I'm taking responsibility as our value system says we should.
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But that song is about taking responsibility for your actions.
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Thinking 210x is much different, though, than simply taking responsibility.
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I'm certainly not taking responsibility for any of those things.
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Taking responsibility means having the courage to think things through.
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Ordinary adults taking responsibility made all the difference for me.
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It was just about being upfront and honest and taking responsibility.
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Why is she not taking responsibility and being the bigger person?
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"It's about the players taking responsibility for the team," Rivera said.
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Instead of taking responsibility away from you, it's a big aid.
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Or examples of the dominant culture taking responsibility for dismantling racism?
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"What happened to self-respect and taking responsibility?" he asks me.
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But that's not quite what I meant — I wasn't taking responsibility.
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Adriana Lima isn't taking responsibility for ex Matt Harvey's recent career woes.
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But the [US] private sector is taking responsibility, as are many states.
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I'm very glad that he said he was taking responsibility for it.
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"I regret it, clearly, and I'm taking responsibility for it," he said.
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I do, and are not taking responsibility for fixing it at all.
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Cheryl and I have stressed understanding, and taking responsibility for, your role.
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Their taking responsibility to teach people about mental health shows great promise.
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The killer left a video taking responsibility for all of the bombings.
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Instead of taking responsibility, they blamed the poor, Congress, borrowers, anyone else.
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I do think it's linked to the tech leaders not taking responsibility.
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It's taking responsibility for the fact of settler colonialism and acting to decolonize.
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They've insisted she is incapable of taking responsibility and acknowledging her own shortcomings.
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I don't think you should be criticized for taking responsibility, acknowledging the mistakes.
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Taking responsibility for your actions, even small ones like texts, builds relational trust.
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Some green groups have criticized Pertamina for not taking responsibility for the spill.
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Walking a comment back says you are taking responsibility for what you've said.
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The Gardner-Cornyn bill is titled the Taking Responsibility Using Secured Technologies Act.
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With that being said, she's taking responsibility, which she was ready to do.
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For Lux, the Airbnb critic, it comes down to the company taking responsibility.
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This also means taking responsibility to support other women in the work force.
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Bouee resigned after taking responsibility for the spying, the bank said in October.
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Bouee resigned after taking responsibility for the spying, the bank said in October.
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They range from taking responsibility and initiative to remaining disciplined and having fun.
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This is just one of many ways people are taking responsibility and stepping up.
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Kendra Wilkinson is taking responsibility for her part in the demise of her marriage.
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"They have a record of trying to franchise violence without taking responsibility," he says.
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Trump responded by blaming his generals rather than taking responsibility as commander in chief.
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The fear of taking responsibility for your choices or the fear of taking risks.
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Gay Chinese couples are ready to help, by taking responsibility for their own welfare.
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Other journalists on Tuesday praised CNN for taking responsibility after a painful black eye.
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He oversaw the Nest deal, and he&aposs taking responsibility for making it work.
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And older generations might have criticism about millennials not taking responsibility for their lives.
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The firm released a statement early Monday apologizing and taking responsibility for the mistake.
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A street artist who goes by the name Sabo is taking responsibility for the signs.
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"I truly apologize as this is NOT MY FAULT... but I'm taking responsibility," he wrote.
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Public outrage was swift as US government agencies avoided taking responsibility for the wasted water.
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Most seem content to scapegoat Syrian refugees, instead of taking responsibility for their own failures. ■
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And I think she is taking responsibility for the areas she could take responsibility in.
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Taking responsibility – not just accepting accountability, but actually wanting it – is part of growing up.
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At first, Facebook executives were criticized for not apologizing and taking responsibility for the issue.
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Snyder has repeatedly said he is taking responsibility for the man-made crisis he created.
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A woman who chooses to have an abortion is, apparently, not taking responsibility for herself.
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Mulvaney said his only contact with English since taking responsibility for the bureau on Nov.
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Taking responsibility for the production of what citizens need to survive the coronavirus crisis is.
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Instead of taking responsibility for and addressing early failures, they're blaming the crisis on China.
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That has been fixed and we are prominently correcting, and taking responsibility, for the error.
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Taking responsibility for what users posted, or acting to censor it, was expensive and complicated.
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Taking responsibility for your capital is part of being a leader of an organization today.
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KK: Men should be worried about it, and they should be taking responsibility for it.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Shadow issued its first official statement taking responsibility for the delayed results.
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" He added, "I truly apologize as this is NOT MY FAULT… but I'm taking responsibility.
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The congressman suggested the administrator was not interested in taking responsibility for his agency's practices.
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Sometimes this means taking responsibility for one's selfishness, lack of self-esteem, anxieties, or depression.
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I'm not close enough to these guys to know whether they're taking responsibility or not.
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Ultimately it seems that Facebook should be the one taking responsibility for this massive oversight, but as Mark Zuckerberg's performance in the Capitol emphasized, it's not really clear what taking responsibility looks like other than an appearance of contrition and promises to do better.
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Jeff Lewis is taking responsibility for his dramatic separation from partner of 10 years, Gage Edward.
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Knowing that you're taking responsibility for your health will make you feel more relaxed and confident.
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But what makes me hopeful is that people are taking responsibility for their silence, their inaction.
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Reeves told the Colchester Gazette that no one is taking responsibility for what happened to her.
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Confronting his father and taking responsibility in protecting his family are long-awaited signs of maturity.
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Instead of taking responsibility, they spin half-truths that unfortunately, too many people accept as fact.
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Lai formally resigned earlier Friday, along with the entire Cabinet, taking responsibility for the party's losses.
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On Thursday, Kim Moo-sung, the head of the party, resigned, taking responsibility for the debacle.
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There is nothing a cop hates more than no one taking responsibility for what is happening.
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On the stand, he vacillated between taking responsibility for his misdeeds and trying to minimize them.
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He was taking responsibility for these desperate and poor asylum-seekers because no one else would.
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One of the ways to think about that goes back to your point about taking responsibility.
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And many working-class women aren't interested in taking responsibility for a man without a job.
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Little Monsters turns the act of taking responsibility for someone else into an act of heroism.
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The party said on its website that Aripov, 55, was "capable of taking responsibility for reforms".
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Under Dimon's watch, here was a lender who prized independent thought and taking responsibility for mistakes.
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Who is taking responsibility for looking at the negative externalities of this push to create communities?
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Trudeau said he would have a conversation with his kids in the morning about taking responsibility.
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This is an issue I've talked about a lot is Silicon Valley responsibility, and taking responsibility.
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For them, their first priority is maintaining power for themselves, not taking responsibility for their actions.
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Online companies must start taking responsibility for their platforms, and help restore public trust in this technology.
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The settlement is an important step in Gordon taking responsibility for his alleged role in Brown's death.
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Earlier this week Serena Williams said Sharapova showed courage in taking responsibility for the failed drug test.
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She isn't bringing home a ton of cash, but she's finally taking responsibility for her own actions.
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"I think that every doctor that has put breast implants in any woman should be taking responsibility."
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"Look, in my life I pride myself on taking responsibility for things that I've done," he continued.
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PT: Details about progressive group Move On taking responsibility for organizing at least some of the protesters.
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The best thing about this year is that finally other people are [also] taking responsibility for it.
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Unfortunately, we too often create corporate cultures and environments in which taking responsibility can be excruciatingly hard.
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This means taking responsibility for my shortcomings as well as taking the steps to reach my goals.
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Trump only tweeted once on Sunday—clarifying his remark on Sweden, while not taking responsibility for it.
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On the one hand, it's good that the big players are finally stepping up and taking responsibility.
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"I own up to what I did and I am taking responsibility for my actions," Jewell said.
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You will look in vain to see Donald Trump ever taking responsibility for anybody and apologizing. Immigration.
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Taking responsibility for the fact that you are quantifiable can be very upsetting, but then ultimately liberating.
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"It's not fair for him to be taking responsibility for things that he didn't do," Maxwell said.
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We succeed through open debate, taking responsibility for our own political fate, free elections and majority rule.
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It was the sound of grown-ups taking responsibility for governing the country, and for people's lives.
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In his remarks on Tuesday, Mr. Trump flip-flopped again on taking responsibility for the government shutdown.
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Robert De Niro is taking responsibility for the screening of the controversial documentary Vaxxed, according to a report.
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Instead of sitting around griping about your lack of advancement, she recommends taking responsibility for your own progression.
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But he stepped down in November, taking responsibility for a botched ballot to choose a new party chief.
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For his part, Gates said that he regrets his past actions and that he's "taking responsibility" for them.
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The SITE Intelligence Group said ISIS's Aamaq news agency, cited "a security source" in the post taking responsibility.
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They blame the insurers for their benefit designs, instead of taking responsibility for exorbitant pricing of their drugs.
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In 97 percent of single parent families, it's the mother who ends up taking responsibility for the kids.
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What matters is owning up to that, taking responsibility for our actions, and trying to set things right.
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"It surprised me how much teachers are taking [responsibility for] these incidents in their own hands," she says.
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Taking responsibility — This means showing ownership of your actions and the impact, regardless of your intent, Mann said.
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But he's also showing the world that he has no intention of taking responsibility for the hard stuff.
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By taking responsibility for yourself, and following his rules, he says, you can make your own life better.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, Mr. Murphy is experiencing the peril of taking responsibility for rescuing a failing transit system.
