Shirking from this responsibility has damaged our international credibility immensely.
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But many other firms appear to be shirking the task.
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Other business owners, however, are shirking Instagram's advertising efforts altogether.
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Democrats, however, say that Republicans are shirking their constitutional duties.
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Further, we're shirking our responsibility as citizens to combat inequalities.
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Kimmy keeps shirking all other duties — her job, Titus, etc.
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Iñárritu manages to address American Cinema's Native American by shirking the
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That doesn't mean shirking responsibility or failing to hold others accountable.
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He blasted Democrats for shirking what he called their legal responsibility.
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We're then shirking this thing in the same way [as Bezos].
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Others accused those who didn't enlist of shirking their national duty.
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But none are shirking the chance to challenge May's hard Brexit plans.
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But rather than shirking away from the contradictions, Trump is embracing them.
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Shirking them would infuriate any number of institutions, starting with the United Nations.
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Two new studies suggest that many big companies in developed economies are shirking.
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When they're shirking real responsibilities and neglecting people's needs and their own needs.
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No delays, no gimmicks, no loopholes, no shirking of responsibility — the real thing.
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Amazon has also been accused of shirking taxes through arrangements made through Luxembourg.
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Instead of shirking from the subject, Indian women too need to speak up.
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The less easy glory in a war, the more shame in shirking it.
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Pfizer is accomplished at shirking responsibility to pay taxes to the United States.
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Falling asleep on guard duty and shirking administrative due diligence are equally deadly.
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Shirking the "lazy" stereotype that follows sloths around, Maple is ahead in her development.
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He began taunting Mr. Rubio for what he said was shirking his Senate duties.
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The A.C.L.U. said that the agencies must be held accountable for shirking the mandate.
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The other responsibility he's shirking is that of the country's top national security strategist.
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Their company made me feel more confident — and less like I was shirking responsibilities.
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She accused him of shirking his responsibility to make Silicon Valley a better place.
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"I am disappointed that the FAA appears to be shirking its responsibility," he said.
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Shirking this responsibility is an aberration in our culture that tends to provoke questions.
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"They have a real responsibility here, and they're just shirking it," Ms. Weintraub said.
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That pushback, which the political scientist Peter Feaver has called "shirking", could take many forms.
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Millennials are not the first young generation to be accused of shirking their civic duty.
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They could be labeled as obstructionists shirking their constitutional duty simply to score political points.
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Angelina Jolie has reportedly accused her estranged husband, Brad Pitt, of shirking child support payments.
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Prosecutors charged three executives at Oxy in May with shirking toxicity tests on the disinfectant.
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One supplier shirking its responsibilities can lead to problems for all users of the grid.
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Wouldn't I be shirking my maternal responsibilities if I didn't stay up around the clock?
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I understand Americans' frustration at the view that others are shirking their responsibilities to NATO.
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I guess maybe Jake has been shirking his duties and cut down on his exercise regimen?
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If they do, however, they run the risk of getting called out for shirking their responsibilities.
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They say he's shirking the agency's mission of protecting the environment by repealing so many regulations.
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Meanwhile, despite its military commitment, the United States is shirking its responsibility for Syria's political future.
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But, Sonoma also pointed out, if Pose avoided this story, it would be shirking its responsibilities.
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In fact, a board member that surfaces only at the board meetings is shirking their duties.
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Donald Trump has moaned less about the dollar than about shirking NATO allies or cheating trade partners.
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In retaliation, Mr. Khama — known for shirking media interviews during his own presidency — publicly criticized Mr. Masisi.
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The David tribe's early target is public defender Nick, who makes a virtue out of shirking work.
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A federal judge agreed with public health groups that sued the FDA for shirking its public duty.
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Shirking one's oversight duty should no longer be considered an acceptable way to accommodate a busy schedule.
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Instead, PG&E's critics accuse the company of shirking safety precautions to funnel money toward investor dividends.
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Congress insulates itself from this accountability by shirking its lawmaking responsibility and handing it off to bureaucrats.
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Nor in this roiling global climate will America find security in shirking our bonds with fellow democracies.
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The problem isn't just that shirking the "white nationalist" descriptor would leave readers less than fully informed.
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And they're doing it while shirking many of the traditions that have been in the game forever.
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Aleida, far from shirking her blood relatives as Red does, is desperate to get her family back together.
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This year, be careful when it comes to shirking responsibilities via escapism—it could lead to dangerous situations.
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Britain accused France of failing to police its borders; France accused Britain of shirking responsibility for the crisis.
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History will judge harshly Congress re-litigating old claims about the world's most investigated biped while shirking exec.
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During the recent competition, Ms. Kutin cheered on her family and joked about her superstrong children shirking chores.
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Or is there some collective responsibility that we are shirking — does a society owe something to all its members?
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Unencumbered by growth metrics, Techmeme has so far succeeded while shirking pretty much all the trappings of modern publishing.
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"I wasn't shirking duty, I was stepping up to lead, but to them, it was a violation," he said.
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Instead of shirking responsibilities, each potential papa in the pride treats the cubs as if they were his own.
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It might be unfair to say that he's shirking his gubernatorial duties to spend time on the basketball court.
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When do we use our responsibilities to our children as a way of shirking other, perhaps even greater obligations?
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President Trump's late message is part of a broader pattern of his shirking federal action on weather and climate.
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So, Republicans accuse Democrats of shirking responsibility for regulation and Democrats accuse Republicans of wanting to block all regulation.
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Banks have long called the Community Reinvestment Act's requirements burdensome and impractical, but shirking them is not an option.
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Reportedly shirking the advice of his legal advisors, Trump has taken a pugilistic public stance against the special counsel.
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"The landlord is shirking his or her legal obligations here," said Lucas A. Ferrara, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Australia's practice of offshoring refugees to Nauru and Manus uses a similar logic by shirking responsibility for unwanted migrants.
