The algorithm gives us whatever pleases us, and we, in turn, give the algorithm whatever pleases it.
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She can't miss — she pleases the last admirers of concept art and pleases the first admirers of new figurative art.
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Splitting the baby to please everyone usually pleases no one.
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Ariel Winter is living her life exactly as she pleases.
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For the time being, Alphabet can do as it pleases.
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Katy Perry can pull off any hair color she pleases.
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You want something that pleases the palate of your guests.
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This cut pleases everyone at the table all at once.
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The child must be kept amused and learns what he pleases.
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Mr Magufuli insists on the trains being electric, which pleases environmentalists.
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It's a killswitch that Google could throw whenever it so pleases.
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He can now do as he pleases, campaign rhetoric be damned.
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The trend boy adopts or ignores these beliefs as he pleases.
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Let everyone know what pleases you by pointing at it. 4.
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Obviously, Markle should do whatever she pleases to make herself happy.
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The Trend Boy adopts or ignores these beliefs as he pleases.
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It pleases me to imagine that I might see him today.
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Mr. Blavatnik is entitled to spend his money how he pleases.
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Conversely, when something pleases her, she argues that it is beautiful.
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The boy reek'd of Tobacco, a smell that pleases me not.
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If Trump does something that pleases somebody else, they owe him.
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So it must be the thought of work that pleases me.
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Squashing the EPA pleases those conservatives who believe the agency has overreached.
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She's free to come and go as she pleases, with certain restrictions.
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Now she can switch into the Sensational She-Hulk whenever she pleases.
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That pleases Jokowi: poverty reduction is the thing he truly cares about.
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Halloween character and saying virtually anything he pleases, Donald Trump has undeniably
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Apple does whatever it damn well pleases , which is great for them.
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"There has been no charter that pleases people 100 percent," said Prayuth.
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You will never treat domestic violence in a way that pleases everybody.
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That baby is going to turn down whatever he damn well pleases.
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Sound can get inside people, get in and out as it pleases.
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He goes wherever he pleases, but is afraid of elevators and trains.
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Burberry, the giant of London, is capable of fireworks when it pleases.
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So, if it pleases you, here's what our staffers bought in November.
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As a citizen, he can now tailor his day as he pleases.
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I've heard I have a soothing voice, and that pleases me greatly.
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It attempts to please everyone, and in so doing pleases no one.
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But crafting a plan that pleases most conservatives will not be simple.
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Marijuana is legal in California, and Gordon can do whatever he pleases.
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She has the inherent right to dress, believe, and behave how she pleases.
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And the queen will be eating at Red Lobster whenever she damn pleases.
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The president-elect has a unique opportunity to refashion America as he pleases.
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They are not objects or animals to be done with as someone pleases.
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A booming stockmarket pleases investors, but it poses another conundrum for the Fed.
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He will do some work for the Dodgers, but only as he pleases.
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That leaves Bloomberg, who can afford to stay as long as he pleases.
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It is killing coal and reducing US carbon emissions, which pleases the left.
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Ms. Vierra can now use her bank account and travel as she pleases.
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But if it pleases me, I'll smile, and maybe I will smile more.
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I strongly urge Senator Hanson-Young to continue shagging men as she pleases.
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He also has great aim and can disguise himself as whomever he pleases.
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Withdrawing troops in Syria pleases Turkey but endangers Kurds fighting the Islamic State.
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He will do as he pleases except when he's stopped by public criticism.
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It's his own individually owned business so he can do whatever he pleases.
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He sees himself and does as he pleases—leaving everything up to me.
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It's also not carte blanche for the tech industry to do as it pleases.
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This woman will soon be free to drunkenly canoe anywhere she pleases within Canada.
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Maybe you've developed a double tap reflex when you see something that pleases you.
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Mario can possess any enemy he pleases simply by placing his hat on them.
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Doing so pleases two audiences: "Fans love when we dress the same," Lucas says.
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It remains a vocal defender of human rights, which pleases idealists but annoys despots.
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And that pleases me, because it means I can write freely and without limit.
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It will be him, and he will be doing whatever he damn well pleases.
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I think this stems from her not being a natural politician, which pleases me.
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His mother owns those shares and she can do with them as she pleases.
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Nor is it about the ability to freely and safely travel wherever one pleases.
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I am free to let loose and do whatever pleases me in the moment.
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It is making the US a geopolitical fossil fuel giant, which pleases the right.
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Huawei would likewise be free to develop its technology in whatever direction it pleases.
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J.P. Emo lives and breathes and mutates and also gobbles up what it pleases.
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Let him order it as he wishes and slather it with whatever he pleases.
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Nola stays firm about letting whoever she pleases in her "lovin bed," including other women.
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And I think I delivered the film I promised to deliver, which pleases me tremendously.
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The jalapeños and okra are the easy winners, which pleases the guy next to me.
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The court simply gave the unfettered latitude to the IAAF to do as it pleases.
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It's time for all of us to let JLawr live — and dance — as she pleases.
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Freedom to not exert one's self, sure, but also freedom to do as one pleases.
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You can keep adding and subtracting until you get a time frame that pleases you.
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She is thus allowed to stay attached to the door as long as she pleases.
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For now, it's a power that Clearview controls and can give out as it pleases.
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Seasoned with a warm and earthy Moroccan spice blend, it pleases even avowed okra-phobes.
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He has been an outspoken critic of Donald Trump, which pleases rank-and-file Democrats.
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Like any president-elect, Mr. Trump is within his rights to nominate whomever he pleases.
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For whatever Trump's rhetoric about the country, it knows it can do as it pleases.
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A high turnout may be one of the few things about the election that pleases Jokowi.
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And recognizing it pleases us: This is something that I know, and therefore it is good.
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It reaffirmed Goodell's broad authority to administer discipline as he pleases and it affirmed his power.
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As for his ready-to-wear collections, Mr. Slimane shows them when and how he pleases.
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There is no option that pleases Americans as a whole and, at the time, his base.
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She takes on what annoys or pleases her — not least the ever-varied détente between genders.
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This pleases him: With a smile, he emerges from the closet, back into his private gym.
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He is retiring from the Senate and free to vote as he pleases without political consequences.
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And who's to say the government won't grab the revenue for something else whenever it pleases?
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Restricting such listings pleases some landlords, some angry neighbors, the hotel industry, and probably many others.
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This, for some reason, pleases Dumbarton, who inadvertently informs Delaney that his contact, Carlsbad, is a woman.
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The color palette has expanded, too, but the Pantone swatch that pleases everyone remains impossible to find.
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This never pleases—the "likeness in the unlikeness," as Coleridge called it, is a much better idea.
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The squashing of the EPA pleases conservatives who believe the agency has overreached itself in recent years.
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As we've pointed out time and time again, Ariel Winter does and dresses precisely as she pleases.
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Trump's Twitter has the power to start a war and move markets in whichever direction he pleases.
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Amazon will sell its facial-recognition technology to whomever it damn well pleases thank you very much.
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Fortunately, Jenner can get her fill of her sweet nieces and nephews almost any time she pleases.
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"If he arranges a trip, he does it in a way that pleases God," Ibrahim said, laughing.
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Nothing pleases her more than receiving letters from tourists expressing how much they enjoyed her bánh mì.
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Hariri has not commented publicly on whether he is free to come and go as he pleases.
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That pleases members of his conference, who elected him leader, and must do so again next year.
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Once the executive controls the interpretation and enforcement of the law, it can do as it pleases.
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Neither plan pleases deficit hawks like Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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He's very into worshipping feet, so if he pleases me maybe I'll let him massage my feet.
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Americans enthusiastically express their love for everything that pleases them; Francophones reserve love for spouses and families.
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To call him out as "divisive" or a "disrupter" is useless — worse than useless: It pleases him.
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But for him, war feels like freedom: freedom to walk the streets and do as he pleases.
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Mr. Giddings insists that the building is free market, allowing him to raise rents as he pleases.
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"Whichever Pleases" (1990) depicts two figures, one facing the viewer and one with their back to the viewer.
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After sharing her life for half a century, it's finally her own, to do with as she pleases.
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Given his seeming strength, it would be logical to suppose that he could do almost anything he pleases.
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If Harvard loses, the right of a private organisation to run itself as it pleases will be limited.
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It clearly pleases some crowds, sure, but probably not the critical mass of crowds it needs to please.
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If it pleases the reader, I would like to humbly offer an imitation of Billy Mitchell's public comments.
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But one Taiwanese grandmother proved that a Neverfull can indeed be filled—with anything she damn well pleases.
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The sun will be popping in and out as it pleases, with a chance of showers tomorrow only.
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This influx pleases Susan Rice, a member of the Adventuresses who gathered in a Midtown pub for dinner.
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And always remember, in the Senate, a single senator can slow things down if that senator so pleases.
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"It's that tension between salty and sour and sweet and bitter that pleases the human palate," she said.
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The strategy pleases a lot of farmers who feel that other countries have engaged in unfair trade practices.
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We can make the kids safe so the shooter just can't walk into the school anytime he pleases.
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Holt shot back that the IRS has said that Trump is free to release his returns whenever he pleases.
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Surprise, surprise: William Barr's Justice Department tortures the law and logic to arrive at a conclusion that pleases Trump.
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But the fact of the matter is, it's his money and he can do with it what he pleases.
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It reportedly paid $10 million a game, but isn't free to sell advertising as it pleases against that content.