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I've never seen a national figure so good at listening, taking responsibility, and apologizing when she messes up.
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He made excuses rather than learning from mistakes and bettering himself, not to mention taking responsibility for failure.
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And although surveys are mixed, many Americans reject the costs of taking responsibility for global stability and democracy.
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The Hungarian government declared this year that it is "taking responsibility for all of the world's Christian communities".
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Hamas, the Islamic militant group that holds sway in Gaza, praised Sunday's attack, without taking responsibility for it.
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The idea that colleges should have "skin in the game" by taking responsibility for student outcomes has bipartisan support.
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Angela Bassett is proud of costar Felicity Huffman for taking responsibility for her part in the college admissions scandal.
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If the company started taking responsibility for fake news, it might have to take responsibility for a lot more.
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" Williams said: "It's just taking responsibility, which she admitted that she was willing to do and ready to do.
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"Look, in my life I pride myself on taking responsibility for things that I have done," Franco told Colbert.
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"Look, in my life I pride myself on taking responsibility for things that I've done," he told the host.
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At the recent Democratic debate, he tried to do damage control by taking responsibility for the police department's failures.
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"We are taking responsibility for any possible misunderstandings," Park explains, highlighting why the company chose to cancel the campaign.
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"Online companies must start taking responsibility for their platforms, and help restore public trust in this technology," she added.
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"Look, in my life I pride myself on taking responsibility for things that I have done," he told Colbert.
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And it was arrogance that prevented him from ever apologizing for his mistakes and taking responsibility for his missteps.
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But taking responsibility sometimes means bearing the weight of negative consequences of actions that you, nonetheless, do not regret.
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They were taking responsibility for teaching others and gradually becoming the ones who upheld the standards of the field.
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Staffers balked at taking responsibility for the bungling of one of the biggest crises to hit the Trump administration.
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He was somber, fully taking responsibility for his role in the painful national controversy that was ended that day.
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To do that, he should have started with taking responsibility for his actions, which contributed to this political crisis.
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"It would fall under the bucket of consequences and being a man and taking responsibility for it," Gimelstob said.
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I know intimately that if we want to achieve tech-life balance, people must start taking responsibility for their choices.
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It's something I've been ... You know I've been sort of screaming at Silicon Valley about growing up and taking responsibility.
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The takeaway from the NCHS study is that more men are taking responsibility for contraception, which isn't a bad thing.
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Little quit earlier in the day, according to local media, after taking responsibility for the Labour party's continued poor polling.
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"They are not all on Baker, but at the same time, I appreciate him taking responsibility for it," Jackson said.
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Trump is remarkable for the extent to which he has avoided taking responsibility for anything, insistent on his own powerlessness.
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Taking responsibility for changing the things you don't like about your life is one of the biggest indicators of success.
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A few highlights and takeaways from a raucous day… > Did Pelosi bait Trump into taking responsibility for a potential shutdown?
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"She is taking responsibility for society," said Julia Reidl, an English and geography teacher at the Goethe-Gymnasium in Karlsruhe.
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Obviously, all these people are trying to avoid taking responsibility for Donald Trump without being accused of betraying their party.
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"I'm just saying" — that sneaky, timeworn disclaimer allowing people to say what they really believe without taking responsibility for it.
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Taking responsibility comes with a price for most populists, but this does not seem to be the way for Sweden.
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He'll look for them to improve themselves, not just through the coaching but individually taking responsibility to do it yourself.
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The problem is that it goes against his usual stance of taking responsibility for his position as a role model.
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It really is a matter of all of us taking responsibility and taking action to help our fellow human beings.
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For their part, Saudi officials, without taking responsibility for the strike, announced Sunday that they would begin their own investigation.
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But a lot of folks are chasing the easy money rather than taking responsibility for what needs to be done.
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But taking responsibility for approving the plan is not the same thing as being the reason the plan went awry.
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"But it is the best type of plea to show a defendant is serious about taking responsibility for their misconduct."
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People took notice online and praised Disney for adding the disclaimers — and, in a way, taking responsibility for past mistakes.
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And until you guys start taking responsibility for your own, people in the street are going to be upset instead.
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There's a part of me that thinks that's too easy an answer, that it's passing the buck instead of taking responsibility.
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"I believe in people taking responsibility for their own lives, and not asking for these kind of government handouts," he said.
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"Instead of taking responsibility for what he did, he wants to claim the police have a vendetta against him," DeCanio said.
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But they could help this dirty industry avoid taking responsibility for the incredible harm it does to people and the planet.
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"It's about taking it, swallowing it, taking responsibility — which I do — and finding a way to get that corrected," Klinsmann said.
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People in the technology industry are taking responsibility for the innovations they're creating, with results that will fundamentally change our world.
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But there's a catch — they need the "four Rs of apology" to make it work — remorse, taking responsibility, recognition, and remedy.
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But Variety's new magazine cover is addressing the issue in a way paralleled by few in the industry: It's taking responsibility.
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So I am intrigued and grateful to campaigns like #hellotokindness that are taking responsibility to shift our cultural approach to interactions.
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The Taliban confirmed they were behind the attack, with Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, a spokesman, taking responsibility in statements to media outlets.
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He said he was going to talk to them about "owning up to mistakes," taking responsibility, and being a better person.
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Still, Beauchamp thinks this is at least a start to social media platforms taking responsibility for their role in spreading misinformation.
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"His actions are not of someone who is taking responsibility," said the older Shin, who remains a shareholder in several companies.
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One analyst admitted that a downgrade after the fact might be obvious but said company management has to start taking responsibility.
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I have no doubt he deeply loves Sara but he is now throwing her to the wolves instead of taking responsibility.
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But he said it took about 4 years of incarceration before he really felt like he was "following through" on taking responsibility.
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"There's hate speech and imagery and incitements of violence and nobody is taking responsibility for any of it," Gibney told BuzzFeed News.
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If there are times when we fall short, we are committed to being open, taking responsibility for the problem, and fixing it.
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She criticized his history of not taking responsibility for his actions, such as not apologizing for mocking a reporter with a disability.
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" In China, he said, "you have a lot of people" who "dare to say a lot of things online without taking responsibility.
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"There's no real buy-in when it comes to men taking responsibility for birth control," says Eig of Birth of the Pill.
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"I'm taking responsibility as our value system says we should," the Republican said after both candidates called for his resignation or recall.
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Citizens play the most important role, he said, in fostering healthy conversations on the internet and taking responsibility for their personal data.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg blunted his worst critics by taking responsibility for his company's data leak scandal, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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They want the voters to think we're responsible so they can avoid taking responsibility for decisions that are out of our hands.
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Conservatives believe that a self-governing society depends on individuals taking responsibility for their actions, and those of their family and community.
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Governments in the rest of the world can demonstrate solidarity in countering terrorism by at least taking responsibility for their own nationals.
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The trade ban is undeniably the most effective prop the Castro regime has to avoid taking responsibility for every ill in Cuba.
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In August, he praised "Guccifer 2.0," the online persona taking responsibility for hacking the DNC (Russian intelligence officers reportedly run the account).
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I don't think you should be criticized for taking responsibility, acknowledging mistakes you've made, which we've done, and then moving the company forward.
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Is this truly (with apologies to Tom Brokaw) "The Greatest Generation," at least when it comes to taking responsibility for our offensive testes?
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Women can get credit for taking responsibility, but they can also be judged more harshly for making mistakes, research from Yale University found.
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But suggestions aside, the first step toward solving the problem is Facebook taking responsibility for the problem, even if it's just in part.
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"I don't see that the programs or the apps or people who are teaching it are taking responsibility for these people," she says.
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On the other hand, of all people they should be taking responsibility for what's there, because it immediately impacts them and their children.
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An important part of being a good "team player" involves taking responsibility for your mistakes and viewing your weaknesses through a realistic lens.
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IKEA's decision comes after the official Xinhua news agency criticized it last week for showing "arrogance" and not taking responsibility for the problem.
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" Johnson Billy added that she learned to be grateful to live in the U.S. because it's a "country where taking responsibility is rewarded.
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At first, it's humiliating — there's no script for taking responsibility for advantages that he never asked for and that he can't actually revoke.
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These earth signs tend to cope by telling you everything that's wrong with you instead of taking responsibility for any mistakes they've made.
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Many people I talked to in Columbus understood this harsh reality personally and were taking responsibility to transform that suffering with collective compassion.
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But Red Dead Redemption 2 is a game about both making choices and living with them, about taking responsibility for how you've lived.
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Using chemically recyclable materials could become practical especially if companies begin taking responsibility for their products after their useful life, Dr. Hillmyer said.
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One of the biggest changes for Pichai will be taking responsibility for those so-called "moonshots," which are aimed at diversifying Alphabet's business.
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I think neoliberalism is a new version of making man the creature of forces beyond his control rather than taking responsibility for them.
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I think a lot of what needs to happen is the individual taking responsibility for themselves, and then in what they believe in.
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Instead of taking responsibility for his misdeeds, and losing credibility with voters and his party, Trump cried foul every time he was held accountable.
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But if they're not taking responsibility for negative civic and societal impacts, regulators are going to have to make them act with more care.
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Mexico's defense minister, General Salvador Cienfuegos, arrived at the scene on Saturday and spoke with locals, offering apologies and taking responsibility for the accident.
