It was that shadiness that lent the club it's name.
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From Uber shadiness to Android location-tracking, it was quite the whirlwind.
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It's shady business — even for a business with a reputation for shadiness.
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But the shadiness doesn't stop there (we almost just expect this now).
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In a reality where shadiness reigns, however, this makes her a star.
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And so grows the spiral of corruption and incompetence and ethical shadiness.
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Let's get back to the rampant shadiness that makes up Ada's criminal justice system.
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As the lord of the underworld, it's associated with shadiness, manipulation, obsession, and possessiveness.
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Well, Jupiter loves to exaggerate and overdo, so watch out for major shadiness and creepiness.
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If Annalise ever truly owned up to her eternal shadiness, this show would not exist!
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Her laughter summed up a palpable shadiness, even lawlessness, that lingers in the air here.
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Here's everything we know about the school, Jenner's involvement, and the shadiness surrounding it all.
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Pluto is the lord of the underworld, the planet of obsession, manipulation, and all-around shadiness.
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She's so enamored with John's kisses and smoothie-making skills that she denies any possibility of shadiness.
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Sure, his reputation, general shadiness, and keeping Jason's varsity jacket in his possession make him an easy suspect.
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Now, a new piece of legislation in New York City is being introduced to combat shadiness surrounding tipping.
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At the reunion, she doesn't waste time bringing it up as an example of Zolciak-Biermann's supposed shadiness.
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Now, it seems Rihanna is clearing the air in her response to the reports of shadiness, and we're thrilled.
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Valued at $1.6 billion, Coinbase has positioned itself as an island of respectability in a sea of crypto-shadiness.
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Be clear about expressing your boundaries, because bad behavior like shadiness, manipulation, and jealousy are also making an appearance.
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Yet, they too showed an increased willingness to look the other way when faced with shadiness in their ranks.
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Trump has always pushed back against any such allegations, as well as any broader suggestion of Russia-related shadiness.
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It's quaint, looking back at her appointment as secretary of state, how Obama tried to get Hillary without the shadiness.
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That shadiness feeds the rumor mill that Apple is subtly trying to nudge you to get the shiny new iPhone.
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After all, no matter where you are, or what language you speak, shadiness is a Tinder turn-off the world over.
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The singer's company has filed docs opposing Eymun Talasazan's attempt to trademark "Starboy," and they're accusing him of some serious shadiness.
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And every day we learn more from our colleagues on the news side about the extreme, extreme shadiness of his business operations.
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Her shadiness and flaws aside, are you at least excited about the prospect of seeing the first female President in your lifetime?
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"This is a major conflict of interest but I knew there was shadiness going on behind the scenes," she told The Daily Beast.
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It would seem sus that Woods is repping Kardashian's ex's earbuds, but sources told TMZ that reports of shadiness have been greatly exaggerated.
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I don't know why it's so scary — she hasn't proven to be a violent or murderous villain, but her overall shadiness is unsettling.
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But the Manchester scandal isn't just one about pay-to-play gone wrong — it's also one about the ongoing shadiness of the RNC.
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Because blockchain's connection to the shadiness that is bitcoin means public acceptance of anything even remotely related to blockchain will be a hard sell.
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Yet if you aren't paying close attention to the ways Trump's dishonesty is different from ordinary political shadiness, you might dismiss all of this.
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"This exudes shadiness because they had a Russian connection from the get-go," said Michael Allen, a managing director at Beacon Global Strategies, a security consultant.
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" But in regards to the actual company that supplied her with fake followers, Devumi is denying such shadiness and claiming the New York Times report is "inaccurate.
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There are signs that the Silicon Valley giants have had about enough of the shadiness of their lesser peers (though neither is entirely blameless or immune themselves).
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From rooftop to rooftop, you engage in all kinds of shadiness in broad daylight, plucking off targets and making your escape through a city in the clouds.
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Her perceived shadiness goes a long way to explaining why Mrs Clinton is currently trailing Mr Trump—the most divisive presidential candidate of recent decades—in the polls.
