No, they're not flowers — unchecked squares in four sectors of Mr. Stulberg's puzzle (unchecked squares are those that are not interlocked with others in the grid.).
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How can anyone cope against such reckless and unchecked power?
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Left unchecked, this groundswell of garbage risks overwhelming the planet.
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But this is one we just couldn't let go unchecked.
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Little insecurities left unchecked grow into big fears of failure.
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In many cases, 20063 percent of the loans went unchecked.
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Bills can double, triple and even quadruple if left unchecked.
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With this feature unchecked, you're just seeing your own traffic.
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Left unchecked, we always default toward a more comfortable path.
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These are very serious matters, and they've basically gone unchecked.
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Left unchecked, all this could easily spiral out of control.
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Eventually, unchecked climate change could have consequences for civilization itself.
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Allowing whispers to go unchecked risks disaster during febrile times.
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Unchecked, it can lead to advanced cirrhosis and liver failure.
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As a result, bureaucratic programs grow unchecked and accountability suffers.
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Abuses of power in the system will not go unchecked.
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Left unchecked, there are few limits to this gatekeeper power.
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But it's also a symbol of grand ambitions gone unchecked.
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"Silence allows harassment and assault to go unchecked," they wrote.
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Lawmakers and politicians see the weapons as an unchecked threat.
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"Left unchecked, there are few limits to this gatekeeper power."
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All the while, Communist forces advanced unchecked across the countryside.
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Unchecked monitoring can also disproportionately affect religious and ethnic minorities.
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Left unchecked, therefore, these skews will only increase over time.
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The last thing anyone wants is an unchecked President Trump.
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A perverse psychological fable of unchecked ego and unhinged desire.
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Unchecked by its leadership, Conservative Party infighting over Europe has intensified.
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In recent months, Ukraine has experienced a wave of unchecked vigilantism.
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The profane, offensive, and grammatically and mechanically incorrect often go unchecked.
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Strauss, however, went unchecked, allegedly molesting male students during physical exams.
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After years of unchecked expansion, Facebook has essentially gotten too big.
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So no more deals that run on unchecked for fifteen years.
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Foreign influence operations against marginalized US communities went unchecked for months.
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Left unchecked, this problem is going to get existentially worse too.
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Police brutality, activists argue, stems from an abuse of unchecked authority.
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The unchecked power of the P.C. Police claims another innocent victim.
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It's unchecked white exoticism/orientalism run amok w a huge budget.
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If symptoms are left unchecked, the illness can progress to pneumonia.
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Cancers are basically cells reproducing wildly, producing tumors that grow unchecked.
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This is an example of how sexism, if left unchecked, spreads.
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Diabetes can make other health conditions worse, especially when left unchecked.
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This is what happens when a bloated government is left unchecked.
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It wasn't just the beauty, though it radiates from her unchecked.
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Trump's Saudi Arabia policy has gone unchecked by other political forces.
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Unsurprisingly, the process leads to out of control and unchecked spending.
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This pattern can develop into alcohol use disorder if left unchecked.
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It's past time to end this unchecked waste, fraud and abuse.
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But it's worth considering the unchecked authority the EPA now wields.
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If unchecked, economic inequality is an existential challenge to our democracy.
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Musk has repeatedly warned against the dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence.
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Backlund was left unchecked on a rush into the Anaheim zone.
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Federal, state and local regulation grows unchecked and without a conscience.
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Stuffed in its pockets was a stack of unchecked lottery tickets.
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Unchecked power does what it does best: It replicates and concentrates.
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Confront your colleagues who say racist shit unchecked at work. 963.
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The current startup climate encourages a mindset of constant, unchecked growth.
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They don't want these people pouring into our country, totally unchecked.
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Amazon's growing power and influence did not go unchecked in 2018.
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Unchecked climate change would eventually lead to widespread devastation on Earth.
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"We can't let incidents like this go unchecked," Chief Maddrey said.
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As a result, pedophiles are typically driven underground and left unchecked.
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From the very beginning, Americans have refused to tolerate unchecked power.
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Seward Park is not alone in its opposition to unchecked development.
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Left unchecked, this crisis will decimate the retirement future of millions.
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Or is the president simply an unchecked authority in this domain?
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Unchecked, these digital activities will translate into enduring advantages for Beijing.
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Big Tech has amassed wild, unregulated power that has grown unchecked.
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But it's not apostasy to leave that box on top unchecked.
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You might also have noticed that there are four unchecked squares.
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In nearly every other district, though, the violence carried on unchecked.
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While that's often true, unchecked passivity can boil over into aggression.
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Over the six-year term, poverty remained pervasive and corruption unchecked.
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This means that Harith's ideological support for Salafi jihadism was left unchecked.
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If unchecked, the population could reach 128 million by 2030, officials say.
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Still, the incidents proved the ignorance that can closely accompany unchecked privilege.
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That's great if you're a president interested in acting with unchecked authority.
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The Dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked.
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Unchecked, lampreys killed an estimated 110 million pounds of fish each year.
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And if unchecked, the problem is only going to get much worse.
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If left unchecked, plastic waste will slowly choke our oceans and waterways.
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Those factors, left unchecked by policy makers, could take a painful toll.
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It will destroy the lives of innocent people if it goes unchecked.
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Or that AI will be allowed to proceed unchecked by government regulation.
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Ian Somerhalder Like Hunnam, Somerhalder didn't let his lady's attackers go unchecked.
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Go deeper: U.S. measles cases mount as anti-vaccine influence goes unchecked
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And frankly, the risks of unchecked climate change are also pretty scary.
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"I will tell you this: This will not go unchecked," Lawson said.
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But it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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"Left unchecked, the internet platforms will do what they do," McNamee wrote.
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We must not allow that to fester unchecked in the United States.
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And the more it grows, largely unchecked, the greater the risk becomes.
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" Global warming, he declared, would lead, if unchecked, to "truly catastrophic consequences.
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Awareness of the problem has grown, but critical, underlying causes remain unchecked.
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That seems sad, and a good recipe for lax, unchecked, uncoördinated effort.
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If left unchecked, there will be inestimable damage to the United States.
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But allowing these GMO-disparagement claims to go unchecked is doubly corrosive.
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By 2100, if emissions continue unchecked, that number could reach 250 million.
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The current system allows the cost of private insurance to go unchecked.
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Left unchecked, the North Korean program could steadily become a greater challenge.
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The overrun was due to "unchecked overspending" and decreased revenue, he said.
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Such an exercise of unchecked power would make James Madison's head spin.
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Left unchecked, such incursions would, they fear, eventually usurp the U.S. Constitution.
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An absence of fear, often, is the same thing as unchecked privilege.
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But he said that could change if Mr. Cuomo were left unchecked.
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" They added: "The unchecked panhandler is, in effect, the first broken window.
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But it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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The snarling dog announces Simone, who in turn embodies an unchecked malignancy.
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It's wildly alive with the girl's unchecked bursts of word and emotion.
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Let's start with the obvious: Unchecked misogyny too often still gets rewarded.
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"These companies have run unchecked for a very long time," he said.
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Unchecked money-creation does eventually create runaway inflation – think Argentina and Zimbabwe.
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When can concerns about "national security" slip into bids for unchecked power?
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But the implications of unchecked executive power by the courts are enormous.
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"These regulatory costs essentially represent unchecked power for the president," Batkins said.
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The crosshairs of white supremacy and male supremacy have long gone unchecked.
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Unchecked, it might spread into neighbouring Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan and beyond.
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And the worst consequences of unchecked warming will fall to future generations.
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"Putin's aggression against us and our allies cannot go unchecked," Menendez said.
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Will there be a dangerous new era of unchecked nuclear weapons development?
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An unchecked pandemic will lead to an ever-quickening rate of infection.
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Left unchecked, these emotions can become overwhelming sources of stress and anxiety.
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Anonymous ads, bogus accounts, and fake news appear to be spreading unchecked.
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If allowed to go unchecked, this obstruction means the end of congressional oversight.
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Left unchecked by disruptive forces (like T-Mobile), what would these companies do?
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It's about the unchecked storytelling and self-promotion that thrives on social media.
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In recent years, fintech firms in China have grown largely unchecked by regulators.
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This push comes after 10 years of rampant, often unchecked abuse on Twitter.
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He created a toxic ecosystem where his abuse could flourish unchecked for decades.
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What Bates is accused of is an example of power unchecked, said Shelton.
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If left unchecked, it can also cause brain swelling, heart complications and death.
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One shows emissions soaring essentially unchecked through the century, enabling large temperature increases.
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They're creative and interesting, and their impulses—however unchecked—make sense to me.
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But the real cruelty is allowing this collective brown cloud to go unchecked.
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The other scenario, shown in the map, involves emissions continuing to increase unchecked.
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Yet the law never could have anticipated the unchecked growth of Big Tech.
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Mounting opposition However, critics say that dollar stores' unchecked growth harms local communities.
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This is literally the only time I have agreed with unchecked executive power.
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Trumper's want to return to the decade of unchecked straight, white, male power.
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Established science predicts risks will grow the longer we leave carbon emissions unchecked.
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Does he understand that not even the president has unlimited or unchecked power?
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This serves as a restraint on unchecked spending and an overly broad investigation.
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If Trump makes good on all his promises, climate change will continue unchecked.
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Special counsels have now been reborn with even more unchecked power than ever.
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"Economic damages of unchecked climate change will be astronomical," MIT Technology Review notes.
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We cannot sustain a viable agriculture system if climate change is left unchecked.
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When left unchecked, stress affects the cardiovascular, nervous, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and gastrointestinal systems.
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It does not respect national borders and grows and spreads if left unchecked.
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Left unchecked, anti-Semitism leads to an increase in overall persecution and repression.
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Unchecked pharmaceutical corporations are running wild, pricing medicines as high as $22019 million.
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Authenticity without integrity is poison and unchecked it will tear this country apart.
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These are trends that, if left unchecked, will put us all in danger.
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If left unchecked, this imbalance can lead to exhaustion, resentment and unnecessary stress.
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Though two smugglers were apprehended in that case, such thefts often go unchecked.
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With so few women in positions of power, problematic behavior can go unchecked.
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"It shows what happens when you allow power to go unchecked," he said.
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Much has been said about why we allowed such behavior to go unchecked.
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Analysts pointed to schematic breakdowns, as blitzers had several unchecked shots at Manning.
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But the European erosion continued unchecked, and Benedict called it quits in 2013.
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It would simply let banks return to fixing prices utterly unchecked by competition.
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Without pressure, the threat these groups pose to the U.S. will grow unchecked.
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If that happens, corruption and other misbehavior could continue unchecked inside the government.
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The nation's response was generally stoic, with public displays of unchecked emotion rare.
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As our population and wasteful, polluting industries grow unchecked, so will that number.
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This rests on Twitter, Facebook, and Google who let this go completely unchecked.
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Promoting privacy shouldn't mean that criminals are free to operate unchecked in secrecy.
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If left unchecked, such problems can become deeply ingrained in a company's culture.
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I represent the great state of Maryland, a state impacted by unchecked #climatechange.
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All countries would see their competitiveness eroded if China's policies were left unchecked.
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But if emissions keep rising unchecked, we're staring at 4 to 7 feet.
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Cultural elements from our past, dysfunction and mismanagement were allowed to flourish unchecked.
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Left unchecked, warming will cost the US economy hundreds of billions of dollars.
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I think that, like we were talking earlier, there's a conscious editorial decision to not amplify things and give these guys unchecked ... Like giving them unchecked power or a platform where they can just say something and mislead an audience.
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Unchecked, invisible cash flows now promote not democracy and liberty, but kleptocracy and misery.
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Witnessing and experiencing unchecked harassment then silences other victims from coming forward, Raghu said.
