That and being able to play fast and loose with ingredients.
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Many of these countries' governments play fast and loose with their currencies.
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She nailed him on his tendency to play fast and loose with the facts.
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And we've already seen what happens when startups play fast and loose with powerful products.
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Imagine that they instead play fast and loose with the contents of the warrant application.
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That said, there's no place like Las Vegas to play fast and loose with keeping clean.
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I knew, though, that the inpatient doctor supervising her care tended to play fast and loose with those rules.
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His obsession with loyalty and willingness to play fast and loose with basic norms against corruption might well defeat him.
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This may drive the contractor to play fast and loose with wages or safety to make the balance sheet work.
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They play fast and loose with white supremacist iconography, remixing it with pop culture and the sardonic tone of internet subculture.
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Russell Brandom explains why it's so dangerous for people in positions of authority to play fast and loose with the facts.
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If you decide to play fast and loose with the laws of snack-making in Scotland, you had better be prepared for the consequences.
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While style transfer tends to play fast and loose with these edges, shifting them back and forth as it pleases, photo style transfer preserves them.
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To say that to play fast and loose with anti-Semitism would be a disqualifier for political office in the United States is an understatement.
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But I think we both feel this huge responsibility to get it right and to not play fast and loose with the legacy of this time.
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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden has unveiled updated privacy legislation he says will finally bring accountability to corporations that play fast and loose with your private data.
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You can play fast and loose with them, substituting what you've got for what's called for, as long as you keep the basic vegetable families the same.
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"We're seeing a lot of countries around the world that are starting to play fast and loose with democratic institutions and with rule of law," she said.
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He got a better fact-checker One of the Trumpian traits that most frustrates his critics is a tendency to play fast and loose with the facts.
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But in the lead-up to 2020, the companies' rules are being tested by political candidates and government leaders who sometimes play fast and loose with the truth.
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In fact, these pricing tools are the exact tools that Ms. Bresch used to play fast and loose with the numbers Congress kept throwing at her during the hearing.
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The dreamy Philadelphia punks play fast and loose with the melody of this beloved American Water track, but the ghostly energy they give it more than makes up for it.
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Mr. Trump's inclination to play fast and loose with the truth, even after being elected, should elevate our concerns about the dangers of largely unchecked governmental power to propagandize citizens.
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In addition to wholesale theft of intellectual property until recently, China's legal and administrative IP regime allows Chinese companies to play fast and loose with IP rules, particularly in joint ventures.
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The carriers play fast and loose with the term "unlimited" these days, and Verizon will throttle your download speeds if you use more than 26GB of wireless data in a month's time.
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Facebook may be a free service, but it has no more right to play fast and loose with its users' privacy than house guests do in stealing family photos or rummaging through financial records.
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"You can anticipate that the president and all of us will continue to call out the media when play fast and loose with the facts," Pence said during a news conference Monday from Brussels.
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Moreover, he continued, the anonymity and power afforded by the web have emboldened some agents to play fast and loose with the facts — manipulating property postings, for example, and engaging in bait-and-switch tactics.
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I mean, do you see this as this is the way that people growing up now are going to watch videos going forward, even if YouTube continues to play fast and loose with its content moderation?
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They are helpful, however, in showing that Mr. Cooperman is willing to play fast and loose with the securities laws by ignoring disclosure requirements intended to aid other investors to understand what is happening in the market.
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The history books will record that not only did our 45th president play fast and loose with our constitutional rights and the rule of law, but that the Republican-held Congress rolled over and put party above country.
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"The N.R.A. is willing to play fast and loose with tax regulations," said Marcus S. Owens, a partner at Loeb & Loeb who served for a decade as director of the Exempt Organizations Division of the Internal Revenue Service.
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We've seen the company play hardball with AMC by blacklisting popular theaters in major markets like New York City, and play fast and loose with math in order to inflate the amount of revenue it drives in ticket sales.
