I mean, do you want regular internet users ranking your news sources as most trustworthy to least trustworthy?
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Only 85033 percent of the American people in September of 2016 thought the media was trustworthy or very trustworthy.
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Blockchain systems are supposed to be more trustworthy, but in fact they are the least trustworthy systems in the world.
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Then the company said it would try to promote more "trustworthy" publications — once its users told them which publications were trustworthy.
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If you want to promote trustworthy news for billions of people, you first have to specify what is trustworthy and what is news.
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Trustworthiness is a problem for both candidates: Only 38% view Clinton as honest and trustworthy, and just 34% say Trump is honest and trustworthy.
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The network was found to be more trustworthy than Trump by 2000 percent of people, while 43 percent said Trump was more trustworthy than CNN.
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Ditto Paul Reiser, whose Dr. Owens summons a so-seemingly-trustworthy-he-must-not-be-trustworthy vibe, akin to his character Carter Burke in 1987's Aliens.
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Generally, women are perceived as more trustworthy than men, and the study found that entrepreneurs that were deemed more trustworthy received the most funding on these websites.
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If neither Trump nor the press can provide a trustworthy record of the facts set in their proper context, where can the average citizen go for trustworthy news?
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And in a Washington Post/ABC News poll released last week, 59% of registered voters surveyed believe that Clinton is not honest and trustworthy, with 62% believing Trump is not trustworthy.
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In a separate move, Facebook announced that it will instead prioritize posts from "trustworthy" news publishers and will rely on user surveys to determine who is trustworthy and who is not.
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"Once you miss a color you have to start again," he said of his Thembeka watch, which represents trustworthy women (thembeka means trustworthy in Zulu, and the small diamond shapes represent women).
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"Blue is trustworthy and because I'm a male and I was in my 20s at the time – females are more trustworthy in kids shows – I felt it was really important," John says.
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"Matt is the trustworthy and tough news man," Murphy said.
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Where should people look for trustworthy information on these issues?
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Madeline cannot solve her marital issues and can't be trustworthy.
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But polls also show they do not find her trustworthy.
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I doubt they'd be trustworthy enough to fry a hamburger.
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This doesn't necessarily mean that GDAX is great and trustworthy.
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The idea that this makes Trump trustworthy, however, is absurd.
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But are they as trustworthy as they claim to be?
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However, that doesn't necessarily make the Taliban a trustworthy partner.
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They might not be trustworthy, for better or for worse.
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It also enabled the company to showcase itself as trustworthy.
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Google also benefits by making its other ads more trustworthy.
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Many still critique the platform for not being completely trustworthy.
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You can look sincere, sympathetic, trustworthy, and possibly even capable.
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Employees who operate with integrity are trustworthy and command respect.
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Most people tell me they want someone who is trustworthy.
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On paper, the Houston Rockets seem like a trustworthy team.
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I was glad they at least thought I was trustworthy.
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Seek partners who are as trustworthy as they are lustworthy.
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Many learning techniques require a large amount of trustworthy data.
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She must convince the holdouts that she's honest and trustworthy.
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A newspaper isn't trustworthy because its profit margin is down.
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I have no doubt that work is heartfelt and trustworthy.
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Few American partners are more trustworthy than our British colleagues.
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The CCRI recommends DMCA Defender and Copybyte as trustworthy companies.
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In order to be trustworthy, you must make reasonable statements.
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His students praised him as a trustworthy and inspiring teacher.
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One is, 'Are they trustworthy, are they on my side?
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She was friendly and outgoing and, best of all, trustworthy.
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Neither side trusts the other; neither side is entirely trustworthy.
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Why, then, should Europeans consider this administration a trustworthy partner?
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"The company you work for is not trustworthy," she said.
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If light is peeking through, the glasses probably aren't trustworthy.
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The Chrysler Pacifica platform has proven trustworthy for driverless deployment.
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Just one in three said Trump was honest and trustworthy.
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She is no longer trustworthy, and neither is the movement.
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Fewer see the President as "honest and trustworthy" now than have at any point since before he launched his run for president in June 238, 22016% call him honest and trustworthy, 238% say he's not.
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Sixty-two percent consider Obama to be honest and trustworthy vs.
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Publications that Facebook deems "trustworthy" will be prioritized on the site.
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Two-thirds of Sanders voters say she's not honest or trustworthy.
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Just 1 in 3 voters said that Trump "honest" and "trustworthy".
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" He called his girlfriend the "most trustworthy person in the world.
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He's a stable, reliable, and trustworthy person, and we're good friends.
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We are committed to a new ZTE, compliant, healthy and trustworthy.
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Fifty percent of voters said Trump was more honest and trustworthy.
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According to surveys, many Americans do not think Clinton is trustworthy.
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The robots read your content as trustworthy, and therefore more important.
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Our elections are becoming less free, less fair, and less trustworthy.
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The Royals continue their search for a trustworthy No. 5 starter.
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Just look at this floppy-eared guy: Getty He looks trustworthy!
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They both look trustworthy, honest, and ready to make you laugh.
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The poll said 26 percent found Trump more trustworthy than Comey.
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One supporter quoted by the paper called Trump honest and trustworthy.
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True breakthroughs will emerge only by holding firm to trustworthy evidence.
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He has been a loyal and trustworthy VP to the President.
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" Bush said: "I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy.
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Second, even relatively trusted new sources have their less trustworthy bits.
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In addition, two-thirds say Clinton is neither honest nor trustworthy.
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There's a CCC talk on the theme of reasonably trustworthy computing.
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These details make me wonder how trustworthy Camille's memory really is.
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The problem, though, is that Barr is hardly a trustworthy party.
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The congressman added that he thought "some" intelligence officials were trustworthy.
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Some expert opinions are more trustworthy than your own amateur research.
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Devoted and trustworthy, you don't open up to friends right away.
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We see what David sees, though his mind isn't exactly trustworthy.
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A majority of white Americans say that Donald Trump is the most trustworthy candidate in the 2016 election (54%) while Blacks and Hispanics say that Hillary Clinton is the most trustworthy candidate (703% and 59% respectively).
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A poll released by Quinnipiac University earlier this week showed that 45 percent of Americans believe her Republican opponent Donald Trump is a more trustworthy presidential candidate, compared to 37 percent who believe Clinton is more trustworthy.
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In the Fox News Latino poll released Monday, 78% of Latino voters believe that the Republican nominee is not honest or trustworthy, as opposed to Clinton, whom 51% of Latino voters believe is not honest or trustworthy.
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But still, 8913% say they see neither candidate as honest and trustworthy.
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Economists, in fact, have no trustworthy theory of what produces technological breakthroughs.
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Forty-six percent of Mormons said the president is honest and trustworthy.
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These folks are often perceived as kind, generous, and trustworthy, she says.
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The cases have likely hurt his reputation for being trustworthy among Palestinians.
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I think it's absolutely affordable for people who want trustworthy, quality news.
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Chancellor Merkel has been consistent; she has been steady; she is trustworthy.
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One of Finra's goals is to help investors select trustworthy financial advisers.
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This is a man who constantly... (APPLAUSE) SANTORUM: He is not trustworthy.
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After two days or so, though, these observations are no longer trustworthy.
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The fact that she was an ajumma meant she was automatically trustworthy.
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"I like it when journalists are objective and trustworthy," the designer wrote.
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Mavis Beacon was simply a woman who looked like a trustworthy teacher.
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No institution, at least in theory, is required to ensure trustworthy transactions.
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Who says sexiness can't be found in someone who is also trustworthy?
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However, Maduro insists Venezuela's system is entirely trustworthy and impossible to hack.
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And it would not hurt if governments were more open and trustworthy.
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"There was a time when presidents were honorable, trustworthy," the narrator intones.
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And it asked readers to tell it what news sites are trustworthy.
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He's proven himself to be trustworthy and adaptive in fast paced markets.
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Which is to say, it's been a pretty constant and trustworthy companion.
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That said, South Korean media can be trustworthy and vital to readers.
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I see from polls that Hillary scores very low on "trustworthy" questions.
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There simply isn't a legitimate, trustworthy brand to put against the iPhone.
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Questions also remain about how Facebook will deem which publishers are trustworthy.
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Just 1 in 3 voters said that Trump was honest and trustworthy.
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She was extremely, profoundly alone, and she saw Tony as someone trustworthy.
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We do that by making informed choices and seeking out trustworthy information.
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Fortunately, I felt like all of my compartment mates were pretty trustworthy.
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"If the government is not trustworthy, who should we trust?" he said.
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Do the voters still perceive Mr. Cameron as trustworthy and in touch?
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Enbridge has shown over and over again that they are not trustworthy.
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Second, stolen documents leaked in an influence operation are not fully trustworthy.
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That seems like an infallible sign of a trustworthy developer right there.
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Use Gemini's vibe by finding trustworthy people you can talk freely with.
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And yet, Trump is considered more honest and trustworthy in some polls.
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They have to make sure that they have a very trustworthy team.
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It might be smarter than most of us, or just as trustworthy.
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He said it was part of providing superior services to trustworthy customers.
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Cryptocurrencies make transactions trustworthy without relying on private intermediaries or central banks.
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Deliver accurate and trustworthy information, and do so on a regular basis.
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A post-Watergate electorate wanted a trustworthy candidate, both professionally and personally.
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Social media platforms, meanwhile, were only considered "trustworthy" by 11% of consumers.
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If you feel strongly that politicians are not trustworthy, then muck in.
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With a month to go, Happ is the Yankees' most trustworthy starter.
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"A trustworthy press is the immune system of democracy," Mr. Newmark said.
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A large majority of voters said she was not honest or trustworthy.
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That combination of competence and warmth would make him seem more trustworthy.
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I sometimes go to a trustworthy restaurant — I call it my trusty.
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The first is to rely on an especially trustworthy aide, like House.
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But Ueland is widely viewed by Republican leaders as trustworthy and knowledgeable.
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The goal should be that voting is fair, understandable, convenient and trustworthy.
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To be sure, there are signs the move up may be trustworthy.
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And on that note, if you want to be irreplaceable, be trustworthy.
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We lost access to many institutions, while others became progressively less trustworthy.
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When news gets intermixed with views it no longer remains totally trustworthy.
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Unilaterally canceling the exercises makes the US seem a lot less trustworthy.
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Facebook's emphasis on trustworthy news is helping the New York Times' stock.
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Just focus on logic, facts, or outside perspective from trustworthy, unbiased people.
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Despite his shortcomings in those categories, Sanders is still seen as the more trustworthy candidate, with 75 percent of respondents agreeing he is "honest and trustworthy," compared to 60 percent of Democrats who said Clinton can be trusted.
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When asked which candidate is more honest and trustworthy, 94% of Trump's backers say he is, while just 70% of those behind Clinton choose her, with 11% saying Trump is more trustworthy and 17% saying neither of them are.
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The incidents have changed industry perceptions about how trustworthy SWIFT messages really are.
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Watch out for paranoid vibes, and find trustworthy people you can vent to.
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And it made it more comfortable and trustworthy for us to do shows.
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With the new design, Apple is basically going back to a trustworthy design.
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Earlier the Missouri senator said the national security adviser needed to be trustworthy.