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In an unchecked capitalist system, the exhibition seems to ask, what isn't for sale?
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But foreign policy is where presidents can flex their power, often unchecked by Congress.
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Mayla Miraflor has a vehicle loaded and ready to flee if Mayon rages unchecked.
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Unchecked, it can lead to kidney damage, and in the worst case scenario, death.
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I'm a progressive and a capitalist, but it's clear that unchecked capitalism has failed.
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"Left unchecked, Toshiba would pursue a course that clearly violates these rights," he added.
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Years of unchecked chemical dumping had utterly poisoned the lands of Anniston's black neighborhoods.
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Violence, left unchecked, begets more violence, leaving devastated and terrified families in its wake.
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"As we speak, the president continues his wrongdoing, unchecked and unashamed," Mr. Jeffries said.
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In Zimbabwe, party-owned firms have visibly floundered owing to unchecked corruption and mismanagement.
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But those same capabilities can allow for problematic and discriminatory targeting if used unchecked.
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But as Avaaz's investigation shows there's plenty of political disinformation flying by entirely unchecked.
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The idea is that neither the state nor private corporations should amass unchecked power.
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The Others believe they're saving the world from Men who will, unchecked, destroy it.
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Unchecked, the algae made the water's oxygen levels collapse, turning it cloudy and brown.
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Unchecked, that number is expected to balloon even further over the next several years.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's accusation of Chinese meddling, however, threatens those unchecked economic ties.
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Consular officers have virtually unchecked authority to interpret the vague statute and deny visas.
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The media has thus opened the door to unchecked foreign meddling in future elections.
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Their economic problems lie elsewhere, she argues, in unchecked corporate power and technological transformation.
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Sadly, hatred is growing in America and left unchecked, it spreads like a contagion.
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Bald statistics would have you believe that the growth of social media continues unchecked.
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The difference in China, observers say, is that the party has virtually unchecked power.
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A ruling, expected soon, could impose limits on gerrymandering or let it continue unchecked.
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The harmful impact of unchecked masculinity is so pervasive, we desperately need sweeping change.
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She's wary of Superman's unchecked power, but equally concerned about Lex Luthor's evil plot.
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Critics say an unchecked expansion of the money supply has debased the bolivar currency.
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It's Exhibit-A of how unchecked special interest money in politics directly harms Americans.
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Left unchecked, this kind of surveillance will deter the exercise of core democratic rights.
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According to some activists, that silence allows their isolation and abuse to continue unchecked.
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Few have addressed the culture of secrecy that allowed abuse to continue, often unchecked.
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Everyone who is paying attention knows what the toll of Alzheimer's unchecked will be.
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Our networks withstood the onslaught, and our response efforts prevented an unchecked ransomware attack.
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If left unchecked, these repair needs will only grow, which could jeopardize visitors' experiences.
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That's what allowed the behavior of powerful abusers inside the company to go unchecked.
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Officials in Assam have justified the move partly by citing unchecked immigration from Bangladesh.
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Left unchecked, this would … overwhelm our healthcare system and severely damage our national security.
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Left unchecked, this Republican faction has the power to nullify Democratic policies going forward.
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Each of these educational programs focuses on the consequences of unchecked bigotry and hate.
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It is not inherently bad, but that's no excuse to let it boil unchecked.
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The biggest worry is that, unchecked, the epidemic could reach Goma, the regional capital.
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In actuality, Biden was talking about American culture allowing sexual violence to continue unchecked.
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Each state has a nearly unchecked power to choose presidential electors however it wishes.
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Another lesson is the danger of allowing anyone unchecked power over outside investors' money.
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A century's worth of unchecked growth, he'll tell you, has brought prosperity to many.
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In the 1960s, the credit bureaus' secrecy and unchecked power prompted alarm within Congress.
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North America's skies could look very different if climate change continues to go unchecked.
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It meant chronic, unchecked stress in your life, either at work or at home.
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While one space company grapples with overenthusiastic regulators, another wrestles with unchecked requirements growth.
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The result has been a campaign against supposedly unchecked voting fraud, particularly by immigrants.
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Kamala Harris's campaign had its flaws, but we can't let liberal biases go unchecked.
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Clinton, they hated her with unchecked phallic rage, wearing "Trump That Bitch" T-shirts.
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Her speech summed up the very attitudes that allow sexual violence to continue unchecked.
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The nanny industry, unchecked by national standards or accreditations, remains largely in the shadows.
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Left unchecked, it can lead to scarring of the lungs or even respiratory failure.
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Those tensions, if left unchecked, can grow until one of those two systems prevails.
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And health officials say that if left unchecked, this outbreak crisis will only worsen.
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They have argued that the only solution is overwhelming and perhaps unchecked military force.
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And its omnipresent background snooping carries on unchecked, amassing fresh insights you also can't clear.
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But my gripe is that Israeli espionage is unchecked in its ambition against US interests.
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No Senate Republican dismissed this notion of an unchecked executive as a dangerous, tyrannical idea.
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"Donald Trump was given a platform unchecked for close to an hour," Mr. Booker said.
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Unchecked surveillance can damage lives so it's up to us to do what we can.
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The series, drenched in shadows and hazy grays, explores what happens when vigilantism goes unchecked.
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In the past the party has had great electoral success stoking fears about unchecked immigration.
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All told, unchecked greenhouse-gas emissions could lop a tenth off American GDP this century.
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"We have a system in place that allows for the harasser to go unchecked," Rep.
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The proposed bill endows the INCD with unchecked power, especially when compared with other democracies.
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Unchecked, he began to openly criticize the US with language that veered into outright hostility.
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If their obstructionism goes unchecked, it will continue harming American citizens in very tangible ways.
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Meanwhile, the same sort of profiling takes place on closed Facebook neighborhood groups, largely unchecked.
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"That great ambition unchecked by principles is an unruly Tyrant," Hamilton wrote in early 1801.
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It suggests that, left unchecked, self-interest can deplete resources that support the common good.
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Conservatives regularly accuse liberals of unchecked privilege, and they have been doing so for years.
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Without emergency services and with most of the residents evacuated, the fire now burned unchecked.
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As voters have gravitated to Mr. Trump's unchecked impulsiveness and Mr. Sanders's unabashed idealism, Mrs.
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Currently, the president of the United States has the unchecked authority to launch nuclear war.
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When left unchecked, the conditions drive the Alabama woman to excessive spending, crying, and mania.
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Q: What are the potential consequences in America if corporate power continues to grow unchecked?
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Monopoly power based on invention of a digital platform, network or pharmaceutical patent is unchecked.
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The abuse of this loophole has annoyed many for decades, but has gone relatively unchecked.
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Under emergency rule, which was recently prolonged for three months, Mr Erdogan enjoys unchecked powers.
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""Natalie suffered through a shocking display of what can occur when police power is unchecked.
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This extraordinary singular, unchecked power of the Supreme Court began in 1803 with Marbury v.
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This crisis of trust has opened the door to bitter hatred and unchecked physical provocation.
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In Turkey's case, the recent constitutional redrafting has given the President all but unchecked powers.
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Environmentalists worry that FDA records show that pollution in water from paper mills is unchecked.
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If Baghdadi and his men are left unchecked in Afghanistan, it may impact Pakistan too.
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Marner came from behind the Wings' net unchecked and scored in front at 2:00.
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ICE's actions, if unchecked, will effectively strip noncitizens of their crucial voice in our democracy.
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LeBron James didn't let one assertive fan go unchecked at a game earlier this week.
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The two primary objections have been Congress giving presidents largely unchecked authority and undedicated money.
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Americans have seen this year after year, and each time the debt grows further unchecked.
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Supreme Court Justices are the final bulwark against unchecked power and violations of the Constitution.
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In China's one-party system, this ranking gives him virtually unchecked authority over the government.
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Yet these substances proliferated unchecked, with little thought as to the consequences for young people.
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The ambassador, Vestine Nahimana, says the court is a politicized, unchecked intrusion on Burundi's sovereignty.
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If left unchecked, his approach threatens to poison the atmosphere for good, argues this writer.
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Alcohol becomes her solace and she retreats into unchecked anxiety, her insecurities calcifying into agoraphobia.
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If left unchecked, gerrymanders like the ones here may irreparably damage our system of government.
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Haley also writes that Tillerson told her that people would die if Trump went unchecked.
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Users could only opt out if they unchecked a button on the feature's landing page.
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Together, with this bill, we can ensure this form of discrimination no longer goes unchecked.
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It's killing people by way of stronger storms and hotter heat waves and unchecked pollution.
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For it is essentially a depiction of what happens when white supremacy is left unchecked.
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He burst in unchecked on the right wing to convert Ander Lee's deft backhand pass.
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Republicans argue that the bureau has too much unchecked power and has overstepped its authority.
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She also wrote that Tillerson also told her people would die if Trump was unchecked.
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"If the case is genuine and left unchecked, the younger generation will be seriously misguided."
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He says there are burglaries, drug dealing and prostitution on the estate that go unchecked.
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And those who rebel against it, like Mr. Sardar, are often greeted with unchecked brutality.
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In both cases, it has been incubated, exacerbated and left unchecked by destructive human behavior.
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Prejudice helps bind the modern right together, but unchecked it can rip the left apart.
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But there's another problem: Reduced trust could also lead to more unchecked crime and violence.
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Even so, Atlantic City is a powerful testament to the destructiveness of unchecked crony capitalism.
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Sexual entitlement is not in the DSM—but it's chock full of unchecked online communities.
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Unless Congress reasserts that power, war making will continue to be an unchecked executive prerogative.
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The result is constant turf battles which, unchecked by sobriety, are especially liable to turn bloody.
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Our culture's systemic devaluation of Black girls enables Kelly's predatory behavior to proceed uncovered and unchecked.
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Had they gone unnoticed or unchecked, they would've become very problematic and would've ended his life.
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The High Sparrow represents the very worst aspects of unchecked religious rule, for the most part.
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Unchecked dangers linked to climate change were another factor scientists cited for moving the clock forward.
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It says unchecked immigration is a national security crisis, and one that needs to be addressed.
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In the view of its critics, PubPeer enables an unchecked stream of accusations with no accountability.
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Hate-filled political rants, idiotic memes, unchecked racism, icky oversharing –– at some point, enough is enough.
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Is Elizabeth's biggest threat right now Philip — or is it her own riskiness, unchecked without him?
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When left unchecked, these behaviours have a significant impact on students' education, welfare and well-being.
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These subtle moments of discrimination often go unchecked and unnoticed by those who don't experience them.
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A water leak from a pipe beneath the sidewalk flowed unchecked, leaving pools and summoning mosquitoes.
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Others ascribe the shrinking space for dissent to the unchecked rise of chauvinist Hindu-nationalist groups.
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OpenAI is right to assume that potential dangers loom in AI should it go completely unchecked.
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But there's no shortage of political disinformation flowing unchecked across its platforms as user uploaded 'content'.
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But the unchecked growth of social networks has had serious consequences around the world, he said.
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The jittery handling of the steering wheel is left unchecked, which results in significant lane deviations.
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"I will tell you this: This will not go unchecked," Police Chief Arthur Lawson told nola.
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The Washington Post has published A Take decrying the unchecked rise of "bowl culture" in America.
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Left unchecked, the lack of males in future could be detrimental to green sea turtle populations.
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Left unchecked, the "Time Well Spent" movement could metastasize into a "Time to leave Facebook" movement.
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Left unchecked, the vulnerability could let malware slip past the operating system's Gatekeeper security feature undetected.
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Left unchecked, entitlement spending will consume nearly all federal revenue by the middle of the century.
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In these online spaces, men's sense of entitlement over women's bodies tends to go entirely unchecked.
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The fire could then rage unchecked, leading to "the loss of the aircraft," the paper said.
