He's accused of skirting leadership duties and distancing himself from teammates.
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Of barely skirting the lines of poverty just to avoid work.
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Skirting Jewish immigration quotas, the president invited them as "guest" visitors.
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It was a mostly unsuccessful effort to catch people skirting taxes.
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Instagram has also faced issues with sellers skirting its advertising ban.
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This is not a case of someone skirting punishment, Krasner said.
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The White House disputed that it is skirting its own rules.
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Whether the sanctions-skirting plan will actually work is a different matter.
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And it needs to comply with COPPA laws – which it's basically skirting.
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However, it became clear that skirting the ban could have extreme consequences.
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Washington has long suspected Huawei of skirting US sanctions on certain countries.
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If you're talking about skirting regional restrictions, you could download a VPN.
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It depends on all the money saved from skirting US labor laws.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing keeps skirting around its formidable capital controls.
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Victorian details include lofty ceilings, original skirting boards, cornices and ceiling rosettes.
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But once again, he punted, diplomatically skirting a question from Democratic Sen.
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They're seemingly always hiding something (John Travolta) or skirting controversy (Will Smith).
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Critics contended that Mr. Obama was skirting Congress and rewarding a dangerous regime.
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They allege that both companies are skirting the law by selling their wares.
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Meanwhile, determined individuals are still skirting the law to make their own drugs.
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Critics have accused the couple of skirting laws while building a political dynasty.
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President Donald Trump's history of skirting his tax obligations makes the stakes clearer.
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More specifically, Watkins created a pornography website geared toward skirting Japanese censorship laws.
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It's still relatively palatable, always skirting around the boundaries of what's considered tasteful.
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This is skirting around the edge of what is known as a henka.
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All the skirting boards had been painted to look like grass and snails.
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Many TikTok users are sharing the enterprising ways they're skirting the location-tracking.
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The oil-backed petro could give investors a way of skirting U.S. sanctions.
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Cruise missiles can fly along low, erratic paths capable of skirting those defences.
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Could they be skirting the rules even today, in new or undetected ways?
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And Majority leader Mitch McConnell also issued a mild statement skirting the controversy.
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Up until this point, Celeste and Perry have been skirting around Reisman's questions.
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Skirting medical-industry vetting saves the company and providers money, and patients by extension.
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Klobuchar and Harris are among the Democrats skirting the question of impeachment, for now.
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"Well," Algorta explains, always skirting carefully around words such as 'I,' 'ate,' and 'hands.
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The good news is that there are plenty of alternatives to legality-skirting content.
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Illegal immigrants, they say, should be deported because they are skirting the immigration process.
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You can't stop thinking about the skirting board you need to fix tomorrow. 7.
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China and Russia, on the other hand, are positioned to benefit by skirting sanctions.
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Was he skirting the yellow police tape in the present or in the past?
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The app, and teens' methods for skirting it, have become a meme on TikTok.
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But their claims were narrowly tailored, carefully skirting the new disclosures from Mr. Bolton.
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On the mountain, Thomas barreled full-steam downhill, always skirting the edge of control.
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It's now a Category 2 storm that's skirting the coasts of Florida and Georgia.
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Most of his classmates were neither skirting gang involvement nor inclined toward military service.
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Both lay face down in brown water, foreheads skirting the banks of the Rio Grande.
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Like many communities skirting the U.S. coastline, Hoboken, New Jersey, wasn't built on solid ground.
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Republicans and other critics say she was skirting transparency laws and endangered sensitive government information.
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Once again this celebrated journalist is skirting the lines between detective work, deviance and desire.
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Skirting electoral laws, they bought airtime on television stations and blanketed the country with billboards.
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It's not down particularly sharply today, but the company is still skirting all-time lows.
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After skirting Cuba, Matthew is expected to hit the Bahamas and turn toward the United States.
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Of course they did, since they had been legally skirting them for a long time already.
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In reaching for short-term profits, companies often turn to skirting the law or hurting consumers.
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No Democrat is advocating going easy on the president or skirting the mounting White House controversies.
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Calacanis also pointed to Zenefits, which has been overhauled after accusations of skirting insurance industry regulations.
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At the exits off the highway skirting Shia towns, security personnel man checkpoints and inspect papers.
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Hossein spent the evening skirting alleyways and crouching on unlit porches as security personnel searched houses.
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Most of the popular proposals focused on narrowly defined social issues, skirting broader questions of governance.
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No one ever gets in big trouble for skirting these arcane and hard-to-understand laws.
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And they are not just individuals skirting gun-control laws to sell a pistol or rifle.
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The market's surprising resilience also partly reflects the prevalence of buyers skirting existing restrictions on purchases.
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The tribe has spent centuries skirting the capitalist economy that has come to dominate their land.
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He said that he discovered Shah avoided detection by skirting along the border of Malaysia and Thailand.
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A renegade often skirting around regulations, Sims began practicing in a wooden shack behind his Alabama home.
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It also called for "up-skirting" - taking photos surreptitiously up women's skirts - to be made an offense.
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When it comes to skirting the outer boundaries of social acceptability, McInnes could teach a master class.
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Unregulated online lenders are helping them pile on leverage, skirting rules requiring minimum down-payments on homes.
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The American government alleges that Meng committed bank fraud in relation to skirting U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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These are just a few examples of the ways in which this administration is skirting ethical standards.
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The collection itself features everything from luxury knits and tailored skirting to shearling jackets and patchwork parkas.
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Some companies are technically skirting federal law, already infusing coffee, cocktails, lotions and even pet treats with CBD.
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Hillary Clinton was among those complaining that the carrier was skirting labour laws, giving it an unfair advantage.
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It's not quite as fast as Luke skirting Beggar's Canyon back on Tatooine, but it's an impressive start.
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Skirting of safety regulations — sometimes with the collusion of corrupt local officials — is generally given as the cause.
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In 2015, federal officials revealed that Volkswagen was deliberately skirting emissions testing for some of its diesel vehicles.
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For Audemio, as for millions of Mexican laborers, skirting the official immigration system was a way of life.
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Skirting new construction on Wyckoff Avenue, he nodded toward an orange Jaguar parked outside a natural-food store.
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You fall alseep in said sofa, and dream about the skirting board you need to fix tomorrow. 9.
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It's also possible that platforms themselves are skirting their "hookup app" reputation as an attempt to court investors.
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Gun control groups have criticized Armslist for connecting private sellers to buyers in cyberspace and skirting background checks.
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It hopes to spur food and medicine imports and, perhaps, give investors a way of skirting U.S. sanctions.
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Take Metro-North's Hudson Line from Grand Central to Garrison, an 80-minute ride skirting the shimmering river.
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In 1986, after a lifetime of skirting consequences for his corruption, Cohn was disbarred for cheating his clients.
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Uber has been rocked with accusations of sexual harassment and assault, mistreatment of drivers, and skirting local regulations.
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They fall in love as teenagers, exchanging flirty glances in the fields of their village, skirting elders and convention.
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We aren't talking mainstream conservative views, but a worldview that is often far to the right, skirting outright bigotry.
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Streaming subscribers are sharing passwords and skirting systems in increasing numbers, creating an increasingly expensive problem for streaming services.
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She said exactly what she thought needed to be said, without skirting the issue or trying to be polite.
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The new mechanism would legally allow trade and financial transactions with Iran to continue, skirting Washington's reach and sanctions.
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His relations (besides all of us) include the tomahawk chop, the Redskins' name, the skirting of the Rooney Rule.
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My screen time is currently skirting around the two hour mark, but I'd like to try to reduce that.
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She entered the hospital to receive more chemotherapy, and as before became profoundly ill, narrowly skirting death yet again.
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This morning was Gorka's second chance at this question on NPR, and his second time skirting around the answer.
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"Donald Trump was fighting a very different fight," he said: skirting tax payments that might have boosted American defenses.
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They seemed relaxed, not particularly cautious, walking down the road in single file, skirting the edge of their base.
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We found no snakes, but skirting another pond on the ride back, we came upon a reptile rarer still.
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Parents are skirting norms by raising children without a gender designation or allowing kids to determine their own gender.
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He pointed to China's achievements in lifting millions of people from poverty, largely skirting its treatment of ethnic minorities.
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Which leads to another important lesson: skirting the rules on a self-improvement project hurts no one but yourself.
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And if past debates are any indication, it could also lead to some candidates skirting questions about race altogether.
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Leaks have become severe enough that police created their own company that handles data directly, skirting third-party systems.
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The RNC has at least a decade-long record of skirting or violating federal law with its fundraising mailings.
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Forecast models now show Dorian skirting along Florida's coast Tuesday and then next to Georgia late Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Skirting genre boundaries, Tirolien released her first solo recording, Sur La Voie Ensoleillée (On the High Road) in 2014.
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In 2016, ZTE confronted a similar crisis when it was caught skirting U.S. sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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Otherwise, they risk being accused of skirting their duties, which could open up the company to lawsuits from enraged investors.
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Then chaos erupted after Republicans accused Democrats of skirting the rules to pass a stopgap spending bill by voice vote.
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Each pair is $388, and there's not skirting around it — that's a lot to pay for a pair of loafers.
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Some less scrupulous lenders and marketers have simply begun skirting Google's rules in an attempt to get around the ban.
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"It has been edging its way from cushions onto furniture pieces such as sofa skirting, creating a lighthearted interior feel."
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Shay watches his tall, sculptural figure and cropped head departing down the three kilometres of beach, skirting the incoming tide.
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There were lots of answers skirting around the idea of sheep, but these were a bit wooly (forgive the pun).
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In the manner of the old Israel, it seemed aware of the landscape, skirting hills instead of tunneling through them.
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Perhaps the media are as frightened by the answers and so skirting or avoidance is really the only rational response.
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Canopy Growth acknowledges it's banned from the show while some smaller competitors are able to exhibit by skirting the rules.
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He wandered like a flâneur, from nightclubs to brothels to empty streets, skirting the edges of the spaces he entered.
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The so-called senior managers regime was introduced in March last year, though some lenders have been skirting the new rules.
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The ride also included the Pacific Ocean-skirting 21442894, a highway so scenic it's almost a shame to drive it fast.
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Skirting past blackboards, rugs, and groups of people pressing small cameras without film in, my heart sets alight at a sight.
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This is not the first time Blu has gotten into trouble for skirting both US privacy regulations and Amazon's marketplace rules.
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Foreigners stuck out through the crowds of mainlanders in shops skirting U.S. billionaire Sheldon Adelson's Venetian, owned by Sands China Ltd.
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Regulation is government's usual tool for blunting adverse consequences, but most sharing platforms gain their competitive edge by skirting its requirements.
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But the move has failed to arrest an unwelcome yen rise that hurts already weak exports and an economy skirting recession.
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They were blurred in my vision, but I could see them skirting about in the dark, even with my eyes closed.
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Uber's profit model, like all others in the gig economy, depends on all the money saved from skirting US labor laws.
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I mean the Asgardians, those fine folk already skirting Earth's musty laws to set up a new civilization in the stars.
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Wenger wanders around art galleries in his spare time, while Dyche watches repeats of Road Wars and sands the skirting boards.
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Regulators are accusing Italian-American car giant Fiat Chrysler of deliberately skirting federal emissions testing for some of its diesel vehicles.
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According to the agency, the company "willfully" violated securities laws by skirting the required registration associated with holding and trading securities.
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But he seemed anxious as one of the giant trucks filled with ice backed up noisily, skirting an expensively manicured lawn.
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An investigation from The Verge in collaboration with The Trace reveals hundreds of users who may be skirting un control laws.
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The party problem is the latest test for Airbnb, which has been accused of skirting local laws and propagating overtourism. 5.
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Just one problem: its fast growth was in part the result of skirting regulations on gaining proper licensing for its salespeople.
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Protective skirting has become so common an element of men's fashion in recent years, it is almost a decade-defining gesture.
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We're already skirting the bounds of propriety before we get to the moment where Mick tests this thesis by grabbing her crotch.
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I don't shy away from always-on friend-tracking because I enjoy skirting off to odd parts of town, doing secret things.
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The economy grew 0.4 percent in the January to March period after just skirting recession in the last three months of 2018.
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The episodes tested how far a CEO could push the Silicon Valley ethos that values skirting the rules in order to grow.
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DEL claims Gerardo was obsessed with skirting his tax obligations and tried to get the label to go along with his schemes.
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"HomePod is widely recognized for having the best sound quality for its size and class," Cook says, skirting concerns over HomePod sales.