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"Taking responsibility is the first step toward a solution," de Blasio told a news conference, emphasizing that the system is controlled by the state.
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Prud'homme said Bombardier is taking responsibility for the trains, and has over 50 full-time employees in NYC working to support the R179 fleet.
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In the face of the GOP resistance to taking responsibility for electing known predators, it's easy to want to circle the wagons around Franken.
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"People are demanding results - whether that's online or in the streets - and we must show we are taking responsibility," she said in a statement.
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John Stumpf abruptly exited late Wednesday from his chief executive and chairman posts at the bank, taking responsibility for the bank's phony accounts disaster.
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The gold standard of saying "no" is to be as honest as possible while staying within your boundaries, knowing your limits and taking responsibility.
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The owners were otherwise planning to sell it, and taking responsibility for the vineyard was the only way to ensure a supply of fruit.
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Zack issued his mea culpa Friday afternoon on his Instagram, saying he made a big mistake and taking responsibility for his actions in Vegas.
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However, unlike Trump, who seems incapable of taking responsibility for any of the thousands of distortions he has made, Daniels copped to her deceptions.
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Zack responded with a lengthy apology, taking responsibility for the incident and vowing to make it up to JWoww and never do it again.
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Upon reading it, Cook found that instead of taking responsibility, the Marine pilot's statement to investigators criticized almost everyone but himself and his wingman.
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If the tech CEO draft were widely instituted, would Travis Kalanick have berated a bankrupt Uber driver for not "taking responsibility for [his] own shit"?
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Though its output is automated, she stressed the importance of taking responsibility for what it produces, especially as the bot is dealing with people's feelings.
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Myanmar's civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi said on Friday it was "positive" that the country's military was taking responsibility for the actions of troops.
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Vale Chief Executive Fabio Schvartsman said there had not been any recent construction around the dam and apologized without taking responsibility in a television interview.
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"If you build a chaos factory, you can't dodge responsibility for the chaos; taking responsibility means having the courage to think things through," he said.
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HUNTER HILL, GEORGIA CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR: Well, I appreciate you coming on, at least taking responsibility for the attacks you have been leveling against me.
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" For Holiday, Stoicism means taking responsibility for life, rather than letting life dictate the terms: "When I was at American Apparel, it was often chaos.
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"It is becoming a pattern that people are disappearing without any trace and with no person taking responsibility," former LSK chairman Ahmednasir Abdullahi told Reuters.
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She sounded pleased to hear the issue raised in court: "We've got to get some hits where someone is taking responsibility for Freddie Gray's death."
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The top three traits for Republicans include taking responsibility for one's actions (224% very important), supporting the US constitution (227%), and treating people equally (22018%).
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Leaders of foreign groups in China say that many local organizations will, out of aversion to risk, avoid taking responsibility for foreigners and their activities.
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We exchanged a few messages, both taking responsibility for how tone and nuance can be lost online, and then ended up having a great conversation.
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It has allowed the platforms to avoid taking responsibility for most objectionable content their users post, with some exceptions for copyright violations and sex trafficking.
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Even if there was no way to prevent the two shootings, doing so shows the company is taking responsibility and cares about employees and customers.
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" When pressed by O'Donnell on what he meant by "taking responsibility" for the murder plot, the crown prince reiterated that the move was "a mistake.
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Today, almost 282 years since their father founded the company in 2110, the four sisters still control the business, each taking responsibility for different aspects.
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"No side is taking responsibility for these people," says Aron Lund, a Syria expert and fellow at the Century Foundation, a non-partisan think tank.
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Closer look: Taking responsibility for a potential shutdown is the latest way in which Mr. Trump has upended political convention, our chief Washington correspondent writes.
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The Taliban reportedly claimed credit for downing the plane, but the group has a pattern of taking responsibility for events it is not involved with.
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The emphasis now is on preventive care, on taking responsibility for the health of patients not only in the hospital, but also in the community.
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But then they also think about what people are doing in those space: the programming, and who's leading and taking responsibility for what takes place.
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All 58 souls on board were killed in the crash, with Bulgaria eventually taking responsibility and paying compensation in the amount of $8,236 per person.
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Trump's latest attack against his former opponent comes just hours after Clinton slammed Trump for not taking responsibility for sexual assault allegations made against him.
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They can continue to degrade the vital protections of Obamacare without taking responsibility for repealing and replacing it, as they so often promised they would.
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Now that the question of liability has come up, he hopes this will show the tribe is taking responsibility for the safety of its guests.
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They need to be taking responsibility for their own development, asking for feedback on an on-going basis and especially after a big presentation or project.
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" Ja Rule also issued a statement after the festival's cancelation, writing on Twitter: "I truly apologize as this is NOT MY FAULT... but I'm taking responsibility.
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But he did admit that he's hacking into moderators' accounts and then changing the CSS style of the pages, replacing it with a note taking responsibility.
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It was abundantly clear these men were not participating in homemaking tasks or taking responsibility for their children, because they never really had been expected to.
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Still it has said it will help those who were scammed to get their money back, as Zyskind wrote on Medium: So we are taking responsibility.
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The dirty little secret of 220006 election coverage is that major media outlets across print and television are taking responsibility for their disastrous 2202 election reporting.
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This clarity makes it less likely for things to fall through the cracks because both parents assumed the other was taking responsibility for a certain task.
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But the Charleston shooting and the diversity of the SBC's membership no longer allows the organization to absolve itself of taking responsibility for its own history.
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In an age where concern for fighter safety is becoming increasingly prominent in combat sports, you could argue Walters was simply taking responsibility for his health.
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The problem is that the company has dragged its feet for years on taking responsibility for content and, as such, its moderation resources are simply overtaxed.
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"We recognize the role Facebook plays in the Philippines, and are taking responsibility for that," said Clair Deevy, director of Asia Pacific community affairs at Facebook.
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Importantly, the bill calls for U.S. help in establishing a method to independently verify that countries are taking responsibility for fighting TB inside their own borders.
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In a series of tweets, Trump complained that European allies were treating America as a "sucker" by not taking responsibility for some captured Islamic State fighters.
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A video posted that day showed a uniformed man named Oscar Pérez, flanked by heavily armed men, taking responsibility for the attack and urging more action.
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The advisers emphasized "taking responsibility for choices" and "the enormous responsibilities of a parent or guardian," a Disney Channel spokeswoman, Patti McTeague, wrote in an email.
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You don't have to do 90% of work, but you better have the attitude of taking responsibility of the relationship and not leave it to them.
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And that is something the government is not taking responsibility for, but so desperately needs to be done, and we're here to make sure that happens.
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Israel's acknowledgment of its strikes reflect a shift in policy, with the country increasingly taking responsibility for specific attacks in Syrian territory after years of ambiguity.
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Civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi welcomed the convictions, telling reporters at the time the sentencing was Myanmar's "first step on the road of taking responsibility".
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He constantly broadcasts inflammatory things across the solar system, hailing "everyone has a right to know!" while basically never taking responsibility for the wars he starts.
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And taking responsibility of your dark things, and not being quite as optimistic, and a lot of people here have a problem with looking at that.
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To distill it to a more personal level, that means taking responsibility for the language you use, making sure your language isn't ableist or racist or homophobic.
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Simply put: Zuckerberg shouldn't be put in the position of "taking responsibility" for widespread interference in America's elections, because one single company shouldn't be so damn powerful.
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While Clinton's remarks went further than she has before in taking responsibility for her defeat, they were somewhat characteristic in the selective way that she rationalized it.
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The feeble man fears that an apology is capitulation, while the strong man knows that taking responsibility for an error is a sign of courage and conviction.
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In these cases, it is easy to blame a lack of results on the collaborating firm, rather than taking responsibility for the failure within their own practice.
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And taking responsibility for your actions, especially belatedly, is of somewhat limited value if those actions were mistakes and are not followed up with effective corrective action.
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Though his attorneys did not explicitly mention the sex abuse allegations in the sentencing memo, they did argue that Hastert is taking responsibility for the banking crime.
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That makes his reliance on them something of a double-edged sword: taking credit for the positive results means taking responsibility for the negative ones as well.
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It failed but made him a popular hero, especially after he gave a speech on national television taking responsibility for his actions, a rarity in Venezuelan politics.
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The videos have been on YouTube since March 20, but it was only this week that UN Women issued a press release taking responsibility for the initiative.
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The business of business is now society taking responsibility in this context as inescapable, and how you take responsibility is now a new source of competitive advantage.
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The move indicates that Xi, who previously appeared to avoid taking responsibility for the fight against the virus, wants to score political points from the good news.
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His claim that "my rhetoric brings people together," which he absurdly mustered with a straight face, betrays his pathological aversion to taking responsibility for his own acts.
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"I think he's unfit to be C.E.O., particularly when he spent this time not taking responsibility for the situation in which the company was," Mr. Ghosn said.
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Otis, in his news conference, said he is taking responsibility for hacking at Trump's star and he criticized Trump for what he described as dodging his responsibility.
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Put another way, companies often recruit diversity in ways that bring value to themselves without taking responsibility for the quality of life of those within the pipeline.
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IS has stepped up hit-and-run raids and suicide attacks, including taking responsibility for the Easter Sunday bombing in Sri Lanka that killed at least 253 people.