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Both of these doctors seemed trustworthy, but in the end were anything but.
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How can digital health entrepreneurs prove their product/service is credible and trustworthy?
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And it's getting harder to tell on sight alone which sites are trustworthy.
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Identify a trustworthy and knowledgeable divorce attorney, estate planning attorney, and financial advisor.
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Sources tell Mashable that Google's focus is on delivering useful and trustworthy information.
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OpenNIC has detailed instructions for various operating systems, and has proven itself trustworthy.
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Women were considered more trustworthy; he pulled their pictures from Google image searches.
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Trump engendered similarly negative responses, with a 35% trustworthy to 53% untrustworthy breakdown.
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For Trump, 60% said he is not trustworthy while 36% said he is.
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And if a designation is not certified nationally, can it still be trustworthy?
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Whatever the outcome may be, Ramos hopes whoever replaces him will be trustworthy.
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A trustworthy messenger was worth gold in this business, Yu later told me.
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One have built a strong reputation as trustworthy purveyors of UK underground music.
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Asked who is honest and trustworthy, 28% of primary voters said only Clinton.
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And having Theon, easily one of the least trustworthy fighters available, defend Bran.
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Charity Navigator, Charity Watch, GiveWell, and Disaster Accountability Project are all trustworthy resources.
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Sixty-eight percent of those polled said she is not honest or trustworthy.
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" PBS's "NewsHour" asked, "Can Hillary Clinton convince voters that she's honest and trustworthy?
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Maybe that's because of the current situation, or maybe he's never been trustworthy.
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She seems trustworthy, even as she stares wide-eyed at her new digs.
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When it comes to buyouts, boring, reliable and trustworthy are the big draws.
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They say their own group is harder-working, less wasteful and more trustworthy.
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Expertise is trustworthy, which often means that it's stiff and it doesn't wiggle.
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Those people are looking for trustworthy information about how to do so responsibly.
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People are going to be delusional but trustworthy, so do your fact-checking.
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Because yes, denim is cotton and cotton isn't as trustworthy as it seems.
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I don't explicitly log them and I'm a trustworthy guy but yeah, don't.
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She may not be guilty, but most voters do not consider her trustworthy.
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For example, there's ProPublica, which is a great example of trustworthy journalism. Right.
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A woman can be just as hardworking, courageous, honest, and trustworthy as men.
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In his author's note, Mr. Wolff acknowledged that those sources were not trustworthy.
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Hopefully those people are trustworthy and have their hearts in the right place.
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The features "will end up creating a more trustworthy platform," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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And it would give voice to those news outlets that it deemed trustworthy.
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When no one is trustworthy, you might as well trust a con artist.
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It rests on the assumption that feelings are inherently more trustworthy than facts.
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They have concluded that if he is America, America is no longer trustworthy.
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" The commission concluded that the testimony was, on the whole, "trustworthy and satisfactory.
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He was one of the most loyal friends I've had, trustworthy, honest, upstanding.
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Six in ten Americans (62 percent) don't think Trump is honest and trustworthy.
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Nooyi's notes went a long way to establishing herself as a trustworthy leader.
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" Damer frames Prolific's broader mission as making "trustworthy data about people more accessible.
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Totally trustworthy, completely reliable, unbelievably competent, the greatest luxury a leader could have.
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But, the U.S. must recognize that Turkey is no longer a trustworthy ally.
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The second is interpersonal warmth: How likable or trustworthy does a person seem?
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It was the holy grail of accents: neutral, trustworthy, authoritative, but utterly dull.
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We used the photographers light and a very trustworthy friend in the lake.
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I mean do you find them ... do you find them sort of trustworthy here?
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"Get a trustworthy attorney & explore all options to fight your case," the flier reads.
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Just follow the link in Ismail's tweet if you're worried — he's a trustworthy creator.
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After a couple of weeks of working with her, I thought she seemed trustworthy.
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They gave these tendentious little essays the trustworthy look of the Times financial page.
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The more trustworthy uptown 6 became our beacon of hope and pants-less commuting.
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So how can digital health entrepreneurs prove their product/service is credible and trustworthy?
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I guess the test of a good lawyer starts at being a trustworthy human.
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The white accent was considered the most "pleasant", "educated", "attractive", "confident", "trustworthy" and "rich".
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Now, the going argument right now is whether or not its test is trustworthy.
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It involves picking a few trustworthy contacts, each of whom must download an app.
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Um, so this story was published on a very trustworthy, uh website called wesupporttrump.
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"I hope Russia understands France is a credible and trustworthy European partner," Macron said.
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That will lead most customers to believe this is a good and trustworthy app.
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Mike Zaneis leads the Trustworthy Accountability Group, an ad industry initiative to fight fraud.
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I was curious, but I had trustworthy contacts that would provide musicians and dancers.
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Just because I'm loyal and trustworthy, that doesn't mean other people will reciprocate that.
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You just need to be clever, and the people around have to be trustworthy.
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McCabe's counsel responded that Comey's integrity was questionable and that McCabe was more trustworthy.
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You can avoid manipulative people by getting a second opinion from a trustworthy friend.
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In his opening statement, Brown said Facebook has not proved itself to be trustworthy.
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ABC/CBS/NBC, the networks were judged more trustworthy by an 11-point margin.
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Or could it be that anonymous internet drug dealers aren't actually all that trustworthy?
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And, by the way, it doesn't make a journalist any more knowledgeable or trustworthy.
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Quick Google searches reassure us that the morning-after pill is 100 percent trustworthy.
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Find productive ways to process your feelings; find trustworthy people you can vent to.
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A credit score is a measure of how trustworthy you are as a borrower.
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Are you in a position to communicate that you're competent, motivated, creative and trustworthy?
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To be a good, trustworthy enthymeme, the proof has to qualify as a proof.
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Later, a Hassan campaign spokesperson said that Mrs Hassan did consider Mrs Clinton trustworthy.
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Now we know, thanks to CR's trustworthy testing, it's a fuel-sipping one, too.
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Another pair of questions asked whether voters thought either candidate was honest and trustworthy.
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Fox News found Trump holding a 4-point advantage on being honest and trustworthy.
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Esports will finally have a go-to, trustworthy source for this kind of information.
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You are incentivized to behave in a trustworthy manner which is better for everyone.
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It is trustworthy in a way that a league or a commissioner is not.
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The veterans who With Honor endorses are rightly seen as more trustworthy and reliable.
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He tried to be trustworthy, had old-fashioned values and possessed a good heart.
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Perhaps even more impactful than being seen as knowledgeable is being seen as trustworthy.
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Another problem is that the metal has become a slightly less trustworthy safe haven.
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It took decades for a consensus to emerge about what made a photograph trustworthy.
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However, a few principles stand out as fundamental to trustworthy reporting on digital channels.
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Clinton was not honest and trustworthy; Mr. Trump drew similar numbers on the question.
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Asked which candidate was more honest and trustworthy, 49 percent of respondents chose Mrs.
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" Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb told Gizmodo that the reported results are "trustworthy and solid.
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Rather, when evaluating the likeliest outcomes, look to trustworthy polls rather than your gut.
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A few key points: Facebook will rely on its "community" to decide what's trustworthy.
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Select at least three trustworthy people, and they're given a URL with a code.
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That's why Facebook is joining the Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG) "Certified Against Fraud" program.
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Access to trustworthy information is a key feature of an open society, and the
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Also, 200063 percent saw Clinton as honest and trustworthy, while 38 percent picked Trump.
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It wouldn't be because I'm a good citizen, law-abiding, trustworthy, on the merits.
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Nationally, Republicans and Democrats only agreed on medical professionals being trustworthy sources of information.
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"He's mellow, he's very intelligent, he's a family man, and he's trustworthy," she said.
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Within the office, trustworthy people are more likely to be given responsibility and independence.
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During crises, when the public seeks trustworthy leadership, the leader's bearing and credibility matter.
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A credit score is a measure of how trustworthy you are to financial institutions.
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Nearly 13 in 10 potential Democratic voters (89%) call Sanders honest and trustworthy, vs.
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Just 33% said he was "honest and trustworthy," according to exit polling in 2016.
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An editor needs to be curious (more than a know-it-all) and trustworthy.
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TPG, for example, has long cultivated an image as a progressive and trustworthy institution.
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Kids aren't always the most trustworthy when it comes to taking care of their stuff.
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Another study used this method to reveal that people think "atheist" faces are less trustworthy.
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Whatever the cause, it doesn't make Russian state media look very trustworthy at the moment.
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But, Sabine's behavior so far should prove to Elodie that she isn't a trustworthy person.
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McCoy explains that any provider that features a "two-factor identification" system is likely trustworthy.
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Clinton's trust problem The majority of Americans do not believe Clinton is honest and trustworthy.
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Simplicity. It weighs 24 pounds and feels sturdy and trustworthy thanks to a magnesium chassis.
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He repeatedly said Assad was not trustworthy and was unlikely to comply with any agreement.
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About half of respondents view Facebook as being "about as trustworthy" as other news sources.
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Now, 43% see Trump as more honest and trustworthy, 7793% Clinton, a statistically insignificant gap.
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In a recent Quinnipiac survey, 77% of millennials said she was not honest and trustworthy.
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Close to a third of Ohio voters felt that neither candidate is honest and trustworthy.
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"The most trustworthy relationship I have on the Mana tribe is Brad Culpepper," J.T. says.
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In it, I listed four very general systems our species uses to incentivize trustworthy behavior.
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He's consistently seen among the presidential candidates as the most "honest" and "trustworthy" in polls.
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The whole weather app industry has shown itself to not be trustworthy enough to use.
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But Clinton's big challenge remains that a majority doubt that she is honest and trustworthy.
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They're often seen as likable and trustworthy at first but will manipulate those around them.
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During the campaign, Trump equated Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin on his trustworthy barometer.
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History favors a rotation of power, and few find Hillary Clinton inspiring, trustworthy or likable.
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Democratic voters almost unanimously identified Sanders as more trustworthy and in touch with their problems.
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And only 25% give him high marks for being honest and trustworthy — down from 34%.
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Pollsters found, however, that 60 percent or respondents said Clinton is not honest or trustworthy.
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Competent security guards do exist: they're organized and trustworthy and good at managing large events.
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That same poll reveals that Democrats believe Sanders is more honest and trustworthy than Clinton.
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Njoroge, who was appointed in June 2015, is widely viewed as a trustworthy senior official.
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" Abe met with Trump in New York in November and called him a "trustworthy leader.
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And since China has no independent judiciary, it lacks any system of trustworthy dispute resolution.
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Trustworthy sources are labeled with a green icon, while unreliable sources are labeled with red.
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Last year, Genentech ranked No. 2 on a list of the most trustworthy pharma companies.
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What's more, the desire to appear trustworthy motivated participants to act without too much forethought.
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Citizens are best served when qualified, trustworthy officers are given responsibility for upholding the law.
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The ads don't appear trustworthy — but, apparently, that doesn't stop people from clicking on them.
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There are many more organizations helping the victims of Hurricane Michael, many of them trustworthy.
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All that was previously trustworthy and reputable is now disreputable and untrustworthy, and vice versa.
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"Women, according to Trump, were simply more loyal and trustworthy than men," Mr. Wolff writes.