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Rescinding these regulations will not result in a race to the bottom where polluters go unchecked.
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You know, so much bad behavior just goes unchecked because there's no women in the room.
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"We should all be concerned when an unchecked prosecutorial power starts threatening ordinary citizens," Dearn said.
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" And: "In a land full of unchecked power, no one is safe, including those in power.
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What Hyder lacks in modern amenities it makes up for in epic wilderness — and unchecked liberty.
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There are trade-offs, however, as strong emotions that are left unchecked can have disastrous consequences.
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Left unchecked, the cost in 28503 would be more than our nation spends on national defense.
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"We got a president in Donald Trump that is totally unchecked at this point," Warner said.
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Left unchecked, the drive to automation would leave much of IBM's 350,000 employees without a job.
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In his statement, Murphy warned that continued unchecked support by the United States would have consequences.
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Only the muting of dissent through repression is more disturbing, allowing government power to go unchecked.
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But concern about political violence, mob rule and unchecked passion is hardly new in American history.
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Left unchecked, infringement on IP has the potential to negate such investment and stifle future innovation.
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Activists fear an FBI win in its standoff with Apple would lead to more unchecked monitoring.
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Hasina's tenure has gone largely unchecked, creating the very political condition the opposition is now protesting.
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Such monetary incontinence, unchecked, leads to a spiral of food shortages, price hikes and currency devaluations.
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"The Dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked," President Trump tweeted Sunday.
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And therein lies the rub, with the current unchecked epidemic of obesity as the sorry result.
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The huge upside for Amazon is unchecked access to the data-rich interiors of our homes.
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To critics, he symbolizes the bad old days of unchecked crime, racial tension and fiscal anarchy.
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The Democrats stand in our way - they want people to pour into our country unchecked....CRIME!
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This restricts access to the courts and allows for the most egregious violations to remain unchecked.
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There is a careful line between letting callers express themselves and letting misinformation go unchecked, though.
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Liberals argued that a parole board's broad leeway allowed racial and class biases to rule unchecked.
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" Cook says that "hate is a cancer and, left unchecked, it destroys everything in its path.
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The end of the Yamadayev brothers as a political force left Kadyrov with nearly unchecked power.
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Eventually, it seemed, earth's finite carrying capacity would be overwhelmed by our unchecked, exponentially increasing appetites.
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And if left unchecked, these forces can damage the very balance that makes up our democracy.
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Consider the whiff of misconduct surrounding him regarding his unchecked power and potential conflicts of interest.
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For many years, his consumption of cookies went unchecked, and even encouraged, by his fellow residents.
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Left unchecked, partisan gerrymandering could lead to permanent and profoundly undemocratic changes to the Constitution itself.
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Those who managed to survive TCHS are still grappling with Tann&aposs unchecked cruelty and greed.
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Like those shows, Succession is about the unchecked mega-rich, the offshoots of capitalism run amok.
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Compher drove unchecked to the net and put a sliding puck past Bishop in dribbling fashion.
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Corporate governance experts have also raised concerns about CEO Adam Neumann's unchecked power at the company.
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Airing live streams presents certain challenges, such as graphic content after violent events or unchecked profanity.
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Violent sexual behavior that goes unchecked during college does not reach a natural end at graduation.
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Skyrocketing prices are fueling greed worldwide, greed that if left unchecked, could eventually lead to extermination.
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After years of letting such public auctions go unchecked, German prosecutors are starting to take notice.
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Hungary and Poland, unchecked by courts and legislatures that have grown weak, are backsliding into authoritarianism.
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Now, as the sitting president, he has virtually unchecked authority to restrict refugee admissions next year.
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Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates have warned about the potential dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence.
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But others are wary of giving forest dwelling communities unchecked access given widespread corruption in the sector.
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If left unchecked, Editor Todd meticulously scans everything I write and say and do throughout the day.
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This means misinformation -- which is a much more appropriate term for "fake news" -- can rattle around unchecked.
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"Where there's no investigative journalism, government at a local, state and national level goes unchecked," he said.
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Today, in the decade that has followed the Great Recession, finance capitalism has continued its ascendency unchecked.
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Since Bobby and Lara are no longer policing each other's personalities, they're spiraling into their unchecked selves.
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Coronavirus could infect 60% of the world's population if it's left 'unchecked,' a leading disease expert warned
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That provided a cover for those in power, unchecked by Juba's fledging institutions, to pilfer public coffers.
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Luckily, we have models for constraining competition in markets where we think unchecked capitalism could harm society.
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Suddenly, the remnants of Congress decide they can pass the Constitutional Amendment giving the president unchecked power.
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Instating carbon taxes can reduce pollution, Weil says, and the world's population isn't projected to rise unchecked.
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"Unchecked extraction" of resources brought militarization and associated abuses such as rape and forced labor, it said.
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But unchecked, automated systems could send prices for staples like water skyrocketing after a disaster: price gouging.
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While bitcoin can protect from the tyranny of governments printing money, other kinds of tyranny remain unchecked.
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Allowing employers to recruit their workers into politics unchecked threatens to skew politics further toward big business.
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So, after another down day in the market, Cramer found way too many boxes still remained unchecked.
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Congress has an opportunity to make clear that it will not tolerate unchecked military support to Egypt.
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These often go unchecked by the IRS but are also the ones that will leave you shortchanged.
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That unchecked presidential authority was called into question Tuesday in a Senate hearing led by Republican Sen.
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If left unchecked, the spread of microplastics in our ocean will almost certainly have a devastating effect.
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Tillerson also told Haley that people would die if Trump went unchecked, according to The Washington Post.
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For democracy in the United States, the biggest danger is unchecked presidential ability to violate the Constitution.
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Professor Hackett said, if left unchecked, it could set off "tremendous cascading effects," devastating California's marine ecosystems.
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"This bill is an eleventh-hour attempt to sneak an unchecked warrantless surveillance program through Congress," Sen.
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"We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, unchecked..." Barrack Obama, 2005.
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Russian officials sounded similar warnings, saying that "the consequences would be irreversible" if Pokémon players continued unchecked.
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Left unchecked, these fees will ultimately roll back services and reduce choices for seniors across the board.
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Many Lebanese are resigned to the idea that patronage networks and unchecked nepotism will remain the norm.
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"Democrats are holding our Military hostage over their desire to have unchecked illegal immigration," Trump tweeted Saturday.
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Head to your login verification settings (also available here) and make sure that "text message" is unchecked.
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If left unchecked, that debt could trigger a national or international economic crisis, according to the CBO.
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In that time, Wall Street pay has grown largely unchecked and with it, undue risks have grown.
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Yeah, they think it's a community where they can safely let their racist beliefs run amok unchecked.
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He could remind Americans about the perils of unchecked immigration and a de facto open border policy.
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The looming threat posed by climate change, much talked about of late, will proceed all but unchecked.
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Barron says we are better off because presidents have not been able to exercise sweeping unchecked power.
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Officials in Assam have justified the move partly by citing unchecked immigration to the state from Bangladesh.
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The secretary of state asserted that if the country goes "unchecked," it could become another North Korea.
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The more substantive answers are torture, deceit and the all-but-unchecked power of the American presidency.
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It might mean the creation of private communities in which toxic ideologies are allowed to foment, unchecked.
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We must now press our legislators to protect us from the unchecked power of dominant digital platforms.
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Analysts worry that the court's decisions are already being felt, with campaign spending allowed to go unchecked.
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It even has plans to build space habitats after its unchecked growth helps destroy this planet's ecology.
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On Twitter, this led to unchecked harassment and abuse, much of it focused on women and minorities.
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Our investigation verifies the evidence and uncovers a pattern of human rights abuses that often go unchecked.
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I also wondered if I was doing him a disservice by allowing his accent to flourish, unchecked.
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Scientific studies show that if the world's carbon emissions continue unchecked, atmospheric temperatures will continue to rise.
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The FTC requests mark a major expansion on the antitrust front following years of practically unchecked growth.
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All this means that the prepublication review system provides government agencies with unchecked power to suppress speech.
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What they're saying: Automakers warn that leaving Qualcomm's power unchecked could mean higher prices for connected cars.
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The Times later documented how Mr. Weinstein's abuses went unchecked for decades with help from his associates.
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The current food insecurity crisis has quietly been growing unchecked as millions are at risk of dying.
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And no one is left free to enjoy the unchecked power that leads to arrogance and abuse.
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Prosecutors contend that Mr. Guzmán transformed the drug trade with unchecked brutality, remarkable efficiency and brazen corruption.
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While independent agencies are subject to limited congressional scrutiny and oversight, their regulatory authority is nearly unchecked.
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Shaw also argues that the college's permitting system gives administrators unchecked authority to grant or deny applications.
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Snap and several other tech companies have similar stock structures that give their founders massive, unchecked power.
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But left unchecked, such behaviors and perspectives can make you more prone to being a jerk, frankly.
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Recent studies have found that Venice could be underwater within 100 years if climate change continues unchecked.
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Unchecked growth has claimed Bobby's Idle Hour, the last live-music venue on Nashville's fabled Music Row.
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It also may have made led to more unchecked crime — by scaring black residents from calling 911.
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In other words, presidential power expands in ways that are often useful but unchecked to varying degrees.
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And if left unchecked, the programs can learn and act upon gender stereotypes in their decision-making.
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At their worst, they are spaces where boundaries can get blurred and harmful behavior can go unchecked.
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And if left unchecked, the programs can learn and act on gender stereotypes in their decision-making.
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So it makes sense that Susan Fowler's claim went largely unchecked and remedied while she was there.
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"The unchecked growth of app-based for-hire vehicle companies has demanded action – and now we have it."
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Unchecked human activity has disrupted the natural habitat putting a dangerous strain on food production and fragile ecosystems.
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The potential consequences of unchecked AI development are real and much closer to home than many people think.
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"That Twitter is a place where racism, misogyny and homophobia are allowed to flourish basically unchecked," she added.
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Unchecked, the planet will get far hotter by 2100 — a time that many children alive today will see.
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It's a trope that's largely gone unchecked, showing up again and again in otherwise beloved pop culture phenomena.
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Amy Schumer and Chelsea Handler, in particular, have been called out for their own unchecked privilege and racism.
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Read through that lens, Hughes was presciently warning us about the perils of unchecked capitalism and massive inequality.
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" He added in a statement that the era of the administration "going unchecked has come to an end.
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The U.S. Treasury's report was seen as making a case that the CFPB has too much unchecked power.
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"We have to respond to Vladimir Putin's behavior and if we don't, he will continue unchecked," McCain said.
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Both are incremental increases over their current sizes and far below where, left unchecked, they would wind up.
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But critics say it is failing, with anonymous ads, bogus accounts, and fake news appearing to spread unchecked.
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The Chicago Sun-Times: We are, at the Sun-Times, the enemy of unchecked authority and undeserved privilege.
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Angry shareholders demanded an explanation for how wrongdoing on an allegedly massive scale had gone unchecked for years.
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Trump's campaign, which has argued that unchecked immigration hurts American workers and undermines national security, criticized the move.
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Slowing its rollout would be a serious blow to an emerging field that has so far grown unchecked.
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Wildfires are spreading unchecked across Southern California, adding more infernos to the state's worst fire season on record.
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But, in true hip-hop fashion, the most famous stripper-turned-rapper couldn't let Dupri's comments go unchecked.
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In any case, "We are not going to leave any avenue unchecked," Cohen's attorney Guy Rubin told PEOPLE.
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If left unchecked, a contaminated oxygen system could increase the risk of fire or even cause an explosion.
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The threat isn't tangible like a tank or a bomb, but left unchecked it's every bit as dangerous.
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The president enjoys a wide range of executive authority over trade policy that goes largely unchecked by Congress.