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It would also prevent migrants from skirting registration rules and heading straight to the most sought-after destinations, including Germany and Sweden.
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Other companies defended the practice, skirting responsibility for wrongdoing by saying ads on Facebook were part of broader, non-discriminatory ad campaigns.
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Those models can operate from small islands skirting the East China Sea or from ships such as the Izumo-class helicopter carriers.
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But Mama June, 38, clearly isn't ready to teach her daughter about it and awkwardly smiles while also skirting around the question.
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But the show tends toward the whimsical, skirting, like The Guy does, around any confrontation with the forces of law and order.
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Wanzhou was arrested at the request of the US, which claims the company was making illegal business deals with Iran, skirting sanctions.
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With titles like "My Bare Lady" and "Garden of Eden," the films were shot at nudist campgrounds, skirting laws against onscreen nudity.
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Some people also took advantage of new talent policies to qualify as 'local' buyers, skirting existing curbs targeted at out-of-towners.
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In addition to concerns over ties to the Chinese government, Huawei has also been hit over its alleged skirting of Iranian tariffs.
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You find a sofa and have a good, hard sit-down think about the skirting board you need to fix tomorrow. 8.
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It has grappled in recent years with revelations that it was skirting legal requirements and the related departure of its co-founder.
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Dorian would end up ravaging the Bahamas, skirting Florida, and tracking up the East Coast, lashing the Carolinas as it moved north.
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It went against the way they were all trying to live: stepping lightly on this earth, skirting the folly of human certainty.
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She felt heard, because he accepted and performed the whiteness she felt inherently belonged to him — he was no longer skirting it.
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Mr. Ghani's advisers worry that Mr. Khalilzad is cooking up an endgame with the Taliban that is skirting around the Afghan government.
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These books ease baking anxiety by explaining the whys behind every technique, and giving myriad tips for skirting the usual baking mistakes.
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They have largely ignored the objections; protestors accuse the university of skirting its duty to properly preserve the work of modern art.
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This "safe" path avoided Imperial blockades by skirting close to the Maw, a dangerous cluster of black holes situated close to the planet.
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A ridgeline divides the city into two, slicing through the Presidio, hugging the eastern edge of Golden Gate Park, and skirting Twin Peaks.
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Flights between the two cities would typically fly over Pakistan, but many have been skirting the country because of armed skirmishes with India.
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And with some 300m firearms in America, skirting the rules to acquire a gun is not difficult, regardless of how it was made.
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Huawei is also facing criminal charges from the Justice Department after being accused of stealing trade secrets and skirting U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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That means international investors could buy Chinese stocks in Hong Kong, even if they were listed on the mainland, skirting Chinese capital controls.
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To do what she loves, however, the Queen has to put her own safety on the line, skirting the law and avoiding danger.
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This has allowed it to be vague about its plans for Brexit, skirting the practicalities that would risk upsetting either crowd or comrade.
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Skirting back and forth across the border between where violence is and isn't a valid solution, Yakuza 6 delivers this message extremely well.
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It's all part of Khosrowshahi's effort to reform Uber's rule-skirting reputation and address valid criticisms about the company's lax approach to safety.
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The work I see is playful and strange in the way that the best of Surrealism is strange: skirting the borders of madness.
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The aim of this is to prevent internet companies from skirting the law by intentionally turning a blind eye to a user's age.
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It has proven adept at skirting them, thanks largely to China, its ally and biggest trading partner, which has enforced them only laxly.
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That option would allow Trump to begin construction without taking the controversial step of declaring a national emergency while also skirting congressional approval.
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Employees told The New York Times that they were pressured into skirting laws and medical standards as managers tried to drum up business.
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Rather than skirting around the topic, they could see that his last chemo session went well, and ask him out for a beer.
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Skirting the health trend With a bigger advertising budget, Applebee's poured money into campaigns that highlight the brand's renewed commitment to indulgent food.
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Is all sexual tension lost amid arguments about emptying the dishwasher and the mundanity of choosing what color to paint the skirting board?
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He was still skirting around this very direct question, still giving excuses, and ultimately still not telling me what I needed to hear.
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Flynn used to consult for IP3, ad "whistleblowers" who spoke with House Democrats were concerned about the national security adviser skirting ethics rules.
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The delay is "a way of skirting the law," Laura Gault, an attorney with Human Rights First, told the San Diego Union Tribune.
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And it manages with aplomb, skirting away from its predecessors' flashy "Paradise Lost for teens" format to become instead Faerie Queen for teens.
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But the media narrative coming out of the state fair was that the senator ignored voters, skirting the all-important Iowa retail politics.
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Another Atlantic storm, Hurricane Jose, threatened the region in the wake of Irma, but ended up skirting the Lesser Antilles before turning north.
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They arrived behind the police officers and paramedics on Tuesday, skirting the edges of a terrorist attack without hesitation, their attention focused elsewhere.
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Machado, who grew up in Miami idolizing Alex Rodriguez, already had a reputation for skirting the ethics of baserunning ahead of Monday's game.
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She often paints in warm, billowing sheets, skirting both the classic lexicon of traditional jazz and the brazen outsiderism of the avant-garde.
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Trump sees the Ukraine call as a "nothing" because he has spent his entire adult life skirting, mocking, ignoring or breaking the law.
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The US government has also accused Huawei of skirting sanctions and stealing intellectual property from American companies, all claims that Huawei staunchly denies.
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Many models show the storm staying just off Florida's coast Tuesday and then skirting the coasts of Georgia and North and South Carolina.
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At this point I had two options: admit defeat, or attempt to follow and risk skirting dangerously close to full-blown stalker territory.
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Instead of depending on them, we could print whatever organs we need, whenever we need them, thereby skirting the supply-and-demand problem.
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This is skirting awfully close to the odious Magic Negro trope, and I'm not sure Mick being white subverts it in any meaningful way.
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It was also getting pursued by some states for skirting the rules; Texas alone came after it for $269 million in uncollected sales taxes.
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Netflix (NFLX) has made a habit of skirting the theater's traditional 90-day release window before making its films available to stream at home.
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Last week, Uber launched a self-driving pilot in Tempe, Arizona, where the state's governor has welcomed the law-skirting company with open arms.
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Others saw the mounting calls to resign immediately — before an internal ethics panel could complete its review— as a dangerous skirting of due process.
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Tourists strolling under the trees and skirting patches of snow and mud expressed disappointment that they would miss one of Washington's biggest outdoor shows.
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There are accusations that start-ups are basically skirting regulations and related licensing fees that apply to traditional businesses, including taxis, limousines and hotels.
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We should definitely take this to be further evidence of Trump's shady business practices and skirting of the law for his own personal gain.
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A question about influences on the LP saw us skirting around the anxiety of influence, an idea posited by the literary critic Harold Bloom.
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Skirting bureaucracy Whether these factors can be fully harnessed to create the vibrant new private sector envisioned, however, is as yet far from clear.
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Companies are forging new kinds of contractual relationships with workers for the purpose of skirting the basic protections that the government has long provided.
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Others wrote to tell me I was a terrible journalist, skirting my responsibility to inform the public in order to be with my child.
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It may unnerve Mr. Trump, who has spent his life skirting the law and avoiding full accountability, but this is how the law works.
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Mainstream Republicanism is an artifact of another age, its adherent now skirting the margins, homeless, looking on from the other sides of burning bridges.
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Yet she said in the interview Sunday that she regretted skirting the State Department rules on the use of private email for government business.
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He's also called for expediting the judicial process and hinted at skirting the justice system's due process and implementing more brutal methods of execution.
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He had just turned 25, even younger than AOC and skirting the edge of the minimum age for House members to be sworn in.
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Securities lawyers said Telsa's board would have to form a committee to explore a take-private or risk being accused of skirting their duty.
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She and Huawei face a number of charges — including bank fraud, trade secrets theft and skirting US sanctions on Iran — in US federal courts.
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Throughout his career, the Facebook founder, who coined the motto "move fast and break things," has benefitted from skirting rules and aggressively going after competitors.
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She needs to come up with a better case for building on the status quo, rather than skirting around the question by attacking her opponent.
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Paralipsis is a powerful rhetorical device because it can also allow someone to make a false accusation—or spread a false rumor—while skirting consequences.
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The US already imports roughly 90 percent of its seafood, most of which comes from Asia, where aquaculture practices have a reputation for skirting regulations.
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He oversaw what became a toxic workplace environment while also allegedly skirting the law multiples times as his company grew to $163 billion in valuation.
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Yet the wonder is not that Turkey is skirting the edge of a crisis, but that it has managed to avoid one for so long.
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What happens next – let's just say there's intoxication, blacking out and an unintentionally kidnapped baby – leaves Tallulah skirting the cops and scrambling to Janney's character.
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Drake's alleged ghostwriter, Quentin Miller, was all smiles in the middle of Drake and Pusha T's war ... skirting questions he's the pen behind Drizzy's tracks.
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By changing the fentanyl molecule slightly, Kilcrease said, foreign chemists may be skirting US laws and exporting drugs faster than the DEA can regulate them.
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Two government and two independent investigations blamed the disaster on Massey's skirting of federal mine ventilation and coal dust standards, which contributed to the explosion.
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His look is as impressive as it is largely out of style these days: big, beefy, skirting the line between muscle-fat and fat-fat.
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But deliberately skirting laws governing political spending and public disclosure is rather a bad look for companies under especial scrutiny for systematic dishonesty — primarily Facebook.
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The Trump administration has accused Amazon of skirting government rules to maximize profits, while Democrats have called out the role of monopolies in big tech.
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These, too, are sparsely staffed, without screening or adequate training, in corporate networks, skirting around the legal borders of health care and its attendant regulation.
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Often, that clumsiness was simply a result of the vehicle being overly careful and leaving considerable space between it and the object it was skirting.
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Tlaib accused Juul of skirting federal advertising restrictions on tobacco and pressed Juul on its efforts to sell Juul e-cigarettes to employers and insurers.
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The government charged Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, not with publishing classified government information, but with stealing it, skirting — for now — critical First Amendment questions.
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In his plays and screenplays, he became especially adept at skirting Communist censorship through allusion and metaphor, though less subtle means were not beneath him.
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Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer, led the first successful crossing of the Northwest Passage—connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific by skirting Canada—in 1903.
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"This was CBGB—wow!" he said, skirting the menswear and the merch (including lots of boxed sets) to look at the photographs on the walls.
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Such methods of skirting VR platform exclusivity were previously banned by Oculus, though negative feedback convinced the company to revise its policy in June 2016.
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Dorian will approach Florida's east coast tonight (but is not expected to make landfall) before skirting up the Georgia and South Carolina coasts tomorrow night.
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Gimmicks such as this are skirting far more interesting questions: a tiny canapé is not going to encourage people to think big, or make big changes.
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Skirting the criticism, McCrory said in a statement Monday the laws were "hardly extreme changes" intended to fix a "broken election process" and "enhance" education policies.
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The U.S. company has come under pressure from traditional taxi drivers and regulators across Europe, who accuse it of unfair competition and skirting traditional licensing rules.
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Now, the intrepid spacecraft—skirting serenely in interstellar space—is being bombarded with requests for nudes, the pee tape, and least predictably, questions about people's dads.
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" It also includes a symbolic statement that the president skirting ethics rules constitutes "a high crime or misdemeanor under the impeachment clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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Those areas seeing innovation but skirting the political spotlight, like medical devices and life sciences, tend to trade at higher valuations relative to their own history.
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She's not yet quite what she'll become in the 21st century (Amy Dunne's self-described "cool girl"), but she's skirting that all-too-obvious male fantasy.
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But this change will further institutionalize these values across the Play Store – there's no skirting around building good apps if you want them to be found.
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Huawei and Meng were charged with bank and wire fraud and conspiracy to commit bank and wire fraud in relation to skirting American sanctions on Iran.
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But much like so many other issues in our society, we need to stop skirting around the topic of guns in our day-to-day lives.
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Coffee shops and other places selling CBD oil may be in line with state laws, depending on where they're located, but they're still skirting federal laws.
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That steady pace is a luxury gained by starting early, he said, skirting the need to move more quickly and catch up with a tightening economy.
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The latter question ends with the guys skirting around the explanation of what Sheeran terms a "Moët bloët," which is just as horrifying as you'd imagine.
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The tech giant is also facing criminal charges from the Justice Department, which has accused it of stealing trade secrets and skirting U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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As it turns out, the hurricane ended up skirting Seaside ... and the only real damage suffered at the house was limited to some branches coming down.