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Every time someone gives beer to a guest of theirs, the member is taking responsibility for that guest and his or her behavior at the club AND afterwards.
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We wanted to unearth what happened and now I can look my son in the eye and tell him exactly that – and that someone's taking responsibility for it.
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Platforms like Facebook,YouTube and Twitter have long avoided taking responsibility for the content people upload to their sites by operating with vague content rules and arbitrary enforcement.
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Among the tasks the multilateralists could shoulder together, he listed leading the fight against climate change and taking responsibility for international organizations - "not just financially, but also politically".
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Though Mr Hogg said he was taking responsibility for what had been "challenging weeks" for the airline, China left little doubt as to the circumstances of his exit.
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The Islamist militant group al Shabaab, which frequently targets officials in its bid to overthrow the Western-backed Somali government, issued a statement taking responsibility for the attack.
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"I didn't know I started a hate platform" should no longer be an acceptable excuse for not taking responsibility, a YouTuber said on one panel, cited by Buzzfeed.
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Kanye West and his Sunday Service team were wrongly accused of charging $55 for a lousy brunch plate ... and now the catering company behind it is taking responsibility.
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With phrases like "many people are saying" and "I'm hearing," Trump manages to insert unsubstantiated notions into the electoral discourse without taking responsibility for the messages he's sending.
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Most of the assailants, in pre-recorded messages pledging allegiance to Islamic State and taking responsibility for the attacks, echoed Adnani's rhetoric and encouraged others to emulate them.
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She calls Desi, telling him that she's taking responsibility for her own life and packs up her stuff for her next destination: her mother's couch in New Jersey.
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"The idea behind #BoycottTheBefore is for those in the eating disorder recovery community to consider taking responsibility for public posts shared in pro-recovery communities online," she says.
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In Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's fourth season, it has led to Rebecca taking responsibility for her actions, dealing with the consequences, and forging a new way forward in life.
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The administration could have just said "we don't like DACA and we're taking responsibility for that instead of trying to put the blame on the law," Ginsburg said.
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It criticizes the U.S. government for putting a higher priority on fighting the Taliban than on policing or taking responsibility for acts carried out by Afghan special forces.
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The Islamist militant group al-Shabaab, which frequently targets officials in its bid to overthrow the Western-backed Somali government, issued a statement taking responsibility for the attack.
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"Instead of owning up to it, taking responsibility and seeking a way to fix the flaw, he instead decided to blame Democrats, because he does that," Abrams said.
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If taking responsibility for your actions is a challenge for you, maybe no one ever held you accountable or you learned to fear failure or rejection from others.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Hemasiri Fernando told Reuters on Thursday that he had resigned, taking responsibility for the suicide bomber attacks on the country last Sunday.
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On the contrary, taking responsibility for your actions — what my parents called being a mensch — used to be considered an essential virtue in politicians and adults in general.
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A world that loves science in service to war and destroying the planet, loves science in service to institutional greed, and rejects it when it means taking responsibility.
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The United States has received a high-level commitment from Turkey on taking responsibility for Islamic State captives but had not yet had detailed discussions, the official said.
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There's the gaslighting, when they scrupulously deny they did anything wrong and avoid taking responsibility until they make you question your grip on reality: I never said that.
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An earlier hearing Tuesday similarly involved "everyone pointing fingers and no one taking responsibility," said Nancy Loeb, director of the Environmental Advocacy Center at Northwestern University's law school.
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Together, by committing to a culture of purpose, taking responsibility and encouraging respect, inclusivity and empowerment, we want to create the necessary conditions for a progressive approach to sustainability.
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So what does it mean when a presidential candidate gains a devoted following and rises to prominence—yet consistently avoids taking responsibility for the content of his public messages?
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Hardware launches are nearly always difficult, and some companies (looking at you, Samsung) have trouble taking responsibility for problems, so props to Nintendo for being relatively upfront about this.
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"The collapse of public finances on top of the demands from a complex humanitarian emergency stop the state from taking responsibility for all the investment," the proposed law says.
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"The only way to break the silence that had existed for 50 years in our community […] was by apologizing and taking responsibility or what took place," Weems told Hyperallergic.
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Richie got sober and got into acting and did Vaseline-covered-lens interviews with her husband about taking responsibility for her past and how her pregnancy changed her life.
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"I am angry at myself because I knew what I was doing was wrong," Cohen said, adding, "I should not be the only one taking responsibility for his actions."
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You'll get an alert when that happens and then probably have a very exciting conversation about your teenager's Big Grown Up Moment of taking responsibility for their computer use.
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They will discuss "shaping engaged democracy and taking responsibility at home and in the world" in front of the historic Brandenburg Gate, the officials with Germany's Protestant church said.
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" Meanwhile, Siegel's countersuit claims Presley "twice squandered" her father's fortune after she inherited it in 1993 and is "looking to blame others instead of taking responsibility for her actions.
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There's a theme of taking responsibility for one's actions but through the film of music that makes you feel as though you're barely holding on to your good judgment.
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They chose the cultural symbol of the quinceañera because it's the time in a girl's life when she traditionally becomes a woman and starts taking responsibility for her community.
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Life is sustained by death, and though going to the field is an act of taking responsibility for that fact, the killing is not easy, nor should it be.
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Think how much happier some of our Fortune 500 executives would be now had they been more used to taking responsibility for more run-of-the-mill internal mistakes.
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We would note, the University announced on June 2 new safety and reform initiatives, which include taking responsibility from the IFC for monitoring, spot checks and adjudication of violations.
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Snyder, McCarthy tell their sides: Snyder tried to avoid finger-pointing while taking responsibility for his role in the matter, saying repeatedly that "all levels" of government were responsible.
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Fair scheduling is a big issue for a lot of women, especially those who are trying to raise families and taking responsibility at home, but trying to improve themselves.
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It's time for economic policymakers to let the doctors, epidemiologists, and other public health officials do their jobs, and to start taking responsibility for doing their own work instead.
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That sense of taking responsibility for her sound with her full body may be a remnant of her time in the violist's traditional acoustical blind spot on the outside.
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He said that while there had been no failure on his own part, he was taking responsibility for failures of some institutions he headed as the secretary of defense.
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And we protect each other's anonymity because it's something we should do as a part of taking care of each other and taking responsibility for ourselves and our families.
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"We are taking responsibility vis-à-vis the victims of National Socialism and our international partners — even if that demands of us what are at times politically difficult considerations."
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Another video posted on social media on Tuesday showed a uniformed man identified as Oscar Pérez, flanked by masked, heavily armed men in uniforms, taking responsibility for the operation.
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"They made a mistake," he said Sunday, commending authorities for taking responsibility for what happened, which was blamed on an emergency worker hitting the wrong template during a drill.
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They have a difficult time taking responsibility for missed deadlines or professional mistakes, and they have a bad habit of passing the blame to other members of the office.
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They were taking responsibility for loans the lender, based in Shizuoka prefecture in central Japan, made to retail investors who built "share houses," where tenants share bathrooms and other facilities.
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I could no longer just claim that I found their show entertaining when, in real life, they were causing all kinds of problems — and often not taking responsibility for it.
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Throughout his own campaign for president, Trump has referred to unnamed sources, typically multiplied with terms like "a lot" and "many" to say outrageous things without taking responsibility for them.
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The top civil servant in Sri Lanka's defence ministry, Defence Secretary Hemasiri Fernando, resigned on Thursday, taking responsibility for the attacks after Sirisena pinned the blame on the security services.
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According to Dr. Takeshi Kondo, a general medicine physician at Chiba University Hospital and lead author of the report, the doctor who performed the patient's surgeries is not taking responsibility.
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Khloé writes that she was partying a lot, not really taking responsibility for her own life, when Kourtney rented a space and hired Khloé and Kim to help run it.
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" The actor adds, "He comes to terms with really understanding why Jack did that, taking responsibility for his brother doing that and kind of grateful that he's got a family.
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In a televised address on Friday evening, Mr. Zuma offered the nation an apology but stopped short of taking responsibility for his actions and blamed advisers for his legal problems.
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No, the gold standard is taking responsibility for the culture you as a leader create and doing everything in your power, rhetorically and otherwise, to root out toxicity within it.
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An anonymous hacker named Guccifer 2.0 had already claimed responsibility for infiltrating DNC mail servers and publishing strategy documents on June 25, and was now taking responsibility for the emails.
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The top civil servant in Sri Lanka's defense ministry, Defence Secretary Hemasiri Fernando, resigned on Thursday, taking responsibility for the attacks after Sirisena pinned the blame on the security services.
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A group called OurMine is taking responsibility on Twitter for the hacks, which the group says also included some of the Instagram and Facebook accounts of the affected NFL teams.
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Reagan chose the high road, accepting outside advice, reorganizing his administration, cooperating with the investigations and, when the time was right, taking responsibility and speaking directly to the American people.
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Working with business leaders, investors, civil society, scientists, and young climate activists, mayors will be taking responsibility for stimulating a scale and pace of action that can avert climate breakdown.
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Iowa's state Democratic Party chairman later resigned over the confusion, apologizing and taking responsibility for the decision to use an untested app that failed in many precincts on caucus day.
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As the noose around the Islamic State tightens, it has tried to adapt by plotting, inspiring or taking responsibility for indiscriminate attacks around the world: a nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Too often my contemporaries on my college campus opt for lazy, noncommittal speech that safeguards against taking responsibility or shies away from decisive diction, fearing blind dismissal by the opposition.
