To refuse to admit it is to miss the story.
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They refuse to admit that it&aposs not this current administration.
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But the naysayers refuse to admit that tax-rate incentives matter.
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As a country we refuse to admit that we need help.
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Today, the Democratic race is effectively over, although the Bernie Brigades refuse to admit it.
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Los Angeles is a city that's full of broke adults who refuse to admit they're broke.
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To me, it's something we all do, and that he and many others refuse to admit they're doing.
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You and I have this thing about how they're media companies, they refuse to admit they're media companies.
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As long as we refuse to admit that inhumanity is completely human, we'll just be telling ourselves pious lies.
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I frequently and randomly burst into tears, and I'd refuse to admit to myself that I knew exactly why I was crying.
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"I can admit to a lot of things but I refuse to admit that my marriage ended because of cheating," she said.
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Many Turkish conservatives refuse to admit that innocents, including Muslims, are being murdered by a group acting in the name of Islam.
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"I can admit to a lot of things but I refuse to admit that my marriage ended because of cheating," Cyrus said.
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After a transgender murder, some families refuse to admit their loved ones' gender identity and would prefer to erase it, she said.
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"I can admit to a lot of things but I refuse to admit that my marriage ended because of cheating," she tweeted.
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And then there is 10% extremely die-hard remainers who refuse to admit there would be any benefits from leaving the European Union.
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You will talk in circles as the boomers in the room refuse to admit their brains have been melted by Facebook chain letters.
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But its speakers stubbornly refuse to admit that it also describes their own inability to force their enemies to play by the rules.
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Donald Trump's supporters dispute the claims as nothing more than the usual "whining" of progressives and Democrats who refuse to admit they lost fairly.
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And that, presumably, is why conservatives prefer "experts" who not only consistently get things wrong, but refuse to admit or learn from their mistakes.
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Its other response was apparently to redesign this MacBook Pro's keyboard to mitigate the problem and then refuse to admit that's why it was redesigned.
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"I can admit to a lot of things but I refuse to admit that my marriage ended because of cheating," she wrote in late August.
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And he receives a $7.5 million settlement (half of which will go to taxes) from Dutchess County, although even today, prosecutors refuse to admit wrongdoing.
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"Our imams radicalised us with IS and terror but refuse to admit it," says a Sunni final-year student at Tikrit University with a bouffant hairdo.
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While the Patriots refuse to admit they've cheated, at least Domino's had the character to admit its pizza was trash and attempted to remedy the problem.
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" In its parent agreement, the school states that it can refuse to admit or expel students who participate in or support "homosexual activity or bi-sexual activity.
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Americans learn of slavery and other racist acts as largely the mistakes of their individual ancestors, and sometimes even refuse to admit what the mistakes were at all.
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What the administration and foreign policy elite refuse to admit is that North Korea — even with nuclear weapons capable of reaching the U.S. homeland — is not an existential threat.
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While we frequently try to fool one another with cleverness, it's much more rare for a fellow performer to go full force and refuse to admit any form of trickery.
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Most kids figure out that sex seems like fun all on their own, and when we refuse to admit that basic fact to them, we just seem like unreliable sources.
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As every parent knows, teens are impulsive, say what's on their minds without thinking through the consequences, overreact to perceived slights, and often refuse to admit when they've screwed up.
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The satire is all-encompassing: journalists and their readers get scuffed, and so do hostile little children and high-principled women who refuse to admit that they've been taken in.
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When you refuse to admit your mistakes, you are also less open to constructive criticism, experts said, which can help hone skills, rectify bad habits and improve yourself over all.
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In Malevolent, premiering October 5 on Netflix, the horror seeps in slowly, perhaps because most of the characters — save Angela (a spectacular Florence Pugh) — refuse to admit horror is even a possibility.
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"Lear" is a play about family, about the flesh and the mind melding together in decay, about understanding what it means to love and to foolishly refuse to admit one's need for love.
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Clinton told me she felt compelled to speak out after watching Mr. Sanders refuse to admit any fault in the disagreement with Ms. Warren — and then seeing his supporters attack Ms. Warren online.
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Further, given that these sites are delivering so much data on a daily basis, it's clear that all of us are sneaking a peek now and again… even if we refuse to admit it.
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Ten years after one of the largest financial crises in American history, there are still those who refuse to admit any wrongdoing, and it is up to Congress and financial regulators to change that.