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Huawei and Meng are charged with bank and wire fraud and conspiracy to commit bank and wire fraud in relation to skirting American sanctions on Iran.
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For many of its American clients, Mossack Fonseca offered a how-to guide of sorts on skirting or evading United States tax and financial disclosure laws.
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Jin also weighed in on the troubles of Chinese telecommunications equipment giant Huawei, which the Trump administration has accused of stealing trade secrets and skirting sanctions.
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Selling to highly oppressive regimes, such as Syria, or skirting export laws are some of the worst things a company in the surveillance industry can do.
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That makes forecasting the storm's path along the coast — either just off the coast, skirting it or moving inland with a direct hit — delicate and difficult.
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Other companies such as Netflix have recently taken measures to keep people from skirting geo-restrictions with VPNs, so who knows how long this will work.
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Since the existence of the "about" collection came to light in 2013, civil liberties advocates have criticized it as skirting or overstepping Fourth Amendment privacy boundaries.
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The film grossed $22016 million domestically in its opening weekend, just skirting past Universal Pictures' critically acclaimed horror film, Us, which grossed $210 million total domestically.
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Critics complained that Fitzgerald was skirting the core issue, but he seemed more than willing to defend a vigorous prosecution of those trying to thwart investigators.
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As Zhou points out, many in the group have avoided the topic: Klobuchar and Harris are among the Democrats skirting the question of impeachment, for now.
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Cyclone Vayu, with wind speeds equivalent to those of a Category 1 hurricane, is moving in a northwesterly direction skirting the Gujarat coast, India's weather department said.
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Both Huawei and Meng were charged with bank and wire fraud, and conspiracy to commit bank and wire fraud, in relation to skirting American sanctions on Iran.
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So now, content providers are skirting these dinosaurs by providing the NFL (via Twitter) and HBO GO via direct subscriptions — a concept anathema to them years ago.
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Zenefits has been under fire for skirting regulation, resulting in the ouster of its previous CEO Parker Conrad and a heavy-duty overhaul underway of the company.
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The 180cm (1.8 feet) high fence will be crowned with an overhang to keep predators from climbing it and a skirting at the bottom will prevent burrowing.
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This seems to be the role that President-elect Trump is carving out for America, and the role that Netanyahu is skirting perilously close to for Israel.
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According to Haltom, health inspectors ignored the obvious health risks and the skirting of code violations from having a school this close to an active MTR site.
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Two people familiar with the matter told Reuters that Geely worked with Bank of America Merrill Lynch to help secure the stake using derivatives, skirting disclosure requirements.
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Namely, even if the money didn't come from the Trump campaign directly, Cohen's actions seem to have been undertaken for the purpose of skirting campaign finance law.
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Forecasters expected Dorian, packing 150 mph winds, to hit some Bahamian islands Sunday before heading near Florida and then skirting along or off the US Southeast seacoast.
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If you're lucky enough to have great skin, you try to downplay it, skirting compliments by trying to point out minuscule "flaws" and giving credit to filters.
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"I think the White House is skirting the law," Norm Eisen, former Obama ethics chair and Chairman of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, told Axios.
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Griffin, Georgia (CNN)Tyrone Coggins had just learned his brother's killers, after skirting comeuppance for 35 years, would almost certainly remain in prison for a long time.
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" China's state media has been similarly effusive, skirting over the government's initial missteps and instead focusing on China's alleged "strength, efficiency and speed in fighting the outbreak.
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A 222-minute walk, skirting the crowds that ceaselessly mill around the Colosseum, leads to the Augustinian Basilica of Santi Quattro Coronati, one of Rome's hidden jewels.
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After decades of skirting prosecution, comedy legend Bill Cosby is finally being made to answer one of the 60 women who have accused him of sexual assault.
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"We can be," she replied on ITV's This Morning, skirting over her government's economic analysis that suggested that any form of Brexit will reduce national wealth. Mrs.
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Half a mile farther down the road, skirting the fields alongside a stand of prickly pear and acacia trees, Mark W. spotted something out to the right.
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Russia, he said, is entirely within its rights to train its forces, but has stirred unease by routinely skirting mutually agreed upon rules designed to calm jitters.
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It also came about the time on Thursday afternoon when the White House was offering Mr. Moore little support and Mr. Trump was largely skirting the issue.
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He and others brought up the potential for terrorist financing and for skirting "know your customer" laws and money transmission standards that exist for state-backed currencies.
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Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee issued a report Thursday arguing the ultra-wealthy are skirting the tax, which they say is necessary to tame income inequality.
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In my testing, I've found that iRobot's 900 and I Series, like the Roomba 980 and the Roomba i7+, do the best job of skirting potential traps.
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"One of President Guaidó's points was that with Rosneft skirting sanctions, it wasn't easy for Maduro to feel the effects [of the sanctions]," added de la Cruz.
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At a minimum, based on a separate Times scoop, we have some pretty good evidence that Trump got away with skirting the rules around gift and estate taxes.
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From here, Maria is expected to lash the northern coasts of Haiti and the Domincan Republic, and then make an evasive manuver northwards, possibly skirting the eastern Bahamas.
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However, with Japan skirting recession and inflation still anemic, many of his aides have proposed postponing the tax hike to ensure Japan makes a sustained exit from deflation.
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French Montana knows knows how to walk a tightrope ... skirting the issue Kanye raised in song ... whether someone married to a Kardashian thinks about banging the other Kardashians.
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But it was really stressful; we had to get a heat gun to try to melt ice and we got hay bales as temporary skirting around the house.
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It's a bit of a silver lining after a year of rolling disasters for Kalanick, who was ousted as CEO of the law-skirting transportation company last June.
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It's not necessarily because those corporations have been skirting sales tax collection, but some enable thousands of third-party sellers to do so, largely thanks to Quill v.
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Donald Trump may be hellbent on keeping immigrants out of America, but his old modeling agency, Trump Model Management, appears to have profited from skirting national immigration law.
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Furyk would not be pinned down on whether Woods was guaranteed a place in the team, skirting the question, no doubt cognisant of the diplomacy his job requires.
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What began as an earnest insight about bits and atoms quickly turned into an arbitrage opportunity for venture capitalists eager to undercut large, lucrative markets by skirting regulations.
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In North Carolina—where flooding has reached record highs—about four hundred feral horses live on the Outer Banks, a series of barrier islands skirting the state's coast.
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This is followed by the sounds of drumming and chanting set against the star-filled night sky, captured by a panning lens skirting over an increasingly populated landscape.
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Japan's economy is skirting recession with some analysts projecting a second straight quarter of contraction in January-March as consumer confidence hit a one-year low in February.
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This comes as insurance companies and industry leaders have raised concerns about President Donald Trump skirting the question of whether it will make those cost-sharing reduction payments.
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A federal judge held Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) in contempt on Wednesday for repeatedly skirting court orders related to a blocked state voter registration law.
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An unreleased Pentagon report, viewed by Reuters, warns that China is skirting U.S. oversight and gaining access to sensitive technology through transactions that currently don't trigger CFIUS review.
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In the U.S., the consumer price index for fell 0.1 percent on-month, but rose 1.9 percent on-year, skirting the U.S. Federal Reserve's 2 percent inflation target.
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Cleverly skirting this obstacle, the International Fund for Animal Welfare ignited an international protest movement by coaxing celebrities like Brigitte Bardot onto the ice for heartbreakingly cute photographs.
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By successfully skirting their evolutionary destiny, insolently rejecting their once land-based existence, whales proved both rebellious and ill prepared for their rebellion, traits with unflattering human parallels.
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The churches are vexing local officials, who say that they're simply dispensaries in disguise, skirting the rules that govern other marijuana providers, such as requirements to pay taxes.
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Pruitt has faced criticism from corn-state Republican lawmakers that he is skirting a policy Trump supports by giving compliance waivers to more refineries than in the past.
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Some employers and leaders of the business world, perhaps intent on skirting their own role in America's galloping inequality, seem to think drugs are a big reason why.
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Considering retirement is like skirting with the reality of what's to come, and I think that's why so many athletes decide to do more introspection at that point.
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Ways and Means is no exception, a thoughtfully organized exhibition that shoots for the wow factor time and again without skirting the more meditative aspects of process art.
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That is why the S.E.C. has ramped up its scrutiny of I.C.O.s to determine whether issuers are skirting the detailed — and expensive — disclosure requirements for dealing with investors.
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Yet using its app to identify and sidestep the authorities where regulators said Uber was breaking the law goes further toward skirting ethical lines — and, potentially, legal ones.
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Chef'd is skirting the venture capital path and is instead reeling in cash from strategic investors who are seeking to adapt to digital trends in the food industry.
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At the time, the league said it was just trying to beef up existing regulations, not reacting to criticism that teams had been skirting the rules for years.
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An interim report from the House Oversight Committee paints a familiar picture of Trump associates skirting the law to curry favor with people who can make them richer.
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The most recent projections show the storm traveling over the southwestern Atlantic Ocean at 6 mph, skirting Bermuda and the Bahamas on Tuesday, and possibly making landfall sometime Thursday.
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"It's OK to be white" is the latest meme and slogan of the alt right; it's a deviously polite attack on social justice while narrowly skirting overt white supremacy.
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The group's last territory in Iraq is now a stretch skirting the western border with Syria following the fall of the town of Hawija and surrounding areas on Oct.
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The US ride-hailing company has come under fierce pressure from traditional taxi drivers and regulators across Europe who accuse it of unfair competition and skirting traditional licensing rules.
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Instead, Wilson has spent the last years on an unlikely project for an anarchist: Not simply defying or skirting the law but taking it to court and changing it.
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Marshall Shepard, a meteorologist at the University of Georgia, said the planned debates are another example of how the administration is skirting processes already in place for scientific communication.
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The allegations shine light on a little-known office on White House grounds skirting some of the most basic medical protocols for years, including under former President Barack Obama.
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The U.T.A. Artist Space is at 670 South Anderson Street in the Boyle Heights neighborhood skirting downtown, a few blocks from 356 Mission and Michele Maccarone's West Coast branch.
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The U.S. ride-hailing company has come under fierce pressure from traditional taxi drivers and regulators across Europe who accuse it of unfair competition and skirting traditional licensing rules.
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The week may have dawned amid anxiety and worry, with dark commutes into work and dark commutes home, everyone skirting the flu, everyone crabby, no one happy, at all.
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Mr. Putin is clued up on political sensitivities in the West, and often seems to delight in skirting right along the edge of what is acceptable to Western audiences.
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Bush expanded on his father's legacy, not only censoring climate scientists and skirting the topic in public, but hiring fossil fuel cronies to shape policy decisions across his administrations.
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Stick around long enough and irritation may turn into incredulity as "Journey," with the enthusiasm of a pep squad turning cartwheels, flips an increasing number of morbidity-skirting twists.
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A provision in the bill could classify a heated tobacco product being developed by Philip Morris International as a vapor product rather than a cigarette, thereby skirting stronger regulations.
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Guests will disclose private information about themselves—their relationships with family members, for example—while skirting around the reason they wound up in San Quentin in the first place.
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While bridesmaids traditionally wear the same exact dress to the wedding, couples nowadays are skirting around the tradition and allowing members of the bridal party to be more creative.
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Turkey says the measures are necessary to defend its security, while rights groups and some Western allies accuse it of skirting the rule of law and trampling on freedoms.
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Accused of selling the book in bulk to a handful of supporters as a means of skirting federal election laws — which capped individual campaign contributions at $1,000 — Wright resigned.
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Republicans have done a good deal to flesh out how they would repeal Obamacare, skirting the need for a filibuster-proof, 60-vote majority by using the reconciliation process.
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Skirting some of the reasons why rape cases in India are withdrawn—coercion by family members, victim blaming, and severely backlogged courts—MRAs use this discrepancy to cry foul.
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This doesn't mean Google is skirting away from high-end capabilities, something that's important to note as more rumors emerge about the depth-sensing camera array on the next generation.
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And that means avoiding police, whom many Antifa members see as an enemy, as well as skirting the scrutiny Antifa activists often get from alt-right trolls on the Internet.
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These could include not only the 9M729, but also the RS-26 "Rubezh", an intercontinental ballistic missile that has been tested at ranges skirting the upper limit of the INF.
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The BOJ stunned markets by deciding in January to adopt a negative interest rate policy in a fresh effort to push down borrowing costs and revive an economy skirting recession.