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Blaming everyone else and advocating for their own partisan view is abdicating (or 'shirking') their duties of the first order!
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Brad and Kate embody true Aquarian energy, shirking tradition and avoiding tough, emotional topics like marriage (ugh) and babies (gross).
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Amazon, Trump says, has been shirking tax responsibility by failing to collect third-party sales tax at the state level.
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It's precisely because Facebook is shirking its responsibilities that it has decided to off-load fact-checking on other organizations.
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The company also faces civil suits in Europe brought by shareholders who accuse it of shirking its duty to them.
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He boasted about how great his response had been while shirking any responsibility for how truly awful it had been.
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Warren also put blame on Congress, where she serves, for shirking its responsibility to check the president on war powers.
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However, nothing in the agreement would stop the U.S. from shirking its commitments under it, since there's no enforcement mechanism.
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They've largely been shirking their duties, discovering that humanity is more than capable of doing good and evil without their intervention.
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They cited the "severe security situation" and argued that it was impossible to tell if objectors were sincere or merely shirking.
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It's this same attitude—an earned haughtiness and shirking of expectation— that director Rian Johnson is flexing continuously throughout the film.
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By ignoring the issue, they argue, Congress is shirking its responsibility to protect the separation of powers dictated by the Constitution.
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At the meeting, residents accused farmers of sucking the water out from under them and the state of shirking its responsibilities.
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When service is bad, consider talking with a manager or deciding not to return, rather than shirking part of someone's wage.
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It is a smear tactic to make Americans believe that Democrats are shirking their duty to the people who elected them.
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In scathing posts on Facebook, Yasay chided Washington for what he said was shirking its treaty obligations to protect the Philippines.
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She got pregnant again, yet continued working long hours, anxious not to appear to be shirking her share of the work.
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It will soon become apparent when someone is shirking their duties and then the boss might be more inclined to step in.
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He leaves New Asgard in the hands of Valkyrie, shirking off the responsibility of defending his kingdom and perhaps, too, his godliness.
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Pundits of the Democratic persuasion were immediately asked if Democrats focused on investigations weren't shirking their responsibility to actually get something done.
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The hope is that, when all of the data is public, there will be nowhere for those shirking the law to hide.
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Lakewood is not the only church that has allowed a charismatic pastor to profit handsomely while shirking its responsibilities to its flock.
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Senators could choose to skip the proceedings, but then would likely have to contend with accusations they were shirking their constitutional responsibility.
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Others made spurious charges that Germany's Jews were shirking military service and secured a special census of Jews in the armed forces.
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Logitech M170 Wireless Mouse — This budget wireless mouse is great for travel due its compact nature; without shirking on performance, of course.
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In slyly shirking the dancefloor, Black Dice and their contemporaries have managed to create a scummy reflection of the state of things.
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Alejandra Ancheita, head of labor rights organization ProDESC, said Walmart was shirking responsibility by describing the baggers as volunteers under INAPAM's oversight.
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In refusing new witnesses, they say, Senate Republicans are shirking their duty and aiding in a cover-up instigated by Mr. Trump.
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Anything less would be just another example of Congress shirking its duty to keep the IC and FBI on a tight leash.
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Warren has sought to distance herself from high-dollar donors throughout her presidential run, disavowing contributions from PACs and shirking private fundraisers.
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Lawmakers have accused the administration of shirking its responsibility to protect US elections and have been preparing measures to force Trump's hand.
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Of course, people are good at shirking the facts and threatening and bullying anyone who challenges them; this has always been the case.
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The speech was widely criticized by the left and right; both parties thought Zuckerberg was shirking his responsibility for helping to spread misinformation.
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But, like snowflakes in an avalanche, shirking small tasks added up to chaos and confusion, so I learned to just get it done.
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For Bowie, however, this rejection of conventional masculinity was not just about gender — it was about shirking what it meant to be human.
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The defense secretary was speaking on behalf of the Trump administration, but European shirking is not a new concern of the American government.
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Shoppers are shirking the center aisles of the grocery store as they shift in ever-growing numbers to fresh meats, dairy and produce.
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Democrats think McConnell's decision will come back to haunt them if they can convince voters that the Senate GOP is shirking its responsibilities.
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But for many others, Epstein's apparent control over his fate, even at the very end, will feel like the ultimate shirking of accountability.
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He's repeatedly panned Abraham for shirking his duties in Washington to campaign for governor and attacked Rispone for his donations to former Gov.
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China has a track record of shirking on trade commitments, though the pain of U.S. tariffs could induce Beijing to cut its losses.
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China has a track record of shirking international trade commitments and Trump has not hesitated to retaliate against Beijing when he feels slighted.
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But, sorry Chance the Rapper, the answer to rampant hustle culture also isn't just staying home and shirking your responsibilities to other people.
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Because global warming is a truly global phenomenon, no country wants to act on its own if it believes that others are shirking.
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For the last two years, Democratic leaders have been overly cautious, shirking their constitutional responsibilities out of a misplaced fear of electoral retribution.
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If someone accuses you of being two-faced, remind them that commitment doesn't mean boredom, and having fun doesn't mean shirking your responsibilities.
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Especially in a globalised world, all humans have moral obligations towards all other humans, and those shirking these obligations are egoists or even racists.
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The approach could be seen as Facebook shirking its responsibility, or as it understanding that the gravity of that responsibility exceeds its own capabilities.
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Gender stereotyping abounds in the Incredibles franchise: In the first movie Helen vacuumed while Bob undertook secret missions, shirking his duties as a dad.
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Failing to pass a budget would be embarrassing for McConnell, who often excoriated Democrats when they controlled the chamber for shirking their fiscal responsibility.
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And because raising kids is considered a job, we judge married couples who choose not have any; they're shirking their work responsibilities, after all.