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That's why he feels comfortable dishing out whatever insults he pleases and also why he can't take the backlash.
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I'm just trying to make something that pleases myself and makes myself laugh, vs a broader goal of comedy.
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Plus, we could see Chung hitting the town in any of these — with any type of bottoms she pleases.
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But in theory if it can create the RGB palette, it can turn any color it damn well pleases.
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You've spent this retrograde period reflecting on your job and your love life, scrutinizing what pleases you and why.
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This second move would give Congress leverage each year to cut U.S. funding for the U.N. as it pleases.
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He says whatever he needs to say to get elected, and then he's going to do as he pleases.
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Kelly has politicized this issue and indirectly discredited the soldier's wife, who is free to say whatever she pleases.
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The only treatment is surgical removal, something that pleases the logical mind: essentially a problem of addition and subtraction.
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But even under its new proposal, Facebook would maintain the right to direct such ads to whomever it pleases.
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I think what pleases me the most is literally every single guy on our roster contributed during this series.
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The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said repeatedly that Ms. Liu is free to move as she pleases.
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"It pleases me to know there is a lot of support in Europe to this new possibility," he said.
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With tears running down her cheeks, Ms. Goo expressed hope that Sulli would live "as she pleases" in heaven.
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So it's to be expected that she wears what she pleases on the red carpet and doesn't employ a stylist.
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Now imagine having to make products in a way that pleases your customers and the President of the United States.
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When everyone is guilty of breaking the law, the government has the leverage to selectively enforce it as it pleases.
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That pleases those in his party who champion America's military ability to fight terrorists or potentially stop human rights abuses.
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Due to certain rules surrounding intellectual property filings, patent holders like Nokia can often file its lawsuits wherever it pleases.
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Readers, publishers, critics can filter the pile for whatever pleases them and discern what looks like a trend in writing.
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The batter can hit the ball in any direction he or she pleases, and nowhere on the field is out.
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"It pleases the nerve fibers," he said, all baritone to his voice, before disappearing into the chilled yellow muck again.
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The project will be much different from her EP As She Pleases and is something she is really proud of.
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A source close to production tells us MTV honchos are giving 'Ye 4 minutes to do with as he pleases.
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Put another way, the idea that is feasible for your company to create, makes sense financially and pleases the client.
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Keeping our paws crossed that Quilty has found his forever home, full of news doors to open whenever he pleases.
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The unelected mullahs in Tehran need to understand that Iran cannot continue to do as it pleases without any consequences.
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It means the end of a life of wanton independence, of living where she wants and leaving when she pleases.
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America has a schizophrenic foreign policy right now, thanks to a feckless president given to spouting off as he pleases.
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Cespedes can opt out of his contract with the Mets this offseason and seek bigger riches anywhere else he pleases.
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Thornberry has the power to set the NDAA at whatever funding level he pleases regardless of what budget Congress passes.
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Unbound by a civil servant's job, he will be free to go off and see the world as he pleases.
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Obama and could help me put together a fuller portrait of the woman and what motivates, pleases and frustrates her.
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If I try to log on and cannot, I get the phone until it pleases me to give it back.
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This means Foxconn can fill in wetlands as it pleases and reroute streams or even create new ones with impunity.
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That pleases the Italian populists, who want to turn the elections into a Europe-wide revolt against the European establishment.
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He'll be able to reorder their unique kegs as often as he pleases and get them delivered right to his doorstep.
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He'll be able to reorder their unique kegs as often as he pleases and get them delivered right to his doorstep.
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As a Leo, it's your right to roar, hiss, or do whatever other kind of lion or cat sound pleases you.
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The firm's board is appointed by the king, and in theory its proceeds are the monarch's to spend as he pleases.
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Look, Google is free to pursue whatever business deals it wants and go about retail in any way the company pleases.
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Unlike taxis, Uber fares are not set by local government and the company can raise or drop them whenever it pleases.
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"He says whatever he needs to say to get elected, and then he's going to do as he pleases," she said.
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She comes in and out as she pleases until her early afternoon nap when T. locks her back in the house.
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On the other, you have those who suggest that Clinton has earned the right to do whatever she damn well pleases.
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Hawkins may wear the hijab to express support, but she has the luxury of taking the hijab off when she pleases.
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A writer has the right to inhabit any character she pleases — she's always had it and will continue to have it.
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The expanded menu pleases diners like Mr. López, the construction worker, who has been coming to Santa Ana for two years.
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"However, we are Communists and we must not stand with folded hands and let chaos develop as it pleases," Lenin wrote.
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Opposition parties have never been permitted to be anything more than frail invertebrates, so the P.A.P. can do as it pleases.
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As if the right to define oneself sexually as one pleases were a cause Jews have fought for over the ages!
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"It's a place that's small, sincere, true, where we can take time to do what pleases us," he told me later.
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Trump has responded by insisting has the "absolute right" to fire Sessions if he pleases, those familiar with the conversations said.
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After Sulli's death, Hara posted a farewell to her and expressed hope that Sulli would live "as she pleases" in heaven.
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He has been given the biggest megaphone in world history, and he can access it whenever he pleases from his cellphone.
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Kelly does not have a noncompete clause in her contract, meaning she's free to attempt a television comeback as she pleases.
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But what these "political obligations" actually are is kept deliberately vague, allowing the state the flexibility to punish as it pleases.
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In fact, most people in the comments are excited that Cyrus is embracing her freedom to be naked as she so pleases.
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Do I think she should be allowed to dress or not dress exactly as she pleases without fear of harm or reprobation?
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But as Senate majority leader, McConnell has immense influence and the power to put his bill to a vote whenever he pleases.
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President Duterte acted like a feudal king who thinks that being the President is an entitlement to do anything that he pleases.
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As much as the news pleases my Bughead-loving soul, there's a chance that this isn't really the romance for the ages.
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If revenue is higher than expected, he can spend some of the surplus as he pleases (so the government lowballs revenue estimates).
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That's a tough process, particularly for a government that is used to being able to turn the economic knobs as it pleases.
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"The international community (with its silence) gave Russia the green light to kill the Syrian people as it pleases," says al-Zouabi.
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The heavy sweetness from the sesame seeds and the discrete, sharp vinegar provide a good contrast for the microalgae, which pleases me.
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How can they shape a story that draws in people who aren't familiar with her legacy but also pleases die-hard fans?
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What pleases God in our fasting is not just our heightened awareness of Him, but of ourselves and the people around us.
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Christie had the poor, take-what-he-pleases judgment to sunbathe on a New Jersey beach over July 4th weekend this year.
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"You don't have to hide who you are, who you like, what sex you like, what pleases you," Mandii explains to me.
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But he has amassed such overwhelming power and personal popularity that he can probably reshape the system pretty much as he pleases.
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He does as he pleases, expectations be damned, and indeed the most striking aspect of Trump's transition was an absence of humility.
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In other words, an individual has the moral right to freedom, independence and to act as one pleases (within limits, of course).
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Contentful looks for talent who are "smart, enthusiastic and skilled" and are able to create high-end content infrastructure that pleases customers.
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Prime Minister Saad Hariri has defended the decree, saying it is the president&aposs constitutional right to grant citizenship to whomever he pleases.
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It seems Nunes' voluntary recusal has had little impact on his ability to interject himself back into the hearings whenever he pleases.[CNN]
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After all, Spencer is entitled to a steamy make-out session as she pleases, especially now that the Liars are all grown up.
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Shall we remain inside our safe little bubble, hearing only that which pleases us and seeing not that which frightens or confuses us?
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If they aren't totally in love with a plan, they'll probably show up when it pleases them, rather than the moment it starts.
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Her husband even replied to the commenter to remind them that he doesn't own Tess's body, and she can do whatever she pleases.
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Its conservatism pleases the right; workers gain a stake in capitalism's future, which may improve their performance, and so that of the business.
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In the tape, Trump describes how his power as a famous, rich man gives him the ability to pursue any woman he pleases.
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What the memos say: One says that Trump, as president, has the power to hire and fire whomever he pleases under the Constitution.
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The site's existing policies allow any crackpot with a website to create a page to advertise it and whatever political hyperbole he pleases.
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Our sources say her security clearance has been revoked from Kylie's gated neighborhood, so she can't come and go as she pleases anymore.
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The addition of slopes, whose absence from the original game was so glaring it became a meme in the community, pleases me… conceptually?
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But clearly she still feels the pull of politics, and who's going to stop her from giving speeches and interviews whenever she pleases?
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However, as Trump and Republican leadership are quickly learning, the divide between "doing something" and doing something that pleases a majority is wide.
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She doesn't disgust the viewer; she pleases, with her longing to be noticed, and her delighted realization that she, at least, is breathing.
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This is also opposed to a block grant, which would give each state a certain amount of money to spend as it pleases.
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If breaking the law is acceptable as long as the end result is one that pleases you, then you can justify literally anything.
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Yet, this policy reversal surely pleases the old guard among Cuban émigrés, as it did the Bay of Pigs celebrants who cheered Bolton.
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Many of his followers have expressed concern for his mental health; others have defended his right to hold whatever political views he pleases.
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What's ultimately created is a customizable sheet of raw "leather," that can be dyed, tanned, and finished in any way a designer pleases.
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MOSCOW — There may be little that pleases Senator Rand Paul, the libertarian-leaning Kentucky Republican, more than thumbing his nose at Washington groupthink.