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Peter Thiel and a group of libertarians are funding an offshore human clinical trial of a herpes vaccine, skirting FDA regulations and sparking a heated debate over U.S. safety rules.
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He had more than $150,000 seized in June 2014 after he unknowingly agreed to forfeit his bank account when IRS agents visited his store, accusing him of skirting reporting laws.
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Home-sharing service Airbnb has suffered in recent times, with different media outlets blaming it for skirting rent laws and taxes, and even causing gentrification in some San Francisco neighborhoods.
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The Hong Kong observatory said Typhoon Wipha was edging closer to China's coast in the southwestern part of Guangdong province, skirting about 300 km (186 miles) west of the city.
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In an earlier court order, Robinson had held Kobach in contempt for skirting court orders related to the law and failing to send postcards confirming registration for thousands of voters.
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While she has dismissed the bespoke email setup as a simple error in judgment, political critics have accused the former top diplomat of willfully skirting federal security and recordkeeping laws.
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As the trio in the earlier movie drives south along the semi-arid ridges of Oaxaca, skirting small towns, the movie's brash, teenage protagonist Tenoch (Diego Luna) notices a sign.
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Turkey says the measures are necessary to defend its security, while human rights groups and some Western allies accuse it of skirting the rule of law and trampling on freedoms.
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Loans, however, are not restricted, and "treating the foundation like a piggy bank" could end up skirting laws designed to keep tax-exempt donations from funding political activity, Owens said.
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Zenefits, even with its skirting of regulations and growth proclamations, reached $43 million in ARR in 24, Sacks said in an email detailing the layoffs of 210 employees in February.
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Always skirting the line between frustration and excitement, she at first doesn't get the point, then quickly realizes the potential, and is finally confronted with her own never-changing hair.
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A review of campaign finance records by The Hill shows that the practice of skirting or openly flouting the contractor ban has become widespread in both congressional and presidential politics.
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In short, the siblings received millions in untaxed gifts from their father, skirting a 55 percent tax on gifts over a certain value that would have cut the total significantly.
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The hearings brought national attention to this issue and resulted in sweeping and effective rule changes — today, those players and teams who get caught skirting the system are punished severely.
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Three Senate Democrats are asking Amazon to respond to reports that it is skirting regulations and creating a dangerous environment for employees and the public with its delivery system. Sens.
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Favoring the superficial over the substantive, "The Gospel of Eureka" keeps skirting opportunities to excavate experience — like, say, prodding longtime gay residents about how the town navigated the AIDS crisis.
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The president appeared to be referring to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline that would double the amount of gas Russia can send directly to Germany, skirting transit countries such as Ukraine.
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To reach Europe and America, the airline's planes will now have to take a circuitous northern route along the Persian Gulf, skirting Iraq and Syria, before finally turning west (see map).
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That's easy for me to say, of course, it's not my money or company, but skirting the rules like this may prove more costly in the end than adhering to them.
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Quran, a Middle Eastern immigrant, says he unknowingly forfeited his entire bank account in June 2014 to agents who visited his Greenville, North Carolina, store, accusing him of skirting reporting laws.
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The stronger-than-expected ZEW reading bucked a recent run of weak data on the German economy, Europe's largest, which stalled in the final quarter of last year, just skirting recession.
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But in this post-2016 world—in this world of a U.S. wide open to all manner of foreign money and foreign meddling—simply skirting by on legalese is not enough.
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"Face the Nation" anchor Margaret Brennan pressed Meadows on his acceptance of Trump's use of executive authority for the wall funding given his previous criticism of former President Obama skirting Congress.
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Today, she slammed a former coal exec convicted on skirting mine safety laws, the morning after a man emotionally confronted her on how the shrinking coal economy has hurt his family.
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His conviction, by a lower court, was an attempt to show the Iranian public that, with the lifting of sanctions in January, the days of the sanctions-skirting middlemen are over.
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Skirting a little too close to LAX, a drone was taken out by one of the trained falcons otherwise tasked with dispatching birds before they get sucked into passing jet engines.
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Pruitt also introduced a proposal giving states more oversight over how they dealt with toxic coal ash, a move that environmental advocates argued would open the door to companies skirting regulation.
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Iran: Britain, France and Germany, in an attempt to bolster Iran's economy while skirting U.S. sanctions, have set up a company that would essentially allow goods to be bartered between companies.
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And Zekelman Industries made political donations in the United States — skirting or possibly violating a ban on contributions by foreigners — including $483 million last year to a group supporting President Trump.
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The safe ground for Republicans, party strategists say, may be embracing proposals to mitigate certain effects of environmental change, while skirting debate about more drastic actions that experts see as essential.
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When classes were over, my best friend, Melissa, and I would run around Grand Central buying greeting cards, getting free samples of coconut patties at a little chocolate shop, skirting perverts.
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Uber has a long history of embracing "guerilla tactics" ranging from programs dedicated to skirting laws and regulations to leaving markets that adopted rules the company didn't want to adhere to.
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Such were the concerns about his safety that his airplane, call-sign SE-BDY, flew a circuitous route, skirting Congolese territory and observing near-total radio silence before it approached Ndola.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected to announce yet another delay in a sales tax hike, according to Japanese media, and consider additional fiscal stimulus to reflate an economy skirting recession.
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Skirting sexuality and absent Morrissey's music (the movie ends in 1982 as he and Johnny Marr are on the brink of forming the band), "England Is Mine" is a soggy schlep.
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The Verge and The Trace scraped more than 2 million Armslist listings from December 2016 through March 19863 to identify users who may be skirting the law through high-volume sales.
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The Verge and The Trace scraped more than 2 million Armslist listings from December 2016 through March 2019 to identify users who may be skirting the law through high-volume sales.
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Just then, like a log hurtling down a flume, the wheels of a car skirting the curb picked up a puddle of slush-melt and sent it jetting toward Ms. Smith.
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He belongs to a squad of youths who travel about in a white van with booze and bongs, skirting the bounds of the law (not that we glimpse a single cop).
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He went on to say that economic inequality was the main driver of power imbalances in the US — but only did so by skirting how race and gender exacerbate these disparities.
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Mr. Hummel said he feared that landlords would use the fire to justify kicking out low-rent tenants, skirting the city's considerable tenant protections to upgrade and get higher-paying renters.
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The birds, as if preprogrammed with a particular flight plan, make giant loops around the tropical Indian Ocean, skirting the edges of calm areas known to ancient mariners as the doldrums.
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Nearly as soon as Mr. Trump was elected, Mr. Cuomo began dancing around invoking the president's name on the stump, skirting attacks in print and sidestepping reporters' questions about the president.
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One route touches five states, skirting bigger cities and cutting through smaller ones, but mostly the journey is spent cruising along on six-lane highways, whipping past a blur of trees.
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But a person under that kind of scrutiny needs to make sure he's not also somehow violating of the letter of the Foreign Agents Registration Act or otherwise skirting the law.
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While China has introduced a flurry of measures to dampen speculation, including raising the downpayment ratio in some cities, cases of savvy buyers skirting the rules have been reported by Chinese media.
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Just a three-and-a-half hour drive from Ecuador's capital, Quito, the town of Baños de Agua Santa snuggles into a deep valley surrounded by the mountains skirting the Tungurahua volcano.
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Bera pleaded guilty to convincing friends and family members to contribute maximum donations to his son's 2010 and 2012 campaigns and then personally reimbursing them, thereby skirting federal limits on individual contributions.
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He compared the idea of total online anonymity afforded by encryption to the Ring of Gyges, a mythical artifact cited by Plato that made the wearer invisible and capable of skirting justice.
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"What the use of 'states' rights' is doing is essentially blanketing, or skirting, the real foundational issue, which is slavery," Democratic board member Marisa Perez-Diaz said at a Tuesday board meeting.
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Facebook is skirting the fundamental question before it, which is just how it should deal with the fact that it has become the easiest place to widely share misinformation on the internet.
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Spot gold prices are skirting 19-month lows on a strengthening U.S. dollar as a trade war between Washington and Beijing drives investors to seek safety in the greenback, rather than gold.
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The allegations read like a treatment for a Will Ferrell vehicle: A little-known Division III institution attempts to raise its profile by skirting the rules to construct a women's basketball powerhouse.
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A lack of regulation on mobility-as-a-service companies has allowed them to operate as major transportation providers while skirting the pricing and service regulations that hold public-transit agencies accountable.
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U.S. lawmakers have raised concerns that traders in China are already skirting sanctions, but Beijing-based diplomats say that there is no evidence that China is abandoning its U.N. Security Council commitments.
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They might even try to own and run businesses, or to make investment decisions based on confidential information they learned in the White House, skirting dangerously close to liability for insider trading.
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After skirting by Puerto Rico on Wednesday, Hurricane Dorian is gaining intensity and has its sights set on the Bahamas and, possibly, both Florida and the Southeast coast of the United States.
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Skirting the dogs, I proceeded to the Villa of the Birds, what would have been a wealthy urban manse laid with mosaic flooring dating to the reign of Hadrian (117-138 A.D.).
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In such cases, there is a skirting of the truth that without political change, the structures that discriminate against women can't be dismantled and any advances they do make will be unsustainable.
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Cinematic views of snowy peaks, lakes and forest unfold as it climbs to the highest point of the journey near Donner Pass (about 7,000 feet above sea level), skirting Lake Donner below.
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Trump officials block GOP governor from skirting ObamaCare rules The Trump administration on Thursday blocked Idaho's GOP governor from loosening ObamaCare rules, saying that the state appeared to be violating federal law.
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And while politicians are notorious for ducking the truth and skirting apologies, Trump's campaign has taken it to another level – where photographic evidence and violence is not enough to change his tune.
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The Chinese government has been following up with audits of job-posting sites, an anonymous source with knowledge of the situation told the paper, which presumably makes skirting the regulations much more difficult.
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The president's reliance on acting officials, particularly in the ranks of DHS, has further complicated matters, leaving him few options to take over for McAleenan without skirting the law that governs federal vacancies.
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The plaintiffs say the ban also circumvents authority that belongs to Congress, while skirting requirements for new regulations, and that it was approved by an illegitimate acting attorney general, rendering the rule invalid.
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"According to the present forecast track, Haima will be closest to Hong Kong around noon, skirting about 100 km (62 miles) to the east of the territory," said the observatory on its website.
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As the flow of migration has eddied from one area to another, skirting around fences and wending towards shelters and train stations, a network of volunteers and grassroots activists has tracked alongside it.
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No major hurricane on record has ever taken the path it is predicted to take — skirting along Florida's east coast from north of West Palm Beach to Cape Canaveral and up to Jacksonville.
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Private placements in China jumped fivefold from 218 to $298 billion in 22014, skirting regulators' controls on IPOs and raising concerns that companies were raising too much money for inefficient or speculative purposes.
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But some scholars say the skirting of slavery during the celebration of Confederate heritage reflects a broader reluctance in Brazil to examine the staggering scale of the slave trade in the country's history.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has been especially vocal about cracking down on bad actors manipulating initial coin offerings and other types of cryptocurrency operations he fears are defrauding investors and skirting securities laws.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday issued emergency authorization for a Zika diagnostics test from Swiss drugmaker Roche, skirting normal approval channels as the regulator moves to fight the disease's spread.
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As the U.S. drops out of the Iran nuclear deal, Iran may first try diplomacy but could also seek help skirting U.S. sanctions from other parties to the deal, particularly Russia and China.
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Simply put, the act is a handout to big content companies, tailor-made to legally mandate new payments (which prevent new music startups) while conveniently skirting many protections for libraries, consumers and artists.
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Although most online sites merely refer consumers to dealers, these companies are aiming to disrupt the industry by skirting dealer markups and promoting what they see as a better buying and selling experience.
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But the politically perilous road to impeachment will start and end with the words of a morally bankrupt man who has spent his entire adult life skirting, mocking, ignoring or breaking the law.
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At Tesla, sources said, Musk would often convince himself something was possible — production goals, certain self-driving capabilities, skirting legal measures — and would overrule people whose job it was to manage those tasks.
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For one, you can download many of the service's games in order to play them directly, skirting the latency issues that can arise when playing a game off a server located miles away.
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Have a beer at the veteran-run Service Brewing Co., and walk along the restaurants and bars skirting the Savannah River for a cocktail overlooking the historic city at Rocks on the Roof.
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While Beijing has introduced a flurry of measures to dampen housing speculation, including raising the down payment ratio in some cities, cases of savvy buyers skirting the rules have been reported by Chinese media.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's overseas investment rose only marginally in 2018 as the yuan weakened and regulators cracked down on deals that were suspected to be skirting controls on moving money out of the country.