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Left unchecked, diabetes can lead to serious complications like nerve damage, blindness, amputations, kidney damage and heart problems.
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It's the same impulse that, unchecked, spawns an album's worth of Facebook pictures from a single night out.
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The rest have been essentially "off the book" wars that give presidents unchecked authority, and Congress, plausible deniability.
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Some staffers alleged that her privileged position at the paper allowed her offenses and errors to go unchecked.
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"Workers and citizens could sue companies for stolen wages, unchecked pollution, and violence against union organizers," Loomis writes.
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Some victims felt the lack of condemnation would leave hatred unchecked and raise the possibility of more violence.
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After decades of unchecked expansion of the administrative state, Washington finally has recognized that it has a problem.
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Greater Chinese AI capabilities—if left unchecked by U.S. capabilities—could pose serious economic and national security threats.
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The 220006 Russian annexation of Crimea is a chilling precursor of what Putin might do if left unchecked.
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If normal users aren't on the platform to report racist and hateful content, it can easily go unchecked.
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Unchecked bags and packages are not allowed to enter the premises, according to a statement from Charlottesville authorities.
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In this decision, it appears that the court is unwilling to let the EPA operate unchecked once again.
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But if rampant cybersecurity incompetence is allowed to perpetuate unchecked, the future damage will be incalculable and irreversible.
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First were two reports in which we concluded that unchecked climate change can morph into an existential threat.
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"This is the kind of speech, if left unchecked, will change this country forever," Donaldson adds. https://t.
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It is a lack of will rather than a lack of ability that keeps autopilot spending growing unchecked.
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Growing fears of unchecked data use have prompted behavioral and policy changes, like Europe's General Data Protection Rule.
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Many European governments are concerned that the migratory flow could resume unchecked if relations with Turkey sour further.
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The plan, put forward by the ruling Justice and Development Party, gives Erdogan sweeping and largely unchecked powers.
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Unchecked power always runs the risk of doing things the average American would consider an abuse of power.
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City planning can't possibly keep up with such rapid population increase and so living conditions go largely unchecked.
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In time, unchecked cancer develops the ability to move from organ to organ or from tissue to tissue.
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The instinct to impose order by force appears in his proposals for unchecked violence against the Islamic State.
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The activists reportedly flagged concerns that unchecked political ads could be abused and lead to voter suppression. Rev.
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Trump's invocations of corruption, like Duterte's, have rarely been far from his own open pining for unchecked authority.
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"We will no longer let the generosity of the American people be taken advantage of or remain unchecked."
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But the comment didn't go unchecked -- Troy Vincent, a former NFL player who is now the NFL's Exec.
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What seems like unchecked chaos to almost everyone else is Mr. Trump feeling he is in his element.
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A world that shrugs at Hamas's abuse of its own people merely licenses the abuse to continue, unchecked.
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The insurers he scammed — Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare — then allowed his fraud to proceed for years, largely unchecked.
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Before you noted the unchecked squares, perhaps you noticed the large X shaped pattern of the black squares.
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For as long as humans celebrate Christmas and worry about unchecked greed, we'll need people to play Scrooge.
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She added that the profession must also address the misconduct that was allowed to go unchecked for decades.
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The president, for instance, has now spent years insisting that voter fraud is a rampant and unchecked scourge.
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Teddy Roosevelt advocated his "New Nationalism" as a counterbalance to the seemingly unchecked power of the robber barons.
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Its success is astounding, considering that the elephant population there had been in serious trouble from unchecked poaching.
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Their case exemplifies the nature of the Venezuelan state and the unchecked violence it is willing to employ.
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Left unchecked — or more than that, indulged — it stops being a sign of something that is intensely alive.
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As a result, the president has had essentially unchecked power to wage war, including launching a nuclear strike.
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And doing it on TV just makes it worse — presenting an image to viewers that goes completely unchecked.
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Less attention to smart, controlled growth at the state and local level allowed unchecked sprawl along the coast.
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That put a damper on a Chinese economy that was already cooling off after decades of unchecked growth.
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Bigoted messages have gone unchecked for years, said Rabbi Yisroel Kahan, administrative director of the Oizrim Jewish Council.
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When left unchecked, the divide over money can get wider over time, which can tear a couple apart.
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"This is a sickness that has infected the country, unchecked and unfettered gun violence," Lemon said on CNN.
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The potential consequences of this monetary attack—if left unchecked—would be disastrous to the global financial order.
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Unchecked urbanisation and climate change mean that Bangkok could be mostly submerged by its own weight by 2030.
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Rampant biotech and unchecked corporate greed have left it littered with still-functioning weapons of immense destructive capability.
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If the aggression went unchecked, it would only encourage the IRS to try these tactics on other corporations.
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Unchecked deforestation could end up hurting Brazilian farmers if it leads to foreign boycotts of Brazilian farm goods.
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With unchecked greenhouse gas emissions, plunging biodiversity and increasing ocean pollution, "we are killing our planet," Macron remarked.
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" They added, "This attempt to bully and intimidate a hardworking, understaffed agency like O.G.E. must not go unchecked.
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" Added Trump on Twitter: "Democrats are holding our Military hostage over their desire to have unchecked illegal immigration.
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To dramatically shift the culture that has allowed abuse to go unchecked, wholesale change in leadership is required.
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This was the message of the constitutional scholars who testified that the behavior of Trump cannot go unchecked.
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Until, then, he sees his refusal to sell as a political act, holding the line against unchecked development.
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So, one of her beliefs that I think is really true, is that unchecked unilateral authority is bad.
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They recognized that unchecked democracy is majoritarianism, and that tyranny of the majority is tyranny all the same.
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Ecuador's next president will not be able to afford Mr Correa's largesse and may not exercise his unchecked power.
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The #MeToo movement has shown that unchecked power in male-dominated hierarchies can fuel gendered abuse in any industry.
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If it's left unchecked, the condition can cause problems like eye inflammation, lipid deposits in the cornea, and blindness.
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Today, the contents of your inbox are likely closely aligned with that of your cellphone's voicemail — unwanted and unchecked.
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Their plan mainly seems to be shepherding in a new era of unregulated, unchecked natural resource extraction and exploitation.
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If the practice goes unchecked, scientists say it could delay the recovery of the ozone hole by a decade.
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So the FDA can either create ways to exercise some authority over the products or leave them largely unchecked.
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Social media can spread that message even further, but it feeds off hatred that courses unchecked through the mainstream.
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In this court, there are no appeals, and the secret proceedings are unchecked by any other branch of government.
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British voters decided to break away from the European Union, in part because of mounting frustration with unchecked immigration.
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The industry that preys on black women the most, in terms of actual assault victims, continues to go unchecked.
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Unchecked, global warming could overwhelm the efforts of even the most far-sighted island governments to adapt to it.
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It was a corrupt police force — one that he was trying to bring in line — on an unchecked rampage.
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Cities have been trying to grapple with the unchecked growth of companies like Uber for a few years now.
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Brayden Point dug out the puck from behind the net and fed it to an unchecked Kucherov in front.
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All of those are causes that liberals, libertarians and conservatives—anyone who fears unchecked state power—ought to cheer.
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With their nuclear ambitions unchecked, it would be almost impossible to convince other nations, like China, to exercise restraint.
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" "Of course not, but your actions follow a certain pattern, a pattern that left unchecked almost always end violently.
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If left unchecked, they could disrupt market rules, poison business co-operation, and cause instabilities in the world economy.
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The Trump Administration needs a coherent strategy to deal with North Korean aggression, which will continue if left unchecked.
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If left unchecked, the ratio could hit 13 percent by 2020 versus 82 percent at end-2017, Fitch said.
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"Some institutions and decision makers are still holding on to unchecked power they have previously indulged in," he said.
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Left unchecked, it is behavior that undermines, and will ultimately erode, the foundation of our democracy and our freedom.
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Without transparency, an unchecked executive operating in the dark develops with no accountability to the people who fund it.
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And country-wide martial law could give Duterte a stronger platform to continue controversial policies unchecked, according to strategists.
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When applied to an unchecked master/slave narrative, however, these bad boys go from sexually appealing to downright appalling.
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From Duke's point of view, unregulated unchecked immigration was a huge problem, especially from certain areas of the world.
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But regardless of the particulars, these incidents make clear the enormous unchecked power held by tech corporations like Facebook.
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Bentel was interested in exploring the future of urban living and the threat unchecked pollution poses to the environment.
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Payoffs and bribes are the price of doing business, an invisible line in the budget that usually goes unchecked.
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Islamic State might be on the run, but if left unchecked, it can wreak havoc in Afghanistan and beyond.
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China, they said, was proving that unchecked autocracies had an advantage in managing the economy, particularly in a crisis.
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The Democratic senator has also supported allowing the unchecked importation of foreign price controlled medicines into the United States.
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And it turned out that similar outbreaks had gone unchecked for years, a product of agricultural runoff, she said.
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That means overcoming the barriers created by unchecked partisanship and its emotional parent, tribalism, or what I'll call factionalism.
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During the financial crisis healthcare was the only sector that experienced price inflation, and costs continue to rise unchecked.
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By 2100, this percentage jumps to 74% of the population (47% of the land area) if emissions continue unchecked.
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The reality is that climate change and its impact on our health will only get worse if left unchecked.
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If left unchecked, this trend will drive up the costs of traditional Medicare and further strain the system's finances.
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As a power player in Hollywood, Weinstein knew that any inappropriate actions conducted by him would likely go unchecked.
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Twitter prides itself on being "what's happening," but unfortunately for the company's users, what's frequently happening is unchecked harassment.
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But Republicans say that the agency overburdens businesses and that its independent structure gives it too much unchecked power.
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If unchecked, one consequence may be that your life is unconsciously influenced by others' desires, wishes, thoughts, and moods.
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She said many of the challenges with business today, from bro culture to discrimination, come from unchecked masculine energy.
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Trade wars are nasty; unchecked power is much worse, and not just for those who are poor and powerless.
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That report described a work environment where harassment went unchecked and those who spoke up were ignored or penalized.
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The Las Vegas attack, for some Americans, typically those on the left, represented the terrorism of unchecked gun laws.
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With growing support from autocratic forces in Europe, he must not be emboldened to think he will be unchecked.
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Interviews with dozens of people depict a man whose behavior went largely unchecked because of his status and wealth.
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But Mr. Comey is speaking truth to power and warning all of us of the dangers of unchecked loyalty.
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The country's ill-conceived attempts to answer the shame of colonization went unchecked, barely witnessed by the outside world.
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A coronavirus outbreak is just as likely to go unchecked in facilities where health is already a low priority.
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Possible lead-paint hazards had gone unchecked for years, since the last term of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's administration.
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If left unchecked, by 2050 air-conditioners would use as much electricity as China does for all activities today.
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During that time, an unknown number of people would have crossed the border between China and North Korea unchecked.
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The combination of Gamergate hubs like subreddit KotakuInAction and unchecked alt-right personalities preaching harmful ideologies have changed that.
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His reforms — major overhauls of France's labor market, along with symbolic changes in fiscal policy — are so far unchecked.
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However, both the popular subreddit and coronavirus-related content has been left seemingly unchecked and unfiltered by Reddit moderators.
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Tourist dollars allow locals to remain on the island, but "unchecked growth may also have negative consequences," Gjelstad wrote.
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We need a strong bureau as a defense against future taxpayer bailouts resulting from reckless practices unchecked by regulators.
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And leaving the box unchecked in protest feels even worse, like choosing voluntary self-erasure over involuntary state erasure.
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Point the finger instead at unchecked capitalism—the greed fuelling a growth-at-all-costs approach to product monetization.
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The big picture: Warren is raking in enemies for her rhetoric condemning Big Tech and its largely unchecked influence.
