And he's not, uh, big into playing by the rules.
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I am playing by the rules, and she is not.
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Unfortunately, not all developers have been playing by the rules.
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"Iran is still not playing by the rules," Worden said.
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They're just playing by the rules put in front of them.
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I'm through with playing by the rules of someone else's game.
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In fact, it's taking glee in not playing by the rules.
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Neither created the system, and both are playing by the rules.
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Amazon is playing by the rules of what software licenses allow.
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If you can't win playing by the rules, you change them.
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And they wonder what happened, because they were playing by the rules.
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Canada's Carr rejected any suggestion that Canada was not playing by the rules.
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The fun comes in when you have to start playing by the rules.
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Many foreign policy experts agree that China is not playing by the rules.
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"Here's a woman who's not playing by the rules in general," Arquette said.
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If we're playing by the rules of the real world, it's a true statement.
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If someone's not playing by the rules that you agreed to, you gotta go.
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"These are the moms and dads of heartland America, playing by the rules," she said.
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Mueller is playing by the rules zealously, proactively and within the bounds of the law.
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As the owners of the land, the Saudis appear to be playing by the rules.
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If you're not playing by the rules, it's safe to assume that neither will he.
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Wells Fargo workers are joining lawsuits claiming they were punished for playing by the rules.
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"We are up against a force that is not playing by the rules," he said.
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But according to a source at the facility, Weinstein isn't exactly playing by the rules.
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The Air Force veteran has spent season 16 playing by the rules of The Bachelorette.
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But why would we unilaterally disarm if other countries are not playing by the rules?
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Playing by the rules may seem boring, he says, but you ignore them at your peril.
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Farms are actually trying desperately to be discovered, playing by the rules of Google's search algorithm.
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Singapore (CNN)The United States can't fully trust China until Beijing starts playing by the rules.
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And might President Trump's accusation that China hasn't been playing by the rules have a point?
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It's understandable that some young women would see playing by the rules as the easier path.
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He served to undermine, not promote, American ideals of honesty, transparency, and playing by the rules.
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"But the police are not playing by the rules, you know what I mean?" he continued.
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I'm glad Ted Cruz is playing by the rules, and he's not complaining about the rules.
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So I fixated on persistently playing by the rules, or at least never getting caught slipping.
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Official Black Friday is still a few days away, but Amazon isn't playing by the rules.
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That's when I realized that my boredom with sweaters happened because I was playing by the rules.
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Which I think is a fair warning that I have no intention of playing by the rules.
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Either way, all of this assumes that your adversaries are more or less playing by the rules.
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In 2014, when Kogan collected the data of 50 million people, he was playing by the rules.
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Manafort told "Meet the Press" the Cruz campaign is not playing by the rules to secure delegates.
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WE DO A BETTER JOB PLAYING BY THE RULES THAN A VERY LARGE NUMBER OF OTHER COUNTRIES.
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The local administrators, and they were simply playing by the rules that they were told to play by.
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He's bored of playing by the rules and so tries to provoke the hosts into breaking their loops.
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Together these new thresholds will help ensure revenue only flows to creators who are playing by the rules.
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Playing by the rules should result in the spoils that rule-following doles out to all involved parties.
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You realize that he is not playing by the rules of what everyone believes the rules should be.
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He was surprised to see Trump gaining so much traction in the state, without playing by the rules.
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"We are committed to playing by the rules, and that's what we expect from our coaches," he said.
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Do whatever you have to do to get what you want; playing by the rules is for suckers.
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"Like Bernie Madoff, anyone who guarantees results in this nonformulaic business cannot possibly be playing by the rules."
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The protesters were from a younger generation who had seen just how little playing by the rules had accomplished.
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"I must point out however that Nectome appears to me to be 'playing by the rules'," Hayworth told Gizmodo.
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Second, the party now empowered by a minority of voters — the Republicans — is not merely playing by the rules.
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The administration has legitimate concerns about China's commitment to playing by the rules on both trade and national security.
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Trump has railed against China's massive trade surplus with the U.S., criticizing Beijing for not playing by the rules.
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That's where one side is playing by the rules and the other is making them up as they go along.
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Manafort accused the Cruz campaign of "Gestapo tactics" and "not playing by the rules" in its efforts to wrangle delegates.
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"I'm a big believer in Democracy and playing by the rules, but this can't be a political process," Weaver said.
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Well, it's possible that the search giant is just playing by the rules that it set up for everyone else.