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You end up with this hodgepodge legislation that pleases nobody and takes the big crises afflicting our country and makes them all worse.
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"If I'm a franchisee, if I'm an employee, if I'm a supplier, if I'm a customer, none of this pleases me," Kalinowski said.
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The American president might have been the catalyst behind the big chill, but it's not something he can just undo when he pleases.
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Your pleases and thank-yous didn't stop becoming important once you learned them in preschool — in the business setting, manners can mean everything.
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Thankfully, a certified master of pain has taken it upon himself to create a hot sauce that pleases as much as it punishes.
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There's still time for Bieber to do so if he pleases, but there's of course no obligation for him to just because he's Canadian.
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The singer, 19, released the new music video for her latest single, which is the third track off her debut EP As She Pleases.
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Pray that these people will build them in strength of character and ability to think and to act in a way that pleases God.
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Audeze's newest headphones balance all those spinning plates in a way that pleases both the critical listener and the casual music lover in me.
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We can argue ad nauseam about Walmart's right to move magazines where it pleases in its stores or what children should be exposed to.
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The athlete's son wanders in and out of the wrestling room as he pleases, which is just the way that the Burroughs likes it.
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Google can present whatever range of views it pleases, but pushing climate change denial goes beyond that, reaching into the territory of active harm.
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On the flip side, brides-to-be have enough on their plates without worrying about finding a look that pleases the entire bridal party.
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But if you thought for a second being pregnant would stop the reality star from living life how she pleases, you are sadly mistaken.
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During this two-week voting period, the previous voting restrictions are lifted and each member can vote in whichever category he or she pleases.
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But don't try to mash the two forms together into some kind of mutant, asshole form of writing that pleases you and only you.
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Step 1: Nominate whomever she damn well pleases as her vice president, which just so happens to be Frankie Vargas' widow, Luna (Tessie Santiago).
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There are echoes of Karen O in there, but there's a range to Burke's voice that suggests she could take it wherever she pleases.
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This dignity is the foundation for individual rights governments exist to defend and for individual conscience that allows one to worship as one pleases.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry has repeatedly stated the territory in the South China Sea falls under Beijing's jurisdiction, to do with as it pleases.
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It pleases me beyond measure that young people today are leading so much of the opposition to Trump, the reactionary right, and the NRA.
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The freedom to worship as one pleases and to express oneself, designed as much to prod society to progress as to protect the individual.
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Read on at your own risk, and consider brushing up on your pleases and thank-yous before ordering your next vodka-soda with lime.
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The tough part now, for Mr. Putin, is to deal with the consequences of 18 years of being able to do whatever he pleases.
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She has need of each man, not in the post which pleases him best, but in that where he will be the most useful.
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The incoming president appears to be a profoundly ignorant man who often seems to act on gut impulse or on what pleases the crowd.
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Showtime beckoned, and Mr. Lacey got ready to slip into his sleeveless tight outfit, a get-up that pleases many women in the audience.
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"I don't really see any harm in it, but I think it pleases the parents more than it changes the children," he tells CNN.
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I've learned to perform, as the added theatricality both pleases my son's desire for wordplay and sonic delight and helps keep my daughter's attention.
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As Haberman pointed out during the interview, the president undoubtedly has the legal authority to order officials to give clearances to whomever he pleases.
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But I prefer the explanations that cast Swift as a puppet master pulling the strings of chiseled men in exactly the way she pleases.
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WWE, reality TV ... IT DOESN'T MATTER -- The Miz says his future daughter will dominate any career she damn well pleases 'cause of her championship pedigree.
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This is good, and it pleases God our Savior, who wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.
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It might not have a faux waterfall like her L.A. digs, but it's 500-square-feet she can decorate and lay out as she pleases.
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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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In the show's premiere, Ernesto is deported after a tough anti-immigration law is passed, which pleases Bud, who feels threatened by America's changing demographics.
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He cherishes the freedom to worship and believe as he pleases, even though he suspects Islam has played a major role in his CARRP case.
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While YouTube are of course free to run its platform as it pleases, it would do well to explain its intentions to creators more clearly.
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Germany's Angela Merkel has directly and publicly questioned the United States' commitment to Europe — and in all likelihood that very much pleases Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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The fine print makes it clear that Apple gets the rights to use the photos as it pleases, including for commercial purposes (in some cases).
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In the statement, Brave goes on to argue that it has free reign to do whatever it pleases with the pages that its browser renders.
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It's true that channeling her legacy in a way that pleases everyone and manages to draw in new fans was always going to be tricky.
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Because Leah is privileged, she can do as she pleases at a dance club where sharp-eyed guards roughly expel grungy-looking suspected drug dealers.
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Trump pleases Netanyahu, again Even as Trump's move was met with disapproval in several capitals, he could take succor from the acclaim of one ally.
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Uruguayan officials have said Dhiab came to the country as a refugee free to travel as he pleases and that he hasn't done anything wrong.
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He also seems to know what pleases the Internet: Days before Mr. Trudeau visited Washington, photos of the prime minister cuddling baby pandas went viral.
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Since Mr. Trump became the first Republican presidential candidate to win her state since 1988, it sometimes seems as if Ms. Dingell pleases no one.
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In her first work of prose, "Priestdaddy," the poet Patricia Lockwood proves herself a formidably gifted writer who can do pretty much anything she pleases.
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The latest polling shows a clear McSally advantage in the primary, which no doubt pleases those who want a Republican to win in the fall.
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This represents one of the challenges of medicine: doing what pleases patients in the short run isn't always what's best for their long-run health.
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And if you love your own pleasure more than justice or your neighbor, then you will take advantage of your neighbor when it pleases you.
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More than three decades later, Bernstein is still photographing N.B.A. players, huddles and pretty much whatever he pleases as the league's longest tenured senior photographer.
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Whenever that happens, the internet has free rein to Photoshop whatever it damn well pleases onto the paper, and things have been getting pretty great recently.
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This pleases big grocery chains, which stand to save thousands of dollars a week if less meat has to be either marked down or thrown out.
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Mr Magufuli is both head of state and chairman of the party, with the power to hire and fire civil servants, including judges, as he pleases.
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Her new line of work probably pleases her actress mother Blythe Danner, who Paltrow says used to beg her to not go into the family business.
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Only one of these men, however, was given a free pass by most people in the institutional media because his progressive ideological outlook pleases their sensibilities.
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The song is incredibly introspective, and touches on their relationship ... and a big takeaway from Sean's verse was how he pleases his lady in the bedroom.
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Every day brings a new low, with the president exposing himself as a deliberate liar who will say whatever he pleases to get whatever he wants.
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It'd normally be a very honest discussion with everyone involved, and often, it'd be hard to come to a decision that pleases everyone all the time.
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His quarters are above the shop but he'll start late whenever he damn well pleases, and if it's a nice day he'll hit the golf course.
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"The Patch" will gather fragments of the old work, arranged by McPhee into a pattern that pleases him, out of order, like patches in a quilt.
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"We want to craft a very fine-grained zoning framework that pleases mostly everybody," said Winston Von Engel, director of the city planning office in Brooklyn.
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He reminds the mother that it's his house, really, and that he can come and go as he pleases, and by the way, it's a pigsty.
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First, there is no one inside his party or base who is going to sustainably stop Trump from being himself and doing whatever he bloody pleases.
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Now he belongs to a car club, which he describes as an automobile timeshare, with some 50 cars available for him to drive when he pleases.
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The President may not think others have complied with laws - including foreign interference in elections but that doesn't mean he can simply do whatever he pleases.
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Take away the prancing horse badge (the side shields are $1,856, by the way) and the GTC4Lusso remains a sleek, desirable machine that pleases the eye.
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But, in any case, Amazon now has such a severe image problem that it can no longer count on being able to do whatever it pleases.
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A regulatory sandbox is not, however, a free pass for a firm to do whatever it pleases, regardless of the regulations that are on the books.
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Part of the problem is that May herself acts like a Tudor monarch, bearing the absolute authority to dictate the terms of Brexit as she pleases.
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What's more, a lot of passengers are more sensitive to price than pleases-and-thank-yous, suffering poor service as long as the flight is cheap.
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If it wins its permission skirmish with the California DMV, it doesn't even get forced into basic oversight or regulation, it can just do as it pleases.
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In a move that pleases food fans everywhere, Ina Garten posted an Instagram showing her back to filming, meaning new Barefoot Contessa episodes could be coming soon.
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Chubbs will go where Chubbs damn well pleases, because Chubbs is a real, giant American alligator and the Colossus of Buffalo Creek Golf Course in Palmetto, Florida.
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Far from granting Trump more authority to do as he pleases, the legal restrictions placed on his acting senior staffers further limit his ability to execute policy.
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Apple wants to be able to buy modem chips from whomever it pleases (or even make its own) without having to factor in large patent royalty payments.
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Although we fully support Hill's freedom to play with hair color as he so pleases, others are not so sure about the 34-year-old's latest decision.
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The two parts pleased me the way Lynch often pleases me, with sounds and images combining to form sequences of extraordinary power that were distinctively, purely Lynchian.
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The machine overlords of the future may now, if it pleases them, eliminate all black and white imagery from the history of their meat-based former masters.
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Uruguayan officials have said Dhiab came to the country as a refugee free to travel as he pleases and that he hasn't done anything wrong by leaving.