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His policies, if unchecked, will also destine us to react to increasing cataclysmic weather events rather than being proactive.
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Now the scenario that many conservatives long feared is reality: The centrist aides are going to be largely unchecked.
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With no apparent consequence for behavior they see as corrupt, Trump will enter his reelection campaign unchecked and unbound.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had warned against "speculation or unchecked theories regarding the catastrophe" after the crash on Wednesday.
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The resultant depictions of guilt, victimization, and unchecked power are as teeming with feeling as they are with fact.
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Ukraine&aposs president, Volodymyr Zelensky, warned against "speculation or unchecked theories regarding the catastrophe" until official investigations were done.
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In a recent six-day period, Mr. Levine said, tickets went unchecked during three or four trips he took.
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In this puzzle, the unchecked squares are the ones with the circles inside the black square U-shaped patterns.
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This has led to unchecked waste and redundancies in a sprawling bureaucracy that would be humanly impossible to map.
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Scientists say that left unchecked, projected levels of rising temperatures may displace entire populations, flood cities and trigger conflict.
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Such a scenario, if left unchecked, negates the free market and abrogates individual choice for both physicians and patients.
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Left unchecked, this aggression poses a threat to America's primacy in the region and its long-term superpower status.
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If left unchecked, Trump will continue to use censorship to remake the federal government in his own distorted image.
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This year, the U.S. government's fourth National Climate Assessment documented the huge economic and social impacts of unchecked warming.
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Should Hamas collapse, militants would operate unchecked, and Israel might have to assume responsibility to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.
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She went on to call for border checks to stop jihadists, and for putting an end to unchecked immigration.
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They've been able to get away with unchecked privacy abuses, they've been undisciplined in how they've dealt with advertisers.
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"There's a lot of service members that go unchecked for PTSD and maybe shouldn't carry on base," he said.
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Civil society advocates say that the legislation allows a single government agency to accumulate unchecked powers over the internet.
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Congressional Democrats and student advocates said rescinding the rule would leave the scandal-scarred for-profit college industry unchecked.
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At the same time, the Sacklers and others looking to profit from our pain have done so nearly unchecked.
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At the bottom of this screen is a checkbox that must be unchecked to opt-out of the scheme.
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But in Civil War, the unchecked authoritarianism of the Avengers gets more complicated (don't get me wrong, it still exists).
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Particularly for supporters of Trump, TNN will serve as their primary news source, unchecked by the much-loathed mainstream media.
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But Patanjali continues its unchecked march in the Indian FMCG industry and has been hailed as a major disruptive force.
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And Louisiana attorney general Jeff Landry said he fears the consequences of allowing the tech industry's power to go unchecked.
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He represents that evil that we all have within ourselves, which, if left unchecked, can lead to disastrous outcomes. 21.
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Otherwise, leaders remain unchecked, massive corporations undermine elections, and the stories of the most vulnerable members of society remain untold.
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But, he's also saying Kelly fans -- himself included -- shoulder some blame for letting the singer's alleged criminal behavior go unchecked.
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On the other hand, the possibility of AGI is uncertain but some futurists believe its unchecked consequences could be apocalyptic.
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But as Democrats and Republicans spend years shadow-boxing over the future of energy policy, climate change will continue unchecked.
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He would also have the authority to declare a state of emergency, during which his powers would be entirely unchecked.
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Accompanying the racism, colorism, sexism, misogyny, and general exploitation that goes unchecked, there's a pressure to fit parochial beauty standards.
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We have seen time and again that, after a certain point, the government may not be trusted with unchecked power.
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Stories became my entire world, unchecked and unrestricted; I was nine when I read V.C. Andrews' Flowers in the Attic.
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When comments like these go unchecked by anyone, let alone someone like Mr. West, it appears to condone such behavior.
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"Jill Stein's 1 percent temper tantrum cannot go unchecked," Michigan Republican Party chair Ronna Romney McDaniel said in a statement.
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The industry cannot let those who perpetuate harms against anyone – especially vulnerable young people – go unnoticed or unchecked any longer.
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She lets the spite and ugly cruelties of Pappy—her father-in-law with KKK affiliations—go unchecked and unremarked.
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It is time for the government to take action as it could lead to serious pathological phenomena if left unchecked.
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When wildly awful behavior has gone unchecked for all of human history, it's hard when someone says it's not okay.
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Wilders struck the night's tone by offering a cautionary tale of "Eurabia": Europe in the throes of unchecked Muslim migration.
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The lack of external limits on the power of those leading the chaebols has meant that abuse often goes unchecked.
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Mr. Fucci said Mr. Casaleggio, who is unelected and unchecked by term limits, has a "huge role" in political decisions.
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If left unchecked, it will continue funding ongoing terror operations in the Middle East, with the potential of harming Americans.
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In Europe, it has been made illegal in response to their firsthand experience of unchecked hate speech turning into genocide.
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If our debt continues to grow unchecked, it could drop the U.S. growth rate by as much as two-thirds.
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Put aside that Russian military power is operating unchecked in the Middle East for the first time in recorded history.
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The Black Lives Matter Network seeks to end the system of policing that allows for unchecked violence against black people.
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It allowed companies to funnel home $362 billion in cash virtually unchecked at a minimal tax cost of 5 percent.
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The descent between where we are today and unchecked authoritarianism is long, but we are sliding down it very fast.
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Imagine the racist riots a fascist Trump would inspire, or the unchecked corruption and socialism a Clinton presidency would bring.
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Reuters reported that the tree would be inspected for parasites, which could spread to other trees nearby if left unchecked.
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Unchecked free-riders create a suboptimal supply of a collective good, be it national defense, highways, vaccinations or union representation.
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Unsettled controversies if unchecked will eventually lead to confrontation and social and political instability, exacerbating divisions within the body politic.
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If unchecked, the crisis, combined with further deteriorating relations with the U.S., could spell severe instability for the Islamic Republic.
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Left unchecked, climate change might cause severe drought across 40% of all land on the planet — double the amount today.
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He and his allies have not only allowed hatred to go unchecked, they have actively encouraged and enabled its perpetrators.
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Channeling Mr. Trump, Mr. Giuliani spoke about the dangers of unchecked immigration and misrepresented Hillary Clinton's position on the issue.
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Unchecked and unaddressed, CKD can progress to irreversible kidney failure and the need for an organ transplant or lifelong dialysis.
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It brings attention to a larger problem of unchecked fines and fees that harm public safety and erode government accountability.
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If left unchecked, Russia and China will only continue to erode the competitive advantage our military has held for decades.
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The billionaire tech investor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel apparently thinks Silicon Valley tech companies have wielded too much unchecked power.
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His call for regulation is because he says the potential for robotics, if left to develop unchecked, threatens human existence.
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Many of these rabid Army volunteers, Grandin notes, were former bounty hunters with an unchecked thirst for scalping their victims.
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Buzzfeed called the show "terrible" and pointed to instances of gender and social inequality that go unchecked on the show.
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If left unchecked, shame will back you into the darkest corner of your mind, hushing you into a fearful silence.
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The challenge is that every time we hear a message left unchecked, a neuropathway in our brain becomes more entrenched.
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As the majority of victims do not alert the authorities, sexual violence is largely unchecked by the Mexican legal system.
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With the lights still out and the looters unchecked, many people felt that Maduro had lost the ability to govern.
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And when that gene is mutated or inactivated, as with many of Schiffman's patients, cancer is allowed to grow unchecked.
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But if it stands, the ruling would have the effect of granting new, sweeping, unchecked executive privilege to the president.
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Unchecked power over those who have little, Stern warns, is a peril that should keep us on high alert today.
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They worry that if you let the virus rage unchecked, you'll get both a worse epidemic and a worse economy.
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Last week we saw yet another reminder of the ways algorithms will perpetuate historical bias if left unchecked and unrestrained.
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What struck me was the admiration he'd commanded, and how it allowed his behavior to go unchecked for so long.
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For the first time in modern history, technological leadership is being assumed by a power unchecked by the democratic vote.
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Unchecked capitalism is driving the Amazon fire, YouTube is making everyone mad, and experts have found the next Flint, Michigan.
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Russia has repeatedly violated the INF's rules and left China's arms buildup unchecked as Beijing which is not a signatory.
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Mr. Gillum portrayed Mr. DeSantis as an unchecked supporter of charter schools and an acolyte of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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We can protect unpopular speech from government interference while also admitting that unchecked speech can expose us to real risks.
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Yet another had an unchecked temper, and punched the weekday caregiver in the mouth, knocking out some of her teeth.
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Hospital scandal: Dozens of babies died at hospitals in England because of problems that went unchecked for nearly 40 years.
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"It's not okay for Twitter to ban ads while corporations are free to spread this information unchecked," Jimenez-Hudis says.
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In the past, the market for pre-owned was dominated by platforms like eBay, where sellers could market fakes unchecked.
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Too often, a disregard for accountability in leadership of federal agencies goes unchecked, jeopardizing the integrity of the entire agency.
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Unchecked, job losses from automation could knock out bottom rungs of traditional career paths, worsen inequality and increase political polarization.
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The former acting attorney general brushed off the notion that the Ukraine scandal will somehow lead to unchecked presidential powers.
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Allowing them to advance their repressive and criminal agenda unchecked would be disastrous for Latin American citizens and American security.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter wielding their unchecked power to silence conservative voices while avoiding the obligations imposed on normal publishers?
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The unchecked growth of regulations, rules and requirements inhibits space activity, regardless of who is doing the designing and building.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was opening criminal proceedings, and warned against "speculation or unchecked theories regarding the catastrophe."
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That unspoiled, beautiful Colorado that stirred me so deeply growing up has fallen prey to unchecked, immigration-induced population growth.
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In addition, the organization cited unchecked artificial intelligence, the alarming spread of disinformation and the public's eroding trust in institutions.
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The administration's war on expertise continues, essentially unchecked, resulting in a substantial decline in job satisfaction in the federal workforce.
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If left unchecked, the president's abusive behavior stands as a clear and present danger to the future of our democracy.
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Meanwhile, unchecked extraction by farmers and wealthy residents has caused groundwater levels to plunge to record lows, says the report.
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It is often criticized, most notably by one of its former anchors, for allowing these commentators to spread falsehoods unchecked.
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These calculated repressive measures by Bahraini authorities have gone largely unchecked since Donald Trump became president of the United States.
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An internal investigation revealed a reckless office culture where "toe-stepping" was a prized value and executives had unchecked power.
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This effort is not about our shared national interest, and if left unchecked it will eventually reach your back yard.
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Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking have recently issued terrifying warnings about the potential for artificial intelligence, should it go unchecked.
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A number of other countries have temporarily released prisoners due to the threat of infections spreading unchecked through prison populations.
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In a country like Russia, where the internet grew mostly unchecked for decades, it's tougher to retrofit mechanisms for control.
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Democrats speak of corruption and creeping authoritarianism, unchecked by a Congress that has turned into an adjunct of the executive.
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When this kind of behavior is left unchecked, it can lead to bad places — harassment, normalizing offensive language, and radicalization.
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Crys Yin's exhibition arrives at a time when Orientalism is still rife and often left unchecked within the art world.
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As president, Trump has the sole, unchecked authority to launch America's nuclear weapons, though legislators are hoping to change that.
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When I went through my preferences, I unchecked lots of pages I had subscribed to years ago and since forgotten about.
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Left unchecked, this budget will have an immediate and negative material impact on our nation, and the world's, most vulnerable people.
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Their focus on demonizing the most vulnerable among us in order to placate those fearful of change has been completely unchecked.
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In all these cases, powerful and unchecked central governments set rigid national policies that crippled economies and wiped out personal freedoms.
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When I get off of the plane I'm exhausted from being picked apart by the psychological stresses of unchecked white supremacy.