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I am one of the people that has been a massive scold over the past year and a half about this idea of growing up, becoming more mature, taking responsibility.
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If you have two billion people, whether or not you want to admit responsibility for what you're doing, you end up taking responsibility because there's no one else to blame, right?
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Liberal media watchdog group Media Matters for America praised the move, saying it inspired "some optimism that might be capable of taking responsibility for the ways its platforms have empowered extremists."
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"They admit that they are not taking responsibility for the validity of the system," Bruce McConnell, a former cybersecurity official for the Department of Homeland Security, told the Intercept in 2014.
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Moreover, Johnson's decision to jump ship after the Brexit decision came through rather than running for prime minister mirrors Slughorn's dislike of taking responsibility for the consequences of his actions, i.e.
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A writer who said she worked with Melania Trump on her Republican convention speech is taking responsibility for using passages from First Lady Michelle Obama's address at the 2008 Democratic convention.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It is easy for British businesses to use Brexit as an excuse rather than taking responsibility for their poor performance, Brexit minister Dominic Raab told BBC Radio on Thursday.
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If, for example, a cheater blames their infidelity on alcohol or an inability to control themselves rather than taking responsibility, it could mean the relationship is beyond repair, Insider previously reported.
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"And the real question is, these people work for me at the state government, so I am taking responsibility for their actions, and I'm focusing on fixing the problem," he said.
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The result was taking responsibility for them away from broadcasters and turning it over to an official debates commission with David Johnston, the widely respected former governor general, as its head.
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Without a full accounting for what went wrong, a process that includes taking responsibility, it's hard to identify those weaknesses — never mind figuring out how to avoid them in the future.
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The family was not expecting Rini to plead guilty, Jacobs said, and that all of them, including Timmothy's father and grandmother, were glad that Rini was taking responsibility for his actions.
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Ivanka is taking responsibility for the role that she'll play — we should all take a line out of that book and put our actions to work for our values in real life.
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When women don't come forward or agree to stay silent, they are often taking responsibility for their own livelihood – even if, as Amy insists, it extends the power and reach of silence.
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The survey also showed that almost 37 percent of employees seeing others trying to avoid taking responsibility for actions or decisions with many linking this tendency with a fear of making mistakes.
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As Castro continued to blame all of Cuba's economic ills on the US embargo rather than taking responsibility for his own policies, some Cubans sought a new life in the United States.
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Despite seeming relatively into mindfulness—Hart's Instagram dispatches were full of affirmations and language about positivity—he blamed society for the backlash to his actions, instead of taking responsibility for them himself.
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A breakaway faction calling itself Jamat-ul-Ahrar is taking responsibility for Sunday's suicide bombing at a park in Lahore, which left at least 74 people dead and at least 362 injured.
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" The kinds of stories he wants to tell are about "people taking responsibility, coming to accept who they are," Mr. Squyres said, adding, "There's a lot of repressed emotions in his films.
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These campaigns have made that switch by taking responsibility for engaging voters and volunteers online away from an isolated "digital" department and putting it at the core of their field team's strategy.
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That means moving people around, which will ruffle feathers and create bureaucratic enemies for Mr. Kushner among those who feel he may be taking responsibility away from them and diminishing their power.
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Tip: Handle resistance gracefully by focusing on the issue and remaining non-confrontational, taking responsibility if you contributed to an issue, and asking for the resistors' help in coming to a resolution.
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Given the President's construction of an alternate universe where he's permitted to utter lies by the thousands without ever taking responsibility, his inept attempt to address Wednesday's bomb threats was, perhaps, inevitable.
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In 2009, Hahn testified on Capitol Hill, taking responsibility for a doctor who worked for him who had botched the prostate cancer care of dozens of military veterans, according to Hahn's testimony.
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The stakes remain too high for the truth to come out, and restorative justice's core work — recognizing harm, taking responsibility for it, and beginning to repair it — cannot happen under these circumstances.
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The Facebook CEO spent much of the time taking responsibility for the privacy scandals that have consumed his company recently, but he also pointed out that he's been the victim of fake news.
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And then, just days after the election, I was furious when I learned he had entered a settlement that allowed him to avoid a trial, and to avoid taking responsibility for his actions.
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Corbyn, though he has twisted this way and that to avoid taking responsibility for his past positions – or even admitting he had them – may not suffer electorally because of his views on Israel.
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Leah Remini takes on Scientology in A & E series "The way the organization has responded without taking responsibility for what they do to people, I need to continue," Remini told The Hollywood Reporter.
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On the other hand, the top reasons for negative reviews were poor aesthetic outcome, surgeon non-competence, the surgeon not acknowledging or taking responsibility for poor outcomes and the procedure being too expensive.
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People there are experiencing a rude awakening after irresponsible politicians first lured the country into Brexit then, once the decision was made, bolted and instead of taking responsibility went off to play cricket.
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Though Hart has since apologized for his comments, which included several uses of the word "fag," some feel as though he still doesn't behave as if he's taking responsibility for his past actions.
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"The intent of this letter is to start a dialogue in service of taking responsibility for the emotional challenge that this experience has caused you and your family," Venit added in his letter.
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The news teams decided their mission "meant actually having an opinion, taking responsibility for our content, and deciding that we were going to do a lot to actively prioritize quality journalism," Hardiman says.
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More than 8,000 people have been killed since Duterte took power on June 30 last year, with police taking responsibility for a third of those deaths, citing self-defense during anti-narcotics operations.
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Lehrer did his best to avoid taking responsibility, lying to reporters and blaming his own high IQ. Lehrer ultimately did face consequences—he resigned from The New Yorker—but not for long, really.
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On Friday night, a photo was posted on Rovsek's Instagram account of her and Christian holding hands and gazing into each other's eyes — and Christian wasn't shy about taking responsibility for posting it.
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And if we want that to change, one place to start is with experts taking responsibility for the damage they've done to communities like Lancaster, Ohio—and to workers and companies across America.
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But a private sector sale is the preferred solution, not least because taking responsibility for the steel plants could leave taxpayers on the hook for large losses and invoke EU state aid concerns.
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"Instead of taking responsibility and ensuring the return of our misappropriated trade secrets, SunPower subsidiary Cogenra raced to court to divert attention from its conduct by filing a meritless lawsuit," SolarCity told TechCrunch.
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After taking responsibility for fixing New York City's troubled subway system, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, moved Patrick J. Foye, the Port Authority's executive director, to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to help devise solutions.
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It is unacceptable that instead of taking responsibility for the terrorist material thriving on the platform, Zuckerberg is trying to thwart the EU authorities' efforts to ensure a safer online environment for Europeans.
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Al Qaeda has claimed some of the attacks, while Islamic State has claimed 17 killings since first taking responsibility for murders in Bangladesh in September last year, according to U.S.-based monitoring service SITE.
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BRUSSELS, April 9 (Reuters) - Facebook has revised the terms related to its users' data following demands from the European Commission and consumer authorities, including taking responsibility when data has been mishandled by third parties.
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Yeah, because he felt like these internet companies or tech companies are manipulating us so much, and they're making us addicted by ... They're also taking, same theme, not taking responsibility for what they're doing.
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The leaders of the two main opposition parties said their 159 members would all resign if the impeachment motion failed, taking responsibility for their inability to follow through on the demands of the public.
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"By acknowledging the mistakes we made, taking responsibility for them ... we are committed to a ZTE that is fully compliant, healthy and trustworthy," said ZTE Chief Executive Zhao Xianming said in an emailed statement.
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"The government will swiftly push forth corporate restructuring following the rule that companies must figure out how to survive and find competitiveness on their own while taking responsibility," Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho said.
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That mentality is so Silicon Valley, and I think here's someone who created most of the damage not taking responsibility for it, not having any kind of sorry, there's not a real sorry here.
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Taking responsibility for policymaking away from a technocratic elite and entrusting it to a broader community of engaged citizens would only lead to more partisan conflict, assuming that such a program were even workable.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey gives himself a "C" grade for taking "responsibility," which was one of the most specific answers he gave during a live Twitter Q&A with journalist Kara Swisher on Tuesday.
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This means taking responsibility for the systems into which we are becoming increasingly intertwined; holding stakeholders and participants accountable; improving products and infrastructure; and exploring new realms of entrepreneurship, social development and intellectual creativity.
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"How can line-level workers be held accountable to the degree that they clearly have been, and yet nobody in the upper level of management seems to be taking responsibility for it?" he asked.
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DeStefano will also continue to oversee the Office of Presidential Personnel, as well as taking responsibility for the Office of Public Liaison and the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, people familiar with the plans said.
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For its part, Israel has conducted more than 100 bombing and missile raids in Syria, without ever admitting it or taking responsibility, against storage sites for weapons and convoys supplying the Iranian-led forces.
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A career center she founded, OneKC for Women, now plans to host a session in mid-December, called "What Women Want From Men in the Workplace," to push the conversation toward men's taking responsibility.
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Overwhelmingly, the commitments made in the CDC's challenge represented commercial interests taking responsibility for their own actions: using antibiotics more conservatively, making them more carefully, relying more on vaccines to make them less necessary.