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Thus, blockchain prevents double-spending, enabling us to run secure, trustworthy online transactions including voting.
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The features "will end up creating a more trustworthy platform," Mark Zuckerberg told the NYT.
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"They haven't been extraordinarily trustworthy," Francesca Cappelletti, who teaches at the University of Ferrara, said.
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There's something stoic and trustworthy about this aesthetic — clean lines, cut wide, modest and precise.
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There is not a saner, more trustworthy opinion that many of us would rather hear.
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But neither Ayatollah Khamenei nor President Trump are particularly trustworthy decisionmakers, to put it mildly.
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Hidden hands are also a primordial no-no because they make you look less trustworthy.
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And the cornerstone of management is the assembling of a team that's competent and trustworthy.
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They must present themselves as sober and trustworthy investigators, former congressional aides and analysts said.
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But so were being trustworthy, reading books, taking out the trash and cleaning his room.
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In Qapqal County, officials imposed rules to grade potential recruits from most to least trustworthy.
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Video content is perceived as more trustworthy — even though deepfake videos can be very deceiving.
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With that in mind, Ms. Sandvik highlighted F-Secure's Freedome as a trustworthy VPN provider.
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They felt she was not trustworthy and would not bring enough changes to the government.
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He reiterated his resolve to make Deutsche a "trustworthy" bank again, for clients and shareholders.
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe described Donald Trump as a "trustworthy leader" after meeting him.
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He must demonstrate to every stakeholder that the company is — and will be — fully trustworthy.
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The film critic A.O. Scott, writing in The Times, questioned whether Mr. Brugger was trustworthy.
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You have to be trustworthy in order to convince people to click on a link.
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And everyone seems to agree on why: Geer is trustworthy, because he's one of them.
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And in poll after poll, Americans find Trump more honest and trustworthy than Hillary Clinton.
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"Genetics comes with this veneer of respectability and the public automatically thinks anything with the word 'genetics' is trustworthy and scientific""Genetics comes with this veneer of respectability and the public automatically thinks anything with the word 'genetics' is trustworthy and scientific," he continued.
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But even more importantly, good character is even more trustworthy than the most well-intentioned rules.
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But while buying things on the internet has always been easy, it hasn't always been trustworthy.
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You want someone trustworthy, so ideally you'd go off of personal referrals, but that gets complicated.
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A Hero7 Black in hand, I decided to see just how trustworthy GoPro's claims really are.
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For starters, he explained, the company would use reader surveys to determine which sources are trustworthy.
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FakeSpot gives Amazon products a grade based on how trustworthy its reviews appear to an algorithm.
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There is little evidence that these gadgets will be any more trustworthy than their desktop counterparts.
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APKMirror is a trustworthy source of such things, and Messenger Lite can be found right here.
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She recently told Page Six Gwyneth Paltrow might not be the most trustworthy woman in Hollywood.
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A trustworthy VPN offers solid protection in many cases, but they can still be a risk.
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Down the line, when Kim finds the US trustworthy, he may give up his nuclear weapons.
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Japan removed South Korea from its "white list" — a list of trade partners it deems trustworthy.
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For his foes, nothing Mr Snowden says is trustworthy, whereas statements made by officials are true.
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Wendy, when she doesn't resent Peter for leaving her the grunt work, is devoted and trustworthy.
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"To build a trustworthy environment, we need to work together," Hu also said in his speech.
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If only there was some sort of way to determine whether or not Facebook is trustworthy.
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As with choosing an executor, make sure whoever you hand the financial reins to is trustworthy.
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Americans -- whether or not they voted for Trump -- need the media to be a trustworthy watchdog.
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A CNN poll found that 68 percent of Americans say Clinton is not honest and trustworthy.
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Just 236% of voters said Trump was honest and trustworthy while 64% said he was not.
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Why doesn't Ball offer her expert opinion on whether Orth or the physician is more trustworthy?
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They liked him, and they viewed him as the most trustworthy member of Zuckerberg's inner circle.
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Attractive people are generally assumed to be more intelligent, more trustworthy, and have better social skills.
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Clinton also falls behind Trump on the question of which candidate is more honest and trustworthy.
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We know public polling shows two-thirds of the general electorate views Clinton as not trustworthy.
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"Facebook recently tweaked its algorithm to prioritize content that is 'trustworthy, informative, and local,'" Republican Rep.
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Nearly two-thirds of voters, for example, say that Mr. Trump is not honest and trustworthy.
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They lived in a block where their cells were left unlocked because they were considered trustworthy.
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Trustworthy institutions are ones that use verifiable facts, not ones that have won a popularity contest.
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No amount of military hardware is a sufficient substitute for a competent and trustworthy police presence.
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Thirty percent said they don't believe either one, and 6 percent said both are equally trustworthy.
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A regulatory body needs to be neutral and trustworthy, or it simply cannot perform its work.
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Clinton is seen as a more credible candidate than Mr. Trump, yet less trustworthy and likable.
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A trustworthy retailer will tell you how and where to return a product you're unhappy with.
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This is not a party that is trustworthy enough to protect innocent children from sexual predators.
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Sixty-three percent say Clinton is untrustworthy, compared with 22019 percent who say she is trustworthy.
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Yes, Hillary is sometimes not completely trustworthy, but Trump has taken untrustworthiness to a new level.
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This "trustworthy" factor may be especially important to those working to win America's vote for office.
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Participants were then asked to rate the women on how competent, confident, and trustworthy they seemed.
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Conversely, Clinton and Trump have similar favorability ratings, yet one is surprisingly viewed as more trustworthy.
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" The group added that it did not view Ozerden as "a trustworthy protector of religious liberty.
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Even more importantly, Hollis and Chang demonstrate the value of building strong relationships with trustworthy partners.
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But the next day, she said that she believes the former secretary of State is trustworthy.
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"The most important fact about Bernie is that he is honest and trustworthy," Mr. Riegle said.
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"As a whole, people in the boxing industry now are not as trustworthy anymore," Somnuek criticizes.
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There's loads of oversight, and the people in charge of the work are trustworthy public servants.
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But it's harder to argue Germany has been anything other than a trustworthy and resolute ally.
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Faces that look happy, even if they are not grinning, we tend to perceive as trustworthy.
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They may be sketchy but they're much more trustworthy than people you don't even know. 29.
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To find a trustworthy mechanic, he searched online, asked friends for advice and visited repair shops.
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She consistently scores very poorly when poll respondents are asked whether she is honest and trustworthy.
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Proud that we've been chosen because they know that we are neutral, reliable, trustworthy and secure.
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Only about a third of respondents said they think Trump is trustworthy and compassionate, pollsters found.
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Their free Checkology Virtual Classroom program can teach students how to determine if news is trustworthy.
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Voters were divided on whether they find Trump to be more honest and trustworthy than Clinton.
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But backing out of such accords does serious damage to Trump's reputation as a trustworthy ally.
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To make sure the do-gooder was trustworthy, Bentley turned to one of Angel Reach's caseworkers.
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"It's incredibly problematic, because health care providers in general are considered very trustworthy," Ms. Patten said.
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Still, there are plenty of trustworthy options available, and below are a few of the best.
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"In the view of the international community, this newspaper is trustworthy and reliable," Mr. Atalay said.
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There are five pieces of evidence that suggest China's coronavirus data has been trustworthy since then.
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With so many brands pushing online offers, building a trustworthy one is the secret to success.
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We rely on data powered by Decision Desk HQ — a firm that provides trustworthy, timely information.
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Multiple polls have shown that only one in three Americans believe he is honest and trustworthy.
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The top 10 U.S. most trustworthy S&P 500 companies outperform the market by 25-50%.
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"Facebook has a track record of being the least trustworthy company in Silicon Valley," Calacanis said.
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Very few Americans believe Trump is trustworthy or even think he deserves another term as president.
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My abuser convinced my mother — and many other mothers — that he was a nice, trustworthy guy.
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A Scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean and Reverent.
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"The steps Google are taking are making Google less transparent and therefore less trustworthy," she says.
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Just 43% had a favorable view of her and 36% thought she was honest and trustworthy.
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Trustworthy: you won't look at my files or allow anyone to see them (1127 votes) 2.
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Recovery is the process of rebuilding a moral identity, which requires trustworthy relationships of many kinds.
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Expectations of trustworthy behavior — and the consequences of noncompliance — should be made explicit from the outset.
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Pompeo, by contrast, is viewed as a trustworthy and effective loyalist by Trump and his team.
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Of all the contemporary norms that Trump has violated vis-à-vis the military, this is among the most catastrophic because at the end of the day, a transparent, trustworthy, and effective military justice system is the sine qua non of a transparent, trustworthy, and effective military.
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But the important question is whether these businesses, like older fiduciaries, have legal obligations to be trustworthy.
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Don't be afraid to ask for a second opinion from a trustworthy authority—misinformation is out there.
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The US, for example, may not see South Korea as a trustworthy partner if it breaks ranks.
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But in the end it simply makes Russian media look less trustworthy when they're caught manipulating photos.
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This strategy usually backfires with chief executives, since it makes a candidate seem less honest and trustworthy.
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I actually love when other people have them on—I think they seem so transparent and trustworthy.
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This new report from Variety, an equally trustworthy source of insider Hollywood news, is also worth acknowledging.
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That he was well-respected and liked and trustworthy and he would never do anything like that.
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I found him very straightforward and trustworthy -- I was able to get a sense of his soul.
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Birtukan, who founded the opposition UDJ party, promised to make the election board's work "transparent and trustworthy".
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We learn how to trust people who are trustworthy and have discernment about those who are not.
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Further, a centralized database requires access control systems; it requires a system directly operated by trustworthy parties.
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Look at these champs: You trust companies like Lyft to hire trustworthy people to pick you up.
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As long ago as 2006 Hun Sen, Cambodia's prime minister, declared China his country's "most trustworthy friend".
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Like Facebook, Twitter will only run pre-roll ads next to vetted content from select, trustworthy publishers.
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Watch the episode below: Is there something more trustworthy or authoritative about a person who is white?
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So the people know us, and they know we're trustworthy guys when it comes to big projects.
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In fact, a 2011 study found that people who are easily embarrassed are seen as more trustworthy.
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Each edition of "Axios" will feature documentary shorts, fascinating interviews, and trustworthy insights delivered in Smart Brevity.
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But you could always text a mirror pic to a trustworthy friend and ask what they think.
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The new service, called "Subscribe with Amazon," will serve as a central, trustworthy hub for digital subscriptions.
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Today, almost no one would say that the internet was unequivocally wonderful, open, collaborative, trustworthy or ethical.
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Almost two-thirds of Americans saying they don't see her as honest and trustworthy, according to surveys.
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Most remarkably, 1 in 5 people who said Trump wasn't honest or trustworthy voted for him anyway.
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At this point in time, though, it's safe to assume that this Assange character isn't exactly trustworthy.
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Ferguson also cautions against a lack of communication, as it's critical for building a safe, trustworthy relationship.
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"The priority should be a child's health and trustworthy primary relationships and well-rounded development," she says.
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He offered himself as a trustworthy alternative to candidates who tell conservatives what they want to hear.
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We still live in a culture where men grow more handsome, distinguished, and even trustworthy with age.