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Fortunately, this brat's reign of terror isn't going unchecked – Lakeith Stanfield plays a mysterious young detective who's put on the case.
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There's a mountain of unchecked privilege that one must ignored in order to focus on the burgeoning love between the protagonists.
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Left unchecked, the lack of racial diversity in psychedelic research will be reflected in access, which likely isn't too far away.
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The same companies once heralded as crusaders of a bright future are increasingly being seen as hoarders of vast, unchecked power.
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"This is an issue that I feel especially strongly about," she said, adding that the power of authorities "had gone unchecked".
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But if climate change goes unchecked, we might see more of these extreme hailstorms in the future, according to new research.
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So will rebuilding the United States' standing in the world and reversing the damage caused by four years of unchecked corruption.
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Unchecked capitalism and wealth accumulation have created a situation where nobody is sure of who to trust or how to survive.
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But it has also attracted criticism, not least from journal editors, some of whom argue anonymity's cloak lets vendettas flourish unchecked.
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"For too long, hotels have had nearly unchecked power to raise rates and price gouge consumers at will," the report states.
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AFib is the most common type of irregular heartbeat and can lead to heart failure or even stroke if left unchecked.
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Now, by diving headfirst into the real consequences of those tendencies when they go unchecked, it doubles down on that commentary.
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The unchecked growth of technology is like climate change, says tech ethics advocate and Time Well Spent co-creator Tristan Harris.
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Conservatives, on the other hand, use Canada as an example when warning about the dangers of socialized medicine and unchecked bureaucracy.
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But left unchecked, they can make weak economies weaker and even at full employment, they hurt export-sensitive places and sectors.
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If left unchecked, typhoid can cause internal bleeding, perforation of the gut and, in up to a fifth of cases, death.
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Under the high-pollution scenario, carbon emissions are left unchecked, and the world carries on with a "business-as-usual" approach.
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Trump has vowed to crack down on the violent gang, which his administration sees as a symptom of unchecked illegal immigration.
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Problem is they want illegal immigrants flooding into our Country unchecked, are weak on Crime and want to substantially RAISE Taxes.
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None of this is to downplay the negative repercussions that Facebook, Google, and Amazon's unchecked power has had on numerous sectors.
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We have here the inevitable outcome of the mansplainer left unchecked: One who micro-aggresses his way into near-mass murder.
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That oversight was eliminated after the attacks, leaving the city's intelligence operations all but unchecked by anyone outside the Police Department.
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Loss of private sector workers' right to free political speech and action is not the only issue with unchecked employer mobilization.
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The constructive ideal of a legislative check on the executive branch comes by way of comparison to a hypothetical, unchecked majority.
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They want to check the information box, but leave the "knowing an insider improperly" and the informant's "personal gain" boxes unchecked.
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That kind of unchecked, concentrated power is at war with the Constitution's structure and its limits on abuse of government power.
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If left unchecked, the executive would cow or arrest opposition MPs in order to boost its power and reduce its accountability.
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Mazur further elaborated that current telecom industry structure actually makes it even easier than ever to launder large sums relatively unchecked.
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Katie Harbath, Facebook's global politics and government outreach director, also acknowledged the potential harm the platform could cause when left unchecked.
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However, if he yields to that pressure, he risks leaving unchecked the inflationary pressures that are already building in the economy.
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The prime minister said Malaysia's international reserves will continue to act as a guard against unchecked volatility in the financial market.
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Left unchecked, this disaffection can be exploited by nefarious voices hoping to bend young people toward their own, sometimes violent, cause.
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This is the kind of speech that if left unchecked, will change this country forever," Donaldson told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360.
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"If climate change goes unchecked, the world will face security risks and conflict that it is not ready for," he said.
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These data were preceded by a report published by 30 leading scientists, which concluded that unchecked climate change poses existential threat.
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They said the layoffs reflected deeper problems at the company of unchecked explosive growth, lack of proper business processes, and mismanagement.
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Our healthcare system will not solve our problems if we continue to allow the most avoidable chronic conditions to surge unchecked.
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Aho was unchecked as he went to the net, and he completed a perfect deke after taking a pass from Teravainen.
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He was reportedly found hanging by a bedsheet, and his cell had gone unchecked for hours before his body was discovered.
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All told, the study suggests, largely unchecked warming would cost about $520 billion dollars across these sectors every year by 2090.
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It could also lead to catastrophic fires that could go unchecked because fire authorities don't have water to put them out.
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He hyped the UFC's reputation for unchecked aggression — hair pulling, for instance, was allowed — and reveled in its semi-outlaw status.
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This doesn't mean that nothing can be done about this, or that this sort of antidemocratic behavior can go unchecked forever.
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As we saw in housing and are now seeing with venture capital, the FOMO effect can be disastrous if left unchecked.
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"We cannot permit dishonest campaign tactics to go unchecked in our democracy — no matter which side they purportedly help," Hoffman said.
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Dear Annabel,I'm a Gemini, and a mercurial one at that—previously prone to repressed feelings, unchecked grief, and self-centeredness.
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I think it has more to do with someone in that story who's not well basically, and who has unchecked power.
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A drift towards riskier investments is an inevitable part of economic cycles, but left unchecked, it can get out of control.
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Unchecked, it will reverse the impressive gains Republicans had enjoyed recently in many purple and blue states like Wisconsin and Maryland.
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Speak out about the risks of unchecked fossil-fuel emissions, and people you have never met will email you death threats.
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While these dreams sounded promising in theory, their execution was questionable -- at best -- due to Gadhafi's unchecked military and authoritarian rule.
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During his nine years in power from 13 to 21, Mr. Najib acquired a reputation as the paragon of power unchecked.
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What matters is how they handle it," the narrator says, before saying that Trump "let the virus spread unchecked across America.
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The recent cases of Asia Argento and Avital Ronell demonstrate how regardless of gender, unchecked power can sexually intimidate the powerless.
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It's also worth remembering that the American system of government was set up in opposition to kings who wielded unchecked power.
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The brash general enjoyed almost unchecked authority in Japan and, early on, he decided to spare Hirohito — and to use him.
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Unchecked, this kind of political maneuvering threatens the Department's legitimacy as an institution governed by the rule of law and justice.
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This is not simply locker room banter but a public display of unchecked bravado for which we often feel no shame.
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The law arose after scandals within city government went unchecked, despite city employees' having knowledge of the corruption that fueled them.
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In June of that year, Bloomberg said that entitlements, specifically Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, would bankrupt us if left unchecked.
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On Thursday, USA Gymnastics cut ties with the Karolyi Ranch, the women's gymnastics training facility where gymnasts said abuse went unchecked.
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If reports of Khashoggi's detainment in the consulate are true, then activists fear a Saudi crackdown on dissent will continue unchecked.
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This practice proceeded, largely unchecked, until the 1990s, when a more formal solution was devised: The North American Free Trade Agreement.
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At its heart, a powerful but restrained story about the unexpected paths life provides and the poisonous nature of unchecked capitalism.
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With unchecked emissions beyond 2030, continued warming poses existential threats to all homo sapiens, rich and poor, and to most species.
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The unchecked use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by the major internet platforms is invading our privacy, putting our democracy at risk.
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Yet, as with most things left unchecked in government, the Judgment Fund has mushroomed beyond the scope of its original purpose.
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Mathew Barzal passed the puck from behind the Wings' net to the unchecked Lee, who notched his seventh goal this season.
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When time finally, or maybe mercifully, expired on Saturday night, L.S.U. had won, 2366-278, its ambitions freshly enhanced and unchecked.
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As a practical matter, however, the president's power in the international arena is largely unchecked unless Congress affirmatively asserts that authority.
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Martinook skated unchecked toward the slot and unleashed a shot that Carolina goalie Cam Ward appeared to have trouble initially locating.
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Indictments are also a core component of deterrence, demonstrating that malicious activity will not go unchecked in the global online community.
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Right now, only the political advertisers and platforms know who is receiving what message; this allows manipulative messaging to go unchecked.
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In the past, artists have been accused of being at the vanguard of unchecked real estate development in low-income areas.
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It would also leave the single most powerful driver of our national debt unchecked: namely, the cost of providing quality care.
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Because not only is it one algorithm fewer left unchecked, it's more evidence to demonstrate why we must solve the problem.
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For those of you just joining us: Simply put, an unchecked square is one that does not have a crossing entry.
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Carl Icahn told CNBC on Tuesday that these products will do greater damage to the market if left to grow unchecked.
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Eichel countered that by stepping out from behind net unchecked to beat Allen one-on-one 5:46 into the third.
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This practice would go far to achieve the result the framers most feared: unchecked power in the hands of the executive.
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The men who drafted the Constitution had been terrified of an unchecked majority; events in France had hardly quieted their concerns.
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The Amazon rainforest is one of the most important barriers against unchecked warming and intensifying drought cycles in Brazil and beyond.
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Left unchecked, the present dynamics point toward greater bloodshed, growing instability and greater risks of direct — even if inadvertent — military confrontation.
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Moreover, the governor reserves the power to pardon with "an unusually large degree of unchecked autonomy," according to The Post report.
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That left Gaudreau virtually unchecked as he skated in and blasted a shot from the left circle that sailed past Montembeault.
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"We will no longer let the generosity of the American people be taken advantage of or remain unchecked," Ms. Haley said.
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Although respect for U.S. military law and values has evolved over decades, it's susceptible to erosion when bad actions go unchecked.
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It goes to show that even as the two leaders are working to build a rapport, North Korea's hackers operate unchecked.
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If it wasn't already, it's definitely now safe to add rampant, unchecked allegations of sexual abuse and assault to that list.
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If Kotaku in Action is a cancer, as its founder alleges, then it is one that remains free to spread unchecked.
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Tillerson says "an unchecked Iran" could become another North Korea Tillerson says "an unchecked Iran" could become another North Korea U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ramped up the rhetoric on Iran Wednesday, accusing Tehran of trying to destabilize the Middle East with "alarming ongoing provocations," and labeling an international deal on its nuclear program a failure.
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They should just focus their unchecked sexuality on each other and spare every other person in their lives a lot of heartache.
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Divisiveness and polarization are on the rise across the world, and -- if left unchecked -- this trend will undermine global stability and peace.
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Maybe it's their unchecked bravado, their ability to make you feel as though you're in on a secret—you, The Chosen One.
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After months of political upheaval, we heard on the radio of the decision to allow unchecked civilian traffic between East and West.
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WATTERS: I agree, but the last time I checked, there are massive unchecked hordes of illegal immigrants pouring from north to south.
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With such widespread malpractice going unchecked, many states have chosen to take the fates of student loan borrowers into their own hands.
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It's a style that parallels her good friends in the dance duo FlucT: unsettling, agitated, and borderline grotesque—the human body unchecked.
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Over time, policymakers began imposing new conditions on these lands, usually to protect areas that had been degraded by unchecked resource exploitation.
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Ms Greenfield sees the financial crisis as a watershed moment, exposing the economic forces that allowed such unchecked indulgence and rampant consumerism.
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Unlike Soviet leaders after Stalin, Mr Putin rules alone, unchecked by a Politburo or by having witnessed the second world war's devastation.
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It spread unchecked during the "special period" of the 1990s, when the Soviet Union stopped subsidising Cuba and farms fell into disuse.
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The comments came after European Council President Donald Tusk said Brexit talks will become "impossible" if emotions are allowed to run unchecked.
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" Left unchecked, he'd continued, "It's probably the one disease area that we can definitely say has the potential to bankrupt our system.
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This creates a situation where expanding bitcoin premiums can go unchecked, aided by a lack of downward selling pressure, according to S3.
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I look at China and see an approach to "organizing the world's information" that, left unchecked, makes all of us less free.
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The party is finally in a position to exercise real oversight over a presidency and a president that have effectively been unchecked.