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But if you dig beneath the surface, you'll find that America's trade partners are not always playing by the rules.
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Steyer has also reached the 200,85033-donor threshold — a sign his campaign says is evidence he's playing by the rules.
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"We're going to be filing several protests because reality is, you know, they are not playing by the rules," he said.
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If Uber is going to be a grown-up company, in 2017, it needs to start playing by the rules. C+
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Now loaded with cash, Beijing makes it clear that China is not interested in playing by the rules of Western institutions.
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In a wholly ludicrous example of playing by the rules, the game went ahead as planned – albeit with only one team.
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"We have been...reaching out to China to tell them they really must start playing by the rules," Malmstrom told reporters.
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Without a growing, global consensus that China is not playing by the rules, it will be hard to affect fundamental change.
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I didn't want to live in LA. That was the album where I was just tired of playing by the rules.
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Suggesting that this principle is for sale would cheapen the idea that the United States cares about playing by the rules.
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Saying that he isn't playing by the rules only affirms their faith that he's the right guy for the job. ♦
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Even the historic Obama presidency could not suspend the injunction that playing by the rules wasn't enough to keep you safe.
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"Bollore has shown his capacity to turn businesses around and he's playing by the rules," she told Reuters in an interview.
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She's a certified teenage pop star — a part she has had zero interest in playing by the rules since day one.
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If it finds that China is indeed not playing by the rules, then there are clear limits on how America can retaliate.
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Nicki seems to be trying to win the game while playing by the rules that the men who came before her wrote.
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Simonds argued that reclassifying the ballot did not follow regular procedure and accused her opponent's campaign of not playing by the rules.
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Government does favors for undeserving people, and it doesn't help people like me who are working hard and playing by the rules.
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By playing by the rules that made these programs appealing in the first place, which is that they're incredibly sincere, Thompson said.
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Scattered and perpetually on the left side of the law, Dockery's character is good at heart, but bad at playing by the rules.
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In Trump, everyday Americans see an example of how hard work, playing by the rules, and setting high personal standards can benefit them.
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" China has not been "playing by the rules" for a long time, McConnell said, "so I admire what [Trump] is trying to do.
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Butler, channeling James Hunt at the start of Rush, argues that playing by the rules and showing sportsmanship is for losers, not F1 drivers.
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He thinks it is unfair that the Treasury seemingly changed the rules to inversion with no warning, when Allergan was playing by the rules.
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This results in spacious, impulsively wandering poems that create their own shapes as they go, rather than playing by the rules of established forms.
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Playing by the rules The Chinese government staunchly maintains that large areas of the South China Sea have been its territory since ancient times.
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"We were still playing by the rules, so to speak, and still trying to interject those situations [into the cartoon]," Murray told Entertainment Weekly.
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In other words, the XIM Apex works well precisely because it's playing by the rules of the game's aiming system, not because it's circumventing them.
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It is playing by the rules set forth by the Treasury Department to meet new standards of inversion to avoid U.S. taxes on overseas profits.
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There's widespread anger that too many immigrants are simply "getting away" with not playing by the rules at the expense of hard-working white Americans.
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"When people are not playing by the rules and they are creating more pollution ... we will catch them, we will hold them accountable," he added.
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A campaign spokesperson acknowledged that China isn't playing by the rules but said a Bloomberg administration doesn't think the trade war is the right approach.
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"In order for citizens to trust that justice is being done, we must first trust that our justices are playing by the rules," Roth said.
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Israel, though, is simply playing by the rules of the tournament, which lets teams recruit players who are eligible to hold passports in their countries.
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"There are so many unlicensed locations that the cannabis locations that are playing by the rules are deeply concerned," Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer said.
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Do you think the culture of corruption has changed significantly in the world or is it still difficult to be competitive while playing by the rules?
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The Obama campaign digital team was just playing by the rules in both cases, but the problem is the rules are terrible and should be outlawed.
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"The United States should take action to defend its interests when any foreign nation isn't playing by the rules or refuses to police itself," he said.
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"I've made it very clear through this campaign that I'm not playing by the rules that have been laid out previously," Hill said to CNN last November.
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But now that Monopoly Ultimate Banking Edition comes with a tiny ATM to handle all financial transactions, you'll suddenly have to start playing by the rules again.
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They also believe that foreign companies have retained too much say in dictating how India regulates the sector, leaving the country playing by the rules of others.