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"L After L" finds him shirking romanticism ("Plenty time for love/ But for now fuck that"), and "Sino" draws on an old gambling habit.
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As enrollment fell, many teachers were no longer needed, and Mr. Taveras said he also sought to remove teachers who were shirking their duties.
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Shirking ADA compliance A second provision would reduce the progress made over the last few decades to improve public access for people with disabilities.
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He and other children sneak off to pray in the toilets, unconvinced they will not get in trouble with Islamic State for shirking religious obligations.
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I regressed, mac and cheese–wise, shirking my inevitable duty in favor of remaining that child for whom the mac appeared as if by magic.
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Further, the stress of shirking your responsibilities (or anxiety of giving that appearance) for an extended period of time can make this whole exercise counterproductive.
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The indecency that embraces a pathological North Korean dictator who starves and murders his own people, while poking traditional allies and shirking liberal democratic values.
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The SVP, the largest party in parliament, has accused other parties of kowtowing to Brussels and shirking their duty to stand up for Swiss sovereignty.
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Many NATO members have been shirking their responsibilities and are nowhere near their promise to spend 2 percent of their Gross Domestic Product on defense.
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She said the president was shirking "obligations to do justice for human rights victims" under the Marcos regime, which a popular uprising overthrew in 1986.
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By sanctioning Trump's refusal to submit to oversight by Congress, the Senate is shirking its key role of providing a powerful check on the Presidency.
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Tensions flared at a House committee hearing Wednesday as Democrats accused a powerful federal watchdog of shirking its obligation to protect consumers from financial fraud.
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" Global Times, a state-run nationalist newspaper, used harsher language in an editorial chastising the Trump administration for "brazenly shirking its responsibility on climate change.
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This has been an inspiring year for artists like her, who are shirking standard genre definitions – see Miink, Lava La Rue, Denzel Himself and more.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, who has criticized bankrupt coal companies for "shirking" their responsibility to pay healthcare benefits for retirees, voiced support for the bill.
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Freed has a veneer of wokeness that smacks of an industry used to shirking off responsibility for a toxic culture by referencing their wives and daughters.
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But labor representatives are demanding job protection for workers and say Thyssenkrupp is shirking responsibility for a business whose roots go back more than 2.033 years.
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Back in the '70s, Patrick had established himself as a rogue cult deprogrammer, shirking conventional laws to abide by his own conception of right and wrong.
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Since then, it has become the focus of some politicians and regulators who criticize Facebook as shirking public responsibility and profiting off the spread of misinformation.
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For Twitter, shirking political ads is a relatively easy way to stir up headlines and gain praise from prominent Democrats, while sticking it to a competitor.
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Facebook's decision to not ban ads that spread political lies set off a fiery debate about whether the social media giant is shirking its democratic responsibilities.
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The move has been and will no doubt continue to be painted by critics as a selfish shirking of responsibilities, but it's more of a shifting.
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But U Kyaing, the caretaker of Dhammayazika pagoda, another popular monument in Bagan, said the price of accepting Unesco's advice would be shirking his religious duty.
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The enthusiasm behind Sephora's basket initiative pinpoints another aspect of traditional retail customers are now shirking: human service, and whether it still meaningfully suits their needs.
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Mr. Trump's Senate allies are shirking their constitutional duty, attempting to rubber-stamp nominees without information that would help determine whether they merit the public's confidence.
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Perhaps some of this gap is about fathers shirking kid duty, but some may be gatekeeping too — mothers assuming they know best and sidelining anyone else.
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First, Mr. Bush's allies painted Mr. Rubio, a first-term senator, as an overeager opportunist seeking a promotion while he was shirking his responsibilities in the Senate.
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Yet all the while shirking narrative cohesion, "I, Tonya" still seeks to convince us that Ms Harding was largely ignorant of the plan to injure Ms Kerrigan.
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Francis and the woman closed out their respective sessions, turned off their phones, and went drinking in a daring double shirking of their upcoming app-appointed tasks.
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But it also empowers commanders, who may be at sea or in battle, to deal swiftly themselves with minor offenses like disobeying an order or shirking duty.
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Eric: I could ask a math person to calculate this for me, but I would be shirking my duties as a professional bullshitter if I did so.
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Management has been so pummeled with the notion that workers must be friends that not wanting to eat cake with some near-strangers may seem like shirking.
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"They're shirking their responsibility here and I don't believe that they fully appreciate the seriousness of what we've got here," spokesman Jeff Zent said of the federal government.
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Baby it's cold outside, and we feel like shirking all responsibilities and adopting hibernation as a life strategy, but these polar bears are helping us make it through.
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The caption on this shot, "Selfie camera view," seems to imply the eldest Kardashian is shirking all responsibility for the taking and posting of this sexy poolside snap.
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The investigation began after a citizen group dedicated to advocating for public resources accused Cardenas of illegally selling the company and shirking his duties as a public servant.
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Ironically, however, the American academy has moved closer to Orozco's depiction of it by shirking their mission to provoke: repositories of dead knowledge, giving birth to fragile ideas.
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Gabriel's actions thus reflect the abiding paradox of German policy, recognizing and calling for strong American leadership while shirking from taking on the responsibilities inherent in Germany's position.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), a member of the budget and appropriations committees, took several other House committees to task for shirking their duties to replace the healthcare law.
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His payment was revealed in a shareholder lawsuit filed this week that accuses Alphabet of shirking its responsibilities and paying executives instead of firing them for just cause.
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She went on to say that the company is more interested in cozying up to the Trump Administration and shirking potential antitrust regulation than in pursuing the truth.
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Of course, someone who can afford a pair of glasses that let you watch Netflix can also probably afford to get a job that allows for shirking. Darn!
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Senate Democrats deserve credit for not shirking the responsibility of specifying funding sources with their plan to invest $28503 trillion in the nation's infrastructure over the next decade.