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Media reports soon followed saying that some investment funds were setting up pass-through entities known as S-corporations in the hopes of qualifying for the corporate exemption and skirting the carried interest restriction.
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"Given the Trump Administration's concerning pattern of skirting ethics rules and laws, I believe Secretary DeVos' travel record should be examined closely to ensure no more rules are being bent or broken," Murray said.
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She is big in the New Age world (and seems also to be skirting around the edges of anti-vaxxer territory), but many people were convinced that she's got some kind of mystical powers.
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State Senator Richard Pan (D-Sacramento), a pediatrician who sponsored California's vaccine law, has been a vocal critic of doctors he says are skirting the intent of the legislation by handing out "fake" exemptions.
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Trump has repeatedly expressed displeasure in the past month over Bloomberg using his immense wealth to blanket television airwaves, including accusing Bloomberg of skirting the Democratic primary debates for fear of embarrassing himself onstage.
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The president-elect so far has chosen Cabinet and other administration officials who hold anti-China views and have promised to punish Beijing for skirting international trade rules, including manipulating their currency, the yuan.
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Irma could take a track similar to Hurricane Matthew last year, skirting the Florida coast and making landfall in Georgia or the Carolinas on Monday afternoon or Tuesday night, CNN meteorologist Judson Jones said.
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Because the art world tends to place itself in the world's most expensive urban areas, much of the fight boils down to grappling with — or skirting altogether — the issue of crippling real estate prices.
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Nord Stream 2 would double the amount of natural gas that Russia can funnel directly to energy-hungry Germany from newly tapped reserves in Siberia, intentionally skirting eastern European nations like Poland and Ukraine.
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And when I'm at home, I'm comfortable, and better equipped to slip effortlessly into the perfect drift, skirting the curve of the tarmac, passing the slowpoke Sunday drivers of Palm Beach as I go.
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Under sanctions, Iran's clerical rulers rewarded the Guards by showering them with contracts for skirting the restrictions as well as for suppressing dissent at home and helping Tehran's regional allies from Iraq to Lebanon.
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Yet the film's notoriously bizarre storyline (in which anthropomorphized cats compete via song and dance to ascend to Cat Heaven), uncanny-valley-skirting human-cat hybrids, and choppy CGI have cultivated a fan base.
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The settlement puts an end to a multi-year legal battle between the company and California workers who alleged that McDonald's was skirting overtime payment laws and denying employees timely breaks, among other things.
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In February, he issued an executive order canceling the city's tire recycling program after an investigation by WNBC-TV revealed that private companies were skirting city fees in order to dump thousands of tires.
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"If anything, her testimony affirmed to me her commitment for skirting the facts and telling a story," said Morgan McCaul, a dancer who has said Dr. Nassar started abusing her when she was 12.
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Sometimes the two navies nearly came to blows, as during the "Black Sea bumping incident" of 1988, when two Soviet frigates deliberately collided with an American cruiser and destroyer skirting close to the Crimean Peninsula.
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Eating, baking, joking and cajoling their way on the campaign trail -- skirting some mines, stepping squarely on others -- the primary field has painted the town alternating shades of red and blue over the past week.
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The suit alleges that Google "suppresses information" about potentially illegally products or regulatory-skirting practices by advising employees not to include emails signaling how the company may have broken the law or violated contract terms.
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Using peer-to-peer apps like Hustle and GetThru (formerly Relay), such text campaigns can draw on enormous lists of registered voters, skirting bulk texting regulations because human users individually press send on each message.
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On labels like 1080p, Normals Welcome, and Heart to Heart, he's used the moniker Khotin as a catch-all for downtrodden house tracks united in their wintry spirit, if not in their genre-skirting constructions.
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And North Korea has proven adept at skirting sanctions by setting up front companies and shuffling ownership—shifting control of a trading company from a blacklisted government agency to one that is not, for example.
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This game of pass-the-parcel enables small banks to support lending in excess of their official balance sheets, while skirting rules that force them to set aside chunky provisions for loans that go bad.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday issued emergency authorization for a Zika diagnostics test from Swiss drugmaker Roche, skirting normal approval channels as the regulator moves to fight the disease's spread.
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The entities skirting the sanctions on North Korea have taken advantage of an increasingly globalized trade landscape, prompting the UN to seek solutions that create incentives for companies to comply with new restrictions, Griffiths said.
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That's about it.) The kimono has evolved since its beginnings during Japan's Heian period (794 to 1185 AD), which saw many men and women wearing the wide-sleeved, ground-skirting outfit on a regular basis.
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Neither embracing nor completely skirting the sinkholes of the recovery narrative — among them sanctimony, sentiment and backslapping triumphalism — Mr. Van Sant (adapting Callahan's 1990 memoir of the same name) marshals a number of countervailing strategies.
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Earlier this year, the federal government appointed an independent monitor to supervise NYCHA after prosecutors accused the agency of skirting lead paint regulations, revealing that more than 1,000 young children had tested positive for lead.
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But such reactions may also be the sign of a good puzzle game, when the player feels empowered by their own actions to the point of skirting up to and beyond the edges of reality.
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Earlier this year, the federal government appointed an independent monitor to supervise NYCHA after prosecutors accused the agency of skirting lead paint regulations, revealing that more than 1,000 young children had tested positive for lead.
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Skirting conflict of interest rules that apply to formally appointed executive branch officials, he undertook to change the Environmental Protection Agency's "renewable fuel standard" that required oil refiners to blend corn-based ethanol into gasoline.
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In other words, Trump is the wrong kind of Caesar, but some version of what he represents, some authoritarianism-skirting leader, might in fact be a necessary figure for our polarized and increasingly dysfunctional politics.
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Computer models still disagree on the path that Maria will take, either through the Bahamas and toward the East Coast of the U.S., or possibly skirting the northern Bahamas, followed by a turn out to sea.
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U.S. prosecutors want a top executive of China's Huawei Technologies, the world's largest supplier of telecommunications network equipment, to face charges of fraud linked to the skirting of Iran sanctions, a Vancouver court heard on Friday.
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The 18-parsec route is the safe and known backdoor to Kessel; cutting the distance of that voyage down to 12 parsecs, by skirting dangerously close to the Maw gravity well, is a boast-worthy accomplishment.
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South Africa's rand fell to touch an 11-month low on Wednesday, rocked by deepening concerns about the outlook for domestic growth with unemployment at its highest in over a decade and the economy skirting recession.
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The purchase of execution drugs is the only state function known to operate in such secrecy, skirting anti-fraud rules by deploying envelopes of cash and brushing aside the requirement for a witness to the transactions.
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Uber is under investigation in Philadelphia for Greyball, its software program that showed government officials a fake version of the Uber app to prevent them from monitoring Uber's use in cities where it was skirting regulations.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Some Malaysian businesses are skirting around or playing down the portrayal of canines in Chinese New Year decorations this year, wary of offending the country's Muslim majority in the Year of the Dog.
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S. signatories opposed the Trump administration's withdrawal and have pledged to keep the deal alive, even going so far as creating a special-purpose vehicle that could facilitate trade with Iran while skirting U.S. secondary sanctions.
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The sources said the new regulations would get special approval from the State Council, China's cabinet-equivalent body, thus skirting the need to revise commercial bank law, which bars banks from investing in non-financial institutions.
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"I can't worry about all of the noise and all of those things," Hawley said vaguely, skirting one of a series of questions about how the governor's issues are coming to bear on the Senate race.
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Instead of skirting federal law and trying to wring taxpayers dry, lawmakers in Pennsylvania and other states should "get with the program" and stop hiking taxes on things consumers find enjoyable, such as Netflix and Hulu.
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Heavily dependent on grants, they can't afford to pay for much more After days of sustained rain in the reserve, McLellan is skirting past the imposing granite inselbergs that thrust majestically out of the forest floor.
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THE TOPLINE: President Trump's pick for Air Force secretary was on Capitol Hill Thursday for her Senate nomination hearing, skirting questions from Democrats over her work as a defense industry consultant with a Lockheed Martin subsidiary.
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But it seems that, having encountered his child's death, he needs to keep skirting and seeing the curtain that flutters between death and life, in order to make some sense of his own deeply buried grief.
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"Tax-exempt museums should focus on providing a public good and not the art of skirting around the tax code," Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the committee's Republican chairman, told The Times at the time.
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Fears that the Astros were skirting the rules had bubbled under the surface for years, including in the Bronx, after Houston rapidly transformed itself from one of the worst teams in baseball to a perennial contender.
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The complaint alleges that the California-based company ignored previous warnings to not market and sell Zylast (sold online through its website) as a product that could treat or prevent various diseases, skirting FDA drug labeling regulations.
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Prospective Republican presidential candidates are expected to promote religious liberty at home and abroad at a gathering of evangelical conservatives, rebuking an unpopular President Barack Obama while skirting divisive social issues that have tripped up the GOP.
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The moves are part of a growing campaign in the EU to claim tax revenues that online giants are accused of skirting by routing most of their profits to low tax rate states, like Ireland and Luxembourg.
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The meeting focused chiefly on economic issues, including job creation, lowering taxes and trade dynamics with China, while largely skirting the many disagreements the tech industry has with Trump on matters ranging from immigration to digital privacy.
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A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday tossed out claims by a group of cab companies in Philadelphia who accused Uber Technologies Inc of skirting costly regulations and luring away drivers in order to create an illegal monopoly.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government will consider front-loading some public works spending earmarked for the fiscal year beginning in April to support an economy skirting recession, said government and ruling party officials with knowledge of the matter.
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As the raging blaze, now more than a week old, turned north, skirting the western edge of Fort McMurray on Monday afternoon and evening, a series of small camps holding about 600 oil sands workers were evacuated.
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On the other hand, when your team isn't worried about the consequences of skirting the rules, that also means they aren't particularly worried about what you think — and that's a dangerous place to be as a manager.
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Again, Facebook is skirting a core problem: that much of the public's confusion surrounding privacy stems from Facebook itself, which presents itself as a benign baby photo website when it's really a massive purveyor of personal data.
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"I was watchful that the choice be varied, with some young artists," Mr. Leribault said, adding that skirting the red line was easier for the Petit Palais, a 116-year-old museum with a wide ranging collection.
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After walloping the northern Bahamas, Dorian was expected to dance up the US Southeast coast, staying just off the shores of Florida and Georgia on Tuesday and Wednesday before skirting South Carolina and North Carolina on Thursday.
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Campaign For One New York pursued progressive policy goals like universal pre-K and affordable housing by taking money from powerful people and funneling it through the nonprofit to allegedly grant moneymen influence while skirting the law.
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As gig economy startups struggled to turn a profit year after year, it became clear that the profit model of these app-based services was dependent on all the money they saved from skirting US labor laws.
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After taking a northwesterly route near the Caribbean last week — skirting but not hitting islands like Barbuda and St. Martin, which were devastated by Irma — it doubled back on itself, heading southeast for a few hundred miles.
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In cases like "Miss Americana," when Swift does get political, her use of metaphor is clever but feels somewhat like she's skirting the reality of what she's alluding to, namely the 2016 election and the #MeToo movement.
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The tenants rights group, Housing Rights Initiative, and Councilman Ritchie Torres have alleged that Kushner Companies failed to disclose the existence of rent-stabilized units in its buildings, thereby skirting tighter oversight during renovations and harassing tenants.
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The Category 103 storm is skirting the coasts of Florida and Georgia, but CNN meteorologist Judson Jones says just a little wobble to the west could mean Dorian makes a landfall in either South or North Carolina.
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Cassini is currently circling Saturn's poles and skirting just outside the gas giant's F-ring, in a series of dramatic "ring-grazing" orbits that NASA promised would give us an unprecedented look at some of Saturn's smallest moons.
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Zenefits under founder and then-CEO Parker Conrad was tagged for skirting regulations, and since then Sacks has had to take over and rebuild the company into something more sustainable and in line with what regulators are seeking.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland approved a law on Friday aimed at curbing immigration by giving local people first crack at open jobs, skirting voters' demand for outright quotas that it feared could disrupt close ties with the European Union.
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Beyond the tended area is an open space, which the Franceschettis once used for horses, and thick woods that slope down to a stream on one side and a busy road on another, skirting the Arve River. Mrs.
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"The research and development is for island defence," a Ministry of Defence official told a briefing, referring to the southwestern Okinawa island chain skirting the East China Sea, where Japan is embroiled in a territorial dispute with China.