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Again, playing by the rules, former Vice President Temer, who belongs to a different party than Rousseff, is now the interim president while the impeachment prosecution proceeds.
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For example, they may suspect the college isn't playing by the rules, either — such as accepting legacy students over someone who might be better qualified, he said.
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Well, Democrats seem upset that they ousted Franken while Trump remains in office; they seem perturbed that only one side seems to be playing by the rules.
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"He works in risk management, he's obsessive-compulsive about playing by the rules, but he just didn't understand," she says, because he didn't see her behaving oddly.
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That sort of stuff is for the politicians who came before him -- the same ones who screwed everything up by playing by the rules, in his mind.
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While Republicans are blowing the use of her personal email server way out of proportion, it does point to a flagrant disregard for playing by the rules.
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In any case, local rivals who are already adept at playing by the rules will adapt quickly to new rules if it suits them to do so.
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Charles K. Verhoeven, Waymo's lawyer, said Uber, like the disgraced marathoner, wanted to win no matter what and realized that it couldn't win playing by the rules.
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Mr. Khan had said on BBC Radio earlier that Uber was not playing by the rules and had made aggressive threats to take London's transport authorities to court.
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They believe their lifelong goal of Scottish independence has never been closer, and that playing by the rules will get them across the line sooner rather than later.
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Appearance: Baseball Jersey Personality: Team Player Often roasted as wet blankets, Capricorns are earth signs known for working hard and playing by the rules....not unlike Joe DiMeowgio.
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" Brant Frost, a prominent Republican and Cruz supporter from the district, vehemently denied such charges, saying, "These are the moms and dads of heartland America, playing by the rules.
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Southeast growers argued that an anti-dumping clause in a new trade deal would give U.S. farmers more leverage to hold Mexico accountable for not playing by the rules.
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We should also tighten rules to prohibit inversions and ensure companies are playing by the rules by publicly reporting — country-by-country — their profits, taxes paid, and certain operations.
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One year ago, after a thorough investigation, the U.S. Department of Commerce determined that Canada once again wasn't playing by the rules and levied duties against Canadian softwood lumber.
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But Skip doesn't believe it will be winner-take-all race, and that unlike ride-hailing a few years ago, playing by the rules will prove a positive differentiator.
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The Southeast growers argued that an anti-dumping provision in a new trade deal would give U.S. farmers more leverage to hold Mexico accountable for not playing by the rules.
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If you ask that question, then I think you can't get away with just saying "some of us aren't playing by the rules," because I think that's an insufficient answer.
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Dashcams, bodycams, and other cop-tracking technology has been touted by community leaders and police departments alike as a tool for ensuring that the police are playing by the rules.
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Congress needs to find a solution that will deliver for hardworking Americans and businesses that are paying, or have paid, into the pension pool and are playing by the rules.
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We're older people like Jim Betts of Maine who want the opportunity to retire with dignity after years of hard work, playing by the rules and saving for the future.
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The Southeast growers argued that the anti-dumping provision in a new trade deal would give U.S. farmers more leverage to hold Mexico accountable for not playing by the rules.
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Basically, the threat of tariffs can be used to induce other countries to play by the rules; but we can't do that unless we ourselves are playing by the rules!
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If you're eligible to become a U.S. citizen, then you've already earned your place in this country by investing years of your life here, working hard, and playing by the rules.
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The nerve agent attack on former Russian double-agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter sends a powerful message to the rest of the world: the assassins aren't playing by the rules.
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His ascent to a judgeship via law school and hard work is a fulfillment of the American dream, a story of playing by the rules and rising up the social ladder.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - China on Thursday rejected comments by Salvadoran President-elect Nayib Bukele, who accused the Asian power of not playing by the rules and intervening in other nations' affairs.
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"We are going to investigate Guess's practices further to ensure that it is playing by the rules and not preventing consumers from buying products across borders," Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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Be smart: Kushner allies say he has embraced and encouraged this new reality — playing by the rules of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, who was installed with his support.
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While it seems unlikely that WTO arbitration would suddenly cause China to start playing by the rules, there's no reason to believe that a trade war will be any more successful.
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I think when you focus on competitors you start chasing and playing by the rules of what other people are good at rather than what makes you good as a company.
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"It should come as no surprise that President Trump, who appears desperate to undermine the Special Counsel's investigation, is again viciously attacking Pete for playing by the rules," the statement says.