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After a wildly successful 2016 in which he released his fourth full-length album Konnichiwa to critical acclaim, Skepta can close the year out however he pleases.
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It's always refreshing to see Cox stripped-down, but please don't get it twisted: she WILL wear her contour and throw on a wig whenever she pleases.
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Foreign policy remains an area Trump has a mostly free hand to do with as he pleases, without requiring signoff from a soon-to-be divided Congress.
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It works with individual farms that grow ingredients just for the company, which enhances the quality and freshness of the products, and in turn pleases the customers.
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The whole sorry history shows that you can keep selling dishonest policy as long as it pleases the donor class and the ideological base of the party.
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Under these circumstances, it seems possible that Miitomo could be the least insidious data miner ever, peddling our content to whichever back-alley information broker it pleases.
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Tens of millions of loyal Apple users will soon be handing over detailed scans of their faces to the tech giant, to do with as it pleases.
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It says the secretary of defense "shall review the interrogation policies set forth in the Army Field Manual" and make "such modifications and additions" as he pleases.
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Forceful, large, illiterate, an inveterate quoter of proverbs and traditional wisdom, she can come and go as she pleases among higher-born women, protected by Sulayman's favor.
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The argument Turley makes ultimately rests on the tired premise that the President is essentially above the law and can fire officials for any reason he pleases.
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As opposed to other companies that have approval for location-specific testing programs, UPS can now officially operate as many drones as it pleases, wherever it wants.
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His perceptions do not extend much beyond "the radius of his fedora," and his delight in bending reality as he pleases seems almost childlike, and utterly charming.
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The 2016 Race Marco Rubio has not won a state, a fact that worries allies and pleases skeptics who mock his chances to win the Republican presidential nomination.
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" That kind of observation clearly pleases Musk, who launched a tirade against the media last week but today is praising Consumer Reports for its "high quality critical feedback.
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Turkey has publicly threatened an imminent attack on Kurdish-held territory in northern Syria, and Trump reportedly told the country's leader that Ankara could do as it pleases.
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The rules don't really seem to apply for him, and the scene suggests that he's going to continue pushing steadily through boundaries for as long as he pleases.
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The Hollywood Brown Derby still lives on at Hollywood Studios, where its famed citrus cake pleases as many guests as it did movie stars back in the '30s.
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Almost everyone makes this mistake at some point, but smart people realize quickly that it's simply impossible to please everybody and trying to please everyone pleases no one.
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Dali Yang, a Chinese-born political scientist at the University of Chicago tells Fortune that offline retail helps support domestic jobs, which " pleases employment-conscious Chinese government officials."
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As long as he has this large, growing base Mr Corbyn can face down his MPs and continue remaking the party for as long as it pleases him.
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There are movies on DVD and VHS, board games to pass the time, a fully stocked kitchen, and Michelle is soon free to walk around as she pleases.
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It doesn't matter if it's relevant to a larger audience or pleases the music-journalist class or makes any big websites' year-end lists in 2017 or beyond.
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No, that's not something that generally pleases small business owners, since higher rates mean traditional loans will grow more costly, potentially putting the brakes on expansion or investment.
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To make matters worse, we've elected as president a libertine devoted not to fostering a spirit of collective purpose, but to his right to do anything he pleases.
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If we pick the persecutor because he pleases us more aesthetically, better fits our internal self-image, then we will answer for that on the Day of Judgment.
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Kelsey is right in explaining that she can cry as much as she damn well pleases — even if it is "four days over a bottle of champagne," Tammy.
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Liberated by a large majority, the prime minister will be free to shape his top team exactly as he pleases without fear of upsetting one faction or another.
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That power vacuum is currently enabling the president to act without any loyalty to his own party, while working with whomever he pleases on whatever issues he wants.
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That pleases Mr. Jacobson, who walked the cemetery site again on a recent wintry day, reflecting on the happenstance that put him in contact with the research team.
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If you can rid yourself of the need to own everything that pleases you, suddenly these palaces become playgrounds: facilitators of tactile delight, not just mechanisms for buying.
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Corbis says it owns such an image, but one of the more widely shared ones belongs to Reuters, which can market the photo as it pleases through other channels.
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I also hope these so-called Harry supporters realize that the Prince deserves happiness, too — as well as respect, because he's entitled to date whomever the hell he pleases.
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"The bottom line is that China believes this area is its own backyard for it to do as it pleases, and the US and others fundamentally disagree," Brown said.
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As I head into my detox, I envision my future armpits as a pristine picture of purity, a City Upon A Hill for other underarms, and that pleases me.
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On Cuba and elsewhere, his bullying style, ostentatiously devoid of diplomatic niceties, pleases his most devout followers, but so far it doesn't seem to be achieving much of anything.
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But those defending Solomon call out the gender discrimination inherent in the backlash, reminding everyone that Solomon (and anyone else) is allowed to wear whatever he damn well pleases.
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"For electoral reasons, but also out of conviction, he has adopted a language that pleases those who look back nostalgically at fascism," says another of his biographers, Alessandro Franzi.
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Garrett says all the right things — that his career can take him anywhere, and he'd happily support Becca wherever she pleases — and professes his love to her once again.
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He's big on his pleases and thank yous and it makes me so proud to take him to an event like [the Rampage premiere] and see how he interacts.
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And Pence also pleases less ideological donors allied with groups such as the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable -- two organizations that have publicly opposed Trump's trade policies.
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NATO officials say Mr Erdogan's government is free to shop for military hardware wherever it pleases, but take a dim view of its decision to do so in Russia.
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And on Wednesday, the 19-year-old demonstrated yet again she can wear whatever she damn well pleases, which includes the same sparkly, semi-sheer dress as Jennifer Lopez.
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At the time, Uruguayan officials said Dhiab came to the country as a refugee free to travel as he pleases and that he hadn't done anything wrong by leaving.
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Some aides saw evidence of Mulvaney's penchant for allowing Trump to do as he pleases and speak with who he wants on his first full day on the job.
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It's the clearest evidence yet that today's GOP has two animating principles: giving more to the wealthy (which appeases their donors) and owning the libs (which pleases their base).
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If Democrats achieve a House majority in 2019, they will have to figure out how to govern a divided caucus and pass legislation that pleases both moderates and progressives.
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But what pleases them is likely to be at odds with the kind of brashness that excites his current base of older, working-class whites without a college degree.
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She's a feminist, but has so much money invested in her work that she can be so in pretty much any way she pleases without antagonizing old male collectors.
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Projecting your own ideas onto your boss's overly general directions and coming out with a creative blooper—a pleasant mistake that somehow pleases everyone—is the best case scenario.
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The new assembly, which will be convened within 72 hours, has the power to reshape the constitution in any manner it pleases, dismiss old political institutions, and scrap elections.
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Although China's relations with North Korea have soured, China pleases North Korea by detaining any defectors it finds and returning them to almost certain harsh imprisonment, and possible torture.
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After all, Ms. Brown said: "If you don't feel like you can be honest about what TV pleases you, then what else are you keeping from yourself and others?"
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Being able to do exactly as he pleases — and have health care come to him — are big reasons Mr. Hoadley stays here, 22 miles out in the North Atlantic.
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The North said on Friday that it could annihilate American military bases in South Korea "within minutes," and that it would test a nuclear weapon any time it pleases.
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The rollback at the F.C.C., a microcosm of the broader effort, pleases business interests and many Republicans who complain that regulators are heavy-handed and hostile in their approach.
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This might be the final test of what democracy means to the American people if the president of the United States can do whatever he pleases despite the Constitution.
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Perhaps that's because Mr. Arpaio has always represented what Mr. Trump aspires to be: a thuggish autocrat who enforces the law as he pleases, without accountability or personal consequence.
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A Young Reporter Makes a Soft Query and Pleases an Upset President Kyle Mazza, 19, created his own network in Fair Lawn, N.J., when he was 8 years old.
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"You have Republicans generally worrying about ineligible people voting and Democrats largely thinking Republicans are just imagining things ... it might be a solution that pleases both sides," he said.
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Congress wants to see a deal with the Chinese to address those concerns, and they have given Trump ample maneuvering room to do as he pleases throughout the negotiations.
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We just have to live with the knowledge that an irresponsible man has access to the nation's more valuable secrets, and the ability to reveal them as he pleases.
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The group is hunkered down in the Sambisa Forest and doing mostly what it pleases there, including carrying out cross-border attacks where women have also been deployed as bombers.
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My personal definition of feminism means believing in equality for all sexes — and also believing that every woman can and should act, feel, and do as she damn well pleases.
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That would mean that Britain will probably fall out of the European single aviation market, the agreement that allows any airline in the region to fly whatever route it pleases.
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This is especially true in the area of fiction writing, where I would agree with Shriver completely that a writer needs wide latitude to go wherever he or she pleases.
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While I criticize his action, I am proud to live in a nation where he has the freedom to act however he damn well pleases – without fear of government retribution.
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Bottom line: She, like every pregnant person, is a multifaceted human who gets to deal with the bizarre end of this bizarre nine-ish months however she damn well pleases.
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On warm days in spring and summer, there's little that pleases me more than the easiest highball made with assertively floral gin, soda and a dash or two of bitters.
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"Corker's unburdened," one senior GOP aide said, noting that Corker's decision not to seek re-election next year provides an almost enviable sense of freedom to say what he pleases.