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And an argument can be made that listening to the last moments of Khashoggi's life might, finally, drive home the atrocity of what happened here and how the Saudis continue to play fast and loose with the truth. 19.
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In other words, the SEC is letting the ICO explosion continue instead of enforcing a South Korea or China-style ban, but it will intervene if individual operators fail to follow securities rules or play fast and loose with them.
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Riverdale certainly likes to play fast and loose with incest (Betty's sister had twins with her third cousin) but the last thing that I want is for Chic to teach his little sister how to strip for strangers via webcam.
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This is a striking development given the fact that Kavanaugh's performance replicated many of the elements of Trumpism critics have objected to: tribalist animosity, a willingness to play fast and loose with the facts, and a contempt for institutional norms.
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With his colleagues, he called on the credit agencies to face penalties to the top brass and extortionate fines to hold the companies accountable — and to send a message to others that they can't play fast and loose with our data again.
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At best, it puts an onus on the consumer to evaluate privacy trade-offs (and let's be honest, you can't really opt out) rather than forcing those who play fast and loose with our information to adapt to less exploitative business models.
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The stories of Assassin's Creed games tend to play fast and loose with history — there are moments in the games where you fistfight with the Pope and hunt ghosts with Charles Dickens — but the level of accuracy and detail put into the worlds is remarkable.
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"The picture of Ireland painted by the Commission in its decision, as a country prepared to play fast and loose with the law to gain unfair advantage, could not be more damaging or further from the truth," Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny told lawmakers.
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Even though Gaga's exhibited a capacity to play fast and loose with expectations when it comes to her image and artistic flair, she's also something of a traditionalist performance-wise—or, as much of a traditionalist one can be while emerging from a giant egg.
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They are apparently not just worried that Trump could incriminate himself by admitting something he's actually done wrong, but that he might simply lie to investigators --play fast and loose with words and truth, as he does so reflexively -- and land himself in serious trouble.
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"Apparently," it's worth noting, because the series has continued to play fast and loose with deaths, including its latest fake-out, which saw Lincoln's Rick Grimes character seem to die, only to be miraculously saved, in order to revive him in a planned series of movies.
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But the vast majority of misconduct by law enforcement is motivated not by spite but by the belief that the end justifies the means—that it is fine to play fast and loose with the facts if doing so will put a dangerous criminal behind bars.
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Sure, they can usually depend on people's fears to get sensitive information, but I'd assumed that given the incredibly dangerous work Don does on Level 4, he would be prepped in case of blackmail situations, and/or know better than to play fast and loose with that information.
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When Kellyanne Conway referred to the non-existent "Bowling Green Massacre" during an interview on Thursday night, the statement was quickly seized on as yet another example of the willingness of the Donald Trump administration to play fast and loose with facts—and lie outright when it suits them.
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"Rest assured the president and I both strongly support a free and independent press but you can anticipate that the president and all of us will continue to call out the media when they play fast and loose with the facts," Pence told a news conference at the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
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So when we happened upon a beautifully formulated, very expensive, and just-this-side-of-expired tube of La Prairie Cellular Swiss UV Protection Veil Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50 at the bottom of last summer's weekender bag, we began to wonder if we could play fast and loose with its shelf life, too.
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"This case, however, with this significant payment of money, and attention that has been drawn to this issue, stands as a stern warning to companies who play fast and loose with classifying their workforce as independent contractors, who do not receive the benefits of the wage laws and other employee protections," said Shannon Liss-Riordan and Adelaide Pagano.
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WASHINGTON — In his first, rocky week as President Trump's press secretary, Sean M. Spicer was scolded by his boss, pilloried as a liar, hammered by journalists, mocked by Stephen Colbert, taunted by the flash-frozen ice cream brand Dippin' Dots and held up as the poster child for an administration that can play fast and loose with the facts.
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The Democrats' framework envisions a data-privacy bill that would finally put constraints on Silicon Valley firms, like limiting the amount of data companies can collect from users or requiring tech companies to audit their algorithms for discrimination, and also give average consumers the power to sue firms that play fast and loose with their data.