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USA Gymnastics backed Biles, stating that she has complied with all WADA rules and regulations and completed all the necessary procedures and paperwork to make sure she's playing by the rules.
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The moon meets Saturn at 1:23 PM, so we're still playing by the rules—until the moon meets Pluto at 10:48 PM, which finds us opening up to big transformations.
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And whether it's Uber and Airbnb battling city governments, or 23andMe and Veritas Genetics pushing for FDA approval, playing by the rules is increasingly crucial to many start-ups' long-term success.
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There was a heavy military presence at Saturday's march, where demonstrators carried red cards and blew whistles to symbolize that President Vaz, known as "Jomav" locally, was not playing by the rules.
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Apple has added another step to prevent users from accidentally signing up for an iOS app's subscription — or, from being tricked into it by a scammy app not playing by the rules.
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Agreements between countries in the Arctic Council are non-binding, and Pompeo accused Russia and China of not playing by the rules as they look to assert rights over resources and trade routes.
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Still, he said, the constant shifts in U.S. policy made him feel annoyed that while he was playing by the rules, people who crossed illegally and then requested asylum were at an advantage.
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Private sector investors may not want to invest in a country that isn't playing by the rules, and countries may not want to trade with someone who has an obviously unfair competitive advantage.
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I am reminded of the spoiled kid who resolves to take his ball home because he can't win the game by playing by the rules — in this case, our constitutional separation of powers.
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This quandary might sound familiar if you've ever walked up to the club, seen a line snaking around the corner and on for eternity, and considered not playing by the rules like everybody else.
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"If other countries aren't playing by the rules and tariffs are needed to protect steel and aluminum jobs in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Rick would support those measures," Saccone spokesman Patrick McCann said in an email.
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We discussed why democracies collapse, what norms are most essential to preserving a healthy democracy, and what happens when a major party in a liberal democratic system decides to stop playing by the rules.
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He may want to use his moment to signal that he is not interested in playing by the rules of what increasingly seems, to many small and under-resourced independent designers, an unwinnable game.
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"Iowans are working incredibly hard, and we're playing by the rules, but Washington doesn't have our back and we deserve a heck of a lot better," she said at the rally, which also featured Sen.
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"Instead of playing by the rules — which we always do, and the other side doesn't — let's take the gloves off and do things the right way for once," the former "Charles in Charge" star added.
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With everything so political, it seems to me that the media world has been slower to adjust to this new reality -- and is still playing by the rules where sports and politics should never meet.
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The populist fervor these voters express is almost as old as the nation: They see themselves playing by the rules but still getting screwed, disdained by elites above them and mooched off by freeloaders beneath.
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Other nations may appeal to the World Trade Organization first to demonstrate that they are playing by the rules, while arguing that we are not, but when given the green light, they will not hesitate.
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Playing by the rules has become the mantra of Republican Party stalwarts, from Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus down through the ranks amid an ongoing assault from Trump accusing them of using a "rigged" system.
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" TRICIA SMITH, President, Canadian Olympic Committee: "We are disappointed by the World Anti-Doping Agency's announcement today and request that WADA provide the detailed rationale behind the decision and how this supports playing by the rules.
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So some of the things I'm accused of doing, had I done them this year by playing by the rules and passing a security clearance, they would pay me—or another person that had proved those concepts.
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With his letter to Uber, the poster child for tech's disdain for playing by the rules, Warner appears to be deepening his message that tech may no longer be above the regulations that govern more traditional industries.
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The Chinese have been stealing our intellectual property and not playing by the rules a long time so I admire what he is trying to do but I hope we can get a conclusion to this soon.
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While I disagree with the president on many issues, it's imperative that we as a country protect tens of thousands of American steel jobs that are under threat due to foreign governments not playing by the rules.
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All through the campaign, he and others in his Administration had insisted on playing by the rules, and not interfering unduly in the election, to the point that, after Trump's victory, some critics accused them of political negligence.
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Affirmative action, jobs for illegal immigrants, and (in some men's view) women in the workforce are all moving the goalposts, undercutting what these traditionalist Louisianans feel are lives of working hard, waiting patiently, and playing by the rules.
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His affection for Russia in defiance of the Washington status quo helped convince many that he wasn't interested in playing by the rules, and that teaming up with other nations against radical Islamists trumped concern over shared values.
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" A group representing the three major U.S. airlines and airline unions said in December that "what is now clear is that Qatar Airways has no intention of playing by the rules and of working cooperatively with the American government.