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While many on the left refuse to admit it, the mishandling of energy and climate change issues by Democrats has played a major role in devastating national election losses in 28500, 6900 and 2628.
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Not everyone is happy: App corporations refuse to admit that the law applies, and media companies have chosen to drop freelance writers in California rather than adjust their workloads or convert them into employees.
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By continuing to refuse to admit that we do not know, and stopping there, we have given the consumers, the economic and political drivers for all of this, the expectation that there are answers to everything.
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NEIL CAREY, ANNANDALE, VA. To the Editor: Ibram X. Kendi did an incredibly succinct job of highlighting the disconnect between racist ideologies and the perpetrators of these ideologies who refuse to admit to participating in the first place.
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The Thrombley family's own mythos about itself and its "ancestral home" is silly; its members are worthy of ridicule, not because they're wealthy, but because they refuse to admit their wealth comes from anything but their own merit.
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Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore released a video message on YouTube in which he appeared to refuse to admit defeat and railed against "immorality" in the U.S. Moore looks to have lost the Alabama Senate election race which took place Tuesday.
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Senate Republicans insist they are not ignoring the Mueller report, just accepting a reality that House Democrats refuse to admit: Mr. Trump has been cleared of anything impeachable, even if he was not entirely "exonerated," as the president has repeatedly claimed.
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Adults with tech-related injuries often refuse to admit they have a problem until injuries and addictive behavior progress to an extreme, said Nancy Ann Cheever, a professor of communications at California State University, Dominguez Hills, who studies technology and addiction.
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"We stand by our reporting, which showed more than 150 private schools that receive state scholarships have anti-gay policies; more than 80 of those schools have expressly written policies stating they could expel or refuse to admit gay students," she said.
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Unlike many former stars who refuse to admit that fame has passed them by ("One of the chapters in the book is called 'Happy to be Forgotten,' and I am," he said), Hunter happily embraced his quiet life at their Montecito, Calif.
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Vox's Timothy Lee explains: This has become the Trump campaign's standard response when it's caught making a mistake: refuse to admit they've made an error no matter how obvious it might seem, and then escalate by blaming everyone except themselves for the misstep.
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Though the show tells a story familiar to any fan of romantic comedies — boy meets girl, boy and girl fall in love, boy and girl refuse to admit it for fear of ruining everything — it paints everything with a dark sheen of misery.
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This formula explains Mr. Putin's position on the war in Ukraine: There's not the slightest doubt that Russian soldiers are confronting the Ukrainian Army in eastern Ukraine, but Vladimir Putin has made it a fundamental matter of principle to refuse to admit this.
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She said she had moved her ticket up because she was concerned that her southern region of Campania could "from one moment to the next" refuse to admit people coming from the north, or force them into quarantine if the situation in Milan worsened.
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In such circumstances you'd like to imagine that Republicans would come around to the idea that Trump needed to go, but it seems probable that Fox News and the rest of conservative media would circle the wagons and refuse to admit any wrongdoing on the president's part.
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"Even though Cosa Nostra and other mafia groups in Sicily are showing signs of crisis, today many business owners refuse to admit they are paying the pizzo," said Umberto Santino, a founder of the Giuseppe Impastato Sicilian Centre of Documentation, an anti-mafia association in Palermo.
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Read more: Miley Cyrus says she never cheated on Liam Hemsworth after news he filed for divorce: 'There are NO secrets to uncover here'"I can admit to a lot of things but I refuse to admit that my marriage ended because of cheating," she said.
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But the proposal is certain to face a hostile reception in Congress, where tax-averse Republicans control both the House of Representatives and the Senate — and many of their leaders refuse to admit that human-driven climate change exists, much less that any money needs to be spent to address it.
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More recently, Pence was one of the 30 governors who said that they would refuse to admit Syrian refugees into their states after November's terrorist attacks in Paris, actually turning away a family who had waited three years to be resettled two days before they were due to arrive in Indiana.
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Yeah, I think even if you show the statistics, tell the stories, report the facts, people who never have to confront police brutality or workplace discrimination, or school push-out, or other sorts of entrenched biases, can continue to refuse to admit or try to understand why these differences occur.
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Not only was he wrong, again and again, during the financial crisis and its aftermath; not only did he refuse to admit error, or learn anything from his mistakes; but he turned on a dime as soon as Trump was in office, showing himself to be a purely political animal.