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A U.S. district court sided with public health groups that sued the agency for shirking its duties, ordering the FDA in July to start its review next year.
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There is a lengthy political science literature on "shirking" — that is, changes in the voting habits of legislators as a result of their decision not to seek reelection.
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Morris's denial of any culpability for his role in promoting a fraudulent company is a frustrating shirking of accountability, and it's not the first time he's done this.
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If a wife tells her husband that he is shirking child care responsibilities and he responds by refusing to acknowledge that it's even happening, he is gaslighting her.
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The lawsuit is one of many accusing bond trustees such as Deutsche Bank of shirking their responsibilities, including notifying lenders of loan defects and telling investors when defaults occur.
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Shirking from the subject While the tax imposed on sanitary pads is certainly a sign of India's inherent patriarchy, it is not just the men who are to blame.
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Trump's lifelong practice of exploiting others and shirking responsibility guaranteed that he would indulge in the reckless behavior that has brought him, and the world, to this crisis point.
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The thinking goes that founders and advisors are increasingly burdened with more and more of these sorts of side projects, and that they are potentially shirking their primary duties.
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Then Maharlika opened in 2011 — on First Avenue, yes, but with an irreverent attitude, serious cocktails and no shirking from pig ears, chicken feet or bagoong (fermented baby shrimp).
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By not directing federal funds to their districts, members of Congress are shirking one of the primary responsibilities given to them by the Constitution – the power of the purse.
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In the last month, however, their royal luster has dimmed in the British press as they face accusations of laziness and enjoying the high life while shirking official duties.
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When he was still minister, more than 2,000 scientists also addressed the Australian government in a letter accusing it of shirking its responsibilities as steward of the Great Barrier Reef.
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The choice of Garland, a respected, previously vetted and congressionally approved moderate hands Democrats a strong argument that Republicans are shirking their constitutional responsibilities in an act of pure politics.
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Many of my patients for whom I performed an "annual Pap" no longer needed it, though I still feel a pang of guilt about shirking these parts of the body.
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Ms. Rumminger belongs to a majority of Windows users who are still shirking Windows 10, the free and newest upgrade that Microsoft released for its flagship operating system last July.
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But gig workers and their advocates, including some top Democrats, have cried foul, accusing the companies of shirking fair labor laws and withholding pay from workers who are functionally employees.
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Democratic leaders in New Jersey are discussing ways to cut Mr. Christie's $175,000 salary, arguing that he is shirking his duties by traveling the country to campaign with Mr. Trump.
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We do our military and veterans a disservice by treating them all as comic book heroes and shirking onto them responsibility for policies that protect us from our elected officials.
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He also said that House Republicans, who have aggressively defended the president and accused Democrats of shirking norms in the impeachment process, would pay a political price for their actions.
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Eric Sanders, who was Officer Hernandez's attorney, said that by saying she did not "explicitly" ask for the ticket to be dismissed, Ms. Gibson was shirking responsibility for her actions.
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Cox noted that one household shirking its air conditioner to suffer through the summer in the name of environmentalism isn't, unfortunately, going to make much difference on a global scale.
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It's unclear whether letting younger, less experienced scouts write check is good for their funds or their own track records, and whether these scouts are shirking responsibilities from their own companies.
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If you want to get granular about it, it would appear that Jack Dorsey is shirking his duties by allowing for the proliferation of violence and hate speech on his platform.
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She barely suffers the foolishness of the fashion industry, and resisted showing 1205 (even its obscure name a shirking of the spotlight) men's wear to most of the press for years.
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The country has a history of major work safety accidents which often trigger inspection campaigns aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or shirking their supervisory duties.
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What we do know is that while the next season will be shorter than the previous ones — season 7 will be eight episodes long — it clearly isn't shirking on the action.
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The city sought to hold Harbour accountable for shirking its responsibility to maintain dozens of homes in the city and failing to pay more than $360,000 in unpaid fines and fees.
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We are not going to tolerate any company shirking its responsibility to pay for benefits and shifting that burden onto taxpayers when drivers without health insurance turn to the emergency room.
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We opened the door for her, but she wasn't too happy about taking shelter; she felt that she was shirking her duty as a citizen by not facing the attackers openly.
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And many China hawks believe that the government's long history of shirking economic pledges will ultimately vindicate his distrust of an agreement that does little to alter China's behavior at home.
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Editorial After shirking its responsibility for years, Michigan has agreed to resolve an environmental crisis it created in Flint, by replacing thousands of lead pipes that have poisoned the city's water.
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When victims' families insisted that the police were to blame, that was held up as evidence of a toxic culture of the poor shirking responsibility for the consequences of their actions.
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The world's most powerful man has made a virtue of shirking the expectation that America traditionally sets the world order, instead demanding allies do more while dialing back pressure on enemies.
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The city sought to hold Harbour accountable for shirking its responsibility to maintain dozens of homes in the city and failing to pay more than $163,000 in unpaid fines and fees.
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They've argued Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the Republican chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley, are shirking the Senate's constitutional obligation to consider the President's pick for the high court.
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I have often heard people claim that not having children is selfish — that it's a shirking of responsibility, based on petty desires to be comfortable and travel and sleep late on weekends.
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It notes that the trial showed Google had not done a UK market test prior to introducing Google Maps, thereby suggesting the company was shirking its duty to comply with UK law.
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A U.S. District Court earlier this summer ordered the FDA to start taking applications in 10 months, siding with public health groups who sued the agency for allegedly shirking its legal duties.
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While the NTSB called the voluntary guidelines a step in the right direction, Sumwalt warned that the standards are difficult to enforce and accused the FAA of "shirking" its federal oversight responsibilities.
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During the Obama presidency, this rising band of isolationist neo-progs have seen their ideas nourished and been drawn to the Administration's rationalizations for shirking America's role as leader of the West.