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If my daughter chooses to get married one day, I want her to feel free to propose to whoever she damn well pleases (as long as I like the person).
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Mr. Rakowitz plans to give elements of the installation — the orange objects and communal table — to Ms. Rice to use as she pleases, when the exhibition closes on Sept. 30.
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The Berlin-based architecture group Raumlabor has transformed the Kammerspiele's main theater into something resembling a university lecture theater, with the audience invited to sit pretty much anywhere it pleases.
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If a position is strongly supported by constituents, pleases party leaders, and is judged by the member to be good public policy, then taking that position is a no-brainer.
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Where the Taliban has regained the initiative, attacking as it pleases and expanding its territorial reach, and where other extremists — Al Qaeda and the Islamic State — also have a foothold.
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As long as the games seem to be age-appropriate, I let him play whatever he pleases while I happily do something else for a couple of hours every weekend.
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China has said that Liu Xia, as a private citizen, is free to do as she pleases and that the details of the case remain an internal affair of China's.
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China has its own issues with Japan over the latter's wartime atrocities, so "by antagonizing Tokyo, Seoul pleases Beijing," said Leonid Petrov, a Korea expert at The Australian National University.
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Check out the clip ... she even riffs on Evan's new foe, Instagram Stories ... and it sounds like she uses it as she pleases, or at least, she can if she wants.
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Telling my daughters not only do you have to give ongoing, enthusiastic consent every time you have a sexual encounter, but you better make sure that your partner pleases you, too.
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It takes confidence to build a game that people want to play because it's fun, not because it creates an artificial feedback loop that pleases some primitive corner of our noggin.
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It also suggests that Jenner is too practiced in the art of the television interview to give away any more than she damn well pleases until she's ready to do so.
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These may seem like shallow regrets, and yet the loss of pleasure in one's own body, the loss of pleasure in knowing that one's body pleases others, is a real one.
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They could be so desperate to avoid disaster that they flatter and placate him, leaving Trump to assume he's now emperor of the West, free to make whatever deals he pleases.
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Now, with a more fully formulated view, am I a hypocrite, or a bad feminist, for being vocal about a woman's right to express herself with her body however she pleases?
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In fact, she was such a pro that Moore also shared that Biles now has her very own locker and an open invitation to cheer with the team whenever she pleases.
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She has since taken occasional excursions out to see family or go shopping with permission of her probation officer, but will now be free to come and go as she pleases.
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Companies like Tencent, which is Asia's most valuable tech company, and Weibo already aggressively police content on their platforms, but evidently aren't doing so at a level that pleases the government.
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No, this queen of badass matriarchs will toss white petals into the air at whatever wedding she pleases — and she did just that at her granddaughter Emilie Voss's nuptials in January.
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Blen Joseph doesn't play by the traditional rules of pool ... meaning she'll get all up on the table for a shot if she damn well pleases -- but we're cool with that.
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For now, Bishop is allowed to roam the streets with a badge and a handgun, free to breakdance with a pistol in his waistband as much as he damn well pleases.
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Abbott can call lawmakers back to Austin for as many special legislative sessions as he pleases, and there has been speculation that the bathroom bill could catch a second wind soon.
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"Always and Forever, Lara Jean" captures the essence of modern teen romance and pleases its readers with beloved characters, like Kitty Covey (Lara Jean's quick-witted little sister), and humorous conversations.
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They have earned the right to do what they please, they say, and what pleases them is playing golf, playing cards, playing with the grandchildren and playing with the remote control.
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So is Vajiralongkorn trying to redefine the monarchy's relationship with the military, unexpectedly, or is he simply reasserting a few royal prerogatives so he can keep on living as he pleases?
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So far he's just been able to roll out and say what he pleases, and people who like it go to his rallies and everyone else is just kind of watching.
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The Bolsonaro economic team's talk of mass privatizations pleases market players, but the candidate's lengthy statist voting record during nearly three decades in congress and unpredictability are increasingly generating anxiety and doubt.
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But he has an instinct for what pleases and excites his audience (or what enrages those his audience hates, very often the same thing), and he quickly discovered that belligerent xenophobia worked.
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I think the change that pleases me the most — even though I couldn't see the difference in the demo room — is the addition of optical image stabilization to the smaller iPhone 73.
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These arms are small and light enough to be moved around an operating table as a surgeon pleases, or from one operating theatre to another as the demands of a hospital dictate.
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Trump's criticism of the nuclear deal Iran reached with the U.S. and five other world powers in 2015 pleases both Saudi Arabia and Israel, who accused Obama on "going soft" on Tehran.
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But we're well into season six by now, which means consequences for murder aren't a thing anymore; Ramsay is free to indiscriminately kill all the characters he pleases without suffering any retribution.
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The plot centred on a teen who cuts off his possessed hand with a cleaver, inadvertently allowing the murderous hand it to run wild and do as many murders as it pleases.
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A member of the Washington Slizzards crew, he adds layers to his music by employing varied, often melodic styles of delivery and rapping over pretty much whatever type of beat he pleases.
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He can say what he pleases and is performing in an evolving online environment that reminds him of being at CNN in its early days, and ESPN in its early middle period.
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If the city stopped caring what anyone else thought, if the goal was simply to have fun and eat whatever pleases the people who live in Sydney, what would that look like?
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And once you start viewing every discussion we have about the female body from the perspective of how it advances the patriarchy or how it pleases men you can't un-see it.
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But one character, Uncle Nallayyan, is unhesitant in his choice — he defies ancient customs when he cuts off his head-knot, refuses to marry and generally lives his life as he pleases.
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Generally, when Trump takes stands that target the establishment in Washington, he pleases his loyal base of voters, who voted precisely for the kind of disruption he is engineering in this episode.
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Stettheimer's subtle changes radically alter the sitter from a prostitute to an independent, modern woman: Rather than receiving a bouquet from an implied admirer, she pleases herself by holding her own flowers.
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I mean, The Red Goddess should be allowed to do as she pleases, so strut in your birthday suit all you want, but Agony wields its imagery with the subtlety of a brick.
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Still, that has not made her immune to a deep-running trait of the president's: his tendency to reduce women — even his daughter — to their appearance and whether or not it pleases him.
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Though he must arrange shifts in advance with a supervisor, rather than switching on an app and working when he pleases, he enjoys a level of autonomy that is unusual in conventional jobs.
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"Facebook has decided that sexuality is only acceptable on their platform if it pleases their 'global audience' who, according to them, isn't quite ready to accept the idea of 'casual dating,'" Wilson wrote.
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Although Donald Trump is entitled to nominate whomever he pleases he must understand that his calls for unity while surrounding himself with people like Bannon, Sessions and Michael Flynn falls on deaf ears.
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And since he's not made much effort to broaden his political coalition in office, he has few middle-of-the-road voters to lose from digging into a showdown that pleases his base.
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His treatment of gay people perfectly reveals the flabbiness of his convictions and his willingness to stand at odds with a majority of Americans if it pleases the smaller number who adore him.
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In a March hearing, Judge Buchwald had suggested that Mr. Trump has the right to ignore whomever he pleases on Twitter, and that the "Mute" feature is a constitutional option for doing so.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has until Saturday to come up with a plan that both pleases the E.U. and passes Parliament if he wants Britain to leave the bloc by Oct. 31. 7.
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After the job is done, she will write out the entire amount and the feel of the check tearing crisply along the perforated line will be a small, silly thing that pleases her.
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Additionally, while a tax cut bill that pleases everybody might be relatively easy to pass along party lines, a broader tax reform bill that creates losers is more challenging to do that way.
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If you believe the military, it's the plane that "will allow the Air Force to operate in tomorrow's high end threat environment," by bombing anyone it pleases and land safely back on American soil.
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Her intense loyalty is worrisome to those who believe she's a "yes woman" who lets Trump do as he pleases (even when that entails making potentially damaging comments to reporters or publicly degrading women).
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"Sterling had to retrace some of its spectacular gains recorded earlier on in the week ... a postponement is not something that the UK can chose as it pleases," Commerzbank strategists wrote in a note.
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And: The Congressional schedule is not generous, leaving senators with basically the one week leading up to the Thursday deadline to get some kind of miracle deal that pleases both sides into the budget.
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"I'll be there tomorrow to talk to (ANTRAM's) Dr. Andre Almeida so we can sit down at the table and find a proposal that pleases both parties to get this done," said Pardal Henriques.
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Recent incidents seem to suggest that international law applies only against weak states; a state with the support of a member state with a veto in the Security Council can do as it pleases.
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"We, of course, respect the right of The Washington Post to employ whatever writers it pleases — even Jennifer Rubin," reads the letter addressed to the Post's editorial board from more than three dozen conservatives.
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After Rowan saves Jake from spending 10 years in prison for disorderly conduct and insubordination in the Navy, Jake eventually kills his father, an act that pleases Rowan enough to welcome him into B613.
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Yes, but: Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani has said that he's advised Trump not to issue any pardons during the Mueller investigation, but noted that "when it's over," Trump can do as he pleases.
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She can come and go as she pleases 24 hours a day and not be turned away, even if she is high — a policy that Native leaders pushed for to ensure a welcoming environment.
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Dodge tries to instruct Bode to get some of the keys for her — in particular, she's really focused on the Anywhere Key so she can leave the well house and go wherever she pleases.
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While the lyrics offered a certain amount of feminist swagger—Beyoncé promises that, if a lover pleases her, she "might take him on a flight on my chopper"—there wasn't an obvious story line.