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Clinton also trails Trump by 12 points on the question of who is more honest and trustworthy.
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In response to the allegations, Sekulow said Monday evening that Cohen is not trustworthy, per NBC News.
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They don't need to know you; your score is all they need to decide whether you're trustworthy.
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We have an immediate need for a more efficient, secure, trustworthy and innovation-friendly (upgradeable) Internet. Why?
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Therefore, we have an immediate need for a more efficient, secure, trustworthy and innovation-friendly (upgradeable) Internet.
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That said, Mozilla is one of the more trustworthy organizations when it comes to things like this.
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Approximately 28503 percent gave that response, compared with 22019 percent who say she is honest and trustworthy.
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If I gave you $100 and you gave it back immediately, that doesn't show me you're trustworthy.
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But Democrats, in only somewhat smaller numbers than Republicans and independents, find Clinton neither likable nor trustworthy.
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Here are a few tips to help you know if a product listing or seller is trustworthy.
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The steps above will help you determine if Breed is trustworthy, but there are usually other options.
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And only 4003 percent give him high marks for being honest and trustworthy - down from 34 percent.
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Sixty percent of respondents said Trump is not honest and trustworthy, and 6900 percent said he is.
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I found him very straightforward and trustworthy—I was able to get a sense of his soul.
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Living under such conditions, our ancestors faced a number of adaptive social problems: who's reliable and trustworthy?
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Ultimately, I decided that the procedure was commonplace and safe and my surgeon was trustworthy and capable.
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In an age of online misinformation and clickbait, how do you know whether a publication is trustworthy?
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"Banks have their own hierarchy of domiciles that they regard as more or less trustworthy," Sharman says.
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Rubio is also tied with Trump among those who want a candidate that is honest and trustworthy.
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And the firm has worked hard to position "Marcus by Goldman Sachs" as a straightforward, trustworthy brand.
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In many small villages in China, the postal bank is still the only trustworthy savings institution around.
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A majority of millennial voters said the first debate made Trump seem less presidential, credible and trustworthy.
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"There's four main principles that are important at Tesla — being innovative, driven, collaborative and trustworthy," says Nicola.
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Under stress, we are more trusting, more willing to share, and we appear more trustworthy to others.
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That's because our eyes provide people with context to be able to understand how trustworthy we are.
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Prolific says it takes multiple precautions to ensure that participants are trustworthy — and paying attention during experiments.
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Since 1999, Putin has done nothing to indicate that he would be a trustworthy partner to America.
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Twenty-nine percent say Clinton is more trustworthy, compared with 23 percent who pick the billionaire instead.
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All good FBI agents embrace the guidelines, and the vast majority of agents are good and trustworthy.
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"In the past, there was a general sense that the church was a trustworthy institution," he said.
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Wheeler's reasoning is that such research relies on confidential human health data, and is therefore not trustworthy.
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"The long-term vision is to help enterprises build trustworthy AI experiences for their customers," Paka said.
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When you have good credit and seem trustworthy to financial institutions, it can pay off in perks.
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Clinton, with 40 percent of her own party's primary voters saying she is not honest and trustworthy.
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While Mr. Sanders is regarded as more honest and trustworthy, 78 percent of Democratic voters say Mrs.
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But I do it in my journal or to my trustworthy cellie, not to the whole pod.
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You're in a sensitive mood, and you would benefit by being around trustworthy people who love you.
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Insite provides an accessible, trustworthy point of contact for drug users who otherwise would not have one.
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While network security is necessary, a service that's transparent and trustworthy with helpful support is more important.
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Without such sources, a sex worker may struggle to expand their pool of trustworthy and safe clients.
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People are seeing these mechanisms, this ecosystem of trustworthy journalism, and people are pretty optimistic about it.
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"I'd be cool with it as long as it was sold to a trustworthy company," Fuentes said.
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According to a July 25 CNN poll, 68 percent of Americans says Clinton isn't honest or trustworthy.
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On-time payments help show the lender that you are responsible with your money and are trustworthy.
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People don't know how to tell the difference between fake news/conspiracies and actual, legitimate, trustworthy information.
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Pyongyang is not particularly trustworthy, so Trump wants to see actual progress before he rewards the regime.
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It's not only that his power, speed and articulation are unsurpassed, his rhythms both trustworthy and surprising.
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"In this time, when trustworthy news is under attack, somebody has to stand up," Mr. Newmark said.
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Considered trustworthy and discreet, he was enlisted as deputy finance chairman of the 1972 re-election campaign.
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Asked which candidate is more honest and trustworthy, 46 percent pick Trump and 38 percent say Clinton.
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If someone is willing to rat himself out, then that is considered sufficiently trustworthy to be admitted.
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Then I can more quickly figure out for myself which providers are trustworthy and which are not.
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Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths.
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I found him very straightforward and trustworthy — I was able to get a sense of his soul.
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It has become all too clear that, if anything, misinformation and hate spread faster than trustworthy information.
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Kavanaugh, without question, has the experience to sit on the nation's highest court, but is he trustworthy?
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"Raúl responded: He's trustworthy, but too young," Mr. Almeida remembers his father telling him after the meeting.
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"Given his squeaky clean boy band image from One Direction, I figured he was trustworthy," Carroll added.
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Lee is trustworthy, though, Cramer said, and his clear-eyed assessment of the situation was valuable insight.
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People with trustworthy faces charge slightly less than their shiftier-looking peers, perhaps confirming their presumed honesty.
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Clinton is not trustworthy and she argued that the ongoing discussion over her case was still damaging.
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Your credit score is a measure of how trustworthy you are in the eyes of financial institutions.
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Children view influencers as more trustworthy than traditional celebrities, probably because they seem more familiar, research says.
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"It will help bigger companies more, because they'll seem more trustworthy," said someone briefed on the conversations.
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Would he be any more trustworthy or reliable than some our existing, problematic recidivism and algorithmic sentencing tools?
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" Added Whitefield-Madrano, "They're everything I love about the beauty world: playful, whip-smart, trustworthy, appropriately skeptical, questioning.
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Finding a trustworthy source for news and trending topics has still been difficult in the content farm era.
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The brain trust at error-prone ABC (admittedly, not brainy or trustworthy) was quick to release an apology.
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"We realized there was nothing that was conversational, trustworthy, and that, ultimately, felt like a friend," Lidey said.
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The Saudi–Turkey rift highlights the fact that neither country is a trustworthy source of information about Khashoggi.
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Should you ever warn a friend about someone's possible actions based on the reports of several trustworthy people?
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In this politically divisive time, it's not unusual to hear media outlets being criticized for not being trustworthy.
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Facebook is gearing up to prioritize news content by publishers a group of Facebook users have deemed trustworthy.
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Why it matters: Everyone agrees that trustworthy journalism is essential to democracy, but that's where the consensus ends.
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Chrissy thinks Ashley isn't trustworthy, and that there are plenty of opportunities later to take care of Ben.
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"Majorities of Americans clearly tell pollsters that they don't find her to be honest or trustworthy," Conway said.
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Therefore, if you are a person who finds being trustworthy rewarding, you'll typically also find punishing less costly.
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And choosers were right to be trusting, because signalers who punished really behaved in a more trustworthy way.
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You Have The Right "Parent Qualities" Would you describe your partner as nurturing, patient, reasonable, trustworthy, and reasonable?
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And for Trump, 31% found him to be honest and trustworthy, while 62% of likely voters did not.
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In the Bible, Satan is referred to as "the father of lies," but he seems pretty trustworthy here.
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Japan also removed South Korea from its "white country" list — nations deemed to have trustworthy export control systems.
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Klein acknowledges that in some work environments HR can feel trustworthy, and in others this isn't the case.
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Thirty-six percent of Ohioans said only Trump was honest and trustworthy, compared with 29 percent for Clinton.
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Mr. Cruz is seen as stronger generally on foreign policy, more trustworthy and more empathetic than Mr. Trump.
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On-demand employers must offer competitive compensation to attract high-quality, trustworthy people who care about those companies.
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The patchwork nature of promoting trustworthy sources online has had the unintended consequence of seeding fears of bias.
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In sum, they contributed to a ludicrous public perception that Trump is more honest and trustworthy than Clinton.
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In fact, one in five voters who said that Trump was neither honest nor trustworthy voted for him!
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"Critical core components may only be procured from trustworthy vendors and manufacturers," the BNetzA said in a statement.
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You become a leader by amassing experience, working to earn a trustworthy reputation and building a follower base.
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In South Carolina, 74% of primary voters said they consider Clinton honest and trustworthy -- better than Sanders' 63%.
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The type of company collecting the data, as well as how trustworthy it seems also plays a role.
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And on the flip side, a tarnished record doesn't necessarily indicate that an employee isn't honest or trustworthy.
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A Boy Scout is, apparently, trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.
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Sixty percent also said Clinton is not honest and trustworthy, compared with 2628 percent who said she is.
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In 2016 exit polls, only 33% of voters viewed Trump as honest and trustworthy -- but he still won.
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Clinton honest and trustworthy, according to early exit polls, a remarkably shaky assessment for the party's likely nominee.
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West portrayed Batman and his alter ego Bruce Wayne as painfully earnest, straight-laced, clean-cut and trustworthy.
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I think it is a typical Democratic—Democrat—ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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His intervention has already soured relations with Italy, which smarts at the implication that it is not trustworthy.
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When a woman violates her emotion stereotype, people tend to view her as less likable and less trustworthy.
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Rather than scolding him, Kimmel deferred to a late-night host's most trustworthy tool: a bemused, knowing grin.
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Likewise with Haywood, who is trustworthy and reliably gets the work done—but is that just a front?
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Check out this guide for first-time wearers and then shop from one of these trustworthy online sellers.
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" In fact, he said: "It might be a competitive advantage because the companies will probably be more trustworthy.
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I think it is a typical Democratic -- Democrat -- ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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All this furthers the view held by over 60% of Americans that Trump is not honest and trustworthy.
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Putin insisted that Kim was trustworthy and that it was eminently possible to do honest business with him.
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Since it's happened before each of last seven recessions, it's considered one of the most trustworthy recession signals.
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In truth that week turned out to be the beginning of the end of trustworthy elections in America.
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In no state did a majority of Republican primary voters say they believed he was honest and trustworthy.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook is now working to rank news outlets by how trustworthy and informative they are.
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I want them to use professionals to try to figure out what might be trustworthy and what's not.
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The woman veteran was the perfect strategic play; a trifecta for Dems this cycle: trustworthy, moderate and female.
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The features, when combined, "will end up creating a more trustworthy platform," Mr. Zuckerberg said in an interview.
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The NYT Parenting team hopes the site's trustworthy, relatable guidance will help parents save time and reduce anxiety.
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The features, when combined, "will end up creating a more trustworthy platform," Mark Zuckerberg said in an interview.
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The New York Times correspondent has caused inquiries regarding Don to be made through trustworthy authorities at Hamburg.
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The guidelines, developed by 52 experts, contain seven requirements that A.I. systems should meet to be deemed trustworthy.
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So trustworthy is her voice that when it shifts in the third section the result is initially disorienting.
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They already have the responsibility to be able to manage it in a way that's reliable and trustworthy.