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But again, as with Dennehy's murder, the details of this scandal are sickening and come back to a familiar theme: Adults in positions of authority shirking their ethical responsibilities for personal gain.
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When the pope emphasized change starting at the bottom, Father Zollner said, he was not shirking responsibility, but making the only choice available, because that was where the change needed to happen.
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Obama's aides began signaling their messaging strategy Monday, casting Republicans as shirking their constitutional duty and reiterating a longstanding argument that a GOP-controlled Congress has avoided taking any action on key issues.
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But what we as a country—regardless of political leanings—should be concerned about is the disrespect our elected officials are showing towards our constitutional rights, and the anonymized police officers' shirking accountability.
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Across the health-care system, some private insurers have been shirking their responsibility to adequately cover emergency room visits, leaving patients stuck with large bills for care that was necessary for their health.
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House Republican impeachment managers argued at the time that the Senate would be shirking its responsibility if it adopted Byrd's motion and ended the trial before a final verdict could be voted on.
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Carolyn Maloney, the chairwoman of the House oversight committee, accused DeVos of shirking her responsibilities and threated her with a subpoena if she didn't voluntarily agree to testify before the panel about multiple issues.
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China has blocked searches for the term "Joshua Wong" (or his Chinese name 黃之鋒) on its version of Twitter, while shirking the blame for Wong's detention at the Bangkok airport last week.
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Following a series of self-inflicted wounds that have left some of the game's biggest names, including Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson, in an almost mutinous-sounding mood, Bodenhamer is not shirking his responsibility.
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Mets overcome shaky Harvey start to top Marlins NEW YORK — As the unquestioned alpha male of the New York Mets, Matt Harvey demands attention even when he gives the appearance of shirking from it.
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China has a history of major work safety accidents and each one normally triggers a nationwide inspection campaign aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or shirking their supervisory duties.
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Mr. Steinmeier also said that Germany wasn't shirking its responsibility and that no one could regard the envisaged deployment of four additional battalions to Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as a threat to Russia.
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In an interview on Saturday, Ms. Klobuchar drew an even sharper bead on Ms. Warren, comparing her avoidance of how to pay for "Medicare for all" with Mr. Trump's habitual shirking of the truth.
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By shirking responsibility for ensuring that sexual abusers aren't allowed to participate in the games, the IOC is creating an arena in which villains can still be held up to the world as heroes.
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" The US Senate's parliamentarian emeritus Alan Frumin wrote that, "by sanctioning Trump's refusal to submit to oversight by Congress, the Senate is shirking its key role of providing a powerful check on the Presidency.
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In recent days, Mr. Trump withstood withering criticism from European counterparts who accused him of shirking America's role as a global leader and America's responsibility as history's largest emitter of planet-warming greenhouse gasses.
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A new bill based squarely on the Landis-Breyer model could shift the focus from the symptom, which is the current regulatory mess to its cause, which is lawmakers' shirking responsibility for the laws.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women facing sexual harassment in India's garment industry have no place to turn as textile companies are shirking their legal duty to investigate abuse allegations, activists said on Thursday.
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Slightly fewer in each group say they think congressional Democrats would be shirking their constitutional duty if they do not move ahead on impeachment as soon as possible (4.73% among in-person, 45% among virtual).
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He has lived the high life, largely abroad, churning through a succession of wives, siring multiple children outside his various marriages and shirking the more mundane sort of flesh-pressing expected of the heir apparent.
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By passing the buck, pointing the blame at anyone but themselves, and otherwise shirking any moral accountability, this policy's defenders do nothing to alleviate a gross affront to human dignity at its most fundamental level.
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The trailer has all the promise of a boozy, bitchy R-rated comedy, set to the same song as trailers for 2015's Sisters, another film about adult women shirking responsibility to rage like teens.
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The corrosive myth of the Bad Boy Tamed by Love had already etched itself into my consciousness; it sort of has to, when you are a young woman surrounded by dope-smoking, affection-shirking men.
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It was awful, for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is that Paul's audience is tweenaged or younger, adding to growing concern that YouTube is shirking its responsibilities to the very young.
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He appeared solicitous, even pleading, in his visit to Mexico City, shirking confrontation with Mr. Peña Nieto and reading slowly from a cautious, tightly phrased statement that described his admiration for Americans of Mexican descent.
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The White House, calling the practice "taxpayer-funded union time," had portrayed it as a boondoggle in which government employees were paid to advance the political aims of their unions while shirking their official responsibilities.
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Calling tech's wave of consolidation "not a positive trend," he questioned if Silicon Valley, as well as other industries, are inflaming inequality and shirking their responsibility on issues like diversity and job automation and outsourcing.
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Unlike in most European monarchies, there is no prurient tabloid coverage of the royals' love lives—although there is frequent criticism of royal wives and daughters whenever they are perceived to be shirking their duties.
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But Sirleaf's sudden acquiescence to industrial trawlers long known for shirking rules is a major step backward for a key local economy that employs an estimated 22009,22014 people, local fishermen and conservation experts told VICE News.
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But Sirleaf's sudden acquiescence to industrial trawlers long known for shirking rules is a major step backward for a key local economy that employs an estimated 250,2000 people, local fishermen and conservation experts told VICE News.
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And there is a question when competing for eyeballs and competing for ad dollars and dealing with a shirking are viewer base for television with cord cutting, do you need to be bigger to really compete?
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While he now lives in an Oakland apartment, Marlinspike used to have a more itinerant lifestyle; he lived in a warehouse after moving to San Francisco in the late '90s as a college-shirking coding wunderkind.
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He took leave from his university, Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, to conduct his experiment in secret — breaking Chinese law and shirking the scientific consensus that CRISPR isn't ready for tinkering in babies.
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Without shirking the mechanics of how time travel works, the novel dwells at length in how time travel feels, both for those who hop back and forth through it and for those who experience it linearly.