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"Left unchecked, diphtheria can cause devastating epidemics, mainly affecting children," Tarik Jasarevic, a WHO spokesman, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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Greenbacks on the black market currently fetch around 255,900 bolivars, a sign of rampant inflation and unchecked expansion of the money supply.
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Photo: David Dirga / ShuttershockAfter a nuclear disaster, wildlife tends to flourish in contaminated areas, unchecked by humans that might otherwise hunt them.
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Ad0 also claimed that no submission goes unchecked by the administrators, who act as arbiters who check that the accusations are authentic.
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On May 1st YouTube (and Facebook) were also accused of allowing scenes of atrocities committed in Libya's civil war to circulate unchecked.
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Unfortunately, the standards only apply to new oil and gas production facilities, allowing leaks and emissions from aging infrastructure to continue unchecked.
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This type of behavior remained unchecked for a long time in the comedy industry, and as a result, it's been replicated everywhere.
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Southeast Asia is grappling with rampant maritime piracy that, if left unchecked, could threaten trade and bolster terror networks in the region.
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What Snowden does explain is right, but the movie ultimately fails to truly demonstrate just how terrifying this unchecked spying power is.
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If this continues unchecked, "You will die," says Russian ecologist Sergey Zimov, who runs a research outpost called the Northeast Science Station.
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If left unchecked, heat exhaustion can progress to heat stroke—which happens when the body can no longer regulate its core temperature.
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But if left unchecked, these negative macroeconomic effects will grow, threatening to weigh down our economy, reduce worker income and curb innovation.
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Policymakers remain largely inactive on the matter of gun control and regulation, and Islamophobia continues to spread on and offline, often unchecked.
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Left unchecked, this will squander our opportunity to prevent a 1.5 degree Celsius global temperature rise and the worst of this crisis.
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And yet, heading into our dinner that evening, I felt like there was just one box left unchecked: the "special spark" box.
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Look into the state of water in your own town by contacting local offices and asking unchecked questions about your own supply.
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In conflict, unchecked emotion makes you dig your heels in and fight the kind of battle that can leave you severely damaged.
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The film examined race relations in a Brooklyn, New York, neighborhood and the tragic consequences of letting hate and racism go unchecked.
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If left unchecked, these forces will undermine our courage, sap our spirit, and weaken our will to defend ourselves and our societies.
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Yet, leaving blind spots unidentified — and therefore unchecked — is obviously a suboptimal condition, which could have serious ramifications for our national security.
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Unchecked, the administration's mania for extractive uses will sacrifice a considerable part of the national heritage our public lands provide, perhaps forever.
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This was quickly recognised as a severe environmental problem -- and the culprit was identified as the unchecked use of chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs.
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Gabby: I see your point on unchecked powers, but I believe there needs to be some sort of check on gun ownership.
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How did we as a society get to the point where coaches have unlimited and unchecked power over young minds and bodies?
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Even lying for benevolent reasons risks a coercive kind of paternalism, and can be corrupting, like any other unchecked exercise of power.
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Experts fear that rapid destruction of the world's largest rainforest could bring consequences for the rest of the globe if left unchecked.
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Her lies have gone unchecked for way too long and it made today's press briefing a little more bearable and truthful. pic.twitter.
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Simply put, Democrats possessed more expansive unchecked state power from the early '28500s to the early '6900s than Republicans have since 2628.
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By intentionally disrupting judicial proceedings, Occupy ICE protestors are clawing away at the rule of law and replacing it with unchecked emotion.
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However, many black and Latinx voucher holders experience unchecked denials from property managers and landlords when they venture into more affluent neighborhoods.
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In a country polarized and paralyzed, an unchecked authoritarian right-wing populism — Trumpism without Trump — is coming to define the political culture.
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But two decades of unchecked neoliberalism have eviscerated the social landscape and the idea of the welfare state, in India and elsewhere.
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A unique business with a multi-cultural look, Inkkas suffered from a CEO with unchecked creative control and no real financial background.
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Initially, he responded to the CAR-T treatment, but the altered leukemia cell grew unchecked, eventually causing the patient to relapse again.
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At the same time, America faces a bloated and unchecked national debt combined with demands for increased spending on critical domestic needs.
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The conduct of Alexander and his colleagues was reprehensible, and had it not been widely reported, it might have gone completely unchecked.
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Costs will continue to climb as they have over the past 30 years – unchecked by our government and leading to fiscal bankruptcy.
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After all, his party has loudly complained about the unchecked power of Warren's brainchild agency; this is their chance to check it.
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In India's third-largest city of some 240 million, buses and cars mostly burn cheap diesel while industrial emissions remain largely unchecked.
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IEA estimates that left unchecked, air conditioning will account for 18 percent of the total worldwide increase in CO2 emissions by 2050.
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It has drawn intense scrutiny in recent years over safety and security issues, including allegations of corruption, inmate abuse and unchecked violence.
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Collin tried to reel in the habit by disabling notifications, but she said she "didn't have the discipline" to leave apps unchecked.
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Some key takeaways from former employees:Some thought the cuts reflected problems of unchecked explosive growth, lack of proper business processes, and mismanagement.
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Igor Sutyagin, a military analyst at the London-based Royal United Services Institute, said the West can't afford to leave Putin unchecked.
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Mr. Ramadan's case is also a reminder of the veneration of Muslim male scholars that gives them incredible and often unchecked power.
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If left unchecked, these policies instead will force the summary and unjust deportation of countless children to grave danger, perhaps even death.
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I stepped away again, not wanting to join them, I pulled my phone out but put it back in my pocket unchecked.
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The legislation would shine a light on this technology and the N.Y.P.D.'s other unchecked surveillance tools, like automated license plate readers.
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And now that he's there, it has been painfully underscored that removal is nearly impossible and that power can go nearly unchecked.
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The first thing you might have noticed about John Westwig's third New York Times grid was that there were four unchecked squares.
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And the final song, "Arose," is an imaginative look backward at his unchecked early days and the obstacles that nearly undid him.
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If the cancer isn't treated, the immature blood cells multiply unchecked, taking over the bone marrow and, eventually, the entire blood stream.
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It raises the possibility that, if unchecked, these demographic trends might not merely reduce overall national growth rates in the decades ahead.
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The suit claims that a company-wide "frat-boy culture" of hard partying enabled the assaults to take place and go unchecked.
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It is not a mistake for substantive reasons: History shows that racism becomes even more dangerous when it's allowed to go unchecked.
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But it also underscores how poorly we balance our contempt for the unchecked aspirations of women against the twisted rapaciousness of men.
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Every day the Trump administration provides us a case study in how unchecked power over immigration risks humanitarian crises and moral wrongs.
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"The current situation with youth use of e-vapor products, left unchecked, has the potential to undermine that opportunity," Mr. Willard said.
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Scientists say that half of the world's sandy beaches could disappear by the end of the century if climate change continues unchecked.
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The downside is that nations subject to the unchecked whims of autocrats are also vulnerable to wild growth swings — and long slumps.
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It's a very contentious issue, but there's no question that Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, if left unchecked, it's going to bankrupt us.
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Where has Schumer been for the past 2628 years while China's abuse of power escalated unchecked by Congress or the White House?
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The SARS epidemic, which killed hundreds of people in 2002 and 2003, initially spread unchecked when local Chinese officials minimized early reports.
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So long as Iran's expansionist policies remain unchecked, terrorists like Baghdadi will exploit the Sunni-Shiite conflicts that Tehran specializes in fueling.
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It doesn't make me afraid of the market, but it makes me afraid not to be skeptical of all the unchecked optimism.
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Unchecked by our investments in foreign aid, terrorism could easily spread, just as we have seen it spread and reach our shores.
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They said they feared that the rapidly escalating tensions on the peninsula, if left unchecked, could engulf the region in nuclear war.
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In the interview, he voiced support for permissive gun laws and marriage equality, and opposition to the Patriot Act and unchecked war.
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"Where we obviously totally agree with the President is getting at the root issue here, which is unchecked illegal immigration," Ryan said.
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If allowed to breed unchecked in favorable conditions, locusts can form huge swarms that can strip trees and crops over vast areas.
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But payday lenders said the arbitration decision set a precedent for Congress to curtail what they described as the CFPB's unchecked overreach.
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Such is the result when one person – far removed from federal lands and the people who depend on them – has unchecked authority.
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Sperring said Seattle Children's will examine its culture and leadership, too, to probe how the mold infections went unchecked for many years.
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But because they liked the result, Democratic members yielded their institutional power to the White House and helped create an unchecked presidency.
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It defies logic for the drafters to have given a sole unelected prosecutor and grand jurors from one jurisdiction such unchecked power.
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Left unchecked, it is likely to prompt a third Lebanon war — one that would be worse than anything we have seen previously.
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Since then, the company has continued raising prices while slashing the size of its movie library and growing its subscriber base unchecked.
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And as our public health and prevention programs atrophy, chronic disease, the very thing driving health spending, is free to grow unchecked.
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In the fallout, USA Gymnastics cut ties with the Karolyi Ranch, the women's gymnastics training facility where gymnasts said abuse went unchecked.
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It is a tax — albeit a hidden one — and the largely unchecked piling on of more rules is costly and getting costlier.
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President Xi Jinping's brazen gambit to perpetuate his unchecked rule has dashed Western dreams that global economic integration will inexorably democratize China.
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The more realistic objective — the goal of America's founders — is to prevent any single individual or small body to wield unchecked power.
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An unchecked deficit would weigh on Israels debt-to-GDP ratio, which it lowered to 61% in 2018 from 74.6% in 2009.
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In her 10 years on the island, she said she has witnessed increasingly unchecked development, which she believes is threatening the reef.
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And to lose that call, in this era of scandal and unfinished purgation, could easily leave only the corruption, undiluted and unchecked.
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Mr. Brogan ran the company "with essentially unchecked autonomy" and had final say over compensation packages for individual lawyers, the complaint says.
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That means they are not only deluded but unchecked, beyond the influence of any moderating force, easy prey for demagogues and hucksters.
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He accused the Obama administration of allowing Islamist terrorism to grow unchecked under the guidance of his then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Looking around the room, where someone had thought to strategically place Kleenex boxes, plenty of people had unchecked tears running down their cheeks.
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A new study says the oceans could rise by more than 6 feet -- if emissions continue unchecked -- by the end of the century.
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The company announced Thursday it's adding a voice messages to its service, giving us yet another reason to leave our LinkedIn inboxes unchecked.
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Left unchecked, its carbon footprint is expected to soar in coming decades—just as emissions from cars and power plants flatline or decline.
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Some in the party have claimed that Corbyn, a longtime critic of Israeli actions against the Palestinians, has allowed abuse to go unchecked.
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It's in these spaces that sexual misconduct and abuse has gone unchecked, ignored, or unreported as a result of this exclusive, isolationist environment.
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"The abatement plan represents runaway bureaucratic ambition, unchecked by legislative and executive constraints that typically impose accountability on government plans," Johnson & Johnson said.
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And if shrapnel from the explosion punctures the skin of the plane, all the halon can escape, leaving the blaze to burn unchecked.
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The men likely to govern Italy are "chasing votes over women's bodies," while sidelining their women opponents with unchecked sexual abuse, she said.
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The reality is that women don't have equal pay, and we definitely don't have equal power, so this sleazy behavior has gone unchecked.
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If climate change goes unchecked, we could see more of these algal blooms along our coasts and in lakes, according to new research.
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"My nation stood upright and undivided," he said, referring to the referendum on a constitution that will give him new, virtually unchecked powers.
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We have a clear opportunity to send a message to the Kremlin that military aggression and political interference abroad will not go unchecked.
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To many, he is a symbol of the way influential men can abuse their power, unchecked and even aided by those around them.
