Franklin accurately portrays Oliver as a spiritual poet unconstrained by organized religion.
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Trump continues to tweet, unconstrained by conventional ideas about reality, truth, or coherence.
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In real estate, Trump built his reputation on gaudy claims unconstrained by reality.
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China, meanwhile, is unconstrained by the treaty and has an arsenal of such missiles.
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But unconstrained by public office or any other job, O'Rourke is campaigning at a frenetic pace.
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He wants Russia unconstrained by Western values and institutions, free to pursue a sphere of influence.
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The presidency he promises is totally personal, brutally direct, unconstrained by anything but the need to win.
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We make beautiful cars and it's allowing the cars to have more beauty, to be unconstrained by technology.
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Launching features rapidly, focusing on the customer and unconstrained by infrastructure, they would be poised for tremendous growth.
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The surge in outside spending unconstrained by contribution limits is a central element of current campaign finance practice.
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S. government leaders unconstrained by checks/balances, concocted an ill-conceived plan to divert focus from political woes.
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They're unconstrained by the software that enables virtual machines and can result in better performance for some computing tasks.
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But it is also because he simply prefers to improvise, unconstrained by convention or by a chain of command.
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Nowhere is this situation worse than in Louisiana, where prosecutors seem to believe they are unconstrained by the Constitution.
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The brilliance of the performance is to render Inga's actions horrifyingly logical for someone unconstrained by the social contract.
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" It is a habit "unconstrained by a concern with truth" whose essence is "not of falsity but of fakery.
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Chiyoko's roles provide a chronicle of postwar Japan; unconstrained by chronology, she walks in and out of period movies.
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They are Vegas to the nth in that respect—film to the nth, even—totally unconstrained by anything at all.
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Unlike augmented reality, which projects ancillary information onto the real world, VR creates entirely parallel worlds, unconstrained by mundane inconveniences.
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Dream ExperimentThis Gizmodo series asks scientists to imagine their perfect experiment, unconstrained by resources, time, or the current limits of technology.
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The world can now see the awesome force that a superpower can project when it is unconstrained by rules or allies.
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I'm told Senate Republicans will also go their own way on tax reform, unconstrained by White House policy priorities or timetable.
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Many American leaders—on both the left and right—dabble in nationalist rhetoric, posing as unconstrained by global norms and institutions.
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It's a rich combination — personhood unconstrained by the acquired prejudices of culture — and the author taps it here with impressive results.
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But we would know, and revere, the name of anyone else so accomplished; and Donatello was notably unconstrained by stylistic consistency.
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In Jess, I saw the love Jesus preached, one unconstrained by conditions and extended to everyone, especially the forgotten, the stranger.
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It is especially peculiar, given that the Founders took up arms against George III because they believed he was unconstrained by law.
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I Approve This Message drives Balkind's points home; reviewed in bulk, political ads seem generally unconstrained by the imperative to make sense.
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In his work, past, present, and future seem to collapse onto one another, indiscernible in a world unconstrained by time or space.
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Because they have no need to, they are unconstrained by either ... They've no incentive to because absent competition, because they divide the market.
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For those unconstrained by bourgeois notions of appropriate times to drink hooch, you can order a cocktail when they open at 8 a.m.
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It serves primarily as an impediment to American businesses, which lose commercial opportunities in Cuba to foreign competitors unconstrained by the U.S. embargo.
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The news of CRISPER-engineered baby points to how incredible the speed of innovation can be — albeit often unconstrained by traditional bioethical principles.
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They and their patients were unconstrained by science; accordingly, the medieval body had a much closer and more variable relationship with the imagination.
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But tech is global, unconstrained by nationality, and so Vector will also look for talent in the places targeted by US travel restrictions.
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"It might be that what the president is on the way to doing is becoming an authoritarian unconstrained by law entirely," he explains.
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This vision of an America pursuing its goals unconstrained by the norms of international law is very much in keeping with Trump's radical nationalism.
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It is also fraught with risks of establishing independent and unaccountable concentrations of power that are unconstrained by our system's usual checks and balances.
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Illustration: Chelsea Beck (Gizmodo)Dream ExperimentThis Gizmodo series asks scientists to imagine their perfect experiment, unconstrained by resources, time, or the current limits of technology.
