of quack or confidence man catering to an eager audience: Fox News hosts like Sean Hannity have moved from pushing ill-informed opinion to flat-out conspiracy mongering; pickup artists sell "tried and true" methods for isolated young men to seduce women; and sophists pass off stale pedantries as dark and radical thought, selling millions of books in the process.
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But Vegas came back to take a 2-1 lead later in the period on goals by Karlsson, who took a stretch pass from Jonathan Marchessault and beat Kinkaid with a wrister from the right circle, and Tuch, who broke in on the left wing after taking a pass off the boards from Nate Schmidt and firing a shot five-hole for his first goal of the season.
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It also said this inauthentic activity is not related to misinformation campaigns but is rather a new growth hacking tactic — which involves accounts paying third parties to try to boost their profile via the medium of fake likes, followers and comments (in this case by generating inauthentic activity by watching the Instagram Stories of people they have no real interest in in the hopes that'll help them pass off as real and net them more followers).
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Read more:Nestle's new 'Awesome Burger' is set to rival the Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger as the next beef-like plant-based pattyBaked by Melissa is now selling vegan cupcakes, but they're still a sugar lover's dreamWe did a blind taste test of Burger King's new meatless Impossible Whopper, and were surprised to find it could pass off as the real thing2 men were found guilty after eating dead raw squirrels in front of children to protest veganism
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To those who are angry, he offers only his own anger; to those led to hopelessness by a loss of faith in our institutions, he offers only affirmation that there can be no hope except himself, the maker of great "deals"; to those who feel insecure, he offers only himself as a model of how to pass off insecurity as confidence—and we should hardly be surprised that the example leads some of those around him to violence.
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While the advocates for organics at transparent companies such as Horizon Organics and Pete & Gerry's Eggs plan to continue to adhere to best practices—and have joined the Organic Trade Association in a lawsuit against the USDA—it's possible that larger, more faceless operations like Walmart's questionable Great Value brand could take advantage of lax USDA enforcement to raise animals in factory farm conditions and pass off their meat to consumers—at the higher organic price, of course—as responsibly raised.
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Read more: I tried every single burger at Burger King and ranked them from worst to bestI tried the signature burgers from 5 major fast-food chains, and the winner was obviousI ate similar meals at McDonald's and Burger King to see which would do it better, and the smaller chain beat out the bigger one by a hairWe did a blind taste test of Burger King's new meatless Impossible Whopper, and were surprised to find it could pass off as the real thing
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