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Trump accused Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post, a frequently critical news outlet, of shirking taxes and suggested that he might use his presidential powers to check the e-commerce giant.
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This brings us to the second cutest thing about tiny homes, which is that you — yes, even a budget-shirking, student loan-having, avocado toast-splurging millennial — have a good chance of being able to afford one.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's House of Representatives on Tuesday debated a bill to halt debt payments, while a government official fired back at creditors who suggested the U.S. territory was shirking efforts to hold restructuring talks.
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Perhaps that's the real strength of California-style conservatives: By feeling like a besieged minority lacking in real power, they can enjoy the best of both worlds, shirking the responsibilities of governance while still wielding real power.
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With artificial intelligence involved, this could turn into another situation where Facebook is seen as shirking its responsibilities in favor of algorithmic efficiency — but this time in removing or demoting too much content rather than too little.
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Your boss has "asked" you to work overtime on the weekend and your colleagues are shirking on their duties, only for you to come home to a nagging partner who is resentful of your busy work schedule.
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Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio, leader of the 5-Star Movement, said the ship should go either to France, which he has accused of shirking its responsibilities to the migrant influx, or to the Netherlands.
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The second set of concerns is more fundamental, questioning how the doctrine squares with the Constitution's distribution of powers across the three branches of government and whether judges are shirking their responsibilities when they defer to agencies.
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Across the health care system, some private insurers have been shirking their responsibility to adequately cover emergency health care, leaving patients stuck with large bills they weren't expecting for care that was critically necessary to their health.
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Democrats have accused committee Republicans of shirking the investigation in order to protect the Republican president and his associates, some of whom have pleaded guilty to charges including lying to investigators and conspiring against the United States.
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Additionally, the breadth and scope of whatever Johny's lying about changes substantially from song to song and verse to verse, from eating various sweet foods to shirking rituals like dressing before school or getting ready for bed.
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If Mr. McConnell goes through with a full August schedule, vulnerable Democratic senators would most likely face the prospects of skipping some votes in Washington to campaign at home — and risk being accused of shirking official duties.
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And Cohen is right that small communities of depraved people, from pedophiles to anti-Semites, use online platforms in vicious ways — and internet giants invoke free expression while shirking their responsibility to deny such viciousness a refuge.
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In the years since the global financial crisis, public anger has boiled over at companies such as Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL) who are often accused of shirking taxes by taking up residence in countries with lower rates.
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Much has been made of the alliance&aposs goal that member nations spend at least 2 percent of gross domestic product on defense, due to U.S. President Donald Trump&aposs regular contention that members are shirking their commitments.
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In a sermon in the Michoacán state capital Morelia, which has been hit hard by cartel violence, he cautioned bishops, priests, nuns, and seminarians against shirking away from the unique challenge posed by the cartels in their area.
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I could look around me and say there are parts of this job that I'm shirking that are becoming central to it that I can no longer pretend that by managing the product I'm actually managing the organization.
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While technically compliant with UK tax laws, Facebook's previous payments drew criticism from campaigners and politicians, who complained that the billion-dollar company was shirking its moral responsibility to pay tax in countries that it did business in.
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"Today, Donald Trump is shirking our nation's responsibilities, disregarding clear science and undoing the significant progress to make sure we leave a better, more sustainable planet for generations to come, with the stroke of his pen," he continued.
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Since he started making music as Cashmere Cat six years ago, he's developed a reputation for reclusiveness, shirking most interview requests and obscuring his face in most photographs—even as his productions have exuded a cartoonish, childlike warmth.
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The order will effectively interpret Judaism as a race or nationality, not just a religion, to prompt a federal law penalizing colleges and universities deemed to be shirking their responsibility to foster an open climate for minority students.
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Shirking that process increases the risk that these orders will fail; there've already been numerous reports about potential legislative and agency pushback or bottlenecks on some provisions in Trump's flashier orders and questions about the legality of others.
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Zuckerberg has always tried to walk an awkward line between touting online connection (of which his product is the paragon) as the greatest achievement of the new century, and shirking culpability for anything negative that might result from it.
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Occasionally, there's even humor in these shifts: We read the blustering love letters of a proud young Nazi named Alfred only to discover he's actually an acne-ridden deck swabber who spends his hours shirking in a supply closet.
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The amount was revealed on Monday in a shareholder lawsuit accusing the board of directors of Alphabet, the parent of Google, of shirking their responsibilities by agreeing to pay executives accused of misconduct instead of firing them for cause.
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It's a compelling analogy: in both cases, the conscientiousness of the enlightened few is no match for the negligence of the many, and the cost of shirking duty is spread too widely to keep any one malefactor in line.
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"Once again they are playing the shirking responsibility game of laying the blame on others, creating tragedy and inciting confrontation, slandering the Dominican Republic's choice of China with an axe to grind," it wrote in a front page commentary.
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This gives each performance a totally improvisational vibe, shirking any and all convention with respect to melody, harmony, and rhythm, but the end result can sometimes feel overly drawn out, abstract, repetitious, and somehow too experimental for my taste.
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The administration also contends that the challengers couldn't show that any harm they faced from a depressed count was the government's fault — if people didn't return questionnaires, or sent back incomplete or incorrect information, they were shirking their own legal obligation.
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A belief in these types of unbreakable contracts that supposedly govern stars' behavior serves to exculpate the celebrity from any lying or obfuscation — or shirking the burden of representation — by making it involuntary: She doesn't want to lie to me.
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After reporter Julia Ioffe tweeted in December 2016, "Either Trump is f - - king his daughter or he's shirking nepotism laws," Spicer reportedly called Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg demanding that he axe Ioffe, according to the book Media Madness by Howard Kurtz.