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The unchecked flood of opioids into our country has caused unspeakable damage, and the companies that manufacture them will inevitably be held accountable.
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For example, a photo of pills doesn't necessarily violate the Facebook community standards, so if that photo were reported, it would go unchecked.
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If global carbon emissions continue to grow unchecked, the authors' models predict coral cover in the Great Barrier Reef crashing by mid-century.
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Alternatively, the inflationary momentum can be left unchecked until the public clamour for price stability brings the government down or forces a retreat.
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You don't have to look far to see other human rights abuses being aided and abetted by access to unchecked social media tools.
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When wolves were chased out of Yellowstone National Park, in the United States, for instance, unchecked deer outcompeted bison and beavers for food.
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The company was responding to controversy over a new policy change, which critics had interpreted as giving Facebook unchecked power over user data.
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The USGS' Jay Alder used the IPCC's future climate projections of what happens if our current carbon emissions rates continue to rise unchecked.
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Yet it may not do much to quash corruption, which results less from ideological impurity than from the party's unchecked grip on power.
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What will our techno future look like if this oppression and inequality is allowed to persist, unchecked by people in positions of power?
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Unchecked social media is routinely implicated in sectarian brutality, intimate partner violence, violent extremist recruitment, and episodes of mass bullying linked to suicides.
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The unchecked flow of foreign dollars has made the country's power brokers rich, resurrecting the widespread discontent that gave rise to the Taliban.
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But Trump qua Trump is unchecked not because Democrats didn't do well enough on Election Day, but because Trump wasn't running for reelection.
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"An unchecked Iran has the potential to travel the same path as North Korea, and take the world along with it," Tillerson added.
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If left unchecked, decision fatigue can lead to reckless behavior like compulsive spending or, worse, the inability to make any decisions at all.
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While Democrats continue to criticize big banks as an unchecked risk to the economy, regulatory pressure has eased up amid Trump-era rollbacks.
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It reads like a land of unchecked privilege, and I don't think there are enough drugs in all of California to change that.
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The fact that these boxes were unchecked as quickly as they were checked off has prompted Cramer to go into capital preservation mode.
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However, a Leo's unchecked ambition may hijack your date and turn it into a pissing contest instead of an opportunity to emotionally connect.
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Left unchecked, they become bloated affairs, eating up hours (or in extreme cases, even days) of your time without anything important being decided.
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He had never accepted a pacemaker or an internal defibrillator, so his heart disease had proceeded unchecked and his health was rapidly deteriorating.
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Left unchecked, these baddies weaken the tightly linked cellular wall of the gut, allowing undigested particles of food to slip into the bloodstream.
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"I have been fighting to end the unchecked spending and lack of accountability in the Lifeline Program since I came to Congress," Rep.
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With the stakes too high to let Sessions run unchecked with the Trump administration's racist agenda, the choice before the Senate is clear.
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Unchecked, foreign meddling in our elections will get much worse since cyberspace provides an array of ways to undermine the integrity of elections.
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Left unchecked, some believe that the views of regulators toward the online ecosystem will continue to shift with the federal government's political leadership.
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During this period, Turkish stocks fell and the Turkish lira lost value against the dollar, reflecting investors' concerns about Mr. Erdogan's unchecked power.
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Since September 11, U.S. presidents have enjoyed almost unchecked authority to pursue military operations overseas in the name of safeguarding the American people.
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If you hate democracy and think local governments should operate unchecked and in the dark, then today is a good day for you.
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In the nick of time Good thing that retired security guard in New Jersey checked an old shirt stuffed with unchecked lottery tickets.
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The measures are the most stringent on record and signal government worries that rampant household debt could imperil the economy if left unchecked.
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Left unchecked, there is a kind of nightmare version of AirSpace that could spread room by room, cafe by cafe across the world.
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Concern about the future is at the core of public discontent about unchecked immigration in this country and in virtually all Western democracies.
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Thailand's bubble economy of reckless and unchecked lending grew on his watch and burst one year later, touching off the Asian financial crisis.
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Whistleblower, activist, and Senate candidate Chelsea Manning spoke extensively at SXSW about the dangers of unchecked data collection and misplaced trust in algorithms.
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In taking action against Russia now, he could help correct the sins of two presidential terms where Russia's influence has grown almost unchecked.
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Since we wrote about the need to reform this program a year ago, nothing has changed and the program continues to grow unchecked.
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While these threats have grown, essentially unchecked, for many years, European governments and related entities have launched efforts to aggressively counteract these attacks.
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"The industry cannot let those who perpetuate harms against anyone -- especially vulnerable young people -- go unnoticed or unchecked any longer," the statement said.
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When Congress created the bureau, a three-judge panel said last month, it improperly gave the agency's independent director too much unchecked power.
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Unless Congress reasserts its important constitutional power, the risk of an unchecked President starting an unnecessary war will remain high during this administration.
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"We will no longer let the generosity of the American people be taken advantage of or remain unchecked," Haley said in a statement.
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"The Trump administration does not have unlimited power to put people's health in jeopardy with unchecked, unilateral executive action like this," she said.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has "unchecked power" and influence "far beyond that of anyone else in the private sector or in government," Hughes said.
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The average weight and blood pressure among diabetics fell, and fewer required dialysis or eye surgery, a costly side effect of unchecked diabetes.
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Instead, rights are more likely to be eroded over time by misguided and poorly formulated laws that grant unchecked authority to public officials.
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"We caught mine early because I was not about to let a lump on the side of my neck go unchecked," Holzer says.
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This coordinated resolve sends a clear message to the Kremlin that aggression against the U.S. and its allies will no longer go unchecked.
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"North Korea has acted especially badly, largely unchecked, for more than a decade, and its malicious behavior is growing more egregious," Bossert wrote.
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We talked to VICE reporter Matt Taylor about how this phenomenon could cause problems for local communities if it continues to go unchecked.
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Unchecked by cowed or complicit Republicans in Congress, Trump invokes executive authority to alter policies and practices long established by law and treaty.
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These businesses and governments know that a dystopian future driven by unchecked greenhouse gas emissions will not be good for anyone — including business.
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Since his second term began last week, several lengthy decrees and presidential decisions have enabled him to exert control with almost unchecked authority.
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Mr. Maduro greatly consolidated power in July, creating a new governing assembly that dissolved the opposition-controlled legislature and now rules virtually unchecked.
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Republican groups have aired commercials saying that "Seattle liberals" could wreak havoc on the state's finances if Democrats are allowed to govern unchecked.
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The administration is becoming monolithic in economics and foreign policy alike, the story goes, and Donald Trump's wildest impulses will soon be unchecked.
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The potential crackdown stems from the Trump administration's belief that China poses an economic, technological and geopolitical threat that cannot be left unchecked.
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Frighteningly, the whole world now has to reckon with the impact of both his ignorance and his dishonesty in increasingly unchecked pandemic doses.
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"Problem is they want illegal immigrants flooding into our Country unchecked, are weak on Crime and want to substantially RAISE Taxes," he wrote.
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But if unchecked, rent-seeking can grow to a point where it warps a healthy market economy into a system of crony capitalism.
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Holding both that position and being interim mayor gave her unchecked authority and what her ousters said was an unfair power of incumbency.
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But the most significant reason sexual harassment can go unchecked is that victims do not want to hurt the mission of their churches.
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As cancerous leukemia or multiple myeloma cells grow unchecked, they fill precious bone marrow space and cause the normal cells there to die.
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"American restraint was met with unchecked predation," the report said, advocating that the US take a more active role in deterring bad actors.
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To be in violation of COPPA, the creator would have to leave this checkbox unchecked and avoid getting flagged through YouTube's automated systems.
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If the fires and deforestation continue to go unchecked, experts say the tipping point could be reached in as little as five years.
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Cummings added that, if left unchecked, Republicans in Congress and the President will keep talking about gun control without having to pass legislation.
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Well then, you must agree that allowing a pandemic to rage unchecked in service of Stocks Go Up Again is good and correct.
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Sanders and candidate Elizabeth Warren have said that Alphabet should be split apart, using it as an example of Big Tech's unchecked power.
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The shooting of a teenage protester has amplified anger at a police force that some see as a symbol of Beijing's unchecked power.
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Hadi's creeping authoritarianism — he's a mini-Michael Bloomberg, unchecked in a town without a real newspaper — warps Howland and breaks its social compact.
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But there is danger in waiting too long before taking action and giving the virus time to spread unchecked, public health experts said.
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Still, there are a couple of Obama legacy proceedings still open that, if unchecked, could have consequences on our nation's infrastructure and economy.
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Our mastery of fire created human civilization, but could also destroy it—whether through nuclear war or the unchecked burning of fossil fuels.
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There, under Activity controls, choose Web & App Activity and then make sure the box next to Include voice and audio recordings is unchecked.
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The president's unchecked power to act internationally is at center stage now because of the most recent confrontation between the U.S. and Iran.
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The Pentagon report said local forces did not have enough resources to provide more than "minimal security," allowing extremist ideology to spread unchecked.
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The Times should take great care prevent bigoted language from entering the mainstream discourse unchecked, especially if it emanates from the White House.
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And social media, once hailed for bringing transparency to the US presidency, started to be denounced for providing leaders with an unchecked megaphone.
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Mr. Kobach, a Republican and a bête noire to Democrats, insists that illegal voting, especially by undocumented immigrants, is unchecked and mostly undetected.
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The President lambasted Mueller as an unelected prosecutor running unchecked and accused the special counsel's team of investigators of being stacked against him.
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Given how opaque and unchecked prosecutors' use of jailhouse informants is, it is impossible to quantify how often they factor into criminal cases.
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Woldemariam said 60 percent of Ethiopia's traditional coffee-producing regions might lose the crop in the coming decades if climate change remains unchecked.
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"General Prayut has wielded unchecked power with total impunity," Sunai Phasuk, senior Asia researcher at Human Rights Watch said in a June statement.
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The growing list of seemingly unrelated issues has helped Silicon Valley's critics draw attention to what they see as the industry's unchecked influence.
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Yet investing sat unchecked on my list of goals for 20.25 and earned a fresh spot on my list of goals for 2500.
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Paak isn't letting a "disrespectful, narcissistic, jealous" attack on his friend, Mac Miller, go unchecked -- which is why he's lighting up rapper GoldLink.
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But instead, here we are, scrambling as usual and digging through backlogs of emails that have sat unchecked since the Friday before Christmas.
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As the New York Times reports today, scientific studies show if the world's carbon emissions continue unchecked, atmospheric temperatures will continue to rise.
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Picking Captain America represents choosing a beacon of freedom or, if you're an Iron Man apologist, a world where superpowered vigilantes run unchecked.
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Unchecked free speech, including the freedom to do a Hitler salute, was integral to how they presented themselves: as sexy, transgressive agent provocateurs.
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But it's harder to measure the proliferation of hateful speech, which is protected by the US Constitution, and left largely unchecked, especially online.
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If things go unchecked, the whole sky could become an ad--and depending on the marketer, it could be amazing or amazingly awful.
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This week, people on the internet have been outraged and horrified about a substance that's been allowed to proliferate in the marketplace unchecked.
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"Problem is they want illegal immigrants flooding into our Country unchecked, are weak on Crime and want to substantially RAISE Taxes," Trump tweeted.
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Because the barrier blocks much of the chemotherapy we used to treat it, if the leukemia does break through, it can grow unchecked.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation into Alabama's prisons amid allegations of unchecked violence, sexual abuse, overcrowding, and poor living conditions.
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He also pushed back against progressives' criticism of Biden representing a return to the pre-Donald Trump era in which systemic racism went unchecked.
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For decades, scientists have warned that unchecked climate change will lead to catastrophes and have urged policymakers to curb greenhouse gases at their source.
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