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If you're the kind of person who likes to play fast and loose with cleanliness in your apartment (hello, friends who haven't washed their sheets in two months, we're talking to you) or if you're new to the whole world of cooking at home in general, familiarize yourself with some of the most basic basics of at-home food safety.
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On one side we have what sounded to many as an obtuse invitation to Russia to reveal some of the "take" from its hacking efforts; on the other, we have a candidate who tried to play "fast and loose" with legitimate computer security procedures by setting up an unauthorized private email server and then explaining it all with a series of patently false statements to the American people.
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"I get the intelligence community's understandable reluctance to avoid a confrontation with the same President who undercut testimony provided at this exact hearing last year, but it's precisely because we have a President who seems to play fast and loose with the actual intelligence that this rare public hearing is so vital right now," he told CNN While the ODNI spokesperson would not provide details related to preliminary discussions between intelligence officials and committee staff, they did provide some additional context related to last year's planning process.
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Conventionally Oaths were regarded as "the strictest Ties and Obligations that a man can be under". For many the Engagement to the Commonwealth was impossible to take because it overrode their prior obligation to the monarchy (King Charles I and his heirs). The Presbyterian Richard Baxter held that he "could not judge it seemly for him that believed there is a God to play fast and loose with a dreadful oath".Richard Baxter, Reliquiae Baxterianae, London, 1696, p. 54.
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However, in episode 8 Leonardo is shown in competition with Michelangelo, who was not even born until 1475. In an interview with C21 Media, co-director Melanie Stokes said that "we play fast and loose with history and it's not the job of a drama to give facts... but to inspire imagination." Episode 8 accurately references Da Vinci's vegetarianism and love of nature (buying caged birds to release them). The portrayal of Piero de' Medici as scheming to overthrow the Duke of Florence is misleading; in 1467, Medici was the de facto ruler of Florence, and the city state would only acquire a Duke in 1532, when the title was given to Piero's descendant Alessandro de' Medici.
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After the film's limited release, given the controversy related to the film's depiction of torture and its role in gaining critical information, The New York Times columnist Frank Bruni concluded that the film is "a far, far cry from the rousing piece of pro-Obama propaganda that some conservatives feared it would be". Two months later, the paper's columnist Roger Cohen wrote that the film was "a courageous work that is disturbing in the way that art should be". Cohen disagreed with Steve Coll's critique of the screenwriter's stated effort not to "play fast and loose with history", writing that "Boal has honored those words". Cohen ended with a note about a Timothy Garton Ash analysis of George Orwell mixing fact and "invented" stories in Down and Out in Paris and London – as further support for Boal's method.
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James Clarke includes Edward Zwick's Oscar-winning Glory (1990) among the war films he discusses in detail; it is set in the American Civil War, and he lists six other films about that war which he considers "notable". The British military historian Antony Beevor "despair[s]" at how film-makers from America and Britain "play fast and loose with the facts", yet imply that "their version is as good as the truth." For example, he calls the 2000 American film U-571 a "shameless deception" for pretending that a US warship had helped to win the Battle of the Atlantic—seven months before America entered the war. He is equally critical of Christopher Nolan's 2017 film Dunkirk with its unhistorically empty beaches, low-level air combat over the sea, and rescues mainly by the "little ships".
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On the audio commentary of the Hong Kong Legends (Region 2) DVD, Bey Logan reveals that Chan's last period film, Dragon Lord (1982), had under-performed at the Hong Kong box office in comparison to the previous one, The Young Master (1980). Logan identifies that a possible reason for the poor performance was the comparative lack of action. Edward Tang and the production team felt that a period film could still have success if it had sufficient action, and so researched the history of Hong Kong during the time of pirates for Project A. Unlike other Hollywood period films that are set on an exact time and place, many Hong Kong films play fast and loose with their period in history. A prominent example by Bey Logan is set like this: the Hong Kong Marine Police is set up in 1846 by the British Colonial Government.
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