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In a play about two charismatic 30-something, Bukowski-reading, degree-shirking misfits and the guileless teenager they briefly befriend, Ms Baker explicitly notes that a "pause" should be at least two full seconds, and a "silence" at least five.
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Campaign rhetoric And while Trump has diverged in some ways from past precedent in his approach to the conflict, he is also shirking some of his hardline pro-Israeli rhetoric from the campaign trail in favor of more traditional US policy.
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Questions about Trump's leadership are not new, but the unmet needs of Puerto Rico — the majority of the island is without power, while drinking water and fuel remain scarce — have placed his shirking of presidential norms into sharper relief than ever.
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So voting for a budget resolution in order to be able to enact a pro-growth tax reform isn't shirking one's concern for the ever-increasing national debt, it is actually a means of addressing it, and working to solve it.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump must convey to Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte the deep sense of alarm about his apparent shirking of his duty to prosecute human rights violations, U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein said on Monday.
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Mr. Giuliani said in an interview that Mr. Trump would have been shirking his duty to enforce the laws of the United States had he not asked the Ukrainian government to pursue the allegations against Mr. Biden and his son.
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Even the Bush administration and Prime Minister Netanyahu in Israel — neither of whom have reputations as shirking violets when it came to using military action — passed on opportunities to kill Soleimani out of caution for the reaction it could cause.
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But it's also hard to say giving billions of dollars to a particular cause is bad, unless what is happening is that then the government is shirking its responsibility to fund those causes because it's coming out of the private sector.
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The 12-episode long series, each a feature-length stand-alone in clear homage to Black Mirror, will follow a new release model, with episodes arriving the first weekend of every month, shirking the en-masse bingeing habits of an increasingly inattentive audience.
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The natural gas company connected to a series of explosions in Massachusetts that killed one person and sparked scores of destructive fires Thursday was accused of shirking its responsibilities, prompting an emergency declaration to assert more state control over the disaster response.
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I would like to campaign for her as well but that would depend on the confidence that her administration would end its disastrous romance with Wall Street, end its relentless militarism and end the Clintons' chronic shirking of ethical standards and clarity.
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Political campaigning is, on one level, the business of transforming the private into the public, and many candidates in American history have accused their rivals of shirking this responsibility — of failing to disclose enough even as they have closely guarded their own secrets.
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But as North Korea experts, US allies and the President's own advisers worry that Trump is taking a freewheeling approach to the negotiations and shirking subject matter expertise, those who have sat next to and across the negotiating table from Trump are unsurprised.
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Still, Gillibrand landed at least one zinger against Biden when she called him out for publishing an op-ed article saying that women working outside the home were shirking their responsibilities and that it could lead to a deterioration of the family.
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Unlike Peck's much richer revelation through the words of Baldwin, Woods and Galimberti are only able to expose the face of places and actors currently profiting from or governing this connected system from which hundreds of multinationals benefit by shirking their social responsibility.
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B- Cory Booker He won his skirmishes with Biden, especially when he argued that the former vice president can't have it both ways -- defending the actions of the Obama administration when successful, but shirking his own responsibility when Obama's actions are criticized.
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Some survivors like Randi Hall, who lost her home in Paradise and now lives in a recreational vehicle with her boyfriend, her young daughter and a puppy, have said PG&E appears to be shirking its obligations to victims in bankruptcy court.
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If anything, the bike's sturdiness gave me the added confidence to truly own the road, as I often found myself riding down the middle of the lane rather than shirking the line of parked cars on the right-hand side of the street.
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If it is proven that Mr. Winterkorn was a party to the conspiracy, Volkswagen would be significantly more vulnerable to lawsuits brought by shareholders who accuse top managers of shirking their obligation to inform them of the risks the company was taking.
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Way back in 2014, BuzzFeed's Charlie Warzel warned us about the increasing popularity of the tweetstorm, a cheeky name for when someone spams your Twitter timeline with dozens of tweets, shirking the very 140-character limit meant to prevent such impassioned and poorly edited rants.
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Parents need to ignore scary marketing and choose the path that works for them and their baby Whether you're monitoring your child's sleep by using four different baby tech products or shirking all monitors in exchange for old-fashioned listening, the decision is intensely personal.
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The chief concern about Clinton's tour is that she's shirking responsibility for her loss by focusing on the host of other factors that kept her from the White House, including Russian interference, former FBI Director James Comey, and her Democratic primary opponent, Bernie Sanders.
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Such proposals reflect a "very American" view — that only those who are severely disabled or struck by tragedy deserve government assistance, and that anyone else who gets it is shirking, said Mark Rank, a professor of social work at Washington University in St. Louis.
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But with issues that have gone on and off the government's agenda, such as vaccine safety, local officials are more likely to adopt a wait-and-see attitude for fear of making a mistake — paying lip service to directives but essentially shirking their responsibilities.
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One of the central preoccupations for most of the characters in The Locals is that they've been scammed in some way, that someone took their money, or someone is shirking their family duties and leaving this one person to take care of the elderly parent.
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The legislature also accused Ms. Park of undermining freedom of the press by cracking down on her critics and of shirking her duty to protect citizens' lives by neglecting to respond efficiently to a ferry disaster in 2014 that killed more than 300 people.
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She's stepped far outside her comfort zone as a producer at every turn in her career—and her latest Planet Mu release reflects that impulse, shirking footwork beats in favor of nightmarish marching-band drumlines and rhythms that teeter like a late-game Jenga pull.
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The FCC, which until recently had been accused of being overly chummy with broadcasters, Sinclair in particular, last month issued a "de facto merger death sentence" to the deal, citing mounds of evidence that the company was shirking the terms of the merger and lying about it.
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They intended Congress to be held responsible for the lives lost in foreign wars, and as the branch of government most connected with We the People, it is incumbent upon us to hold these men and women responsible for shirking the burdensome responsibility of war making.