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Trump is highly attuned to dominance and submission in the moment, but each moment is a new moment, unconstrained by prior commitments, statements, or actions.
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I must admit, I love how Insecure is normalizing the idea of a woman owning her sexuality and creating her own rules, unconstrained by society's conventions.
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But it's easy to destroy norms, and a vengeful, frustrated, or simply impulsive president could do terrible damage unconstrained by the norms that limit our leaders.
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Unconstrained by strict privacy protections and buoyed by AI-enabled state surveillance—and hefty government investment—Chinese startups are leading the race to ID your face.
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Mattis clearly finds this deeply unsatisfactory and we can expect him to push for a more robust troop presence in Afghanistan unconstrained by arbitrary pullout deadlines.
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Somebody unconstrained by the truth, who could tell the shocking, yet always vivid story of the famous women I've slept with, of whom there are none.
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Without review by the courts to ensure compliance with the Constitution, the democratically elected branches rule unconstrained by either constitutional directive or the rule of law.
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Yango's land bank is more diversified than Ronshine, Guorui, and Hong Yang, which explains why its contracted sales can increase much faster; unconstrained by specific market weaknesses.
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The scope of damage a corrupt, retributive, erratic president could do with weeks or months of unfettered power—unconstrained by any meaningful legislative check—is nausea-inducing.
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The modern world owes the relative absence of deep depressions to the fact that fiat currencies, unconstrained by gold, allow governments to stimulate economies in times of trouble.
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With the leader of the free world unconstrained by niceties, unabashed in name-calling, and unpredictable on Twitter, how do Democrats respond and avoid a repeat of 2016?
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OpenAI's mission is: …to advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return.
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"This funding allows us to bring natural products to more homes, and help us build a brand that can serve our community unconstrained by the realities of offline sales."
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But if they feel unconstrained by the law and mainstream notions of what is acceptable for immigrants, we should too — guided by a commitment to the rights of immigrants.
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Whitehead's imagination, unconstrained by stubborn facts, takes the novel to new places in the narrative of slavery, or rather to places where it actually has something new to say.
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He's masterfully rewired a significant portion of Republican base to trust only him and those whom he controls, which is why he can operate unconstrained by reality or facts.
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The federal government is now an industry competing with the private sector, but unconstrained by regulation and the rule of law, which has inevitably led to massive and widespread corruption.
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At one time, this kind of democratic sharing of ideas was the great promise of the internet, where information flowed freely, unconstrained by traditional gatekeepers like government or media companies.
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But the company's chief executive, Joshua Hoffman, says its technology will ultimately help in a more important task: producing new materials unconstrained by the limits of traditional petroleum-based manufacturing.
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Mr. Ditko pursued Randian notions further, particularly with Mr. A, a character he created for Witzend, a black-and-white comic aimed at adults and unconstrained by the Comics Code.
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More generally, many of the INDCs promise GHG reductions relative to a "business as usual" scenario, that is, relative to a future emissions path, unconstrained by any policies at all.
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Militarism and mercantilism constitute a new policy, unconstrained by any consideration of what the United States stands for in the world or the values its alliances have defended since 1945.
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A private employer, unconstrained by the First Amendment, has enormous power to punish an employee's exercise of free expression, subject to limited exceptions imposed by the laws of some states.
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Unconstrained by factors such as student location or classroom size, universities, colleges, and educational platforms such as Coursera offer online classes that can be taken by tens of thousands of students.
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On platforms such as the Twitter-like Sina Weibo, Trump's Chinese supporters, who admire his business success and a free-wheeling style unconstrained by political correctness, are far more prominent than detractors.
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Humira is just the most prominent example of a practice that has become standard procedure in the industry and is one of the key drivers of relentless price hikes unconstrained by competition.
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His ability to be unconstrained by the rules of the day and to stay close to his clients in America enabled him to build his reputation as the preeminent fine-art dealer.
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By following their inherent logic, Corvalán found his way to a form straight out of traditional craft, as though modern design, unconstrained by the doctrine of Modernism, gravitated inevitably toward the ancient.