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Over Johnson's constant vetoes, the Republican-controlled Congress had undertaken what is now referred to as Congressional Reconstruction—a series of policies designed to crush the white supremacist governments of the former Confederate states and refuse to admit them back into the Union with full privileges until they created representative bodies untainted by the rebellion.
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But her first vote -- her first vote -- puts in power people who tear kids away from their families, who don't want to do decent immigration reform, who weaken our environmental laws, who refuse to admit that climate change is here and we have just a short time to deal with it, who will not ban assault weapons.
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Popularity at a prep school full of affluent kids and their well-connected parents means greater access to prestigious colleges, internships, fraternities, jobs, and, in cases like Kavanaugh's, the power to become a member of the most powerful judicial body in the US. Watching Kavanaugh refuse to admit during his testimony that he drank to excess on occasion, doubling down on his Boy Scout persona with aggravated fervor, felt like he was using an old teenage tactic for avoiding punishment–stick to the story until you're in the clear, no matter the evidence.
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The Moroccan scholar Fatima Mernissi argues that this trend has worsened in the modern era, as "modern Arab histories refuse to admit, even at the level of pure analysis, that customs expressing female sexual self- determination" existed in pre-Islamic Arabia and were subsequently outlawed in Islamic times.
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I > refuse to admit that if the issues are clearly presented, the southern > voters will not vote on the basis of principle. ...Osro Cobb, Osro Cobb of > Arkansas: Memoirs of Historical Significance, Carol Griffee, ed. (Little > Rock, Arkansas: Rose Publishing Company, 1989), p. 106 Taft had the solid backing of the party's conservative wing.
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It is implied that a romantic attachment meant is growing between the couple and that their respective children approve! ; Robert and Maria : Robert and Maria are servants at the home of Mr. Albert. Robert is the butler and sometimes chauffeur, while Maria is the housekeeper. They appear to be fond of each other but refuse to admit it, not even to themselves.
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Andrew summons demons from the van, which trash the construction site before Buffy kills them. Unfortunately, Buffy knocks Tony unconscious and the construction men she saves refuse to admit they were saved by a girl. Xander gets mad at Buffy for bringing slaying to his work place but understands that something is happening. However, he is still forced to fire her.
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More controversial is that the constitutions of some unions state that the union has the right to refuse to admit a person as a member of that union even if that person is eligible for membership. A constitution may also provide for the expulsion of members. This becomes vitally important if there is a closed-shop agreement, because the refusal of membership of the union may mean the loss of a job.
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He admits that Rufus was abusive of Leona, that he actually does not reciprocate Cass's love, and that his love of Yves is genuine. This also makes him the book's calmest and most composed character. Only after a night with Eric does Vivaldo see the world more clearly and make tentative steps toward acceptance of his own bisexuality. Most of the white characters in the book downplay or refuse to admit the racial tension surrounding them.
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If a student has been expelled from two schools, then any state school is legally allowed to refuse admittance of that student. Schools on special measures may refuse to admit a student who has been expelled from only one school. Therefore, a student who has been expelled from two schools might be totally removed from the state education system. As a result, it is rare for a pupil to be expelled or permanently excluded in the UK's state sector.
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The Battle of Sitka continued for several days until the Tlingit abandoned their fort and left the area. Tlingit accounts of the battle refuse to admit defeat or give the Russians credit for taking the Tlingit fort. The Russians destroyed the abandoned Tlingit fort and named the new Russian fort Novo-Arkhangelsk (New Archangel), also known as Fort Archangel Michael and Fort Saint Michael. The confrontations at Sitka in 1802 and 1804 played a significant role in subsequent Tlingit-Russian relations for generations.
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In 1890 Wrixon went to London to represent the Victorian government in the Ah Toy case, which turned on the power of the colonies to refuse to admit aliens. He had argued the case before the Victorian full court when five judges decided against the government, with Higinbotham and Kerford dissenting. Wrixon succeeded in getting the judgment reversed by the privy council. In 1890 he became a Q.C., and in November of that year resigned with his colleagues in the Gillies government.
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It was founded as a whites-only establishment, which led to the denial of its tax exemptions, a decision upheld by the United States Supreme Court in 1971. For the 1965-1966 school year, 49% of the schools tuition revenue came from grants provided by the state of Mississippi. In 1969, a federal court ruled that, since, in the court's opinion, the Lamar School would refuse to admit qualified black students, the tuition grant program violated the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment.Coffey v.