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Share how you've learned from those shortcomings because it helps others see that you are transparent and trustworthy.
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But look at how many people view him as "honest and trustworthy" and you get a better picture.
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I think it is a typical Democratic - Democrat - ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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It had no announcement about moving up the schedule to make sure trustworthy stories get exposed to readers.
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Trump has accused the whistleblower of being biased against him and not having trustworthy information about the call.
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Just 85033 percent of those polled by Gallup — and only 14 percent of Republicans — found the media trustworthy.
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If the news media and public figures publicize lies, they lose their credibility as trustworthy sources of information.
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A Wells employee since 1987, Sloan has pledged to overhaul the bank to be more accountable and trustworthy.
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Tehran is today no more trustworthy, nor less anti-American, and no more humane toward its own people.
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This clearly undermines the notion that Iran under the presidency of Rouhani has grown more transparent or trustworthy.
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Farid sensed all those years ago that as digital cameras became more common, photos would become less trustworthy.
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Consider how the rise of the "nanny cam" is changing our idea of what constitutes a trustworthy babysitter.
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As with choosing an executor, make sure whoever you hand the financial reins to is trustworthy and smart.
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The reader knows right away who's trustworthy in "the murder site" Faith calls home, and so does Faith.
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Like all tech, you should only install smart home devices from trustworthy companies with a good track record.
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That would allow it to cement the company as the most trustworthy player in the semi-autonomous space.
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Trump, not surprisingly, won 94% of the vote among the people who said he was honest and trustworthy.
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So, one in every five people who voted for Trump did not believe he was honest or trustworthy.
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Over time, Bastian said, the researchers convinced her "by being credible and trustworthy," not just appealing to emotion.
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It makes the uninsured feel dehumanized; it makes residents feel like their neighbors are less trustworthy and benevolent.
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The piece was happening, and Katie is not a trustworthy person, and the source was contacted and *terrified.
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Ms. Smalls, a hospital worker earning $14 an hour, said that she saw Mr. Sanders's plan as more trustworthy.
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The company carefully vets its walkers and says it only invites the most trustworthy individuals to its platform. Wag!
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For women, particularly women of color, having an ally who is trustworthy and supportive can make all the difference.
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After all, transparency, vulnerability, truth, being real and trustworthy are the characteristics that make a boss a real leader.
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In a perfect world, you'd have trustworthy people close to you who can provide emotional support during this transition.
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Sure, the person you are thinking of working with seems trustworthy, but you still need to check them out.
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Cryptocurrency fans have said it is more trustworthy because transactions are recorded on a public ledger, known as blockchain.
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And the storehouses — the cryptocurrency trading exchanges — are far less reliable and trustworthy than ordinary banks and brokers. 3.
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Less than half of respondents - 123 percent - said they believed charities are trustworthy, down from 51 percent in 2016.
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You want to know that whoever you're leaning on is trustworthy, and for the most part, I trust Midland.
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Trustworthy supply chains Traceability also means accountability, because blockchain can give a tamper-proof guarantee of a product's origin.
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Amazon fans can look to websites like ReviewMeta or FakeSpot for estimates on how trustworthy a product's reviews are.
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Security-minded pros will be underwhelmed with its limitations, and feel their existing setups are more secure and trustworthy.
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The halo effect also helped Huawei's overall brand image, thus, to become an attractive and trustworthy brand in China.
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So use third-party sources only as needed — and only when you're confident you're downloading from somewhere that's trustworthy.
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Moreover, social media gained popularity in Sri Lanka and elsewhere because it was more trustworthy than official government sources.
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Many people believe she's not "trustworthy" and that she and her husband act as though the rules don't apply.
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Even if not everyone reads them, the people who don't read them typically still think they're good, trustworthy journalism.
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Fruits and vegetables score below average on the trustworthy scale, too, at 81.6—just one point better than meat.
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The idea is to make intelligence-based systems, such as self-driving vehicles and autonomous aerial drones, more trustworthy.
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Washington (CNN)Latino voters find Hillary Clinton to be more trustworthy than Donald Trump, according to a new poll.
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And in Alaska, entire villages may be relocated because the land upon which they're built is no long trustworthy.
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The most trustworthy doctor on Scrubs was certainly not our protagonist, J.D., but his mentor, the abrasive Perry Cox.
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The governments of the world may think small breeders are generally more trustworthy, but she does not always agree.
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There remains the need for trustworthy assurances of authenticity and condition, especially when it comes to high-end cars.
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That honesty is what made them trustworthy, so even though they weren't the nicest, their commentary had a point.
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Making sure those communications are trustworthy is yet another consideration to add to the conversation as we drive forward.
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NextGenVest, a startup out of New York, is setting out to become a new kind of trustworthy financial entity.
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But he doesn't seem to be that trustworthy, since he's offering to do so with the most nefarious voice.
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Reuters tied for second place with DW, with 49 percent of respondents describing it as a trustworthy news brand.
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From there, you'll learn how to build a trustworthy relationship with those users that will make them actual customers.
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Forty-three percent say Trump is honest and trustworthy, an increase from 38 percent before the convention in Cleveland.
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Second, the king can agree to a constitutional settlement in which he gives up power to become more trustworthy.
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" Listing off the virtues of Boy Scouts, Trump said, "As the scout law says, a scout is trustworthy, loyal.
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An online poll by YouGov found voters equally (un)likely to say the two candidates were honest and trustworthy.
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The poll shows that 46 percent of Americans polled say Comey is more honest and trustworthy than the president.
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With informed voters and trustworthy voting technologies, we still need to prevent biases in reporting of preliminary voting tallies.
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It robs immigrant families of the vital services they desperately need, and trustworthy providers with whom they've built relationships.
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And nobody wants social media platforms to be deciding themselves what is trustworthy and what material they should censor.
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I began to realize that something was missing from the care transition process: an ongoing and trustworthy support network.
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Lastly, let's talk about those trustworthy numbers, which if we believe the polls, for Hillary, they have gotten worse.
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" He later said that in retrospect, the investigator hadn't been trustworthy and was "just taking us for a ride.
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My friends there passed along a trustworthy line of aid...Please join me in donating to the Relief Fund.
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The company describes its work as "providing the most responsive, trustworthy, and comprehensive legal administrative service in the country."
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A national survey in March showed only one in three (85033 percent) Americans believed Trump was honest and trustworthy.
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Instead, he sought a poetry that was truthful and perceptive enough to be trustworthy even when annihilation seemed imminent.
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You might realize that relationships may not be trustworthy, not invest in close relationships, and avoid intimacy all together.
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Given that these businesses depend on their grand claims to make money, their advice about supplements isn't exactly trustworthy.
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"Long-term, TSMC's trustworthy image is somewhat tainted but it is hard to quantify the effect now," Li said.
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A Quinnipiac University poll released on Wednesday found that voters deemed Mr. Trump more honest and trustworthy than Mrs.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Kan Nawaday conceded that Rechnitz, by his own admission, had not been trustworthy in the past.
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"Parents do become trusted sources when they are trustworthy; when they are honest and open and forthcoming," Schonfeld says.
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For example, do your political leanings influence which news sources you read and which ones you find most trustworthy?
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If you're deemed trustworthy, introductions are made, phone numbers are shared and people just appear to tell their stories.
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The fact is, most Republicans seem really fired up about immigration, and Rubio is genuinely not trustworthy on this.
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He grew up reassured, as I was, by the soothing, trustworthy objectivity of Walter Cronkite and similar news gods.
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"I've asked our product teams to make sure we prioritize news that is trustworthy, informative, and local," he wrote.
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Though Lauw was a calming and trustworthy guide, a few times I thought I might scream for no reason.
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It's no surprise that some might be suspicious of "the media" and vulnerable to messaging that journalists aren't trustworthy.
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Perry's scrupulous research and painstaking rendering of her experiences make her a trustworthy guide through such emotionally charged terrain.
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But here's why China's data may indeed be trustworthy, and how the country's transparency compares to the US's approach.
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Joanne Marsden The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Mario Sepúlveda The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Usually, taped evidence shows the public that someone's (trustworthy) public face isn't necessarily the face they show everyone else.
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The Competition Bureau is working hard to make sure that a fair, competitive and trustworthy marketplace endures in Canada.
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All three companies have taken steps to highlight trustworthy sources of information and news, while downgrading misinformation around coronavirus.
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White House aides, however, are not the most trustworthy narrators of what the president is doing day to day.
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Although he rarely doled out praise to employees, Rockefeller bestowed enormous power and independence once he deemed someone trustworthy.
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Remarkably, hypocrites were rated as less trustworthy, less likable and less morally upright than those who openly lied: e.g.
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In the Kansas City metro, where we live, he could hire a qualified, trustworthy nanny for $20 an hour.
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When did the Saudi regime, which murdered and then denied murdering Jamal Khashoggi, become so trustworthy in forensic matters?
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I had read a bunch of articles in VICE, The New York Times, and Vox, so it seemed trustworthy.
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True, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are not always trustworthy, because their interests do not align seamlessly with American interests.
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Speaking in Iowa this weekend, Biden was increasingly casting himself as the most trustworthy candidate on the global stage.
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In early March, a Washington Post-ABC News poll found only 28500 percent saw her as honest and trustworthy.
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Synack then works with hackers they consider trustworthy, many of them freelancers, to find weaknesses in their clients' systems.
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"Those actors should be trustworthy and credible compared to the dark nefarious actors who everyone is expecting," Neudert said.
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Even though it's pricey, there aren't many trustworthy alternatives out there other than the $79.95 Mophie Juice Pack Access.
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As with choosing an executor, make sure the person you hand the financial reins to is trustworthy and smart.
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Colorado voters say Trump is more "honest and trustworthy," with 28 percent choosing him and 27 percent choosing Clinton.
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Amar argued that YouTube should consider introducing improved labels to make it easier for users to identify trustworthy sources.
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According to the 2016 exit poll, just 33% said Trump was honest and trustworthy while 64% said he wasn't.
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Banking industry advocates say those rules prevent banks from lending to longtime, trustworthy customers that fell on hard times.
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"He is passionate, he is empathetic, he is trustworthy — and voters know these things about him," the document states.
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Everyone agrees that law enforcement officials ought to be trusted (and trustworthy) to apprehend people who violate the law.
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Apple has touted itself as a force for privacy on the web, positioning Face and Touch ID as trustworthy tools.
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There's an entire world of laptops from trustworthy brands that tackle all of your essential tasks without straining your budget.
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Pichai thinks that Google's basic approach for search can also be used for surfacing good, trustworthy content in the feed.
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One of the main arguments against an Apple-Epic tie-up was that Apple's not as trustworthy as it seems.
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But additional data indicates that, in fact, the more we know about how Facebook works, the less trustworthy it becomes.
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Bahmanzadeh liked the music Costelloe played, and found the Bromley-born DJ uncharacteristically trustworthy for someone who worked in nightlife.
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Because it's a big trade body that works with telecom operators, it's more trustworthy in the eyes of the government.
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If you&aposre not familiar with trustworthy brands, the temptation to download just any old software may be pretty intense.
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Key parts of Little Bird's computer system were unhackable with existing technology, its code as trustworthy as a mathematical proof.