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And while 'playing by the rules' may at face value seem detrimental to doing business, MyBucks - as a key driver of FinTech throughout Africa and beyond - respects and endorses the regulations in every region where we choose to operate.
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In environments rich in social capital, the return for co-operative behaviour is high; you can make more money playing by the rules and building a business, for instance, than by reneging on a contract at the first opportunity.
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Of course, some believed everything and have just been waiting with bated breath to hear me confess it all," he says in the video, later adding, "Oh, of course they're going to say I'm being disrespectful, not playing by the rules.
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"Jay Clayton is a highly talented expert on many aspects of financial and regulatory law, and he will ensure our financial institutions can thrive and create jobs while playing by the rules at the same time," Trump said in a statement.
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Little Fires Everywhere is set in Shaker Heights, a quiet, idyllic suburb of Cleveland where order, careful planning, and playing by the rules is king — especially for resident Elena Richardson with her lawyer husband, four children, and seemingly perfect life.
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" The Omega Advisors chairman and CEO also said: "It took me 50 years of very hard work, long hours and playing by the rules to get where I am professionally, and I'm not going to let my legacy be destroyed unfairly.
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There's a certain power or self-produced status that comes from being a quote good guy and playing by the rules and doing the right thing that gives you the assumed moral high ground to then be kind of a prick.
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Changing these programs after the fact would be an abandonment of the basic principle that if private companies are playing by the rules, the government must act as a good business partner and hold up its end of the deal.
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"Jay Clayton is a highly talented expert on many aspects of financial and regulatory law, and he will ensure our financial institutions can thrive and create jobs while playing by the rules at the same time," Trump in a statement.
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"If you move forward and see people playing by the rules, which I don't believe ever really happens, you'll see supply come off and we could run into an issue later," said Michael McAllister, director of equity research at MUFG Securities.
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Little Fires Everywhere is set in Shaker Heights, a quiet, idyllic suburb of Cleveland, where order, careful planning, and playing by the rules is king — especially for resident Elena Richardson and her lawyer husband, four children, and seemingly perfect life.
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But while it's good to know that law enforcement is not asleep at the wheel, don't we also need to be confident that the agency is playing by the rules – rules that we decided long ago should govern our democracy?
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"Jay Clayton is a highly talented expert on many aspects of financial and regulatory law, and he will ensure our financial institutions can thrive and create jobs while playing by the rules at the same time," Trump said in a statement.
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As Scandal leaned further into its soapy roller coaster roots, it stopped playing by the rules it set up at the beginning of the series, which also happened to be the only things keeping the drama squarely grounded in some semblance of reality.
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But there have been times when I've worried this change won't sit well with fans of my old look, that I've ostracized them, that I am no longer playing by the rules I prescribed to countless women over the course of the show.
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"Jay Clayton is a highly talented expert on many aspects of financial and regulatory law, and he will ensure our financial institutions can thrive and create jobs while playing by the rules at the same time," Trump said in a statement Wednesday.
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Twenty years after he first started treating people in the Downtown Eastside, and a year and a half after he concocted a crazy plan that could help save their lives, Tyndall is realizing he might need to start playing by the rules.
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She opposes granting China market-economy status, which China will be seeking when a World Trade Organization clause expires in December, and has said she would make sure a newly installed trade prosecutor would ensure that China is playing by the rules.
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The current narrative about Uber is that although it might cheekily operate in a city, country, or region without fully playing by the rules, once it is established it becomes so popular that governments cave and find a way to let it operate.
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"Jay Clayton is a highly talented expert on many aspects of financial and regulatory law, and he will ensure our financial institutions can thrive and create jobs while playing by the rules at the same time," Trump said in a statement released on Wednesday.
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And since stopping Chinese theft of U.S intellectual property is supposed to be one of the President's top trade objectives, he should not ease up on ZTE until it stops its high-tech banditry and starts playing by the rules in intellectual property (IP) matters.
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This shouldn't be news to developers playing by the rules, as Google has had policies around "kid-safe" apps for years as part of its "Designed for Families" program, and countries have their own regulations to follow when it comes to collecting children's data.
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But citizenship is a skill that can be nurtured — by a party that insists on basic standards of decency in its candidates; that practices politics in humble, honest ways; that strengthens trust and institutions by playing by the rules, by confirming appointees and the like.
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The loser is the person who is out there working hard, playing by the rules, not knowing anybody, not going to Washington, and hoping and thinking that the merit of their idea and the quality of their work is what will win the day.