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The Share At the conclusion of writing time is The Writing Share, in which two students take turns sitting at the front of the room, taking responsibility to gain attention and manage their audience.
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A comprehensive response would also seek to repair behavior motivated by bias and hold people accountable for their actions by taking responsibility for the harms they caused the victims and to the broader community.
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" While she assured that she is "in no way taking responsibility from him or accountability," she said of her marriage: "We built a life together and there are so many lives that would be affected.
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So rather than taking responsibility for being incredibly unpopular, he could be trying to pave the way for a "stabbed in the back" narrative that puts the blame on Republican elites for electing Hillary Clinton.
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It's hard to understand why he always seemed to butt heads with his players when he held them in such high esteem, while simultaneously never once taking responsibility for his inability to, you know, coach.
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Yet instead of taking responsibility for the epidemic and doing something about it, most of the leaders of the food industry actively resist a change of direction and the needed changes in public-health regulation.
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People are used to talking with their doctors about their personal health, but taking responsibility for the health of others comes up only infrequently, often in public discourse around smoking, drinking and driving, and vaccines.
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In general, they see Russia as a threat, value America's international leadership and worry that the presidency has become too powerful and Congress too supine, especially in not taking responsibility for authorizing overseas military operations.
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"In grey areas in the financial markets, none of the (three regulatory commissions) were taking responsibility to fully monitor the situation," Xu, deputy chief economist at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, told CNBC.
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I woke up to people in power, who have repeatedly put their own interests in front of those of their people, expressing regret and calling for an investigation, but not taking responsibility for the disaster.
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Taking responsibility for that particular chore can be intimidating in any kind of home, but it's even more difficult for those living in dorms or apartment building with communal washing machines located in the basement.
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The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission said it was concerned that no one was taking responsibility for the deployment of soldiers that the opposition says were harassing its supporters and ordinary citizens in townships at night.
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So while there is definitely a clear case for inattention to duty and severe punishment for the staff involved in the Epstein suicide, it does not absolve management from taking responsibility for this agency culture.
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The simmering controversy over the raid flared up again on Tuesday when Trump broke with decades of presidential precedent and blamed the military for the failed operation — and for Owens's death — rather than taking responsibility himself.
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Instead of taking responsibility, Trump and his aides have dodged and deflected, first blaming Democrats for the policy (which they had nothing to do with) and now pinning the problem on a new scapegoat: The parents.
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This wasn't about just celebrating or affirming women, but insisting that his gender should improve — from changing attitudes to avoiding stereotypes to taking responsibility for equity in relationships: So we need to break through these limitations.
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" BLUNT: It does seem to me that what you do there is create a source close to the former director of the FBI, as opposed to just taking responsibility yourself for saying, "Here are these records.
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By taking responsibility, publicly responding and admonishing the alleged negative behavior of a single sales representative in his sprawling empire, Musk turned one customer's bad experience into a(nother) reason for his fans to adore him.
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In a speech in the German capital, Zarif said the countries who blamed Iran or Qatar for terrorism were trying to avoid taking responsibility for their own failures in addressing the demands of their own people.
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"We have been convinced for months that the defendant was faking or maligning her so-called incompetency as a delay tactic to avoid taking responsibility for killing her husband," O'Green said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Taking responsibility for the decision, which he considered to be an internal personnel matter and an appropriate response to Mr Benalla's "shocking" behaviour, he said that Mr Macron, who was in Australia, did not object when informed.
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In response to Thursday's incident, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) released a rare statement taking responsibility for the attack in Syria, but denied that any Israeli planes had been shot down as the Assad regime had claimed.
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"I'm heartbroken at this moment my partners and I wanted this to be an amazing event it was NOT A SCAM … I truly apologize as this is NOT MY FAULT… but I'm taking responsibility," continued the star.
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The stadium, which underwent costly modernizations for the 2014 World Cup and the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Olympic Games, has been unused since late last year with no-one taking responsibility for its upkeep.
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Afterward, Ralph and Charley get into it about what happened, and Ralph accuses Charley of blaming Micah's current state of mind on his jail stay instead of taking responsibility for the way she and Davis raised him.
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"Look, I think we are taking responsibility in terms of pushing new legislation through but not the failures of legislation that happened before the president got into office," said White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The other side: For all the gripes we're hearing about Facebook not taking responsibility for its position in the news ecosystem seriously, it's worth noting some of the radical statements the company has made in recent weeks.
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But the real power of the program was on display in San Luis: young people seeing individual actions improving the world around them and local residents witnessing young people taking responsibility for their own lives and communities.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions is taking responsibility for authorizing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to remain in charge of the Russia investigation, and detailed the process by which former FBI Director James Comey was fired.
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For hosts like Dolores, freedom and the power of self-awareness also means taking responsibility for your choices, and her desire to get to "the weapon" and use it against her former captors has obliterated her conscience.
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Mr. Johnson, at that time already being discussed as a future prime minister, seemed enamored of the status and power of City Hall, but "bored with the whole concept of politics and taking responsibility," Ms. Jones said.
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The burgeoning movement, particularly evident in urban areas, to film police officers carrying out their duties, especially when confronting people of color has much to do with holding police to account and taking responsibility for each other.
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Last month, amid continuing fallout from the Times story, outgoing communications and policy head Elliot Schrage published a note taking responsibility for the Soros research and attributing the reason for the work to the investor's comments at Davos.
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Instead of interpreting the firings as the network's way of taking responsibility for its errors, Trump persecuted the entire organization while also lumping in NBC, CBS, ABC, The New York Times, and The Washington Post for good measure.
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Although lawyers were ultimately unable to prove what, exactly, the 36-year-old put in her concoction, she pleaded no contest in February to a manslaughter charge, effectively taking responsibility for the death of at least one patient.
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I still remember how startled I was by the frankness of a fellow Jesuit explaining that as a German he had no right to take pride in Bach and Brahms without taking responsibility for Bergen-Belsen and Birkenau.
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"This can be through initially involving them in applying their eczema creams with their care-giver, then applying their creams by themselves with supervision, then ultimately taking responsibility for the administration of their eczema creams alone," Smith added.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Facebook has bowed to pressure from the European Commission and consumer authorities by revising its terms, making it clear what it does with users' data and taking responsibility when data has been mishandled by third parties.
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The 58-year-old, who took over in 2006 and recently signed a contract extension through to 2022, said he was taking responsibility for the premature exit after losses to Mexico and South Korea in the group stage.
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"Taking responsibility for flying a bird free has a really positive impact on mental health and well-being," Morris said, occasionally interrupted by hoots and shrieking sounds from the various owls kept in the aviary at the falconry.
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I probably wouldn't be writing this article if Biden had just taken the leadership opportunity that was presented to him by taking responsibility, apologizing, then urging all other men to reflect on their own potentially offensive and inappropriate behavior.
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"But it's not all about the money - it's about taking responsibility for the environment and other communities," Dubria told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in her home on Mount Apo while brewing a pot of thick, aromatic, treacle-like coffee.
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The European Union committee in the House of Lords said in a report it was alarmed by a lack of strategy to cater for the needs of unaccompanied migrant children, with police and governments avoiding taking responsibility for them.
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I also stand before my children, for them to see their father taking responsibility for his mistakes, mistakes that have forced them to bear a shameful spotlight which they have done nothing to deserve, and this breaks my heart.
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In taking responsibility for mistakes in the lead-up to the war and its aftermath, Mr. Blair on Wednesday also defended the decision to remove Mr. Hussein from power, saying the world is now a better place for it.
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But because he was afraid of taking responsibility for destroying the Dreamers' lives, Mr. Trump is trying to pass the job off to the Supreme Court by arguing that DACA was an illegal exercise of authority from the start.
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"Teenagers want to start calling their own shots and taking responsibility for their decisions, and that's a good thing, but we need to find out why they're doing it," said Angela Lemond, a registered dietitian nutritionist in Plano, Tex.
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"While it remains unclear why the National Archives considered it offensive to reference the president or women's bodies, it is doing the right thing by hearing the public's concerns, taking responsibility and being transparent," she said in a statement.
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Epshteyn, who was born in the Soviet Union in 85033 before emigrating to the U.S. in 1993 with his family, served as a surrogate for Trump during the campaign before taking responsibility for the White House's TV surrogates strategy.
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Katie Couric issued a statement on Tuesday taking responsibility for a "misleading" scene in a documentary she produced on gun violence, in which gun rights activists appeared to struggle to answer a question posed by the veteran TV journalist.
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By not taking responsibility for its attacks in Turkey, ISIS wants to do the same, triggering societal fault lines, this time between supporters and opponents of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, leftists and rightists, Turks and Kurds, seculars and conservatives.
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Candidates need to start by acknowledging that the strategies of yesteryear will not work today, taking responsibility for the decisions and policies that brought us to this point and working to bring in new voices and ideas to uplift us all.
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"Always blaming other people and events you can't control creates legitimacy problems, because people interpret it as a sign that you are powerless against your environment, aren't taking responsibility for fixing things and aren't learning from setbacks and mistakes," says Sutton.
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" Rubio praised Snyder for taking responsibility for Flint, saying that the federal government is responsible for "helping local communities to respond to a catastrophe of this kind" and to help Michigan "to ensure that something like this never happens again.
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Zarif told the group earlier on Monday that Europe should use its influence to defuse tensions in the Gulf, arguing that those countries that blamed Iran or Qatar for terrorism were trying to avoid taking responsibility for their own failures.