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Consider why audiobooks are a good workaround for people with dyslexia: They allow listeners to get the meaning while skirting the work of decoding, that is, the translation of print on the page to words in the mind.
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While each room is slightly different in layout and design scheme, they all have retro-chic decorative touches: velvet armchairs, brass bedside lamps, hexagonal upholstered headboards inspired by Milanese door frames, terrazzo-patterned carpets and Carrara marble skirting.
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President Donald Trump on Friday accused Michael Bloomberg of skirting the 2020 Democratic primary debates for fear of embarrassing himself on stage — training his Twitter fire on the former New York mayor for the second time this week.
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In addition, Mr. Cagney may have been overaggressive in expanding SoFi's business, skirting risk and compliance controls, said people with knowledge of the situation, who asked not to be named because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
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LONDON — The Royal Navy in Britain has been monitoring Russian warships in the North Sea and has escorted one vessel skirting British waters, the Defense Ministry in London said on Tuesday, amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
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Signaling a pause in rate increases "was a pretty good way to take out insurance," in effect a decision to keep a looser-than-anticipated monetary policy in place in hopes of skirting some of those risks, Sharif said.
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Facebook has announced changes to how it handles and communicates violations of its policies around the publishing of fake news and misinformation, with the goal of preventing publishers that operate large networks of pages and groups from skirting bans.
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Critics of Al Jazeera accused the network of aggressively covering unrest in Syria and Libya, while skirting over protests in Bahrain, Qatar's small neighbour in the Arab Gulf, which Qatar's ruling elite has an interest in seeing remain stable.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center said late Thursday night that Bud was skirting the coast but was expected to move across the peninsula overnight and over the Gulf of California on Friday, reaching Mexico&aposs mainland by Friday night.
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I.), played by John Rothman, sitting in a chair talking, or a meeting in which we listen to George W. Bush's deputy assistant U.S. attorney general, John Yoo (Pun Bandhu), offer up a rationale for skirting the Geneva Conventions.
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Currently "Josie" is skirting the most northeastern island of the Philippines and bringing with it winds gusting up to 86 mph (133 kph), according to PNA, which cited data from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).
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Just this week, a five-year non-call two euro issued by Hertz in September collapsed after the US car rental giant revealed it would be skirting close to a covenant breach due to a sharp decline in earnings.
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Because they couldn't enter the property, no one bothered to get out of the van, and they paused for only a few minutes before Grayson set a course southward, skirting suburban-style subdivisions before plunging into rural territory again.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats enhanced their prospects for winning control of the House with Tuesday's coast-to-coast primary results, skirting potential calamity in California and lining up likely gains in New Jersey and possible victories in Iowa and New Mexico.
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The Trump team even curtailed its weekend opening session, after the ratings-minded president tweeted that Saturday is "Death Valley in T.V." So his team made only a short expository opening on that day, skirting the weekend ratings desert.
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Size: 29202,029 square feet Price per square foot: $591 Indoors: Entering a bright-red front door and skirting a walnut partition, you find an open-plan room with terrazzo floors, a vaulted ceiling and a rear wall of glass.
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She presented a grand house imbued with a political story from ceiling to skirting boards, a large, deteriorating room where the psychologies of the characters who lived there seemed to be inscribed as shadows on the blue-painted walls.
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The tougher question is whether, in light of this week's revelations and prior suspicions by nuclear watchdogs that Iran was skirting the nuclear deal, the world can ever trust Tehran to fully comply with limits on its nuclear program.
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This apparent evasiveness played into my early impression — and Roberts's — that the woman left with Alien-Stock in her lap was less beleaguered than conniving, skirting anyone wanting to discuss concerns that it would end up a chaotic bust.
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For decades, lobbyists and lawyers have collected millions of dollars to burnish the images of sometimes unsavory foreign interests in Congress and the news media, often skirting requirements that they disclose the work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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Image 2 of 2 EL RODEO, Guatemala – People of the villages skirting Guatemala&aposs Volcano of Fire began mourning the few dead who could be identified after an eruption killed dozens by engulfing them in floods of searing ash and mud.
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Besides the $215 million plan to clean up sulfur emissions from the Dadri and Jhajjar power plants, the task force has ordered the opening up of an expressway skirting the capital that will ensure trucks don't have to transit the city.
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Emerging market assets and equities have got off to a poor start this year, as investors flocked to the safe haven of gold and government debt while flattening yield curves across markets indicate the world is skirting with recessionary risks.
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That dynamic -- which is one of Trump's most reliable frustrations -- was exposed in sharp relief in special counsel Robert Mueller's report, which depicted numerous aides ignoring or skirting the President's demands to short-circuit the probe into Russian election interference.
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Skirting death as storm rages The storm proved harrowing for one Los Angeles driver on Friday night, when the road beneath her car gave out, plunging her to the bottom of a 20-foot sinkhole, CNN affiliate KTLA-TV reported.
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Zenefits was fined by the Commissioner perviously in October 2016, with a penalty totalling $100,000 as a result of its prior practice of skirting licensing requirements in the state, which ended prior to the exit of then-CEO Parker Conrad.
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"Holding Mark Zuckerberg and other top Facebook executives personally at fault and liable for further wrongdoing would send a powerful message to business leaders across the country: You will pay a hefty price for skirting the law and deceiving consumers," Sen.
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The enterprise version of Google Voice appears to give companies a way to offer those kinds of tools, including AI-powered parts of it like voicemail transcription, that employees may be already using and potentially skirting the guidelines of a company.
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While the administration largely believes a new trade agreement can stop China from skirting trade rules and reverse some of the long-term damage to U.S. interests, the DOJ penalties are more than just a bargaining chip in the trade negotiations.
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There's no reason to assume that Snapchat-based sex workers are skirting tax obligations, and even if they were, sending a screencap of someone's Snapchat account to the IRS isn't an effective way of triggering an audit or an investigation.
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The filing also claims that by skirting requirements to test the citizenship question, and offering no valid reason for its addition, the Commerce Department violated the Administrative Procedure Act and the Information Quality Act, also known as the Data Quality Act.
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Debt investors are increasingly citing ESG criteria as reasons to join deals or not, and private equity firms' limited partners also have sustainability targets, but private equity firms are skirting the issue as they try to deploy record amounts of cash.
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According to the report, the average NFL team prescribed 2,2 doses of controlled medication (such as Vicodin) to its players during the calendar year, in addition to skirting federal regulations about how these drugs are to be acquired and stored.
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A day later, the Washington Post reported in more detail on what he may be after: "statements of financial condition," or absurdly inflated appraisals of his own wealth that Trump has used in past business deals, possibly skirting the law.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - China on Tuesday pushed for dialogue with North Korea and the full implementation of United Nations sanctions over Pyongyang's ballistic missile and nuclear tests, skirting questions about Beijing's talks with the United States on possible new measures.
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By avoiding the representation of marginalized bodies, he always believed he was skirting the risk of recalling historical trauma, said Durant, unlike Dana Schutz and her controversial painting of Emmett Till in at this year's Whitney Biennial, which he referenced.
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Uber, skirting public safety regulations on the taxi industry, dubbed its drivers "independent contractors," allowing the company to evade the expenses of minimum wage, payroll taxes, and health insurance, hiring political consultants to win over local politicians and override city regulations.
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced Monday it is considering annual inspections for so-called curbside bus operators that the agency says have a history of skirting safety requirements and are more likely to be involved in crashes.
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Vivendi, even if it sells shares to remain under the 30 percent voting rights threshold, could easily reverse course at some point in the future — and by skirting this takeover offer window, it keeps that option open for another time.
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From what I remember about high-school, those two subjects are regularly dismissed as too-obvious strategies for skirting the informal AP Calculus preference of top colleges and universities (AP Statistics is often thought of as a cop-out by students).
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Sure, Southerners have been topping their biscuits with sausage gravy for years, but this ain't your grandma's biscuits and gravy—not unless your grandma happens to be a badass woman who doesn't mind skirting tradition to add a little Mexican flavor.
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Timeline: In April, the Commerce Department issued a 7-year ban on American companies selling parts to ZTE because the Chinese firm was found guilty of repeatedly skirting U.S. sanctions by selling phones with U.S. parts to Iran and North Korea.
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Skirting racial barriers that had long limited the opportunities for black actors in America, Mr. Hyman lived and worked in England for five years and spent parts of each year in Scandinavia, mostly in Norway, for more than a half century.
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The organizers of the art fair claimed that this was not due to the political content of the work, instead accusing Post-Art of skirting protocol by failing to share details of the contents of the artwork with them in advance.
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"A rogue streaming service skirting the law for the benefit of telecom giants does nothing but threaten the very investments in content that consumers value," the networks say in the complaint, which was filed in the Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some UK shell companies under offshore control may be skirting new rules which were designed to clamp down on corruption and tax evasion by forcing businesses to reveal their true owners, a Reuters analysis of corporate filings shows.
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On that frigid night, he wore long underwear, jeans, a fleece vest and jacket and a watch cap as he made his rounds, nodding to the homeless across from The New Yorker Hotel on 8th Avenue, skirting puddles, trash and traffic.
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Federal agencies are skirting their legal reporting requirements, according to a new report from the conservative American Action Forum (AAF), which found that 955 rules weren't sent to the Government Accountability Office in 2014 and roughly 1,069 weren't reported in 2015.
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Marshall Billingslea, the assistant secretary for terrorist financing at the US Treasury Department, showed a US Senate panel in September how a handful of vessels were skirting sanctions by transporting illicit North Korean coal while traveling between China and Russia.
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While landfall is possible along the East Coast from Florida to the Carolinas, many models project it staying just off Florida's coast Tuesday, then skirting the coasts of Georgia and North and South Carolina, with any landfall as yet uncertain.
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Created by Liz Feldman, and co-produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, this dramedy follows two emotionally fragile characters as they self-soothe with boozy rampages through a ritzy suburb, while skirting a secret that could end their friendship.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy stalled in the final quarter of last year, just skirting recession as fallout from global trade disputes and Brexit put the brakes on a decade of expansion amid signs that exports will stay subdued for the time being.
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The official added, however, that the Chinese move was seen as skirting around the line rather than crossing it, and there would be increased concern if China actually moved in military aircraft and started using a reef as a forward operating base.
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"This unregulated industry with high public demand and no requirements and oversight for quality that is skirting the edge of legality has ample room for nefarious activity," said Michelle Peace, an assistant professor at Virginia Commonwealth University who specializes in forensic toxicology.
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The rule would let businesses with federal contracts cite religious objections as a valid reason to discriminate against their workers on the basis of LGBTQ status, sex, race, ethnicity, national origin, and other characteristics — thereby skirting worker protections created by past presidents.
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With no threat of class-action lawsuits, companies could steal small bits of wages from many workers with near impunity, as the benefits of "skirting legal obligations" would outweigh the costs and individual workers would fear retaliation for striking out on their own.
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The step is roughly in line with a bill the lower house adopted in September, skirting a direct confrontation with the EU which has insisted on upholding the free movement of people, a key condition for enhanced Swiss access to the single market.
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Trump's supporters often chanted -- and still do, on occasion -- "Lock her up!" at the mention of Clinton, and Trump has frequently accused Clinton of receiving special treatment because she was not charged for skirting the Presidential Records Act with her email practices.
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Many of the YouTube video's critics, including some of the creators featured in the video, have accused "Rewind" of skirting over several of the platform's highest-profile controversies this year, as well as leaving out footage from some of its biggest stars.
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If only there were time to describe what happens as we drive through the past: the cinematic skirting of pyramids, the jousting with knights, the fetching dinosaur, or that fleeting second when we're told to "savor the moment" and un-reverse the book.
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Manchester United has become the sort of club it never used to be: one of those teams that always seems to be skirting the fringes of meltdown, one of those places where it never takes much to send it over the edge.
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The teacher, Fernando Flores, 41, wanted to drive home the point that the destruction was caused not only by Mexico's geology, but also by the human errors — corruption, the skirting of rules or a flawed bureaucracy — that can disrupt enforcement of building codes.
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From corporate boardrooms to foreign capitals, it argued that 53G was too important to cede to a foreign adversary, and despite its protestations of respectability, Huawei had a troubled history of skirting US law and helping some of the world's worst regimes.
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But there is still plenty to do and see in the multicultural capital while skirting the edge of the crowds: Museums shed light on historic Hawaii; chefs offer updated takes on traditional ingredients; and bars concoct new versions of kitschy aloha cocktails.