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Liberals classically define freedom as non-interference, so that you are considered free if you are unconstrained by physical impediments, such as chains, or by coercion, such as a gun to your head.
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"Our goal is to advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return," Brockman said in a blog post.
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Yet as the founders wrote then: Our goal is to advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return.
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China is pursuing its economic and strategic ambitions in Asia unconstrained by an America so divided that we jettisoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement we negotiated, while its signatories reap its rewards without us.
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Trump's erratic trade actions, unconstrained by what we used to think were the legal rules, have brought the capriciousness back, and good old-fashioned corruption — if it isn't happening already — won't be far behind.
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The power of a head of state is determined both by the country's strength and the capacity he or she has to exercise that power, unilaterally, unconstrained by other institutions, parties and political forces.
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For men who are as successful as Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger (if unconstrained by regulations) they could get away with throwing out numbers but it seems to always come back to what they believe.
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Rich, ambitious, unconstrained by democratic institutions and too often untempered by experience, the three royals have the daring to lead their countries to a post-oil future, and to promote more moderate forms of Islam.
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Unconstrained by the same concerns for privacy and civil liberties that companies in countries like the U.S. and Japan adhere more closely to, China has been able to rapidly gain ground in the technology market.
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"Top pay is unconstrained by the normal market forces which apply elsewhere and this lack of restraint is fuelling public distrust of business," Paul Marsland, deputy director of the High Pay Centre, told CNBC via email.
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Unconstrained by any obvious political ideology, he is free in a way to go about trying to build a wall and make better deals for the US by any means he chooses, in any given moment.
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" A gorgeous series titled "Sky Studies" puts Black's acute visual sensibility in robust communication with her talent for verbal dislocation: "Ruffled gamelans of rain, unconstrained / by all that seems remembered, ting between / splashed pedestrians under obscure clouds.
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In opposition is a large but stable minority united by unquestioned loyalty to a tribal leader, dedicated to guerrilla information warfare unconstrained by conventional norms of accuracy or consistency, and motivated by an almost eschatological will to power.
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With Mr. Trump unconstrained by the international norms he disdains or the diplomatic institutions he has largely circumvented, and with Mr. Kim's domestic political considerations almost entirely unknown, it is difficult to articulate even the range of possible outcomes.
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And typically, "KUWTK" episodes are highly-produced affairs, clearly shot and edited by professional film crews—but this entry was, shall we say, of the cinéma vérité tradition, with a variety of handheld shots that seemed unconstrained by scripts.
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Many of the Western artists were already unconstrained by borders, taking an interest in the global (as in Alighiero Boetti's embroidered world maps) and the universal (as in the explorations of the subconscious given form in the sculpture of Louise Bourgeois).
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It's not that disruption is inherently good, or that we should strive actually to be messy — unconstrained by desks or real work spaces, free to roam and think, surrounded by playful towers of stuff in stubborn defiance of Kondo-ization.
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He's annoyed because he can't exercise the same control — he calls it "loyalty" — over the deputy attorney general (by the way, also the president's nominee) who, unconstrained by any personal loyalty "pledge," as it were, appointed special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The fact that the presidential pardon power is so unconstrained by the text of the Constitution — allowing the president to pardon essentially anyone of any federal crime for any reason (or no reason at all) — is a somewhat embarrassing and potentially alarming fact.
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Moodys and Fitch said Aramcos rating was capped by their assessments of Saudi Arabia, but unconstrained by its sovereign links it would have achieved ratings that would put it at par with the likes of Exxon, the worlds largest listed oil company.
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Whether or not you feel that his undisputed genius justifies this monstrous ego and self-interest, it is true that the work — unconstrained by any issues concerning the real world — reaches compelling new heights and discovers a gloriously fluent language in depicting the female nude.
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But it has rubbed some the wrong way, and it's easy to understand grumbling that the company that not long ago said it wanted to be "unconstrained by a need to generate financial return" will now make decisions very much informed by that need.
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While PROs like ASCAP and BMI have always competed with one another, other PROs have entered the U.S. market, including SESAC, foreign PROs and GMR, who are unregulated and unconstrained by consent decrees that regulate the amount a songwriter can charge for their license.