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The president's attention means that more people are signing up to get information from these and other trustworthy news sources.
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I was the storyteller, after all, and The Secret World teaches you that the storyteller is least trustworthy of all.
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The more open and honest a girl gets on YouTube, then surely the more trustworthy and "real" she must be.
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By solid margins, voters said Mr. de Blasio was honest and trustworthy and understood the problems of people like them.
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But it's a bit unusual to see an outlet openly share a poll that paints them as the least trustworthy.
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Forty percent believed a good credit score-haver to be trustworthy, and 38% judged the same group to be smart.
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For decades, I've been hearing from high-ranking officials in dozens of countries that women are more trustworthy than men.
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They have profoundly reliable, trustworthy, recognizable faces that people have counted on for decades, through historic storms, drought, and flooding.
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Pérez, the justice minister, said the prison's warden had come forward with similar information, leading them to believe him trustworthy.
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Created by Paul Walsh, it can assess whether or not a link is trustworthy and warn you before you click.
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And while it might not matter if your favorite singer is dishonest, it's definitely important to have a trustworthy bestie.
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You need to be fair, honest, trustworthy, you should not lie, and you should not cheat, and should not steal.
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But Clinton continues to lag behind Trump when voters are asked which of the two is more honest and trustworthy.
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But, reading this statement it is clear that they already have determined that at least one site is trustworthy—Snopes.
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You're able to keep the recovery details with a few trustworthy friends, who must then download a key management app.
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And Ayotte released a new digital advertisement showing clips of Hassan refusing to say if Clinton is honest or trustworthy.
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Furthermore, signalers were less likely to punish when offered a more straightforward way to appear trustworthy (namely, helping others directly).
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In between scenes, you'll often have to take a vote, deciding who among your group is more persuasive or trustworthy.
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HTC allows you to pick a few trustworthy contacts, and each one of those must download a key management app.
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Thirty-five percent say they see Trump as honest and trustworthy, just about even with the former secretary of state.
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But in telling a true story, a trustworthy narrator is key, and these documentarians have made themselves into those narrators.
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That means the final determinations ought to be trustworthy, but there's still a layer of Facebook's algorithm in the way.
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The trustworthy crew on this expedition consists of Penelope Armstead-Williams, David Botana, Forrest Hersey, Cori Kresge and Melissa Toogood.
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Last week, Facebook said its News Feed would prioritize links from publications its users deemed "trustworthy" in an upcoming survey.
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Realizing there was nothing that looked trustworthy or usable, he used his background in health and entrepreneurship to build Legacy.
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He lobbed claims that she was not "trustworthy" and indicated she had previously passed on his efforts to exchange belongings.
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If Facebook's algorithm has decided you're trustworthy, the report then might go to the social network's third-party fact checkers.
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Organizations need to do the difficult work of hiring people who are trustworthy and who won't take advantage of things.
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They also strongly thought Mr. Trump did not have the temperament for the job, nor was he honest and trustworthy.
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The state's expert witness in 2000 had based his testimony on call logs that may not have been fully trustworthy.
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Chances are the iPhone 6s is too big for your taste and you're now holding onto your trustworthy iPhone 5s.
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They also suggested South Carolina's voters considered Mrs Clinton as trustworthy as Mr Sanders, which is not a common apprehension.
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Once again, this works against decentralization as only trustworthy partners will get a license to operate as an authorized reseller.
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In contrast to Streep's trustworthy, '90s-style speechifying, Trump speaks the language of the time in which we actually live.
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" That contrasts with actual face-to-face smiles, which make an individual appear "more attractive, sincere, trustworthy, warm, and competent.
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Born and raised in southern Florida, Ms. Offolter taught herself propagation through trial and error, and a few trustworthy books.
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In fact, having a trustworthy, funny, and interesting best friend is one of the greatest gifts in the entire world.
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This evolutionary behavior allowed us to form tribes of trustworthy pals, keep our distance from enemies, and generally be safe.
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We require uncensored, diverse, trustworthy media so we can make well-informed decisions and participate fully in political life. 5.
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Like I said, I think it's more the action of just being obnoxious and doing things that are non-trustworthy.
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Democrats see Clinton as less honest and trustworthy than Sanders, a problem that could dog her in the general election.
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Fifty-one percent said Comey was the more trustworthy of the two men, while just 39 percent said Trump was.
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Below, I round up all the durable, high-performing, trustworthy products I relied upon during training and on race day.
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Bodum is a well-known brand that also makes French press coffee makers, so you know its products are trustworthy.
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People born in fire rooster years are meant to be trustworthy and responsible at work, according to the Chinese Zodiac.
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I care about this issue because I believe a strong, vigorous and trustworthy press is the immune system of democracy.
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Respondents saw Sanders as the more trustworthy, honest and empathetic candidate, while Clinton holds advantages in experience and leadership qualities.
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There's the sense that government is responsive to the real needs of the people, that it is trustworthy and effective.
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This ad appears to follow exactly that formula: "Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy," a woman says, before breaking character.
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For the general public, fewer judges means a justice system that is less efficient, less transparent, and even less trustworthy.
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Secretary Clinton, a Washington Post poll just yesterday found that only 37 percent of Americans consider you honest and trustworthy.
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By using two independent data sets, the researchers answered a second question: Is the Chinese government's air quality data trustworthy?
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But it turned out to be a poor decision, it made her get close to people who were not trustworthy.
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Politics in general, it's not really about trust because I don't think the politicians in general are very trustworthy people.
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In a surprisingly candid moment, she even addressed the fact that an overwhelming number of Americans don't think she's trustworthy.
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They hold it because it's trustworthy — so far we haven't had a tin pot dictator run around manipulating its value.
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Fifty percent say she also has the temperament for the Oval Office, but 66 percent say she is not trustworthy.
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Everybody needs a trustworthy auto mechanic with all the required professional certifications to keep a car in tip-top shape.
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I think parents are just inundated with information and it's often hard to figure out whether a source is trustworthy.
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Sen. Dick Durbin The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Sen. Richard Burr The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Chef Floyd Cardoz The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Rep. Thomas Massie The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Sen. Rand Paul The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Many baby boomers are looking for someone trustworthy to take over their multimillion-dollar businesses so that they can retire.
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They also found that observers regard embarrassed individuals as committed to the good of the group and as more trustworthy.
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If the verification check itself isn't trustworthy, attackers can exploit that fact to remotely distribute malware or intercept sensitive data.
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He agreed with Sabathia, adding that hiring "extremely smart" people who are trustworthy can only help players with investment opportunities.
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In August, Hassan stumbled over whether she believes Clinton is trustworthy and dodged the question several times in an interview.
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Facebook has since taken steps to combat false information, including enlisting third-party fact checkers and promoting trustworthy news sources.
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Sixty-seven percent of those polled say Clinton is not honest and trustworthy, up 5 points in the past month.
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And when Trump is pitted against ABC/CBS/NBC, the networks were judged more trustworthy by an 11-point margin.
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She was a cool chick who wore band shirts and who, over the years, has turned into a trustworthy partner.
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An auction room has to be a comfortable environment for buyers where everyone is treated equally by a trustworthy auctioneer.
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Dozens of food websites, hundreds of blogs, and a YouTube clogged with tutorials can make finding a trustworthy recipe challenging.
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The governor repeatedly dodged the question before clarifying in an interview the next day that she thinks she's trustworthy. 2628.
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If a newsroom violates the constitution, it will be excluded from the Civil Registry, a list of trustworthy news organizations.
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I think that&aposs within itself a quality of a leader and a quality of a person that&aposs trustworthy.
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The vast preponderance of voters in the 2016 election thought he was neither honest nor trustworthy -- and he won anyway!
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The company added in a blog post it is highlighting content that is trustworthy, informative and relevant to local communities.
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Call it "Google Super-Duper-Preferred": A selection of videos from publishers the site says are really, really, really trustworthy.
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We have access to information — however trustworthy — and a general cultural distrust toward any who would serve as its gatekeepers.
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Facebook is planning to launch a new "news" tab in the next few months, focusing on trustworthy news from prominent publishers.
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Even once the tweets were debunked by trustworthy sources, users made little effort to make sure their followers were properly informed.
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Every person living with a life-threatening or life-limiting diagnosis understands that the system must be fair, trustworthy, and supportive.
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If the ideas are valuable, the institutions are promising and the individuals are trustworthy, there's an opportunity to make a difference.
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Google News, which treats these publications as trustworthy sources for some reason, featured it to readers who might not know better.
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"It would mean the UK is no longer a trustworthy place to do business," a person close to the company said.
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But figuring out who is trustworthy and who is not remains a sticky bottleneck for digital businesses wanting to scale faster.
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The desire to deliver independent, trustworthy news runs deep, but can often be at odds with pressures from owners and advertisers.
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The U.K. government has launched a research program that will focus on "making autonomous systems safe and trustworthy for public use".
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That means, starting next week, "publications deemed trustworthy by people using Facebook may see an increase in their distribution," Mosseri wrote.
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This is because punishing others is often costly — but less so for those people who find it worthwhile to be trustworthy.
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There are some legitimate reasons why the American people don't always find Hillary Clinton to be very forthcoming, and thus trustworthy.
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Additionally, Tokyo removed South Korea from the list of "white countries" — countries that Japan deems to have trustworthy export control systems.
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News outlets are too credulous towards secondhand reports; it's difficult for outlets without people within ISIS territory to find trustworthy sources.
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Additionally, the poll found that 35% of likely voters surveyed found Clinton to be honest and trustworthy, while 61% did not.
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It's not easy for the average user to determine whether or not the apps on his or her iPhone are trustworthy.
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That doesn't mean you're not trustworthy, they say, and we can mine your alternative data and give you a loan anyway.
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Additionally, companies can lose business because the violations create the perception that they're less trustworthy and a potential risk to customers.
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When asked by Jimmy Kimmel who their least trustworthy member is in the clip above, the cast immediately point to him.
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According to one Pew Research study, the majority of Americans sometimes check online reviews, though only around half believe they're trustworthy.
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Clicking it will take you to a list of stories Apple News editors have deemed trustworthy, well-sourced, uninflammatory, and relevant.
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If the Helper is trustworthy and returns half, they both end up with 45 cents: more than the Truster started with.
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We -- not Iran -- would be the ones sending a clear message that we are neither a credible nor trustworthy negotiating partner.
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So our topline objective here is to make sure that you're comfortable and feel like we are trustworthy of your work.
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Out of more than 300,000 votes, 90.6% said they believe the former FBI director's testimony is trustworthy, while 9.4% do not.
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Her surrogates fanned out across the Silver State this week, attempting to portray her as the more trustworthy candidate for Latinos.
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"These two Tennessee women voted for the candidate who has proven himself to be reasonable and trustworthy," she captioned the photo.
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Sure, they happened to just be from those places, but they hadn't lived in France long enough to be completely trustworthy.
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But with a little bit of planning, the right information, and a trustworthy team, this seemingly insurmountable process can be manageable.
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In short, the dissolution of the need to create revenue by using consumer data makes Apple the more trustworthy business model.
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We may want to believe that the nation's judicial system is trustworthy, however, Avery's case isn't the first miscarriage of justice.
