The uninvolved third party fires, striking and killing the suspect.
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Still, he felt no indignity about being uninvolved with the music.
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That's because she said she was pretty "uninvolved" in college activities.
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Turns out, this employee felt underutilized and uninvolved in decision making.
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Some gang members had fathers who were uninvolved, alcoholic or "deadbeat" dads.
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Uninvolved/neglectful is viewed as one of the most harmful parenting styles.
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But presidents are already uninvolved in a great deal of government decisions.
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A third type of feeding style is a neglectful or "uninvolved" style.
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The one thing I want to stay uninvolved in -- at least for now.
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In recent times, Sunny wasn't around all that much, uninvolved in everyday operations.
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Unlike in, say, The House Bunny, men are uninvolved in the Kappas happy ending.
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Meanwhile, many politicians demanded more prison time for suspects, even those uninvolved in violence.
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"I will stay uninvolved and maybe that's the best thing to do," he said.
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Experts are still examining how often uninvolved family members may be aware of terrorist' plotting.
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Three men and two women—apparently passers-by uninvolved in the dispute—sustained minor injuries.
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There are still six other tenants in the ramshackle building who are uninvolved in the project.
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This year was no different even though I specifically instructed myself to be passive and uninvolved.
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" When asked Thursday if he would consider firing Sessions, Trump said he had "wanted to stay uninvolved.
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Notably, Suda51 was mostly uninvolved with its production, which is perhaps why it lacked any biting perspective.
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Here again, the game is depicting something that feels uninvolved with the rest of what you are doing.
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Video "The president has purposefully remained uninvolved in this process," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday.
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It's an absurd premise and an incredibly uninvolved backstory for a hero who is consistently saving people's lives.
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Psychologists categorize parenting by four styles: authoritative, uninvolved/neglectful, permissive and authoritarian, said licensed clinical psychologist Joe Taravella.
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I can't see myself as uninvolved, because the work is too important and it has to be done.
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Others, uninvolved in the coup or in political dissent, have also been swept up in the mass arrests.
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Raised in Flushing, Queens, by adoptive parents uninvolved with technology, she went on to study English at Cornell University.
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But she objects to the politically uninvolved getting "condemnation for affiliation" just for associating with a certain supposed tribe.
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"Margaret," Brown reports, "sounds curiously flat and uninvolved, almost as though she can't get to grips with her character."
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Law enforcement officers responded to the scene after someone "from an uninvolved party" called 911 shortly before 2 a.m.
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And now if he wants to try and get a little bit lighter sentence for what he did ... Totally uninvolved.
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Those customers then install the fountains wherever they see fit, and the water fountain company is more or less uninvolved.
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The report said Christie is no longer close with Stepien and was reportedly uninvolved in his addition to Trump's team.
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"For purposes of hopefully thinking I'm going to be treated fairly, I've stayed uninvolved with this particular matter," he says.
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At least one of the victims was thought to be a bystander uninvolved in the argument that reportedly precipitated the attack.
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The video, directed by Precious producer Lisa Cortés, features a conversation many of us have already had with politically uninvolved friends.
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"PSF is completely uninvolved and has no fundraising efforts for the next caravan," said Alex Mensing, an activist with the group.
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Because Cohn was uninvolved in the campaign, he's a clean slate who can act as an ambassador to other power centers.
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Beyond your control Uninvolved in the new study, Margerison previously reviewed scientific research published as of July 2015 on this topic.
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It seems as if legalizing marijuana not only prevents opioid related deaths in opioid users, but in uninvolved bystanders as well.
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It caused me more confusion and trouble than it was worth, and I don't think you can stay completely emotionally uninvolved.
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The newly arrived Zetas, on the other hand, act more as an occupying force, quicker to attack, or kill, uninvolved civilians.
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But first, operators must "demonstrate to the FAA that risk to the uninvolved public does not exceed a threshold level," he explains.
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Trump implies that if Montenegro were not in NATO, then the United States could stay uninvolved in a war between Montenegro and Russia.
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He has been comparatively uninvolved in the state Republican Party organization, and he refused to endorse Donald J. Trump for president in 2016.
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There is nothing to stir our responsibility to look or help us to take back our minds from the pose of uninvolved spectator.
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"For the purposes of hopefully thinking I'm going to be treated fairly, I've stayed uninvolved with this particular matter," Trump told the Times.
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The process of reducing emissions, adapting to changes, and earning the support of the uninvolved in the Trump era requires a deliberate, careful strategy.
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DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: The one thing I want to stay uninvolved in, at least for now -- I may get involved.
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While Deutsche and CLSA are still sponsoring the offering, previously uninvolved Morgan Stanley is running the show, as first reported by Refinitiv publication IFR.
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For many former Clinton staffers, it was particularly infuriating to see the Democratic candidate herself described as "imperial" and uninvolved with her own campaign.
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The DNC and the Clinton campaign have said that they were uninvolved with her efforts, and no evidence has surfaced to contradict that claim.
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The shooter hit six individuals, who were reportedly all uninvolved in the initial fight, and caused a stampede that injured many others as they fled.
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Although Bolden could have tried to turn his motorcycle network into a full-scale drug cartel, for the most part, the Flaming Knights remained uninvolved.
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The FAA isn't so much focused on what a company is launching, but it mostly deems a rocket safe to the uninvolved public and property.
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All told, incentives total around $3 billion, a fact that has caused consternation among citizens and local officials who were uninvolved in the decision-making process.
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" Specifically, Brogan alleged that Shervin Pishevar and Lonsdale, though they were largely "uninvolved in day-to-day matters," practiced nepotism and "wasted the company's previous cash.