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" Davis likened the film to Forgotten Silver by director Peter Jackson. Liz Ferguson of Montreal Gazette called the film a "skilful mockumentary", and went on to note, "Directors Erik Eger and Magnus Oliv have a field day here. They riff on conspiracy theories, cover-ups, things that are supposedly proven by computer analysis, the lone obsessive who clearly sees what others refuse to admit, people who enjoy sharing anecdotes from their past, anecdotes they've probably told many many times by now, filmmakers who make themselves part of the story, etc., etc.
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A god complex is an unshakable belief characterized by consistently inflated feelings of personal ability, privilege, or infallibility. A person with a god complex may refuse to admit the possibility of their error or failure, even in the face of irrefutable evidence, intractable problems or difficult or impossible tasks. The person is also highly dogmatic in their views, meaning the person speaks of their personal opinions as though they were unquestionably correct. Someone with a god complex may exhibit no regard for the conventions and demands of society, and may request special consideration or privileges.
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O'Bannon recruits a native force of mercenaries - Greeks, Turks and Arabs - to accompany his Marines and some American soldiers and Navy midshipmen. O'Bannon and Countess D’Arneau meet and are attracted to each other, but both refuse to admit it to themselves. D’Arneau convinces Hamet that the Americans plan to turn him over to his brother, but O’Bannon gets him to change his mind. D’Arneau defies O’Bannon and accompanies the expedition from Alexandria, Egypt, across the North African deserts, but he forces her to travel with the camp followers.
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She even decides to make a statement to the son of the governor of the island, and she gets back the size she was before the wreck. The hardest conversion is the one of the courtier, whose secretary has the greatest difficulty in reminding him of his loans, left and right, never returned, his false protestations of friendship, his love of praise. The courtier finally confesses his wrongs, and tending his hand to the farmer and the gascon, who showed them to him. Only the poet and philosopher refuse to admit they were wrong, and remain incurable.
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In a rocky landscape, the Furies refuse to admit Orfeo to the Underworld, and sing of Cerberus, its canine guardian ("Chi mai dell’Erebo"/"Quel est l'audacieux"). When Orfeo, accompanied by his lyre (represented in the opera by a harp), begs for pity in the aria "Deh placatevi con me"/"Laissez-vous toucher", he is at first interrupted by cries of "No!"/"Non!" from the Furies, but they are eventually softened by the sweetness of his singing in the arias "Mille pene"/"Ah! La flamme" and "Men tiranne"/"La tendresse", and let him in ("Ah, quale incognito affetto"/"Quels chants doux").
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Soon Ya Ting and Qi Tian marry to follow through with the lie. With the two pretending to be a married couple, each day they begin to fall more in love with each other, but both with their stubborn personalities refuse to admit their feelings to one another. Their relationship is also complicated by Yao Yang and Hao Quan being in love with Ya Ting and wanting to take Qi Tian's place as the pretend father. Also Qi Tian having an ex- girlfriend that won't let go and accept that he is married to someone else.
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The threshold question for holding a joint trial is whether or not each complainant's evidence will be admissible in respect of the charges involving the other complainants (that is, whether such evidence is 'cross-admissible'). Decisions to hold separate trials or refuse to admit relevant tendency or propensity evidence about a defendant's sexual behaviour can be seen as barriers to the successful prosecution of sex offences. The sexual assault charges against Jian Ghomeshi involved multiple complainants and were dealt with in two separate proceedings. The second trial did not proceed after Ghomeshi agreed to issue an apology.
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Shortly after they had a daily show called Batatoon on the Portuguese television station TVI that lasted from 1998 until 2002, when Batatinha and his colleague Companhia had a public spat live on TV (though they refuse to admit that physical aggressions were exchanged). In 2003, Batatinha and Companhia parted ways and since then Batatinha has performed solo. In January 2011, the pair was reunited on TV and solved their differences and united once again as the popular clown duo. In 2011, they co- starred on the RTP television show Último a Sair, a spoof of reality-TV shows in character as the clown.
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She is serious, blunt, and an aggressive woman with a huge ego as a Duelist, taking offence if someone thought that she and her sister will lose a duel. Her seriousness also makes her can be quite impatient and easily annoyed if her opponent doesn't meet her criteria. After being defeated by Yuya, she is captivated by his Dueltaining, though to an lesser extent than her sister. Her stubbornness also initially made her refuse to admit her interest in Yuya's Dueltaining until her sister urged her to be honest with herself, convincing her to join Yuya and his friends together with Grace and Aster.