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I have privately asked many seasoned, trustworthy prosecutors and federal agents whether they think any charges could result from this investigation.
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They provide guideposts that will help major companies, small operators and individuals demonstrate that they handle data in a trustworthy manner.
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Yes, there's Microsoft's Outlook and Apple Maps, but neither is as polished as Google's products, neither is as reliable or trustworthy.
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It will also be a more trustworthy partner for the United States in dealing with North Korea and other global challenges.
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Touadera has cast himself as a trustworthy leader capable of combating corruption and uniting the country across religious and ethnic divides.
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A less trustworthy America negotiating from a position of less leverage is not going to win magical new concessions from Iran.
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The team employed Watson OpenScale, a product that takes real-time feedback and adjusts AI models to make them more trustworthy.
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Credible, factual, trustworthy content — that is, journalism — is critical to the millions of users who search for news stories on Google.
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It is absolutely true that the results of careful scientific investigation are more trustworthy than results in nonscientific areas of inquiry.
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In January, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook would prioritize "trustworthy" news by using member surveys to identify high-quality outlets.
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He and his parents rooted for Marco Rubio in the primary, but he thinks Mr. Trump is more trustworthy than Mrs.
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Putin certainly was not the first to sell the North Korean leader as trustworthy upon meeting him and look foolish afterwards.
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Giving people the impression you were an interesting and relatively normal and trustworthy person has been 90 percent of the challenge.
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Eighteen percent say the executive branch is the most trustworthy, also a decline from 26 percent who said so in 2017.
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These people were more likely to be happy, well-liked, and sought out as friends than those who were less trustworthy.
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Princeton psychologist Susan Fiske has found that people evaluate groups along two primary dimensions: warmth (friendly, trustworthy) and competence (capable, effective).
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This endeavor isn't be the first time that Jenner has invested her time and face to a less than trustworthy organization.
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Some of the main issues on which the writers say Trump is not trustworthy: abortion, defense spending, tariffs, and health care.
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We are a new media company delivering vital, trustworthy news and analysis in the most efficient, illuminating and shareable ways possible.
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Last month, the committee made a series of recommendations, such as the development of better training and more trustworthy reporting systems.
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Facebook is also monitoring which users have a propensity to flag problematic content, and which publishers are considered trustworthy by users.
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Even the availability of the trustworthy information on which free societies depend can, it seems, no longer be taken for granted.
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"The best CEOs are inspiring, trustworthy, innovative and can be great motivators for people to bring their best selves to work."
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Or is Google not the most trustworthy source when it comes to giving advice on how to navigate the internet safely?
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But this one feels more like dramatized entertainment and less like a genuine, trustworthy investigation into a real-life murder case.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Consumers deemed "trustworthy" could be eligible for special treatment, like automatic access to merchandise in locked display cases, the document said.
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Millennials use public libraries the most, and are the most likely to see public libraries as a resource for trustworthy information.
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That can be harder than it sounds, particularly if life has taught you that other human beings may not be trustworthy.
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While there's no "ethics" question on the 2016 exit poll, there is one on whether a candidate is honest and trustworthy.
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Your credit score, which is based on your credit report, is a measure of how trustworthy you are to a lender.
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Rather, it's that the presence of social cues made the expressive robot, and therefore its information, seem more reliable and trustworthy.
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Security became a higher priority at Microsoft after co-founder Bill Gates sent his "trustworthy computing" memo to employees in 2002.
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During a recent debate, Biden reiterated that he regrets the vote and that he has proven he's trustworthy on the issue.
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They described him to the Port Charlotte Sun as "an angel" who was trustworthy and very protective of his little sister.
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Only 2628 percent of voters said Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, is honest and trustworthy, while 28500 percent said the opposite.
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Similarly, 6900 percent of likely voters said they think Trump, the Republican nominee, is honest and trustworthy, while 2628 percent disagreed.
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Voters are evenly divided on which candidate is more honest and trustworthy and which candidate can fix the country's economic problems.
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In its announcement on Friday, Facebook warned that publishers who scored low on the trustworthy rankings may see their traffic decline.
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Former Goldman Sachs President Gary Cohn reportedly believes that banks were more trustworthy in 2008 than social media companies are today.
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This was what she knew to be trustworthy, and this was what I learned, eventually, from those years we spent together.
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Interlock devices use a cheaper and less trustworthy technology, the kind found in hand-held breath testers used in traffic stops.
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In other news:Facebook is asking users to pick which news outlets are "trustworthy" — and will demote the losers in your feed.
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I can't convince you that I'm trustworthy, and no other critic can either — that's the nature of the opinion-giving business.
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Sixty-eight percent say she's not honest and trustworthy; 56 percent think the FBI should have charged her with a crime.
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Then they decided I was trustworthy enough to be the guy that went to the bank to deposit the checks, okay?
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Rather, "results from our review should be used to promote improvement in the development of trustworthy guidelines on sugar intake," he said.
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For in the past, North Korea has been about as trustworthy as sushi from the drugstore on a Thursday in the summertime.
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"What we're really interested in is spotlighting and supporting very trustworthy and credible content," Malik Ducard, YouTube's global head of learning, said.
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I wondered about the benefits and questioned how trustworthy my own eyes were a month-and-a-half into my new regimen.
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The big selling point of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin is their use of something called the blockchain to make any transaction mossstly trustworthy.
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A 2015 CBS News/New York Times poll found that Biden topped the list of the most trustworthy politicians in either party.
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Bernie Sanders was widely viewed as more trustworthy than clinton by a 59% to 36% margin, according to a CNN/ORC poll.
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The more than 2.4 million Tsurus sold had offered "accessible, economical and trustworthy mobility for drivers" for over three decades, it added.
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I have limited information; I don't know how trustworthy some of it is, and I'm not entirely sure where it's coming from.
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Polling in late 22018 showed white Americans found police more trustworthy after 20173 months of notorious police custody deaths and resultant protests.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the most challenging category was the last one, which involves the process of identifying and boosting real, trustworthy media outlets.
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On one of Suqian's main streets two city-management officers sit inside a booth identifying itself as a "Trustworthy Neighbourhood Service Centre".
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Photo: Xinhua/Chinese Academy of SciencesStratospheric balloonsDropping test objects from a height is a trustworthy way to put experiments into free fall.
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Poll: Latinos find Clinton more trustworthy than Trump From the start of his campaign, Republican nominee Trump's rhetoric has angered Mexican immigrants.
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"We will continue to work on making selling and buying used vehicles easier, more transparent and more trustworthy," Bertermann said on Wednesday.
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Success in football, whether as a wide receiver or a quarterback, is a byproduct of being a responsible, intelligent, and trustworthy person.
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They're not new to the fitness tracker/wearable game and have been around long enough for them to be reliable and trustworthy.
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There have been, and always will be, fraudsters looking to make money at the expense of naïve, overconfident, or overly trustworthy people.
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Because Hillary Clinton's numbers on the "honest and trustworthy" question -- 36% said she was/61% said she was not -- weren't much better.
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The world and Asia are wishing that the leader of the United States will be a person who is honest and trustworthy.
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She hopes Zac's Bundy movie and the new Netflix documentary teach people to be wary when dealing with a seemingly trustworthy face.
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But until Friday, it wasn't clear just how useful Mueller thought Cohen's help had been — or whether he'd even found Cohen trustworthy.
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Verified buyers are also more trustworthy than non-verified, but they could still be receiving compensation for purchasing and reviewing a product.
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Being consistent in how you treat your co-workers will give you a trustworthy reputation and keep you out of workplace politics.
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Then they have to find someone who's a trustworthy advocate — and who they can afford — to go with them through these proceedings.
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Because the server name in the modified link is identical to the original site, phishing attempts may have a more trustworthy appearance.
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Reuters has been ranked as the second most trustworthy news brand in the world, according to the GlobalWebIndex 2019 News Consumption Report.
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And he does this by claiming that highly dubious sources (Russia, in this case) are more trustworthy and accurate than American intelligence.
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Instead they're seen as social deviants and not trustworthy, even though they're qualified to do the jobs they're holding at that time.
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Americans find former FBI Director James Comey to be more trustworthy than President Trump, according to a new Huffington Post/YouGov poll.
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Dig down a bit and you find that "honest and trustworthy" means little to the voters who support either Trump or Clinton.
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" An agreement on orderly withdrawal was "a precondition for any constructive and trustworthy discussion on our future relationship with the United Kingdom.
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Acquiring APT potentially makes Uptake more trustworthy among plant managers who want partners with deep knowledge about their operations, according to Guilfoyle.
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And we -- not Iran -- would be the ones sending a clear message that we are neither a credible nor trustworthy negotiating partner.
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To overcome this issue, social media platforms may need to provide samples of recent articles before asking if the outlet is trustworthy.
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Once you've done some due diligence and have decided on a trustworthy insurer, you can go on to the next step.3.
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Arriving at a trustworthy estimate is important for many reasons, including informing policy makers, law enforcement officials, health care providers and researchers.
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Edwards finds the NIPA numbers on profits to be more trustworthy because they are based on tax data collected by the IRS.
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It has a separate list of "Media 1K" domains that the company considers "trustworthy," which doesn't always align with the RSS feed.
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The world is on your emotionally wavelength; however, this evening does bring some confusion—find someone trustworthy to talk things out with.
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They aren't always seen as trustworthy, either, with many advisors receiving — or perceived as receiving — incentives for recommending certain products over others.
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The problem is you also need trustworthy friends to help you stay ahead of the surveillance dragnet that's out to get you.
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However, those will bear a "Fulfilled by Amazon" label, which some consumers misunderstand to mean they're trustworthy because Amazon is somehow involved.
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Though, while Breitbart and the Daily Mail are labeled 'biased', Fox News and The Sun, for example, do get a trustworthy tick.
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Because when looking at honesty/trustworthy numbers, it's Clinton who — in the eyes of the public — has more issues in that department.
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It was an early indication that knowledge had value, long before I understood what it meant to be 'authoritative' or even 'trustworthy.
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Exhibit A in this narrative is Walter Cronkite, the CBS News anchor, billed as the nation's most trustworthy voice, who on Feb.
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But there are complex operational challenges that must first be addressed in order to achieve risk-free and reliable, or trustworthy, outcomes.
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The Rikers Island jail complex The journalists at BuzzFeed News are proud to bring you trustworthy and relevant reporting about the coronavirus.
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Some people prefer to deeply research the charities they support, while others simply want to know they're giving to a trustworthy group.
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Trump has accused the whistleblower of being biased against him and not having trustworthy information about the call, despite releasing the transcript.
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Sanders offers the kind of moral clarity, even if simplistic, which can be extremely appealing in an era where nothing seems trustworthy.
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Forty-six percent of likely voters say the Republican nominee is the more honest and trustworthy candidate, while 38 percent picked Clinton.
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These entities present themselves as trustworthy, have a special expertise and usually require you to reveal information about yourself to be useful.
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To some, that was an uncomfortable step toward Google becoming an arbiter of what is and is not a trustworthy news source.
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The least trustworthy had to attend indoctrination classes in the evenings, while only the most trusted could leave the county for work.
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Once they have access to that employee's account, they can use it to send trustworthy-seeming emails to others in the company.