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Self-proclaimed "kayaktivists" took to the water with signs that read "Moscow on the Potomac" and "Trumpty is an unplayable lie," slowly skirting the fairways where dozens of fans had lined up to watch the golfer John Daly, a supporter of Mr. Trump's.
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Reza Zarrab, a Turkish-Iranian gold trader, faces charges in Manhattan for allegedly moving millions of dollars from Iranian firms and its government, skirting sanctions on Iran, according to NBC, which reported that he is out of jail and now speaking with prosecutors.
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While dentists insist upon hand flossing as the primary (and most effective) plaque removal method, you may have a legitimate reason for skirting it — like wrist or finger pain, or braces that make weaving floss in and out of your wires a hassle.
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The Russian scheme, while much smaller in scale and in terms of economic harm to the bank, nevertheless highlights what has been a pervasive culture at Deutsche of skirting regulations to pad profits and personal bonuses, the Department of Financial Services said.
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In addition to the European nations ignoring the brutal crackdown on the protesters in favor of skirting economic sanctions, the U.N. has scheduled no resolutions to address this issue or the Iranian connection to the even more brutal crackdowns on protesters in Iraq.
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She portrays Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner as two children forged by their domineering fathers — one overinvolved with his son, one disengaged from his daughter — who have climbed to positions of power by disregarding protocol and skirting the rules when they can.
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The Melbourne-headquartered company, which has been skirting the China weakness by using a direct-delivery model to push product straight to buyers, expects its pre-tax profit to grow 25 percent in the year to June and 13-20 percent in fiscal 2020.
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"The details of this product are thin, since it actually is launching in early 2019, but based on what we understand, it seems to be a potentially risky ploy that is skirting very close to actual banking and therefore could draw regulatory scrutiny," Hawkin said.
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OMV is now among European companies involved in the planned Nord Stream 2 pipeline that would double the amount of gas Russia can send directly to Germany, skirting transit countries such as Ukraine — a project opposed by the U.S. and some other EU members.
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Keane enlisting Carrie, who's well versed in how the CIA goes about making strike orders while skirting the Presidential seal of approval, puts whatever secret plan the agency is looking to accomplish before the official White House transfer or power occurs, in deep peril.
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His takedown attempts were woeful even at bantamweight—consisting of bending forwards at the waist and running after his opponents' hips—but he was skirting with danger against Jeremy Stephens who throws a dozen uppercuts a round and who has very solid takedown defence.
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Why it matters: There is anti-skimming technology that can prevent criminals from successfully stealing the data or that can set off an alarm when a skimming configuration is installed — but robbers are getting more tech-savvy and skirting around some of these safeguards.
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The big picture: Kushner has come under fire before for skirting national security norms in his role as a senior presidential aide, with intelligence officials warning against granting him a full security clearance due to his business entanglements — before President Trump reportedly overruled them.
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China's shadow banking sector has exploded over the past few years, reaching an estimated 64.5 trillion yuan ($9.4 trillion) in 2016, according to Moody's, as banks use trust firms, brokerages and fund houses to channel deposits into risky investments, skirting lending and capital rules.
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By the 1980s, grimmer, grittier comics aimed at an older and more cynical audience were all the rage, partly because of the more mature themes Lee and his cocreators inserted in their work, skirting the weakening Comics Code Authority rules through metaphor and implication.
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With economic powerhouse Germany skirting a recession, the ECB has already backtracked on plans to tighten policy but may be reluctant to do more as the root causes of the downturn -- weak demand from abroad and political turmoil -- are largely beyond its policy reach.
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The closest thing Europe has to the prudish Americans sex education system is probably found in the UK, which has been criticized for skirting around important sex-related matters in school, and which had the highest teen pregnancy rate in Western Europe as of 2014.
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He could've been me or any of my friends: suburban or small-town punks skirting a line between achievement and destruction because we found what we love, seemingly by accident, and couldn't let it go, no matter how silly or pointless everyone else found it.
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Trump's supporters often chanted -- and still do, on occasion -- "Lock her up!" at the mention of Clinton, and President Donald Trump has frequently accused Clinton of receiving special treatment because she was not charged for skirting the Presidential Records Act with her email practices.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (Va.), one of the most vulnerable GOP lawmakers, panned Trump's plan while skirting direct criticism of Trump.
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She counters the mad-genius archetype with evidence that trailblazing scientists accomplish great feats not because of their idiosyncrasies and ferocious egos but despite them, often skirting self-destruction with only a measure of luck and a generous dose of forgiveness from sympathetic peers.
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Designed by Georg Muche, then the "form master," or artistic director, of the Bauhaus weaving workshop, the house, with its flat roof and white facade, reflected the latest technical standards and industrial materials: cinder block walls, notoriously faulty Torfoleum insulation and opaque glass skirting boards.
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With economic powerhouse Germany skirting a recession, the ECB has already been forced to backtrack on plans to tighten policy and now faces calls to do more, even though the root cause of the downturn, weak demand from abroad, is largely beyond its policy reach.
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The Obama-era guidance, issued in 2011 and 2014, reinforced the obligation of colleges and universities to respond to sexual assault claims and was widely hailed as strengthening protections for accusers amid increasing evidence that those institutions were skirting their responsibilities to investigate sexual misconduct.
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The meeting focused chiefly on economic issues, including job creation, lowering taxes and trade dynamics with China, while largely skirting the many disagreements the tech industry has with Trump on matters ranging from immigration to digital privacy, according to a Trump transition team statement.
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The group is very clear about skirting the European taboo associated with (not to mention, in Austria and Germany, illegality of) Nazism and 1930s-style fascism and as a result has been careful not to fall into the racist linguistic traps of the past.
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The networks have argued that the service is designed to rob them of licensing fees, calling Locast a "rogue streaming service skirting the law for the benefit of telecom giants" in their complaint, which was also filed in the Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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This isn't Martin Scorsese's 1991 remake, but the 1962 original, directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring Robert Mitchum at his most coolly menacing as Max Cady, a released convict who terrorizes a lawyer (Gregory Peck) and the lawyer's family while shrewdly skirting arrest.
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"I don't want to hurt the Clintons, I really don't," Trump added, either skirting a potential abuse of power -- the attorney general, though appointed by the President, does not take orders from the White House on specific targets for investigation or prosecution -- or oblivious to the standard.
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The episode is a prime example of tech executives skirting the edge of legality to run their businesses, but it also reveals why Uber might have been so resistant to going through the formal process to get a DMV permit to test autonomous vehicles earlier this year.
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Still, having spent much of the past week skirting around the zero percent level, German Bund yields are back within sight of 2-1/2 year lows hit last month after Draghi flagged the ECB is looking at ways to offset the impact of negative interest rates.
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Having spent much of the past week skirting around zero percent, German Bund yields are back within sight of 2-1/2 year lows hit in March after ECB chief Mario Draghi flagged the ECB is looking at ways to offset the impact of negative interest rates.
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She said she doesn't know how Merrick Garland, who has been nominated to the Supreme Court, but blocked from hearings, would have voted, but the refusal of the Senate to hold hearings is another instance in which Congress is skirting their responsibilities in favor of playing politics.
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But given the fact that this has been an issue for years now, fixing it seems like the very least that Google could do—particularly given its own admission that some of its users may rely on Incognito for protection beyond simply skirting a site's views meter.
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As they drove along Burnside, skirting Washington Park, Andrew considered going to the zoo, or the children's museum, places they had visited multiple times, but before he could settle on something—maybe the Japanese garden—they had passed the exit and the possibility seemed irretrievably lost.
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Even if the Senate does match or agree to the House language blocking the moves, the fiscal 2020 appropriations bill for USDA is months from being finalized and Perdue is working to use non-federal funds — effectively skirting congressional input — to complete the moves this fiscal year.
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On February 4—two weeks after the CDC had detected the first Covid-19 case in the US—the US Food and Drug Administration issued emergency authorization of the CDC's test, skirting normal regulatory channels to make it available to certified public health labs around the country.
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One of these, Alex Gibney's new documentary Citizen K, tells the story of a different billionaire in a different country who built his fortune by skirting the law to establish an oil and gas giant, and who earned the ire of a different infamously thuggish president.
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Prior to this hurricane season, the U.S. has had the luxury of skirting catastrophic hurricanes — reminding us that continued investment, resources and funding must be put into disaster preparedness, or we cannot expect any of our communities to be fully resilient in the face of disaster.
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We piled into a First Order Fleet Transport — a seated vehicle, this time — as an astromech droid drove us through the labyrinthine ship, dodging blaster fire, skirting laser cannons, and ducking Kylo Ren's glowing, cackling lightsaber as it (somehow) melted through the ceiling above our heads.
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Now there are fears that the Polish government is once again drawing up plans to increase logging in the area, skirting the ruling by increasing the quota for wood in hundreds of square miles in the forest that lie outside the boundaries of the World Heritage site.
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That comes after the arrest of its CFO on allegations the tech giant committed fraud linked to the skirting of U.S. sanctions, a report that American authorities are probing whether the firm stole trade secrets, and moves from multiple countries to block Huawei's equipment from sensitive infrastructure projects.
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PI says it's in contact with Duolingo, and the company has agreed to suspend the practice, but it's not clear how many other apps in the Android or iOS ecosystem may be skirting Apple and Google's data-collection and user privacy policies to improve Facebook's ad targeting tools.
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After a series of unforced errors and controversies culminated in a bruising double-digit defeat in the Wisconsin primary last week, Trump has spent the days since his homecoming rally Wednesday night cloistered in Trump Tower huddling with aides, retooling his campaign operation and -- most importantly -- skirting controversy.
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"While the abortion industry will falsely celebrate the label change as a green light to its practice of skirting regulations, it would be wise to remember that women and girls have been injured and killed ... by the abortion industry's flagrant disregard for the previous FDA label," Paprocki added.
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"Companies are on notice — the FDA will not allow the proliferation of e-cigarettes or other tobacco products potentially being marketed illegally and outside of the agency's compliance policy, and we will take swift action when companies are skirting the law," Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said in a statement.
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Despite resistance from the joint chiefs and Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird, for three days the planes looped between the West Coast and the edges of Soviet airspace, skirting the border in ways that might gain notice but would not make the Soviets think they were under attack.
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In France, the Russian government sought to bolster the fortunes of far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen with €9.4 million ($10.5 million) in loans from a now-defunct bank tied to Putin's inner circle, skirting the ban on foreign election contributions by structuring its donation as a loan.
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Rather than skirting regulatory oversight through RTT legislation that will not change the landscape in terms of access, we should seek to rework existing legislation to create the potential for broader label claims, more appropriate and successful reimbursement pathways, and the collection of data from larger expanded access programs.
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"At this point, [tariffs] make other hardware manufacturers, particularly Xiaomi, which is active in India and other international markets, more cautious of entering the smartphone market in the U.S." In addition to Huawei, fellow telecoms manufacturer ZTE was hit with broad restrictions for skirting U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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The peacetime air-policing mission requires the aircraft in QRA to scramble with live air-to-air missiles when there is the need to intercept, identify and escort, aircraft approaching or "skirting" NATO ally's sovereign airspace: A task that an F-35 is more than able to conduct.
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"This approach would allow Trump to fulfill his campaign promise to withdraw from the deal while also skirting the complexities of imposing a new sanctions regime and causing a severe strain with Europe at a time when trans-Atlantic trade tensions are already elevated," the Eurasia Group analysts wrote.
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The images suggested what Politicon would have looked like in another era: In lieu of Al Franken attempting a comeback from some unnamed demise, we'd have Thomas Jefferson skirting around his "affair" with Sally Hemings during his keynote address and a panel comprising slave owners and freemen "debating" abolition.
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You could head south through rural and suburban Georgia all the way to South Florida, or northwest through the Upper Midwest, or make a beeline for the West Coast, skirting only the rising Democratic communities of Colorado and the booming multicultural sprawl of Las Vegas before finally reaching Mrs.
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But in keeping with his more moderate tendencies, the education plan also focused on priorities that are widely accepted in Democratic circles, appearing to stop short of the bolder promises from some of his campaign rivals and skirting entirely a number of the more controversial issues in education policy.
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"The wild-West era of platform companies skirting regulation seems to be coming to an end," said Mark Graham, a professor of internet geography at Oxford University who has studied how Uber and other companies that make up the so-called gig economy affect workers and traditional industries.
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One of its main goals is to subject banks to a host of new regulations, along with facing the possibility of being broken up if they are deemed to be "too big to fail," thereby skirting the possibility of another round of taxpayer-financed bailouts by the federal government.