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Philo was born in Larissa in 154/3 BC. He moved to Athens where he became a pupil of Clitomachus, whom he succeeded as head of the Third or New Academy in 110/109 BC. According to Sextus Empiricus, he was the founder of a "Fourth Academy",Sextus Empiricus, Hypotyp. i. 220 but other writers refuse to admit the separate existence of more than three academies. He was the teacher of Antiochus of Ascalon who would become his adversary in the Platonist school. During the Mithridatic wars Philo left Athens and took up his residence in Rome in 88 BC. In Rome he lectured on rhetoric and philosophy, and collected around him many eminent pupils, amongst whom Cicero was the most famous and the most enthusiastic.
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This change instead signalled the beginning of the end of Minor League baseball in El Paso. The Diablos ceased many of the promotions that made the team successful earlier, and the lack of strong players (save for the brief time that Brad Penny spent in the organization) in the Arizona system rendered the team weak and unsuccessful. With the exception of making the playoffs in 2000, the team was largely dismal and the atmosphere around the park had largely changed from the lighthearted atmosphere that had existed during the Jim Paul era. One other factor that affected attendance was the constant rumors that the team would be moved, rumors that Brett Sports and Entertainment would refuse to admit or deny.
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MBS denies installing its software by stealthy means, and says that the software is downloaded by consent when users visit an MBS client site. A malware researcher at computer security company Prevx found no evidence of surreptitious installations. A journalist investigating the complaints called the installation process "unmistakable", with "a download, clicking through screens, and entering a four-digit number." Among the required steps is acceptance of an eleven-page end-user license agreement that includes the clause: The company says that when it looks into complaints, usually a member of the household has downloaded the software without reading the terms and conditions, and once the billing pop-ups begin they refuse to admit their use to the computer owner.
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On 6 May 1882 two leading members of the British Government in Ireland, Chief Secretary for Ireland Lord Frederick Cavendish and the Permanent Under-Secretary for Ireland T.H. Burke were stabbed to death in Phoenix Park, Dublin by the Irish National Invincibles (see Phoenix Park Murders). In March 1887, The Times published a series of articles, "Parnellism and Crime", in which Home Rule League leaders were accused of being involved in murder and outrage during the land war. The Times produced a number of facsimile letters, allegedly bearing Parnell's signature and in one of the letters Parnell had excused and condoned the murder of T.H. Burke in the Phoenix Park. In particular the newspaper had paid £1,780 for a letter supposedly written by Parnell to Patrick Egan, a Fenian activist, that included: "Though I regret the accident of Lord F Cavendish's death I cannot refuse to admit that Burke got no more than his deserts" and was signed "Yours very truly, Charles S. Parnell".
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Examples of motions in limine would be that the attorney for the defendant may ask the judge to refuse to admit into evidence any personal information, or medical, criminal or financial records, using the legal grounds that these records are irrelevant, immaterial, unreliable, or unduly prejudicial, and/or that their probative value is outweighed by the prejudicial result to the defendant, or that the admittance of such information or evidence would otherwise violate one of the court's rules of evidence. A party proffering certain evidence can also ask for the admission of certain information or evidence via a motion in limine. If the motion in limine to exclude evidence is granted, then the excluded records are prohibited from being presented without specific approval from the judge at the time the party wants to offer the evidence. A reference to such "highly prejudicial" evidence contrary to the tribunal's order is a ground for a mistrial.
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In South Australia, Adelaide made it clear that it intended to establish a stand-alone reserves team from 2014, and threatened to field the team in the South Australian Amateur Football League or another state league if the SANFL continued to refuse to admit them. The SANFL immediately backed down and Adelaide was granted entry to the SANFL was granted in August 2013. Port Adelaide's situation remained unresolved for longer, as it wanted to operate the Port Adelaide Magpies SANFL team as its host club in the SANFL seniors, but the South Australian football commission informed the club it would be required to shut down its junior grades and forfeit all recruiting zones, thereby severing its connection with the community, if it were to progress with this option. Port Adelaide was highly reluctant to make that sacrifice, but made a compromise deal with the SANFL, with the club being granted permission to run an academy team in the SANFL reserves.
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