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His admonition came as Republicans and Democrats on the Judiciary Committee clashed over filling the court opening, with Republicans insisting that they were doing the right thing by refusing to consider any nominee put forward by Mr. Obama and Democrats accusing them of shirking their constitutional duty.
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Rather than hide behind madness and a reckless shirking of decorum like Plath and Sexton, Rich made it her mission to expose herself — and her readers — to the facts of patriarchy and racism that had made her, and which are still woven deeply into American identity.
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"The USDA is shirking its duty as a regulatory agency by refusing to initiate rulemaking to amend the HMSA, particularly when many of the causes of inhumane slaughter are well known and easily addressed," Dena Jones, the AWI's farm animal program director, said in a statement.
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Works in progress Under Armour is a hugely successful brand that was built on deviation from the norm: its founder famously made the company's first microfiber, moisture-wicking shirt in his basement, shirking the sweat-soaked cotton that he and his fellow athletes were wearing at the time.
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In its impeachment motion, the legislature also accused Ms. Park of undermining freedom of the press by cracking down on her critics and of shirking her duty to protect citizens' lives by neglecting to respond efficiently to a ferry disaster in 2014 that killed more than 300 people.
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"At the heart of our economic challenges with China is its shirking of market economics, so it is troubling that Donald Trump may settle for a government commitment to buy U.S. agriculture as a means to let China off the hook," said Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon.
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By rejecting the Paris Climate Accord, pulling out of trade agreements, parting ways with the United States' European allies, and shirking the country's long-standing liberal internationalism, he is paving the way for an alternative order in which the United States as a nation-state is no longer the dominant player.
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If Verizon (our parent company's parent company) wants to offer not just the connection you get on your phone, but the media you request, the ads you are served and the tracking you never heard of, it needs to show that these businesses are not somehow shirking rules behind the scenes.
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At a minimum, the policy should explain: Train employees on the policy and procedures Once policies and procedures are developed and implemented, introduce and educate employees on them clearly defining how the policies and procedures will govern and protect, what their rights and responsibilities are, and the consequences for shirking them.
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As a young man, Taylor had worked as a shop foreman, attempted to get the most out of his workers, and begun to diagnose the inefficiencies he observed as a product of poorly structured incentives, unmotivated and sometimes shirking laborers, and perhaps most importantly, a tremendous knowledge gap that rendered management ineffective.
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He assailed a Japanese defense treaty before departing for Osaka and ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Abe Shinzo; he lambasted India's trade policy ahead of his sit-down with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi; and he accused Germany of shirking its defense commitments before talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE Jr. (D-Pa.), said Trump appeared to be "shirking" his duty to protect the United States.
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What's behind this: Trump publicly lectured NATO allies that they must stop shirking their financial commitments and begin paying for their own defense rather than relying on the U.S. While the White House publicly rejects this interpretation, Trump's unmistakable message to Europe on his first foreign trip was that the days of unquestioning protection from the U.S. are over.
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John Kasich for being "the adult in the room," the larger reality is that he has left the dirty but necessary job of dealing with the destruction wrought by Trump to the two others, simply shirking that role in favor of repeating endlessly that America needs a man with experience who knows how to get the job done.
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Yet despite the distinct sense of history repeating itself, conservative and libertarian legal commentators (many of whom were on the challengers' side opposing Obamacare in the 2010 litigation) are now accusing individual judges — and sometimes entire federal courts — of shirking their institutional roles as neutral magistrates and "joining the resistance" in the various suits against President Trump.
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In what may be the most stoner crime of all time, a group of tokers in Memphis, Tennessee, managed to combine pretty much every stereotypical pothead motif—the munchies, 420, and shirking basic responsibilities—when they allegedly decided to order a shit ton of food at a restaurant, blaze up inside, and walk out on a $420 bill.
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But even with its strong sense of community and ties to physical events and spaces, FetLife has come under fire over the past for its digital anonymity, which seems to both allow outsiders and novices to dive deep and quickly without much norm-building or oversight, and also to abet its own infiltration by predators and abusers shirking kink norms.
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That lawsuit explained that FERC violated several federal laws by shirking its responsibility to consider emissions facilitated by expanded pipeline capacity during its environmental review, and that the agency decreed that its entire environmental review policy has changed — an action in clear violation of the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires such significant policies to be changed through a transparent notice and comment rulemaking that includes public participation.
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Playlist: "Come Together" / "Here It Comes (The Road) Let's Go" / "Electricity" / "I Gotta Fire" / "She Kissed Me (And It Felt Like a Hit)" / "These Blues" / "I'm Your Man" / "Cheapster" Some of Pierce's best songs are incredibly simple, shirking the compositional and instrumental flourishes he often favors—or at least pushing them to the background—so that his bleary-eyed songwriting can take center stage.
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The banana Republicans in the Senate — part of a Congress disapproved of by more than 77 percent of Americans, according to RealClearPolitics — stand accused by Democrats of shirking their constitutional duties by refusing to consider or confirm the Supreme Court nomination of one of the nation's most eminently respected jurists President Obama's favorable ratings have skyrocketed by contrast with the shabby performance of Republicans in the presidential campaign and Congress.
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I'm menstruating Don't miss these -- Kara Alaimo: As a new mom, I found Meghan's interview gut-wrenching -- Peggy Drexler: This may be the secret to Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter's amazingly long marriage -- Errol Louis: Trump supporters' video carries stomach-turning message -- Ford Vox and Arthur Caplan: The Surgeon General is shirking his job -- Allison Hope: This health care ruling could endanger untold numbers of LGBTQ Americans -- Christopher Douglas: The GM workers' strike probably isn't worth it (for CNN Business Perspectives) 'The Righteous Gemstones' have sharp edges The HBO show just concluded its first season, and Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons deemed it not only a successful and well-written comedy but also a critique that skewers pro-Trump evangelicals' real-life hypocrisies.
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