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Another selling point for Credit Karma for many of its taxpayer users is (well, was) that it isn't TurboTax, which has been dogged by allegations of ethical shadiness.
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Why Cuomo would stick his neck out for Christie remains a mystery, but it is in keeping with the vibe of Cuomo's administration, which is one of general shadiness.
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The Patriots have benefited from playing in a shitty division and a league that enabled their shadiness for two decades and still only went 5-3 in Super Bowls.
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But if we're looking at what might be the most direct route to toppling the teflon Don in the Oval Office, we don't need to rely on complex international shadiness.
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That's despite his campaign's financial situation, claims of business fraud, shadiness about his tax returns, anti-Semitic tweets, disparaging comments about minorities, and utter lack of any basic political experience.
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Leakes, 51, was eager to share them when she first brought up the audio during a lunch with pal Kandi Burruss, using them as an example of Bailey's apparent shadiness.
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This is all possible because auction houses closely guard the identities of their bidders, which, of course, can occasionally enable shadiness, and which can certainly serve as conspiracy theory fodder.
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It's been frustrating for liberals to watch as supposedly principled conservatives like Nebraska's Ben Sasse sit idly instead of rising in outrage to demand real consequences for the Trump administration's shadiness.
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After all, it's been pretty uncool to like Taylor Swift for quite some time now — and most criticisms against her brand of feminism are valid, as are questions of her shadiness.
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Here's a photo of Father Gänswein from 2005: We can't take the rest of The Young Pope's shadiness as fact, but this photo proves that the Vatican can boast of pretty people too.
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Others worried about Mrs Clinton's reputation for shadiness, exacerbated by the undying scandal over her furtive e-mail arrangements as secretary of state: "I was very disappointed by her," said Hallie, a retired civil servant.
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He was eventually jailed in 2002 for collaborating with the Mexican mafia to flood the state with Es, suggesting that he might have been influenced by the shadiness of Konspiracy as well as the music.
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He didn't publicly lobby on Laureate's behalf with the State Department or with foreign governments, but he did accept a large amount of cash from a corporation in an industry with a reputation for shadiness.
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Instead, he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, even if he didn't understand the unparalleled shadiness of the shady characters he took a loan from in the wake of the financial crisis.
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There are a number of claims throughout The Great Hack that aren't substantiated, but they are damning nonetheless: allegations of deception, fraud, and ethical shadiness brought by whistleblowers like Kaiser and another former employee, Christopher Wylie.
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At Axe Capital, the swift change in management requires Wags, Taylor and company to make the adjustments necessary both to eradicate any evidence of shadiness and to stay viable while their leader is in legal jeopardy.
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But Manafort's shadiness also means it's less likely he's being squeezed in pursuit of someone higher up — he may be being indicted simply because federal investigators think he broke the law in a significant and deliberate way.
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If you were technologically savvy enough but also able to overlook the inherent moral shadiness, then 2000 was a great year for music lovers who could use the revolutionary download service Napster to increase their music collection in ways never before possible.
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I encourage you, if you find yourself getting tingly for this "love story," to watch again from the beginning, and consider how differently it could have all gone down with a bit more communication, less shadiness, and if everyone's ego was quieted.
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That seemed to mark the end of this Clinton saga—even if probes into the Clinton Foundation and other alleged shadiness were reportedly ongoing, and even if Donald Trump repeatedly cried foul that the feds were rigging the system in favor of his opponent.
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Finally, in considering Flynn's character and the question of whether it truly would have been so strange for this "highly decorated officer" to lie to the FBI (as the Journal claimed), we should keep in mind a separate bit of shadiness Flynn was involved in just months earlier.
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When I asked New York Times tech reporter Mike Isaac if, after writing his book about the rise and fall and shadiness of Uber's cofounder Travis Kalanick, he still uses Uber or Lyft, I thought he'd easily answer, "Yes," like most people who've become dependent on ride-hailing apps.