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Generals Tommy Franks and Richard Myers, along with Secretary of State and retired General Colin Powell, insisted that, regardless of the casuistic memos coming out of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, any skirting of international law put American fighters at a retaliatory risk of the same treatment.
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His past comments could draw criticism in the Democratic presidential primary; charter schools are controversial in Democratic politics, with teachers' unions complaining that they siphon money away from public schools -- while skirting the same sort of strict accountability measures and mandates to take all children that public schools face.
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By The New York Times Heading up the west side of the Hudson on a moody spring afternoon, skirting Hook Mountain, which rises from the river with a primordial majesty, got me thinking about the Low Country settlers of the 21702s, who must have been stunned by such peaks.
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By skirting environmental regulations the mob is able to dispose of these hazardous industrial materials for a fraction of the cost of legal disposal, and the industrialists in the north are smart enough to not ask questions about what happens to their garbage once it leaves their hands.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday formally proposed a new rule to let businesses with federal contracts cite religious objections as a valid reason to discriminate against their workers on the basis of LGBTQ status, sex, race, ethnicity, national origin, and other characteristics — thereby skirting worker protections created by past presidents.
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There's no question as to Dotcom's proclivity for skirting the edge of ethical and legal propriety, but after exhaustively humanizing him, Caught in the Web makes a convincing case that this ready-made villain was egregiously targeted by an alliance of Hollywood studios and the government of two separate sovereign nations.
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This year, however, the comet's trail is pulled a little closer to us by Jupiter's gravity—and that means that instead of skirting the trail's edges, our planet passes straight through the thick of it, doubling the amount of debris we see burn up beautifully in our atmosphere as meteors.
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Popular culture references to India tend to focus on the "developing" aspects, often skirting over the fact that the country is the seventh largest economy in the world, the fourth largest IT and tech hub, the second largest population of English speakers after the U.S. and a nuclear and space power.
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The city is no stranger to those looking to make a quick buck by skirting the law, whether it was the pirates who roamed the South China Sea in the 16th century or the Triads who spread their tentacles following Chinese Civil War, while the city was still under British control.
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When Rogan lets Musk smoke a blunt and talk about electric planes, the universe as a simulation, and the singularity without probing him on any recent controversies, the undertone is that Musk's critics are hysterical for caring about things like union busting, SEC rule-skirting, and how billionaires use their power.
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How these companies determined that skirting the rule was O.K. is unclear, but the regulation says products can be shipped to Huawei if they are made in foreign countries and if the material in them that originated in the United States accounts for no more than 25 percent of their value.
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The 10-year customs bill includes an overhaul of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency, streamlines trade rules that aim to keep importers from skirting U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties, adds new protections for intellectual property rights and provides more tools to identify and crack down on currency manipulation.
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The poor thing had suffered much neglect in its lifetime, and I had to trust that it would carry me across the savanna and into the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains, skirting the border of the Democratic Republic of Congo, then south toward Rwanda and back to Kampala, the Ugandan capital.
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Returning to Smith + Crown, skirting usual rules concerning fundraising is nearly normal in the realm of ICOs — at least partially explaining why guard rails in crypto offerings may remain a homegrown affair: Most ICOs today are marketed as 'software presale tokens' akin to giving early access to an online game to early supporters.
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They were living in San Francisco, but they wanted to move out of the city to a playborhood — a version of American kid life featured in shows like "The Little Rascals" and "Leave It to Beaver," in which kids build forts and ride bikes outside, unsupervised — free, skirting danger, but ultimately always lucky.
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It then mushroomed into the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic since Hurricane Felix in 2007, killing, by some estimates, more than 800 people in Haiti, slamming into the Bahamas and then skirting a razor's edge that, had it been a few miles south and west, could have caused catastrophic damage in Florida.
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"Employers, aware that employees will be disinclined to pursue small-value claims when confined to proceeding one-by-one, will no doubt perceive that the cost-benefit balance of underpaying workers tips heavily in favor of skirting legal obligations," she wrote, adding that billions of dollars in underpaid wages are at issue.
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"Whether illegally foreclosing on thousands of families, skirting the law with offshore tax havens or helping design tactics that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis, Steve Mnuchin made a career — and millions of dollars — pioneering increasingly deceptive and predatory ways to rob hardworking Americans of their savings and homes," Ms. Duckworth said.
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Quotes from Chuck Palahniuk novels ran along the skirting boards, Mercutio's entire monologue about shagging from Romeo and Juliet covered my door, and song lyrics snaked their way along the outward-facing panels of my bookshelf and between the many, many stills from Queen of the Damned I'd printed off and tacked to the walls.
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Feigen reportedly agreed to pay nearly $11,000 to a local institute on Friday in order to retrieve his passport and return to the U.S. Although Lochte was at the center of the controversy and charges were recommended against him, he had already returned to the U.S. before authorities decided to question the group, skirting detainment.
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In the largest room of Defense Distributed's headquarters, half a dozen millennial staffers with beards and close-cropped hair—all resembling Cody Wilson, in other words—are busy building those mills in an assembly line, each machine capable of skirting all federal gun control to churn out untraceable metal glocks and semiautomatic rifles en masse.
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The Amazon earbuds will be the first Alexa wearable and will help the company push its voice assistant into more and more daily routines — skirting the fact that it doesn't have a naturally compatible operating system that puts it on millions of phones, as Siri does with iOS or Google Assistant does with Android.
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Coercing and constraining the regime's illicit revenue-generating schemes and sanctions-skirting tactics, and embarrassing Pyongyang for its poor track record on human rights — and doing so continually, persistently and collectively with U.S. allies — could be critical to making substantial progress not only on the nuclear issue, but on the overall North Korean threat.
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In his time, he achieved modest fame for his skirting of marital laws (he tried to elope with a wealthy widow, and was said to be living in sin with young women who were disguised as male apprentices) and for his eroticized religious and mythological scenes, in which the exposed female torso figured prominently.
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These are players that will spot every reference and obsess over every new bit of lore, but also scrutinize every detail and laboriously take the studio to task for not delivering on their promises or skirting the somewhat dubious responsibility the community believes the developer has to deliver something both groundbreaking and nostalgic at the same time.
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Ultimately, another $20 million—not even $1,500 per driver before legal fees, after half a decade in court—is just another slap on the wrist for a company with a track record of allegedly skirting labor laws and generally doing whatever the hell they feel like, to the detriment of its workers and the places it operates.
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Record: 7-8 Last week: Lost to the Vikings, 16-0 This week: at Detroit Lions One thing to know: Teams across the league are reportedly angry with the Packers for skirting protocol regarding the injured-reserve list and believe that the team should be forced to release star quarterback Aaron Rodgers because of the infraction.
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Wilpon gets his precious home date, presumably incentive enough to stop skirting the outer limits of insurance fraud, and advance ticket sales to go with it—tickets were standing room only just a few hours after Wright's announcement, with the secondary market seeing numbers that Mets tickets hadn't sold for since, well, Wright was last playing.
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" She backed it up with these blunt words: "Whether illegally foreclosing on thousands of families, skirting the law with offshore tax havens or helping design tactics that contributed to the 22019 financial crisis, Steve Mnuchin made a career — and millions of dollars — pioneering increasingly deceptive and predatory ways to rob hardworking Americans of their savings and homes.
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And when we make the case for women's right to access to birth control with the argument that hormone regulation isn't "just for" family planning but also for clearer skin, lighter periods, regulated moods, or lower cancer risk, as I've done in the past, we risk skirting the core truth that there is no hierarchy of birth control need.
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A planning expert hired by local opponents, George M. Janes, studied the publicly filed paperwork related to the building and found that the creation of the tiny lot along East 88th Street appeared aimed at skirting regulations, including one requiring a base for the tower running all the way to the "street wall" at 88th Street.
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"This could lead to London becoming even more like the Cayman Islands and other British territories, skirting around regulations, in a race to the bottom for the financial sector," said Adam S. Posen, a former member of the rate-setting committee at the Bank of England and now president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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Since its formation, the commission has been accused of skirting open-government laws; it has publicly released personal details like street and e-mail addresses of citizens who contacted it, almost always to complain; and generated a fierce backlash when it asked state election officials to turn over data on every voter in the United States.
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She thinks of Bartram in the deep semitropical forest, far from his wife, aroused by the sight of an evocative blue flower that exists as a weed in her own garden, writing, in what is surely a double-entendre, or, if not, deeply Freudian: How fantastical looks the libertine Clitoria , mantling the shrubs , on the vistas skirting the groves!
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With almost weekly reports about her secret email server her refusal to release transcripts of her speeches to special interest groups, and her conflicts of interest with the Clinton Foundation while she was secretary of State, voters are rightly suspicious that her pattern of skirting transparency and living above the law would continue in the White House.
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Ms. Graff is a senior vice president of the Trump Organization, and her unofficial role as a back channel to the president raises questions about whether Mr. Trump is skirting the Federal Records Act, which governs the preservation of schedules and correspondence from the president, something the White House denied in response to questions about her role from Politico.
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In the six months to the end of September, fighters scrambled to chase Chinese planes 407 times compared with 231 times in the same period last year, according to a press release from the Japanese Air Self Defence Force Encounters with Russian aircraft, which are often bombers that fly around Japan from the north skirting its airspace, rose 67 percent to 180.
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" Analysts were less charitable: CNBC reported that UBS analyst Brennan Hawken called it a "potentially risky ploy that is skirting very close to actual banking and therefore could draw regulatory scrutiny," and that it appeared that accounts "look more similar to a money-market fund" rather than a bank account, and that users might experience "friction in and out of the product.
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Like many municipal and state representatives before her, Warren cited concerns about people running underground businesses through these kinds of sites, keeping entire houses and apartments (and sometimes multiple homes) solely for the purpose of renting them out day-by-day to visitors, thereby not only skirting local taxes and regulations, but also artificially inflating rental prices and displacing longtime residents.
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Travis Kalanick, who last night resigned from his post as CEO of ride-share giant Uber, has taken the blame for the company's very long list of problems, from allowing a culture of sexual harassment to thrive, to skirting the law with its Greyball program, to mishandling the medical files of a customer raped by one of the company's drivers (for starters).
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This law, which precludes the FDA from regulating most aspects of the dietary supplement industry, had huge bipartisan support and garnered more letters written to congress in its support than the entire Vietnam War has allowed the dietary supplement industry to make outrageous health claims, using strongly suggestive language while skirting the prohibition from claiming to treat or prevent disease.
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And it's giving administrators a new view called "page quality" that rounds up previous violations or cases where their content was judged false by fact-checkers: Facebook has announced changes to how it handles and communicates violations of its policies around the publishing of fake news and misinformation, with the goal of preventing publishers that operate large networks of pages and groups from skirting bans.
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Airbnb, a home-rental website that has become an increasingly popular alternative to hotels, has been besieged on a number of fronts: attacked by local governments for allegedly skirting the law, exposed as a front for prostitution, written up time and again for unruly guests, and even discounted by a former Gulliver as an unrealistic option for business travellers (an opinion he later recanted).
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A handful of high-profile violations and the increased number of complaints suggest that, more than a year after taking office, Mr. Trump — who has openly defied many norms of government ethics and transparency — is surrounded by aides who blur the line between their roles as partisans and public servants, sometimes skirting or disregarding altogether decades-old standards that govern the behavior of senior White House officials.
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Money has become so plentiful in American politics -- every two years cash floods the system through a variety of super PACs and other newfangled entities aimed at skirting campaign finance law -- that there's a tendency, even among political junkies, to get a little glassy-eyed when it comes to talk of unprecedented amounts of money being harvested earlier and earlier in the election cycle.
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Lawmakers in both parties on Sunday rejected the prospect of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE solving the ongoing budget impasse by skirting Congress to declare a "national emergency," with several Democrats raising doubts over the legality of the idea.
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" In times like these, formal pleasures can take on an uncommon level of comfort, and they were in particular abundance this year, starting with Ways and Means: a new look at process and materials in art curated by Jason Andrew at 1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery, a mammoth group show that shot for "the wow factor time and again without skirting the more meditative aspects of process art.
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There is a strategy there, and occasionally you can pull off a sick parry-into-counterattack that makes you feel like the king of the battlefield, but most of the time I felt like I was just hoping for the right lucky timing to land a hit, or skirting the edge of a larger battle and getting a few swings in on whoever was foolish enough to venture too far out from their comrades.
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