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"23andMe is leading the charge of this whole movement of the consumer actually paying it for themselves, making it affordable, and actually owning the information and taking responsibility for what they learn and implementing that into their daily lives," Wojcicki said.
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Giuliani's remarks also appeared to contradict comments Cohen made taking responsibility for the payment, a point Hannity pressed on Wednesday night, saying he "distinctly" remembered that Cohen said he had made the payment on his own without discussing it with Trump.
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These caveats aside, the coalition recognizes that it did make numerous mistakes in its early prosecution of the air war, and its new Joint Incident Assessment Team is the beginning of a long journey of taking responsibility for those errors.
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CC: It's young, I think it's also in China there's a lot of times, you have a lot of people have a very different behavior online and so they have to say a lot of things online without taking responsibility.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British charity Oxfam said on Monday that Deputy Chief Executive Penny Lawrence had resigned, taking responsibility for how the organization "failed to act adequately" in response to concerns raised internally about sexual misconduct by some members of staff.
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For all the damage that shot does to Charlotte's offense, Kidd-Gilchrist works like a dog on the defensive end, gang rebounding, taking responsibility for the hardest cover so Walker or Nicolas Batum don't have to worry about it, etc.
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" The President's former fixer -- who once said he'd "take a bullet" for Trump -- told ABC News he "gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty" and that he "should not be the only one taking responsibility for his actions.
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Schumer and Pelosi got a soundbite of the president taking responsibility for a government shutdown that could impact millions of Americans, while Trump got to show how seriously he takes border security (in contrast to Schumer and Pelosi, he argues).
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Living ethically means understanding that our actions have consequences, taking responsibility for how those consequences ripple out across the web of life in which each of us is irrevocably enmeshed and working every day to ease what suffering we can.
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In the wake of a divorce or breakup, or even a difficult-but-necessary separation from a friend, she wants you to find empowerment in taking responsibility for your part and asking: What am I going to do about it?
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Empathy requires that I get into your mental space, into your head, into your experience, and give you the comfort of knowing that I made that effort to listen and care, and that I'm taking responsibility for what I hear.
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In that peaceful revolution 30 years ago, the East Germans, the "Ossis," liberated themselves at last — but then they had to learn the tough lesson that the magic word "freedom" means nothing more or less than taking responsibility for yourself.
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"We are taking responsibility for our failure to ultimately identify and verify the issues arising out of the battery design and manufacturing process prior to the launch of the Note 7," said Koh Dong-jin, president of Samsung's mobile communications business.
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But the damage had been done—though Apple isn't taking responsibility for damages—and Apple was hit with a series of class actions and inquiries from the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission in 225 and 218.
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"Instead of monitoring and taking responsibility for the spread of misinformation on their platforms, Google has chosen to pursue a disingenuous and frankly dangerous shift in their policies so they can claim publicly to be serious about the problem," McGowan said.
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In her new role Jeanny will also serve as the senior site leader for the Taipei bureau, taking the lead on the bureau's contacts with government agencies and with clients and taking responsibility for issues such as staff safety and other operational matters.
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For a group that is quick to claim attacks by its affiliates even when those links are tenuous, it seems that in Niger they want to build up numbers on the ground before taking responsibility for attacks that would likely provoke retaliatory airstrikes.
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My idea was to grapple with more of this as a way of thinking towards AI. What is the world coming to if we have to consider a robot's guilt or lack there of and are robot's even capable of taking responsibility?
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Sean "Diddy" Combs shared a moving tribute to slain rapper Nipsey Hussle in the form of a lengthy video, in which he repeatedly urges his "brothers and sisters" to stop being at war with themselves, and begin taking responsibility for their actions.
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What makes the show so vital for 2016 is its argument that, yes, working to make the world a better place involves working to end oppressive systems — but it also involves taking responsibility for your own actions, your own complicity in the system.
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Rick Snyder repeatedly said that he was taking responsibility for the crisis even as she reminded him that his then-chief of staff sent an email in July 2015 to a health department official warning of lead in the Flint drinking water.
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In an age where all of those conversations are happening online, instead of just at cocktail parties and other IRL social gatherings, it's necessary to start taking responsibility for what happens on your Facebook page, on your Instagram, and in your Twitter mentions.
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And this is the funny thing about this campaign and the largely white baby boomers who support it: while they usually complain about young kids not taking responsibility like they do, everything that is bad in their lives is someone else's fault.
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Beijing's official People's Daily newspaper on Wednesday called the United States a troublemaker and said it has no right to lecture China about taking responsibility for reining in North Korea as tensions on the peninsula are a direct result of U.S. actions.
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" "This is not directed toward President (Donald) Trump, it would apply equally to any President," Kaine said on Wednesday, adding, "It's fundamentally about Congress owning up to and taking responsibility for the most significant decision that we should ever have to make.
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" Kaine argued Wednesday that the resolution is "not directed toward President Trump, it would apply equally to any President," adding, "It's fundamentally about Congress owning up to and taking responsibility for the most significant decision that we should ever have to make.
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Japan and the United States, which have eradicated hatred and cultivated friendship and trust on the basis of common values, are now, and especially now, taking responsibility for appealing to the world about the importance of tolerance and the power of reconciliation.
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She argued that Mr. Weinstein's sexual encounters were consensual, that his accusers were lying to achieve celebrity status, that women weren't taking responsibility for their safety, and that men were the true victims and the movement had robbed them of their fundamental rights.
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Reported Politico: "so far, the European response has focused on trying to placate Iran instead of displaying solidarity with the U.S." Who can blame them for not taking responsibility for peace in the Middle East when the president is creating further mayhem?
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After all the controversy over the investigation, he said, "there is a need for a clear signal of a fresh page, and this signal can be given only by me", even it involved taking responsibility for actions "where I am not involved".
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With SpaceX taking responsibility for the launch of the Falcon 9, Spaceflight Industries handled "all the mission management planning, engineering, integration, mission assurance and system engineering processes, regulatory and policy procedures, contracting, and business development for the mission," the company said in a statement.
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Nissan isn't looking to take on the financial responsibility, so it has paired self-parking to a smartphone app, with the user holding down a button while the car is parking, showing they are taking responsibility, even if they are not at the wheel.
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As Ms Roupenian herself has said about the story, Margot's behaviour speaks to the way that many women, especially young women, move through the world: not making people angry, taking responsibility for other people's emotions, working extremely hard to keep everyone around them happy.
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Of course, delaying opening and storing the meal kits fall on your shoulders, not the service, but Hallman takes issue with the services for not taking responsibility for any food safety concerns when deliveries don't arrive on time, as well FedEx, UPS, and USPS.
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If Facebook is seen as taking responsibility for the accuracy of information in its news feed through labeling, readers could start assuming that unlabeled stories have survived scrutiny from fact checkers (which is rarely correct — there are far too many for humans to check everything).
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If someone is sharing incorrect information in a video that's going on YouTube, and it's going to be promoted algorithmically to millions of people, it actually does make sense that YouTube should be the one taking responsibility for what it's promoting in that way.
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Indeed, Mr. Van Noten has often said that one of the hardest things about running a fashion brand was not just the well-documented pressure to be creative on command but taking responsibility for the growing number of employees whose livelihoods depended on him.
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This is not about allowing "free-market capitalism" to control supply and demand as the authors suggest, but rather about governments taking responsibility for their citizens' well-being, and not allowing the market for harmful substances to remain in the hands of organized criminals.
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WASHINGTON, May 2 (Reuters) - United Airlines Chief Executive Oscar Munoz will tell the U.S. Congress on Tuesday he is taking responsibility for a series of failures that led to the April 9 forced removal of a passenger from a Chicago airplane that prompted worldwide condemnation.
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It's less than three weeks before Election Day and Heitkamp is not talking about trade, health care or taxes, but instead is blanketing North Dakota media with emotional interviews taking responsibility and looking to redirect questions about how this will impact her political future.
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I've learned things through experience which I share, and through these last couple of weeks, I've learned a lot through this well deserved internet dragging…… This is about a man owning up to his actions, taking responsibility, recognizing how to do better, and actually doing better.
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" A statement issued Friday on behalf of Lawrence-Daley asserts that she and her attorneys "feel confident that viewers and the public can see that the hotel's attempt to blame the victim in this case is their last plea to avoid taking responsibility for their failures.
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"For folks who came willing to put hands in cuffs today, to take a risk, either symbolic or factual, for taking responsibility for the removal of that statue, this whole community says thank you," said Serena Sebring, an organizer with advocacy group Southerners on New Ground (SONG).
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"We will react pointedly to any attempts for amateur activity of personal trainers and therefore we will continue to insist on centralized training in national teams as a way of strictly controlling the medical rehabilitation of competitors and of taking responsibility," the federation said in a statement.
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I've learned things through experience which I share, and through these last couple of weeks, I've learned a lot through this well-deserved internet dragging...... This is about a man owning up to his actions, taking responsibility, recognizing how to do better, and actually doing better.
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" Pahle added that while she hadn't made a "conscious decision" to boycott the Drafthouse, "I'm not comfortable giving my money to an organization where I know that they are knowingly covering up an abuser and they've done it for years, that they're not taking responsibility for it.