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Although Trump has run on the premise that he's made millions as one of the country's most successful businessmen, his failing casinos, labor disputes, lawsuits, shadiness surrounding his tax returns—not to mention the financial problems in his own campaign—tell a slightly different story about his money-handling savvy.
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"Drag Race" has always been a show that knows how to balances scripted moments and genuine interactions — by turning the shadiness and catty drama underlining the plot of almost every major reality show into a good-natured theatrical performance, in which contestants earn points for the ability to mock one another.
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Another point worth pondering is how it is that President Trump chose as his campaign chair someone like Manafort whose reputation in the political world was less about his political brilliance than about his ties to Russia and Ukraine (including some of the most corrupt people there) and his general shadiness.
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In a world where our televisions and newsfeeds are flooded with stories about terrorism, racism, sexual assault, and political shadiness, I find comfort in spending my lunch break zooming in on Jelena paparazzi shots or engaging in intense group chat discussions with my best friends about whether this couple is meant to be.
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For instance, after the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke earlier this year, people wondered aloud why Meek, who hadn't been convicted of a serious crime since 20123, was behind bars when Weinstein, an alleged serial abuser with allegedly shady business practices, was allowed to continue his alleged shadiness behind the scenes for decades.
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Known for her smarts and searing wit, the 2 Broke Girls co-creator will get real about past relationships – "drug addicts were my drug," she said – and how she hid past infidelity: "My shadiness took many forms such as programming guys' names in my phone as other things: 'Grandma home' was my go-to," she said.
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The key passage in the memo is one in which Trump's lawyers argue that not only was there nothing shady going on when FBI Director James Comey got fired, there isn't even any potential shadiness to investigate, because the president is allowed to be as shady as he wants to be when it comes to overseeing federal law enforcement.
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Of course we are not in a non-Trump context, and as someone who shared the establishment's fears about his candidacy, I've long assumed the combination of the Russian hacking and the shadiness of Trump's campaign associates created a reasonable predicate for investigation — especially since, unlike with L.B.J., there is no evidence that it was used for partisan advantage during the campaign itself.
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But given what we know about Trump's personality, what's in the public record, and what's been leaked by forces with reasons to despise him, Occam's razor still suggests that shadiness is all we'll find, and that Trump is lashing out childishly not out of guilt but because that's simply what he does — whether the target is Ted Cruz's family or Judge Curiel, the Khan family or now Comey.
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Smoke and Mirrors is the fifth studio album by American rapper O.C. of the D.I.T.C. crew. It was released on Hieroglyphics Imperium Recordings in 2005. In the album, O.C. reflects on himself, his family, broken love and much on the workings and shadiness in the music business; "Behind all the glitz and hype lies the reality of the business, superficially, empty promises, bootlicking and soul-selling" is written in the booklet.
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Later it acquired independence under the local lordship that had branched out perhaps from the Ubaldinis. The Da Monzunos won the Da Montorios and sought for help from the church circles, taking sides with the Geremeis (who were Guelphs) against the Lambertazzi (Ghibellines). However, during the crisis they showed their true political colors, lining up with nobles to the detriment of the middle class. The Bolognese on the other hand perfectly knew the political shadiness of the noble house and hence tried to appoint them with offices and posts ensuring to contain their power.
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However extensive logging around 1900 and subsequent wildfires, followed by years of strict wildfire suppression, have produced a much-altered secondary forest throughout much of the park. Three coniferous swamp communities intermix in areas of peaty soil in the park. Black spruce bogs have a dense canopy of black spruce, a shrub layer of black spruce and speckled alder, an understory of bog Labrador tea or leatherleaf depending on shadiness, and a ground cover of sphagnum. Tamarack bogs have an open canopy of tamarack with plenty of black spruce, a shrub layer of speckled alder and dwarf birch, and a very dense understory of leatherleaf with bog- laurel and bog-rosemary over sphagnum.
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