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But the units have also operated unconstrained by battlefield rules designed to protect civilians, conducting night raids, torture and killings with near impunity, in a covert campaign that some Afghan and American officials say is undermining the wider American effort to strengthen Afghan institutions.
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Voters in traditionally Republican districts in the suburbs joined those in more heavily Democratic communities to elevate Democrats to power as a check on Mr. Trump after he spent the past two years largely unconstrained by a compliant House and Senate led by Republicans.
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The modern EPA is a massive bureaucratic interest group out of control, effectively unconstrained by law or the constitution, a repository of environmental fanaticism utterly uninterested in the well-being of ordinary people or, for that matter, in the actual environmental effects of its edicts.
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Rather than get bound up in such mundane concerns as melody or structure, the duo just drift from one blissful synth sequence to the next—not in a way that feels purposeless, but in a way that feels free, unconstrained by genre or even by mood.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly 20 years before William Barr heralded the end of the special counsel's probe of President Donald Trump, the attorney general laid out his complaints about special prosecutors: They have "no ultimate accountability," are unconstrained by resources and are often "driven to find something" to justify themselves.
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Neither was the charge by the philosopher Harry Frankfurt that Trump was in fact a master of "bullshit," which is distinct from lying in that the speaker is not just communicating information he knows to be false, but is unconstrained by any consideration of what may or may not be true.
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What worries the defenders of democracy is not that there are fewer democracies than before, but that voters are choosing populists who proclaim that since they won a free and fair election, they can dine on what they will, unconstrained by law, international norms, values, human rights or basic compassion.
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But in a 2012 paper, the political scientists Julia Azari and Jennifer Smith argued for a return to studying norms in American politics, an idea that turns out to have been prescient: In 2017, our attention has been snapped back to norms by a president who seems completely unconstrained by them.
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Often leftist in ideology, volunteer groups work on shoestring budgets, but, unconstrained by the hierarchy and bureaucracy found in many NGOs and government organizations, they're able to provide many supplies one would expect to come from these larger, better-funded entities—in Samos, they supply toilet paper, diapers, milk, clothing, and sleeping bags.
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I got into crosswords around 10 years ago, when social media culture was forming, and there was this crop of indie crosswords that were all different and had unique voices and were unconstrained by the institutional oversight of something like the Times and could be a little more familiar with their solvers.
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There are the innovations that pour out of Silicon Valley companies and elite universities, the flexibility of a work force relatively unconstrained by union rules, the dynamism of entrepreneurs less hamstrung by an oversize welfare state and of a more mobile population willing to move to where the cutting-edge jobs are mushrooming.
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Those include excessive force against protesters, unlawful killings, arbitrary arrests, sexual violence, detention of families and children as well as enforced disappearances, according to the UN. "Now, with the BJP unconstrained by the moderating tendencies of the PDP, it could become emboldened and resort to more of the heavy-handed tactics that have aggrieved Kashmiris," said Kugelman.
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The traditional media now explain Supreme Court decisions with reference to the court's ideological voting blocs; cable news stations such as Fox and CNBC report on the Supreme Court from decidedly partisan perspectives; while a new breed of citizen journalists offer a critique of the courts in a host of online venues that are unconstrained by the norms of traditional journalism.
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Towergate is a fascinating test of Trump's great gamble that he can do the job of president in a totally new way: largely improvisational, driven by whims, moods and obsessions; thinly staffed, like his campaign, and with poorly enforced process, not taking advantage of the massive safety net available to him; heavily reliant on family; and unconstrained by manners, rituals or precedent.
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"If any such delegate notifies the secretary of his or her intent to cast a vote of conscience, whether personal or religious, each such delegate shall be unbound and unconstrained by these rules on any given vote, including the first ballot for the selection of the president of the United States, without the risk of challenge, sanction or retribution by the Republican National Committee (RNC)," Unruh wrote.
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"If any such delegate notifies the secretary of his or her intent to cast a vote of conscience, whether personal or religious, each such delegate shall be unbound and unconstrained by these rules on any given vote, including the first ballot for the selection of the president of the United States, without the risk of challenge, sanction or retribution by the Republican National Committee (RNC)," the letter postmarked Saturday reads.
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