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But even the Goodlatte bill has run into some resistance within the GOP, underscoring the challenge for Republican leadership in protecting thousands of young undocumented immigrants in a way that pleases their own ranks.
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True, the Trump administration's decision to take out a Syrian Air Force base signals a shift: The Assad regime cannot do whatever it pleases, use whatever weapons it thinks will bring it victory fastest.
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Book this beachfront apartment starting at $199 per nightNothing pleases me more than staying in an Airbnb that feels like a hotel and this property has all the makings of a dream beachfront stay.
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Sources close to Aryn tell us Jesse still has a lot of his belongings at their house ... and has come and gone as he pleases, so in a way he's moved but he hasn't.
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We have seen this time and time again — most recently, with Trump's suggestion in leaked 2005 audio that he can "grab them by the pussy" if he so pleases, just because he's a celebrity.
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There's little in the way of radio singles here; instead Raskit is a relentless, torrential showcase of a veteran who can seemingly dip in and out of a genre as and when he pleases.
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And that same night, the pop star was back out again, wearing an outfit that makes one thing crystal clear: the baddest gal in the business is going to wear exactly what she goddamn pleases.
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It is fact, if not one that pleases us, that the British people have decided by a narrow majority in the referendum to leave the EU and now we need to deal with that politically.
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With this avocado tree kit, your dad will be able to grow his own supply of the green delicacy and make as many avocado dishes as he pleases — it's the gift that keeps on giving.
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There's limited street parking by our place, so one of us usually has to run down and meet the driver, but the food actually comes to our door this time, which pleases my hungover self.
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Sidestepping Congress on one of the few checks it has in the national security space follows the dangerous precedent that Trump has set of attempting to do as he pleases, regardless of what Congress says.
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There's a danger in placing oneself above others to create hierarchies and rankings, and invariably teachers can withhold and bestow information as they see fit as it pleases and benefits their own life or cause.
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Discovering as you perform onstage that you please audiences most exactingly when your singing pleases you is immeasurably distant from my buddy discovering that terminating another's life and pleasing himself could go hand in hand.
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The exercises, which the US also conducts in other parts of the world, assert the navy's right to travel wherever it pleases in international waters, a vital component of Washington's naval power across the world.
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When President-elect Trump wants to be heard he now gets his message out directly from his New York penthouse through Twitter to 15 million-plus followers at any hour of the day he pleases.
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It is the president's house by Constitution, and "his to do with as he pleases," said William Seale, a historian and the author of a two-volume history published by the White House Historical Association.
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But while many things seem to come easily to Sparsholt, he is unable to live as he pleases — something that, only decades later in a changed England, is altogether more feasible for his painter son.
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"We know that President Donald Trump from whom I have profound appreciation, he has his communication via social media and he just tweeted this, and this is something that pleases me a lot," he said.
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We do not live and work in some sort of utopian paradise where all progress is universally celebrated and allowed, unmolested, to do what it will, to whom it will, with what information it pleases.
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If the crunch of the artery pleases you, move on to the pork kidney, which is cut into flowery shapes that vaguely resemble miniature porcupines and lands on the tongue with an umami-forward bounce.
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While he acknowledged that Twitter is a company and has a right to do as it pleases, he says it also needs to accept that it has evolved into something bigger and needs to act accordingly.
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But then, there's the realization that the decision to give Kanye West four minutes to do as he pleases onstage at the VMAs—as reported by TMZ this afternoon and later confirmed by Pitchfork—is brilliant.
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A near perfect Halloween costume, one that's not only creepy, but pays homage to an animal who basically runs Toronto, climbed an entire 23-story office building, and eats all the bread it damn well pleases.
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Designer ice cream sandwiches, made with amped-up cookies, fancy sprinkles and crazy flavors, can be tasty, but the classic combination of a chocolate base and vanilla ice cream pleases everyone who finds it in hand.
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The plumbing and electricity are shot to hell, the paint is peeling so quickly you can practically see it happening on screen, and there's a goat that comes and goes (and presumably, pees) as he pleases.
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Looming over it all is El Pachuco, a mythical trickster figure who can stop time and materialize wherever he pleases (think Prospero, but with a lot more panache), and "The Press," a barking headline made flesh.
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Energized by the freedom of the women around her, Vivian jumps into the fray, offering her skills as a tailor to create costumes out of scraps and enjoying as many sexual encounters with men as she pleases.
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Celmins is rarely satisfied with her work—a 2006 note in her diary reads "I have not yet made something that TOTALLY pleases me"—and she wasn't sure that she wanted "Barrier" in the San Francisco retrospective.
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He settled here in order to establish a new, gigantic vegetable garden that stocks the pantries at l'Arpège with fresh, seasonal ingredients, and also, perhaps, to escape the chaos of the capital whenever he damn well pleases.
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In general, however, the bars at BST are pretty well managed, and the queues very orderly, which on one hand pleases dads, but on the other robs them of their important and much needed reason to complain.
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Google is notorious for being able to simply and quietly ratchet its share of the search market up or down each quarter as it pleases, pushing more or less revenue within a few percentage points of growth.
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Quilty's Instagram is full of updates on the cat's repeated attempts to break out of the newly Quilty-proofed cat room and back into the open halls of the shelter where he can roam where he pleases.
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Former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe calls President Trump "a deliberate liar who will say whatever he pleases to get whatever he wants" in his new book "The Threat," according to excerpts published Thursday in The Atlantic.
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I'm also super proud of certain lyrical flourishes... "they say some of the best things in life are free, but everything around here comes with a fee" off of The Thin Black Duke pleases me a lot.
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Richardson, who works in communications at Duke University, explained that one of the challenges of limited social contact with people — even though she's an introvert — is being able to have "the choice" to do as she pleases.
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Finally, standing up for white people who keep brown people down pleases Trump's base, whom he's going to need more than ever as the scandals creep closer and the big policy wins he promised keep not happening.
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Former "Desperate Housewives" star Teri Hatcher threw her support behind Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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Slugging Cubs bash D-backs but lose Schwarber PHOENIX — The power-packed Cubs have 29 runs and 34 hits in their first three games, and the way the stats are coming pleases manager Joe Maddon the most.
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Less than six months before Britain is due to exit the bloc, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to find a proposal for economic ties that pleases EU negotiators and both sides of her divided Conservative party.
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The emphasis on individuality also privileges a candidate-centered approach, and casts the best choice as the candidate who pleases the most voters, rather than the candidate who appeals across different factions, read: groups, within the party.
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Imagine a social network which cannot mess with your data any way it pleases — at least not without everyone noticing — or a bank that cannot raise your interest rate at whim, because the code just won't let it.
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Just as you might use Netflix to find a new TV series to binge-watch, Wine Ring will select a new chardonnay or pinot noir for you to try, but more importantly one that pleases your taste buds.
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Sure, we're not quite ready to commit to the style, but lock us in a room with RiRi and a pair of clippers and we might just let her do whatever the hell she pleases to our hair.
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The actress has been on a global trek of recent, traveling from Europe to North America and now to Asia on a quest of self-fulfillment (and because she is a celebrity and can travel when she pleases).
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See for yourself, starting with an election in Italy that is just two weeks away: On March 4, Italians head to the polls for parliamentary elections unlikely to produce a result that pleases most of those who vote.
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"This is the first prisoner transfer under Trump, but it may also be the last unless the courts meaningfully check the president's claimed power to imprison men without charge for as long as he pleases," Mr. Kassem said.
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Imagine giving all of your precious online advertising money (as well as critical information about your business) to one company, which then has full authority to spend that money as it pleases using its own, proprietary, mysterious algorithm.
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CNBC displayed the wrong photos Monday of 2628 Democratic presidential candidates Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 28503 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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When they do invite friends out to the park for flavored honey smeared over fresh-baked bread, nothing pleases them more than to see their guests ooh-ing and aah-ing over an immaculate, Instagram-worthy table setup.
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She's considered a loyal, right-hand woman to the president, with a desk near the Oval Office and access to Trump's ear few have, but that loyalty is worrisome if it means letting the president do as he pleases.
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Thanks to a rigged electoral system, the latter is all but guaranteed to hold onto office after the final results from the recent election are released in full this week—as long as that pleases his majesty, of course.
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Brookman said that FaceApp's privacy policy allows the company to do whatever it pleases with photos uploaded to its server, and the app's terms of use gives the company broad license to use the photos as it sees fit.
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Avocado Tree Starter Kit With this avocado tree kit, your dad will be able to grow his own supply of the green delicacy and make as many avocado dishes as he pleases — it's the gift that keeps on giving.
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The company says that as long as the NRA follows the company's "political guidelines" (meaning it can't actually depict guns), Snap can't stop the lobbying group from buying whatever space it pleases on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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But the Underground has also, cleverly, left a third escalator — on the far left, of course — for anyone to ride or climb as he or she pleases, so in some sense it is stepping heaven, without any official hectoring.
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TPros: Available in five colors and for less than $50, this carry-on pleases the wallet, the eye, and the needs of a frequent travelerCons: No warranty means whatever you save on this budget option may not last forever
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But Federer, a remarkable champion and ambassador, has clearly earned the right to play on as long as he pleases without much carping from the chattering classes, even if an 18th Grand Slam singles title now looks increasingly unlikely.