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The Guild Education site guides workers to online courses provided by trustworthy, accredited institutions of higher education, instead of dubious for-profits.
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Most of that is driven by the growth of the premium market as pet parents look for healthier and more trustworthy options.
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They have high integrity, in the sense that they&aposre honest and trustworthy, and they value fairness in their organization&aposs culture.
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But Hawley has conceived him as noble but flawed, a loyal and trustworthy partner to Emmit, but also devoted to a fault.
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People trusted presidents in those days because they had limited access to information, and the information they had made them mostly trustworthy.
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To be operationally effective and ethically acceptable, systems must be trustworthy and humans must remain responsible for the outcomes of their use.
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Regardless of how one feels about Mr. Maduro, it's clear that Washington is not a trustworthy partner in pushing for regime change.
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In addition to providing valuable information and guidance to trustworthy sources, the internet can help patients glean psychosocial support through online groups.
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Through exhibits like this, we are meant to believe that the politicized museum can offer a sustainable, trustworthy approach to the future.
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Being a movie within the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become a trustworthy trait, so it's not a bad thing by any means.
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But even those data are not entirely trustworthy: it later transpired that the researchers had underestimated urbanisation in the densely populated Niger delta.
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"The values of Scouting — trustworthy, loyal, helpful, kind, brave and reverent, for example — are important for both young men and women," Surbaugh added.
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She's been named one of the most trustworthy leaders in the country, but her rise to the top has not been picture-perfect.
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In his previous job, as communications director of the Republican National Committee, Spicer was respected as a fierce partisan who was, nevertheless, trustworthy.
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The Start and the C button were both pretty trustworthy, but every other button required repeated key smashes or brief and excruciating pauses.
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Cardi is adding to the conversation organically instead of making it seem carefully orchestrated, like some artists, which makes her seem more trustworthy.
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Invest with good people you trust and build your reputation as a good, trustworthy co-investor that others want in their cap table.
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They can be a trustworthy source for teachers making big classroom purchases or looking for professional development services over the summer, she said.
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That led me to the [peer-to-peer] lending sites and from there on I chose a borrower which I thought was trustworthy.
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These transmissions are a raw, unfiltered stream of information during the chaotic first stages of an investigation, and are not a trustworthy source.
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As a result, many scores will be rising — and the system will hypothetically be getting, if not more transparent, a bit more trustworthy.
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In many of those cases, Apple has attempted to position itself as a "privacy provider," a trustworthy alternative to its scandal-plagued competitors.
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Because singles think that people who handle their money properly are also trustworthy, smart, responsible, it's a genuine signal of your mate value.
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Is paying 10 bucks a month for proper, trustworthy, and reliable contact sync and de-dupe across all my devices kind of ridiculous?
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Take her first question to Kaine: You talked about Hillary Clinton's character, yet 60 percent of voters do not think she is trustworthy.
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Mr. Faraj, who was born in 1962, is highly considered by both the United States and Israel as a discreet and trustworthy partner.
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"The evidence provided by the prosecution side is trustworthy and completely disproves the theory of the defense about Savchenko's innocence," the judge said.
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These timepieces – accurate, trustworthy, and most of all, cheap – became the world standard and, in the end, nearly gutted the mechanical watch industry.
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Such a move, which is expected by August, would involve removing South Korea from a "white list" of countries deemed trustworthy by Japan.
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"Zello was adopted as the communication tool [in these situations] because voice is trustworthy in a way that text is not," Morris said.
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Just 33% of voters said they believed him to be honest and trustworthy, according to exit polling, while 64% said he was not.
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My dog has free access through my house because he's trustworthy, but I still feel bad leaving him home alone during the day.
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Plenty more research will have to be done and lots of algorithmic refinement will be necessary to make this in any way trustworthy.
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Trump, Clinton battle for New Hampshire Additionally, 70% of the likely voters surveyed said Clinton is not trustworthy, while 27% said she is.
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A Washington Post/ABC News poll from earlier this month showed that 59% of voters believe that Clinton is not honest and trustworthy.
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A handful of the complaints involve outright blackmail—often after a woman has sent risque photos to a man she believes is trustworthy.
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Even if Avery did murder Halbach and none of the evidence from the 2007 case was planted, those county officials are not trustworthy.
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Speaking to WMUR in New Hampshire on Tuesday, Hassan was more direct in her response when asked if she thought Clinton was trustworthy.
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And being that she's designed her own spandex pants for her activewear line, Fabletics, we're considering her a trustworthy source on the matter.
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First, I think most analysts assume that China's leadership has better, more timely and more trustworthy data than is released to the public.
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He said all stakeholders -- equipment makers, network operators and governments -- needed to work together to devise trustworthy standards to manage cyber security risks.
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But investing pays off for the Truster only if the Helper is trustworthy, and returns enough money to make the Truster a profit.
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And German intelligence even said Huawei wasn't trustworthy, which could mean Germany won't accept the company's products in the future despite Merkel's announcement.
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Until now, social psychologists knew that our facial appearance influences the extent to which others perceive us as attractive, intelligent, trustworthy or warm.
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Góes knew that Y Combinator's stamp of approval would make InEvent seem much more trustworthy both to potential clients and to potential investors.
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And 17% say neither is honest and trustworthy, though Clinton has a 5-point edge there among those who do choose a candidate.
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They will do this by using data from user surveys about which news sources they find trustworthy to inform their News Feed algorithm.
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" This news comes amid recent changes to the News Feed that aim to prioritize more "trustworthy, informative, and local" news from "trusted sources.
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" It's a "matter of people learning to trust each other," Carson added, saying Apple should "sit down with trustworthy members of the government.
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In this respect, as facts in the book "Clinton Cash" and revelations by WikiLeaks show, Clinton is not a person who is trustworthy.
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It depends on an automated messaging interface that feels as trustworthy as a message to your boyfriend, rather than a mysterious DOS prompt.
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In early April, the European Commission published guidelines intended to keep any artificial intelligence technology used on the EU's 500 million citizens trustworthy.
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By then, the moderate rebels started to fade, extremists grew stronger, and it became increasingly difficult to find trustworthy partners among the rebels.
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How come voters see Trump, for whom serial dishonesty isn't even his most damning character flaw, as more honest and trustworthy than Clinton?
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Bellisario admitted that she was seen as less-than-trustworthy in an interview to Entertainment Weekly — even though her spoilers were totally legit.
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In an interview with CNN in last month, Mrs Hassan refused on three separate occasions to say whether she found Mrs Clinton trustworthy.
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Put more bluntly, Netanyahu says that the Iran deal is a bad deal because it relies on trusting the Iranians, who aren't trustworthy.
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Specifically, the app allows you to select a group of trustworthy advisors from a list of influencers that have partnered with the app.
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"I'm not enthusiastic; I'm afraid he isn't trustworthy," said Peg Layden, a grandmother who said she voted for Mr. Cruz in the primary.
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Bolton said around 60 percent of investment into mainland China went through Hong Kong, because of the former British colony's trustworthy judicial system.
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Trustworthy guidance is critical to retain customers, and when there is real trust in a relationship, ghosting is at an all-time low.
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Milosz, who had been working as a diplomat in the United States for four years, was no longer considered trustworthy by his superiors.
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A CNN poll released on the convention's first day showed 68 percent of registered voters do not see her as honest and trustworthy.
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Both have dismal ratings on the question of honesty, with 31 percent viewing Trump as trustworthy and 35 percent viewing Clinton as honest.
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Clinton is trustworthy, even though she's been rated by PolitiFact, the Pulitzer Prize-winning fact-checkers, as much more honest than her opponent.
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Two-thirds of voters (64%) said that Trump was neither honest nor trustworthy; one-in-five of those people voted for him anyway.
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Taking a deep breath, Booker said that Menendez is trustworthy and honest, speaking directly to the jury about his fellow New Jersey Democrat.
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Its priors, which had generated the prediction, had proved trustworthy in the past; and sometimes the information coming from the eyes wasn't reliable.
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"I'm usually a trustworthy, honest person," Mr. Baker, who was the league's treasurer for seven years, said in a telephone interview last month.
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So in theory, any damage from charging your phone overnight with an official charger, or a trustworthy off-brand charger, should be negligible.
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Iran's top diplomat said that Trump has so far shown that the U.S. "is not a trustworthy, reliable negotiating partner," the AP reported.
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You could be trustworthy for 10 years and you burn someone once and all of a sudden that's what they're going to remember.
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Number one for me is, why are they relying on regular people, their users, to tell them who is trustworthy and who isn't?
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If that shows up on a survey, who's going to say, "Yeah, Recode's reliable and trustworthy," if it's been around for three months?
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When it comes to determining who's trustworthy and who's not, that's a decision that clearly falls on the other side of that fence.
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While the motivation for a review remains unclear, such an assessment generally aims to establish whether an investor is trustworthy and financially sound.
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Nine in 133 voters said the Vermont senator was honest and trustworthy, compared with six in 213 who said the same about Mrs.
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While only 37 percent of those polled considered Clinton "honest and trustworthy," even fewer, 27 percent, believe that those words accurately describe Trump.
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Others, myself included, argued that the tour was really about trying to market himself—and Facebook—as trustworthy to his billions of users.
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And that could give teenagers watching the show the impression that the adults in their lives who are there to help aren't trustworthy.
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So, if a news outlet wants me to trust it and maybe pay for it, they have to behave in a trustworthy way.
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Tech may be sexy, but now is the time to invest in more trustworthy consumer staples, says one of Wall Street's biggest bulls.
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"Myanmar is not a trustworthy partner in this negotiation," Adem Caroll, director for the nonprofit advocacy group Burma Task Force, told CNBC recently.
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Nearly everyone who writes about news literacy recommends getting news from a variety of sources to ensure what you're taking in is trustworthy.
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You will never have the reputation as being someone who "always knows," but you will always have the reputation as a trustworthy person.
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Other times the only available evidence comes from eyewitnesses, who may not be as trustworthy in the public eye as a police officer.
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Also: Just liking scientists and thinking that they're trustworthy was correlated with belief in climate change, whether or not scientific understanding was high.
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If you led training or became a trustworthy person during a year with tumultuous office politics, you mention include that in your discussion.
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"'An exclusive cure for Coronavirus for $150' is usually not a reliable or trustworthy purchase opportunity but most likely fraud," the report reads.
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Another time, a stranger noticed him and assumed me to be trustworthy, asking me to watch her bags at the airport (I declined).
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Eric Swalwell invoked the Holocaust after the Trump campaign issued a memo telling television producers Swalwell and other members of Congress weren't trustworthy.
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With Trump, struts, scowls and pouts reveal every bit as much as what tumbles from his lips, which is a lot less trustworthy.
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When someone has proven over and over again that they are not trustworthy, you can, and in important situations should, stop trusting them.
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RiskIQ recommends, whenever possible, consumers use off-site mechanisms to pay for website goods — like Apple Pay, PayPal or other established trustworthy systems.
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Who could possibly be more trustworthy than Tom Hanks — America's most trusted man, aka Forest Gump, Mr. Rogers, and Woody from Toy Story?
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But such a move is anathema to Mr. Mattis, who has said repeatedly that he does not view Russia as a trustworthy partner.
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