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Some accountants said the move to punish companies could see firms taking responsibility for "rogue employees" and may increase the risk burden on firms doing business in Britain, which is seeing lower levels of investment because of uncertainty over the June 23 referendum on EU membership.
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He told the justices that the Trump administration's earliest stated reason for the rollback — that DACA was illegal — was without merit, letting administration officials upend the lives of hundreds of thousands of people who relied on the deportation relief program without taking responsibility for the decision.
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If anything, the ideal is that sinners, once they have been transformed by grace, would actively and consistently use that grace to work for a better world, and engage in true repentance for their prior actions; a repentance that would involve taking responsibility and making amends.
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While it wasn't quite as striking as Monday's clear tactic to pressure Mann into taking responsibility for her alleged rape, this line of questioning still elicited the same concerns over victim-blaming, and is often part of the reason many women cease to come forward all together.
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Without warning, she's launched headfirst into the shady world of insurance claims and settlements, as a company that should be compensating her turns out to be owned by another, and yet another, like a terrible nightmare of empty Russian dolls, each guarding the next from taking responsibility.
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"We are encouraged that partner nations see the value in taking responsibility for the appropriate disposition of their citizens who chose to travel to Syria and fight ISIS," said Garrett Marquis, a spokesman for the White House's National Security Council, who declined to address specific countries.
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Suppressing speech is anathema not just to the U.S. constitution and its First Amendment, and not just to the libertarian ethos that pervades Silicon Valley companies, but also to the safe harbor legal framework that protects online sites from taking responsibility for their content in the first place.
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"While some or many owners may wish to avoid taking responsibility for what they own, ultimately they are either going to participate in the decision-making or pay for the consequences if they do not," said Marc J. Luxemburg, a Manhattan lawyer who represents condo and co-op boards.
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A 588-page book he published online last month, "Inquilab-i-Mehsud," or "Revolution of the Mehsuds," chronicles the militant group's formation and activities, including taking responsibility for the 2007 assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, the first woman to lead a country in the Muslim world.
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"If we don't have border security, we'll shut down the government — this country needs border security," Mr. Trump declared as the testy back and forth unfolded, and Mr. Schumer reminded the president repeatedly that he had called several times for a shutdown, appearing to goad him into taking responsibility.
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The show, which can be watched on YouTube, spent about a third of its running time on the pension changes, but largely to praise Mr. Putin for taking responsibility for making such difficult but necessary step now, when he could have safely waited until the end of his term.
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What it is: Another humor-based puzzler, Donut County is about a trash-talking raccoon not taking responsibility for the destruction he's bringing by sucking everyone and everything in his wake into an inescapable pit of nothingness (you know, like a lot of our world leaders right now).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Silver Lining of Leaving Paris" (editorial, June 2): While everyone on the planet should be grateful that various American states and cities are taking responsibility for fighting global warming, the world's richest country must simply find the will to enact a national solution.
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Part of the reason so many people—young women, especially—were drawn to Halsey, before she was even marketed as the generational voice she is now, is because she spoke candidly about being drawn to sex, drugs, and all the wrong people, while also taking responsibility for those things.
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Leanne, who is not sharing her last name, told CBS Evening News in an interview on Monday that she was taking responsibility for her actions after she crossed the jaguar enclosure's waist-high barrier at Wildlife World Zoo in Litchfield Park, Arizona, in an attempt to get a closer photo.
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Cory Booker: Well, I want to take a step back because I think America, I hope they know the story, which is as a mayor who had no control over my schools, a school system undertaken by the state, and I was one of those mayors that said I'm taking responsibility.
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Blaming Iran or Qatar for "terrorism" is an attempt by those countries to avoid taking responsibility for their own failures in addressing the demands of their own people, he said in a speech in the German capital in which he argued for a new regional security mechanism for the Gulf countries.
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The White House statement giving the Turks the green light to enter northeastern Syria included a vague reference to Turkey taking responsibility for all captured ISIS fighters held in the Kurdish controlled areas, but the SDF said there have been no discussions on how this handover of control would work.
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" In another hit—" Di San Zhe " ("Third Party"), by the Malaysian-born superstar Fish Leong—a woman is magnanimous toward her rival, taking responsibility for the loss of her man and insisting that the third party shouldn't be blamed: "Although your choice has destroyed me, I will take it positively.
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ET, NBCS Boston, FS Florida (Orlando) ABOUT THE CELTICS (287-2105): Coach Brad Stevens is sensing his players taking responsibility for their actions and making some of the adjustments on their own, as they did Friday, which led to both Irving and Al Horford going off for 2100 points in the fourth quarter.
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"I see it that way because a country needs to take responsibility for the rule of law in the country, and this is the first step on the road of taking responsibility and it is a positive thing," She said, according to a transcript of the news conference posted on her Facebook page.
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We've addressed it before here, but many players feel like the deck has been stacked against them, and that the NFL found an attorney in Seeger that it knew it could work with while also giving the appearance of taking responsibility for lying about the science of player safety for so long.
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A study published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology reported that when conservative participants were presented with messages about how a pro-environmental agenda maintains the purity of America or how taking responsibility for yourself and the land you call home is patriotic, they were more likely to support that agenda.
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Giving birth to my son, Miles, was a world apart from becoming Lawrence's legal guardian, but Lawrence had given me a crash course in parental decision-making, taking responsibility for another person's livelihood and knowing what it's like to have your heart swell with love you didn't even know you were missing.
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For many years, he had been a leading campaigner for what is generally called "self-deliverance"—that is, bringing about one's own death by taking responsibility for the whole procedure, including acquiring the means to do so—and he had assisted Al Purdy, a well-known Canadian poet, to die at home this way.
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But, I do have some good news for you, Scorpio, if you're hoping for some kind of karmic retribution: Fuckboys have a hard time taking responsibility for things, and the shit will really hit the fan for them this month when a cluster of planets meets in Capricorn during the January 17 new moon.
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The United States has long wanted Europe to step up as a geopolitical partner — taking responsibility for security problems in its own neighborhood as well as doing more to help the United States deal with geopolitical issues around the world, including in the Middle East and Asia — but has been consistently disappointed when it didn't happen.
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It's like being asked about your high school bullies well into your thirties.) The most honest, unflinching answer she's given yet was telling Cohen that the worst mistake she ever made in her career was drinking and driving, a surprisingly (sorry) sober answer from a woman who isn't best known for taking responsibility for her actions.
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The individual, who has not been named, came forward in an interview with The New Yorker on Wednesday, taking responsibility for disclosing records that show Cohen used a shell company to receive payments from firms seeking access to the Trump administration -- including AT&T and a New York-based investment firm linked to a Russian oligarch.
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Founded just a year ago by Bastian Knutzen and Chris Maslowski, Movinga is attempting to move home removals online with a consumer-facing brand that let's you get an instant quote and book your home removal without the need for an in-person home inspection and with Movinga overseeing and taking responsibility for the whole process.
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The SDF turned the detainees over to Macedonia in Syria, and transportation out of Syria was likely provided by the U.S. U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in February declared that "doing nothing is not an option," and urged reluctant allies during a meeting in Rome to help address the growing crisis by taking responsibility for their own citizens.
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Courtney E. Smith for Refinery29 argues for conscious consumerism to help curb any additional promotion, and thereby absolution, of men who have treated women abhorrently, which can potentially stop the trope from continuing on not only as a revered lifestyle but also as an excuse to get someone out of taking responsibility for mistreating a person.
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But the standout voice in this tender and empowering novel — reminiscent of Toni Morrison's "The Bluest Eye," but appropriate for a much younger audience — belongs to Genesis herself, as she discovers a truth that we adults would do well to remember: Growing up isn't just about taking responsibility for the happiness and well-being of others.
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The new watchdog would be funded by the tech industry but have powers of enforcement, including the ability to fine tech companies who do not toe the line, and potentially even block those services entirely in the U.K. "Online companies must start taking responsibility for their platforms, and help restore public trust in this technology," Prime Minister Theresa May said in a statement.
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Former White House staff secretary Rob Porter "recalled that the President asked him if [then-Associate Attorney General Rachel] Brand was good, tough, and 'on the team,'" the report states, adding that Trump later told Porter to "keep in touch" with Brand, a personal friend, and "sound her out about taking responsibility for the investigation" and being promoted to attorney general.
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" After "Cat Person" became a phenomenon on the perils of romance in the digital age, its 36-year-old author, Kristen Roupenian, told The New Yorker that Margot succumbing "speaks to the way that many women, especially young women, move through the world: not making people angry, taking responsibility for other people's emotions, working extremely hard to keep everyone around them happy.
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But what really interests me about him is that he is speaking to young men in a language they are interested in hearing, telling them that the culture wars, and especially women, are not to blame for their problems: They are, and only by taking responsibility for themselves, allowing themselves to be vulnerable, will they find themselves on the right track.
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" She continued, "Us coming together and taking responsibility for both of our parts and also Will being the successful guy that he is and being willing to share what his pitfalls were in the relationship and in his family, you can't imagine how many other successful men called and said, 'Wow, my wife has been saying the same thing for years.
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A small light in the darkness can go a long way to guiding people down the right path — and the more government sees private organizations succeeding, the more likely it will be to get involved (if only to take credit for the success itself!), and the more likely it is to gain the confidence it needs to begin taking responsibility for other problems that need solving.
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