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In their conversations before being offered the job, Mulvaney told Trump he would not apply the same restrictions on Oval Office visitors or telephone calls that Kelly had, believing Trump operates better when he can do as he pleases.
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PARIS (Reuters) - He is rousing crowds at campaign rallies with fiery speeches warning of the dangers of immigration while losing ground in opinion polls - Nicolas Sarkozy's law-and-order platform pleases core supporters but is backfiring with French voters.
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James Wyatt, author of the new art and lore book The Art of Magic: The Gathering—Zendikar talks world-building, ancient monsters, and creating a source book that pleases both die-hards and fans of fantasy art in general.
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But that's exactly what the G.O.P. majority on the House Judiciary Committee did last week when it approved a bill that pleases the National Rifle Association while ignoring the public's desperate need — and broad support — for stronger gun safety.
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Worse, we did it just days before the election, handing Erdogan a political prize that he can wield as evidence that the United States doesn't dare to oppose him and that he can continue to behave as he pleases.
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London is pushing for a pro-jobs trade deal but has yet to find a proposal to maintain economic ties with the bloc that is acceptable to negotiators in Brussels and pleases both sides of May's divided political party.
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"It sounds like the kind of thing that pleases, you know, the liberal part, or the left, you know, far-left part of the Democratic Party, and sort of makes them feel good," Santorum told CNN host Anderson Cooper.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, the vice president-elect, will have in a Trump White House is unknown, especially given Mr. Trump's habit of consulting a wide circle of formal and informal advisers and then ultimately doing as he pleases.
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Before the war, as a college student, Gordon takes a trip to New York, where for the first time he experiences being able to go where he pleases without considering whether he'll be barred entry because of his race.
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The novel's tone often devolves to the level of the bodice ripper ("It pleases her, how irresistible she is to him") or the mall ("Lee wants to roll her eyes but restrains herself"; reader, I did not restrain myself).
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"This decision today to plead guilty pleases us in the fact that at this point the victim will no longer have to face a lengthy trial and can go about her life," U.S. Attorney's Office Spokesman David Boling told ABC News.
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A highlight of the singer's Instagram account is her knack for taking #OOTD posts to a new level with short Instagram films that show her modeling clothes in her enormous home, on her balcony, or wherever she damn well pleases.
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The internet has opened up a world where clothing and makeup can be more than just a means to shape an external presentation for others, an attempt to stuff my body into a mold that pleases everyone who looks at me.
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My reaction, even when I know better, is illustrative of that, and I can't help but think about actor/writer Simon Pegg's essay on geek consumerism: We don't view an entertainment monopoly as a monopoly because it's #content that pleases us.
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With less than eight months until Britain is due to leave the EU, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to find a plan for future ties that pleases both sides of her divided party and is acceptable to negotiators in Brussels.
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He believes he has reached an age where he no longer feels obligated to worry about anyone's needs besides his own, that his time here is nearly finished, and he's determined to live out his final days doing as he pleases.
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If he pleases those who elected him, I'm not sure that he gets re-elected, but if he moves as far away from you as you say he has, I still don't think he can get the people in the middle.
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It's the second-ever add on, but it's the first by new studio Evil Empire, a spinoff from the game's original creator Motion Twin formed last year that now has free reign to steer the game in whatever direction it pleases.
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There are plenty of her own members of Parliament who are troubled by the direction in which she is heading — another reason she is seeking a solid House of Commons majority that will enable her to govern as she pleases.
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For the character who said arguably the least in the finale, Sansa got it pretty good in the end: A brother ruling the Seven Six Kingdoms, another brother not getting executed for treason, and a free North to do what she pleases with.
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But it's come through that natural aptitude Blackman has for maintaining relationships: one of the Sylas brothers has a studio room, and Blackman is allowed to come and go as he pleases, often recording late into the night or napping on the couch.
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According to interviews with a number of current and former officials, the recent purge has left department leadership in a state of limbo even as it's charged with containing the worsening situation at the border in a way that pleases the President.
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It usually includes a license to use the content you create — be it capital-C Content, like public posts, or things you would intuitively understand as more private, like your direct messages and which profiles you look at — however the service pleases.
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But considering when it come to her personal aesthetic, Kylie's always done exactly as she pleases, we have a feeling the reality star will be back to her chestnut roots in no time flat, or at least a very realistic brunette wig.
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The winner never pleases everyone—picking a single recipient from among all living writers never could—but it's at least a chance to remind the larger public that serious literature exists, and to give one person a nice boost in book sales.
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While VJing is always wed to music, video art is free to do as it pleases, or is often more about the form of the media itself, or the documentation of conceptual or performance rigors, or it simply acts upon its own poetics.
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In a conference call with reporters, a senior White House official said that previous statements by Mr. Bolton and other senior officials that the United States would stay in Syria did not matter because, as president, Mr. Trump could do as he pleases.
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Each subreddit has its own team of moderators and is essentially its own mini kingdom, free to do what it pleases within the boundaries of Reddit's rules and community guidelines, which prohibit inciting violence and harassment but don't explicitly prohibit racist language.
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Team Rising breaks down how political ideology factors into which 2020 candidates people support and how Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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The latest allegation of flight interceptions comes after a member of Qatar's royal family said Sunday he is being held against his will in the UAE, a claim disputed by the UAE government, which said he is free to move as he pleases.
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The conclusion to be drawn from all this is essentially "be nicer", which is not a particularly useful mantra to preach to the Twittersphere... but I for one hope Alexander continues to do whatever he damn well pleases with his own face.
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But despite the irony and ghoulishness of Kajii's story, there is beauty in this narrative as well — it is the people who beget the tree, and the tree that pleases the people: a culture and a plant, their survival inextricable from one another.
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In fact, in the highly polarized politics of today, the White House understands that Obama would only stoke divisions if he leaned too hard on one side of this issue — with every word he says angering Republicans, even if what he says pleases Democrats.
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With a presidential election less than two years away, Mr Trump would, it seems, prefer a secretary of homeland security who echoes his aggressive tone and champions his views, however legally unfeasible, to one who patiently explains why he cannot do as he pleases.
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For C.D. Wright, her trips with Deborah Luster into the prisons they visited for One Big Self took on the moral weight of witness and the guilty responsibility of the one who is free to leave as she pleases at the end of a visit.
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They believe the PiS leadership sees the tribunal not as an institution responsible for upholding the rule of law, as it is supposed to be, but rather as an organ that should smooth the way for the elected government to do as it pleases.
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But more troubling for many is the profound sense that the government has failed to steer the country toward greater prosperity and economic opportunity and that President François Hollande has exacerbated political divisions by clumsily introducing legislation that pleases neither the right nor the left.
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Photo by Kevin Dietsch / EPA/ Pool According to the Defense Manpower Data Center, the United States has 25 personnel in Jordan — 2000 military, three civilians, and 11 dependents, a number whose modesty pleases a host country that would like it a secret for internal reasons.
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It remains unclear whether a coalition can be cobbled together to pass a bill that pleases both moderates and conservatives, but if so, it will mark the first time the new administration presides over anything that impacts the most pressing national issues — spending and debt.
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"Donald Trump may think he has the power to hire and fire whomever he pleases, but he cannot take such action if it is determined that it is for the purposes of subverting the rule of law and obstructing justice," Nadler said in a statement.
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The prospect that Marine Le Pen, the vituperative populist, might soon be wielding them against whom she pleases — "globalist" elites, say, or devout Muslims, or immigrants, or the various other groups she has identified as threatening the nation's integrity — does not seem to worry anyone.
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With less than eight months until the divorce is due to take place, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to find a proposal to maintain economic ties with the bloc that pleases both sides of her divided party and is acceptable to negotiators in Brussels.
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The Wind Waker's flooded world requires a ship for travel and item retrieval—a sentient one at that, the King of Red Lions—and Link discovers a magical wand for controlling the direction of the wind, allowing him to fill the boat's sail however he pleases.
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"The successful test-fire would help remarkably bolster the underwater operational capability of the KPA navy, he said, adding that it is now capable of hitting the heads of the South Korean puppet forces and the U.S. imperialists any time as it pleases," it said, citing Kim.
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" When one Periscope user asked her if she was going to commit suicide, she answered, "No, I am not going to kill myself," but added, "I have reached the point where nothing pleases me," and, "Nothing can make me want to get up in the morning.
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Hontiveros -- the sister of a CNN Philippines anchor -- said that Duterte "acted like a feudal king who thinks that being the President is an entitlement to do anything that he pleases," adding that "uneven power relations" meant that the kiss wasn't an act between consenting adults.
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OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, had proposed additional production cuts through the end of 2020 but Russia refused to agree and warned it would produce as it pleases from next month in a bid to recover market share lost to US shale companies in recent years.
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Most groundwater rights in Arizona are still based on the frontier legal doctrine of "reasonable use," which holds that a landowner retains the right to pump as much water as he or she pleases, so long as it's put to a "reasonable use" such as farming.
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Trump has opted for a battle plan that comes down to an attack on the constitutional state by refusing to cooperate in investigations by Congress, keeping witnesses away and basically claiming that the president is all-powerful, can do as he pleases and is above the law.
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Given the fears of some Democrats that he could be portrayed as too far to the left to defeat Mr. Trump, his show of strength is likely to alarm some of his detractors as much as it pleases his own supporters coming so close to the Feb.