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REED: I am confident that Congress and the president will act quickly to resolve this, preferably with broader legislation that deals with children and spouses who are playing by the rules and trying to enter the country legally to join their parents or loved ones.
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And the lesson Mr Trump has taken from Cohn's ultimate defeat at the hands of hated bureaucrats—he was disbarred a few weeks before he died in 1986—was not the importance of playing by the rules but rather the perils of being laid low by illness.
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If he says Tehran is playing by the rules, he'll be pledging himself to uphold the agreement he's called the "worst deal ever"; if he says Iran is breaking the pact, it will collapse and Tehran could in theory resume its quest to attain nuclear weapons.
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She is opposing things she helped to negotiate, like the Pacific trade deal, and offering more benefits from government but refraining from telling people the hardest truth: that to be in the middle class, just working hard and playing by the rules doesn't cut it anymore.
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"We see a lot of investment opportunities in China, and the trade war talk and ZTE and actions that have been taken by the U.S. and the U.K. against Chinese firms that aren't playing by the rules — these are just a normal part of ironing out relationships," she said.
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But in the closed-door meeting with Democrats, Trumka stressed the importance of securing a deal that is enforceable — comparing it to the original NAFTA, which labor and other groups have criticized as having no teeth to ensure all three countries are playing by the rules, according to attendees.
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For the most part, Central Americans were detained after crossing the border as they awaited an asylum hearing, while the majority of Mexicans spoke of being raised in the United States, playing by the rules and being apprehended for minor traffic violations — speeding, a broken taillight or driving without a license.
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I think he went through a dark period in his life where that blog did things it should not have done, and he enabled young people to go for traffic so relentlessly that they really didn't think about if they were being fair to people or if they were playing by the rules.
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We need better management in there, and we need to make sure people are playing by the rules but not take a win -- MACCALLUM: You must&aposve had the word tea or party or patriot maybe caught up in their somewhere and they got -- they got caught up in the computer searches that were done to find those groups.
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WE COULD HAVE SETTLED WITH THE SEC FOR THE AMOUNT THAT IS FAR LESS THAN I DONATE TO CHARITY ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, BUT I REFUSE TO DO SO BECAUSE I KNOW THAT WE ACTED APPROPRIATELY AND LAWFULLY…IT TOOK ME 50 YEARS OF HARD WORK, VERY LONG HOURS, PLAYING BY THE RULES TO GET WHERE I AM PROFESSIONALLY.
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Krauthammer takes up much of his column space revisiting the conservative case against Clinton, using the investigation opened up by FBI Director James Comey as a starting point: Comey's announcement brought flooding back — to memory and to the front pages — every unsavory element of the Clinton character: shiftiness, paranoia, cynicism and disdain for playing by the rules.
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The United States must turn Turkey from this calamitous course — by leveraging its dependence on Western aid (Turkey was supposed to receive over 4.4 billion euros from the European Union during 2014-2020), highlighting its self interest in playing by the rules, and being firm about the costs of embracing the Russian way into the outlaw ranks.
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Honestly, what really gets me is how a field that prides itself as being progressive ends up happily playing by the rules laid out by people for whom a picture of a homeless person is only considered based on home-decoration criteria (actual story, btw — someone I know overheard two collectors debate this over a fancy dinner).
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Pathetic as it sounds, it's well known that some Counter-Strike players so dedicated to cheating that they stockpile game codes during sales like these so they can quickly bounce back into the game after whatever account they were using gets banned by Valve Anti-Cheat, Valve's built-in, zero-tolerance method for catching anyone not playing by the rules.
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Molly and Amy, who is about to leave for a summer do-gooding program in Botswana before matriculating at Columbia, have one night left to cut loose, and the movie rides in their wake as they bounce through Los Angeles in search of the party that will be wild enough to make up for all the time they've wasted playing by the rules.
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Breville Convection and Air Fry Smart Oven Air — $349.95 (list price $43) Dash compact 2-quart air fryer — $31.99 with coupon (list price $99.99) Philips Starfish Technology 2.75-quart air fryer — $89 (list price $249) Hamilton Beach 2.6-quart digital air fryer — $55.99 (list price $79.99) GoWise USA 46.743-quart digital air fryer — $66.87 (list price $90) Cosori Max XL 5.8-quart digital air fryer — $99.99 (list price $119.99) Playing by the rules?
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