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The brazenness of Putin's attack could signal his willingness to use nerve agents in the future to send a clear message to any rogue agents and to signal to a global audience that he is willing and able to use chemical weapons wherever and whenever he pleases.
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According to the Blast, the DA is exploring the possibility of charging Kelly with false imprisonment for the alleged "cult" in which Kelly reportedly keeps young women at his homes, demanding that they have sex with him as he pleases and forbidding them from doing anything without his permission.
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The first $50 million it would be free to use as it pleases; the following $5 million would be put into a fund to support future acquisitions and the museum's collection; and anything over $55 million would be put into a separate fund to benefit its collection and acquisitions.
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Even worse, Dwight's transgressions were all an effort to help his diabetic sister-in-law get the medicine she needed — and ended with her being forced to pledge herself to Negan, who appears to do what he pleases with any female member of the group he deems attractive.
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The first-ballot Hall of Famer has spent his 17th season skating in and out of the paint as he pleases, with the highest free-throw rate of his career and an absurd 60 percent of his shots coming within three feet of the basket, per Basketball-Reference.
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President Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani said that he's advised Trump not to issue any pardons during the course of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, but noted that "when it's over," Trump can do as he pleases in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" this morning.
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Mr. Nihal said that he preferred the setup at the two-family house where he rents the garage rather than a big public garage because he can just drive in and out whenever he pleases (he also has dedicated parking at his job in the Brooklyn Navy Yard).
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The old Australian posture as an affluent outlier in Asia with the stature to do as it pleases — a country that could switch from being a regional bully on refugee policy to being a neighbor's best friend without being punished for its double standard — is no longer viable.
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Simply put, coming up with a final version of the bill that pleases Ms. Collins, who is concerned that it is still too punitive for many residents of her old and relatively poor state, and Mr. Paul, who feels it is still too generous, is a tough task.
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What it shows is that there is no possible resolution to the Article 50 negotiations that pleases British voters and the other 27 European countries — without tanking the UK economy: Our team of top Morskiologists at Quantian Capital have been working nonstop for days to produce this diagram: pic.twitter.
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It is foolhardy at best for anyone to have believed that Rihanna, a smart, shrewd, and boundlessly funny international businesswoman who can cast aside stars of rap and sports like corn husks as she pleases, could be the marionette of a nakedly ambitious, admittedly drug addled social climber like Scott.
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The best modern princess stories turn those options over, looking for loopholes and alternatives: a Belle who's rebellious and unconventional but still gets to be happy with her love, or a Moana who does as she pleases and doesn't even have a potential prince floating around to cast a cloud.
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I really would not know, it pleases me more that people just choose naturally—never would I make to please… I can only do what my heart requires and if fans continue to enjoy and support me I shall be eternally grateful, if they turn away then I will understand.
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But I think the fact that she's been in the world, that she's pursued a career, that she's had a full life and is accustomed to doing as she pleases, will make the business of adapting to the royal family and to all of the attendant restrictions much more difficult.
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I fear the DNC lawsuit pleases Putin as much as it aggravates President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his supporters.
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But on days like today, it's nice to picture T.P. out there somewhere, telling his new partner that he loves her as many times as he pleases, laying on course after course of biscuits and gravy, and smiling as he eagerly proffers that big, stupid Valentine's Day cup of Kool-Aid.
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" Max Nordau, in his 1892 book, "Degeneration," a mocking survey of fin-de-siècle culture, shows a soft spot for Péladan, declaring that "the conscious factor in him knows that [mysticism] is all nonsense, but it finds artistic pleasure in it, and permits the unconscious life to do as it pleases.
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His business is managed by the Japanese fashion label Comme des Garçons, which also produces the collections, but under its umbrella he has free rein to design as he pleases, to stock his shows with his friends and to shoot his own images, which are compiled in his own collectible books.
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We got tWitch Friday afternoon at LAX and asked about his boss' decision to possibly step away from her daytime talk show when her contract runs out in 2020 ... and tWitch rattles off all the good things Ellen's done for the world and says that's justification for her to retire whenever she pleases.
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Given one final season to wrap up the sad saga of the colossally clueless Forrest MacNeil, the threesome are hoping to make something that pleases Review's small but devoted audience, without necessarily upping the level of shock and horror that made last year's episodes as painful to watch as they were funny.
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And at several points, he has had to absorb the fact that the President isn't all-powerful, with his orders blocked by the courts, his wish lists discarded by Congress, a steady stream of leaks from the intelligence community sparking turmoil in his Administration and a media that writes and broadcasts as it pleases.
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Instead, the BFGDs use G-Sync, Nvidia's adaptive sync technology, which means they will work with the Nvidia card in your PC or the Nvidia Shield built into the display, to always give the smoothest playback possible by forcing the display to match the frames of the device instead of refreshing whenever it pleases.
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Minnesota's Glaring Weakness Between Karl-Anthony Towns dissecting defenses from any square foot of the court he pleases, Andrew Wiggins gliding like a condor, and Jamal Crawford momentarily propping up a lethargic offense like the ageless highlight reel he is, it's still hard to ignore Minnesota's obvious hole: the desperate need for another wing defender.
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Conservatism for Will is the defense of an a priori truth asserted as "self-evident" by the founding fathers: that all men are created equal, and each has a "natural right" to do as he pleases with himself and his own property, and any government is tasked purely for the maintenance of such freedom.
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Having voted Conservative in the last election, on the vain hope that the party might stick to their manifesto pledges to improve the economic position of the U.K. in a stable way, I now see a party that does what it likes and pleases, as the country is focused on the issue of Europe.
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"The chairman has the right to invite any organization he pleases, but to pretend that CVA is anything other than a partisan organization that invests time and money into discrediting Democratic members of Congress, and specifically the ranking member of this committee, is disingenuous," Griffin Anderson, press secretary for the committee's Democrats, told Military Times.
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But that doesn't mean North Korea's getting rid of the nuclear weapons that it has already developed, or that testing is done for good: the test site is still there, and the regime can resume testing when it pleases, says Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS).
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The commander of the United States forces in Africa, General Thomas Waldhauser, has said that if China placed restrictions on the port, it could inhibit resupplying the American base there and the ability of Navy ships to refuel in Djibouti, which seems happy to let China do as it pleases, as long as it keeps paying.
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In the friendship between Sarah and Lauren, it becomes ever more clear that what Lauren wants is for Sarah to stop holding her to a version of herself she's trying to leave behind; she is sick of how her longtime friend projects their past onto the present, and wants to be able to act as she pleases.
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Deval PatrickDeval PatrickDeval Patrick rolls out six-figure ad buy in early states Bloomberg decides to skip Nevada caucuses Booker fundraising on Castro's departure from 2020 race MORE and entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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One of the police officers is accused of torturing a black man in jail, which shows us that he is immoral; Mildred condemns this action, which shows us that she is righteous — and also apparently gives her carte blanche to toss out the n-word as she pleases, a move from which the film seems to take a Tarantino-esque thrill.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTrump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Senators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war MORE (D-Mass.), Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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Rather than retrace his old route (which was, to put it mildly, somewhat improvisational), Bryson calculates the longest distance you can travel in Britain in a straight line, from Bognor Regis in the south to Cape Wrath in the north, christens it the Bryson Line and decides to begin at one end and finish at the other, visiting it from time to time but otherwise fetching up wherever he pleases.
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Recent opinion polls show voters think Prime Minister Theresa May is handling the process badly and there may be a slight move towards support for staying in the EU. May, who has ruled out another referendum, is trying to clinch a Brexit divorce deal with Brussels that pleases both sides of her divided Conservative Party as well as the Northern Irish kingmakers who prop up her minority government.
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The final section of his 22005 collection "And the Stars Were Shining" has these lines: I've told you before how afraid this makes me, but I think we can handle it together, and this is as good a place as any to unseal my last surprise: you, as you go, diffident, indifferent, but with the sky for an awning for as many days as it pleases it to cover you.
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The DNC's increased thresholds to qualify for the primary debates, which were announced in December, are intended to help winnow a crowded field; however, the body has come under criticism after December's debate featured a nearly all-white stage, with the sole exception of Asian-American entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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Among the higher-profile candidates who are on the chopping block are businessman Tom SteyerTom Fahr SteyerBrent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats DNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Unprecedented ad drive puts Bloomberg on political map MORE, entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2020 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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When we do pursue what we crave, the consequences of saying so out loud can be stark: pity the poor woman foolish enough to say that she doesn't want children because she'd rather spend her money traveling the world, or had an abortion because she just did not want a baby, or admits she took the job because she craved power, or rejects marrying the nice guy because she would rather date and sleep with whomever she pleases.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCNN announces three moderators for Iowa primary debate The Hill's Morning Report - Iran strikes US bases in Iraq; Trump to speak today On The Money: Senate panel advances Trump's new NAFTA despite GOP gripes | Trade deficit falls to three-year low | Senate confirms Trump pick for small business chief MORE from bordering Minnesota and tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangDNC defends 'inclusive' standards with some 2202 Democrats set to miss January debate Panel: Warren pleases nobody, How should Yang spend his ocean of cash?
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Perfect combination of ingredients "I'm fascinated by the fact that people will eat almost any kind of pizza -- not necessarily the 'best' pizza -- and part of that is the fact that it is the uber selection of ingredients that have fat, sugar and salt, that pleases the amygdala [a set of neurons in the brain] and makes the brain very happy," said Gail Vance Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies, including pizza companies, learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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