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Updated June 15th, 3:40PM ET: Updated to clarify that Kickstarter only provided funding for the project: it was uninvolved in the development of the platform.
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U.S. Navy corpsmen, uninvolved with the detention facilities, must process what it means to do their exercises a stone's throw away from barbed wire and bars.
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Congressional leaders and Trump are trying to lock in support for the plan from rank-and-file Republicans, who were uninvolved in the framework drafting process.
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So far, three analysts from banks uninvolved in Uber's IPO recommend buying the stock, while five have neutral ratings and none recommend selling, according to Refinitiv data.
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By that time blockchain will have reached maturity and the uninvolved user will talk about it in tones of boredom – if they talk about it at all.
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"I'm pretty sure judging a 4-year-old's interests while simultaneously being an uninvolved parent is more wrong than a little kid liking Princess Peach," she replied.
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The findings showed that what can begin as a practical solution — to have one person handle everything — can come at a cost to the uninvolved partner's skills.
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He first complains that the plaintiffs did not follow procedure, but then suggests that Grimes is uninvolved and Banks is a "rapper" (in shade quotes) and a crank.
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"The big funds have been fairly uninvolved in the Brexit trade," said the European head of hedge fund sales at one of the top 10 currency trading bank.
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In the past week, the scene has been reappropriated to describe situations where institutions of power do something toxic, and then blame it on the innocent or uninvolved.
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The material taken on personal cell phones "had no clinical justification," and staffers "shared those videos and photographs to others uninvolved with the patient's care," the report says.
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For me, it's all of the above, but even the most uninvolved Met Gala observers can appreciate a nice looking couple, which is what we are about to do.
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This interview is unlikely to change anything with respect to the impeachment inquiry itself — and Biden signaled he would like to be as uninvolved in those proceedings as possible.
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The fact that bin Salman was smearing Khashoggi after his death makes it harder to credit the claim that top-level Saudi leadership was completely uninvolved in the killing.
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" "This is money that they spend on their own defense," Chollet said, adding that "part of the problem is that Trump has been uninvolved and uninterested in the details.
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An "amicus brief" is an official filing that lends more information or insight to a court case, done in good faith or to show support from uninvolved third partiess.
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The suit also claims that Shervin Pishevar is uninvolved in day-to-day Hyperloop One matters, that he's wasting the company's cash and that the company is rife with nepotism.
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Page claimed this was purely a courtesy and not to officially coordinate with the Trump team, and that he understood from the reply that the campaign wanted to remain uninvolved.
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In 2015, only 1/3rd of local health departments had engaged in PrEP promotion, and a small fraction of the uninvolved departments expressed plans to become PrEP promoters by 85033.
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Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, and, recently, the Google walkout emerged spontaneously (or seemingly so), when massive numbers of hitherto uninvolved people were inspired to participate in direct action.
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"As that investigation went forward it came together with a separate, uninvolved, unrelated investigation from the 78th precinct in Brooklyn from several weeks earlier involving a rape case," Shea said.
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It's not like the woman-to-woman friendships on Girls are super healthy, but the show seems unconvinced that men and women who are at all close can remain sexually uninvolved.
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These Kurds were mostly uninvolved in the main civil war, as their chief objective was carving out a Kurdish state in majority-Kurdish areas rather than toppling Assad's regime in Damascus.
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Most stories are from bands' point of view, and they mention these things in passing, but usually only to show that they themselves were uninvolved and didn't promote any of it.
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But the President's lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, who is designated to handle personal legal issues, was not traveling with the President and was largely uninvolved, according to the people familiar with the matter.
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Uninvolved pedestrians raced to pull out their phones and film as the crowd made its way up 5th Avenue to Amazon's corporate offices on 34th Street beside the Midtown Amazon Books location.
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Besides formally recognizing Guaidó as the country's president, the US has also hinted at the prospect of a military intervention in Venezuela, angering a lot of people previously uninvolved with the disagreement.
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Mr. Christie is the chief of Mr. Trump's transition committee, but he is no longer close to Mr. Stepien and was said to have been uninvolved in the discussions to hire him.
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"Any uninvolved civilian casualties is regrettable, but the I.D.F. took extreme safety measures in order to signal our intentions and to warn anyone who was near what our intentions were," he said.
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"If you were looking for someone who was familiar with the industry with the prior rules, uninvolved with Dodd-Frank, he probably fits that bill better than anyone," the bank executive said.
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The problem, though, is that it ended up strongly suggesting that an uninvolved private citizen was a sex offender — hurting his reputation and dragging him into the spotlight without any good reason.
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This would be a "minimal DSO" model, in that the DSO, typically a distribution utility, would remain uninvolved in such transactions and continue merely to maintain operations and reliability at the distribution level.
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Appearing in court last month, Messi limited his comments to repeating that he was completely uninvolved in the advertising contracts and said that he was unaware of the overall state of his finances.
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With all of David's children under the age of 25, and Charles' eldest child, Elizabeth, uninvolved in Koch Industries or its network at large, that role falls to Chase Koch, 42, Charles' son.
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The results provide novel insights into how exercise can affect even those portions of our bodies that seem uninvolved in workouts, perhaps providing another nudge to stick with our exercise resolutions this year.
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We also later learned that Trump himself had been involved in the crafting of his son's initial statement to the media about the meeting, a revelation that contradicted past claims that he was uninvolved.
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"This step is part of the civilian policy aimed at preventing a humanitarian deterioration in the Gaza Strip and reflects the policy of distinguishing between terror and the uninvolved populace," an Israeli official said.
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" When presented with the recent federal record involving BetCris, a Sportradar spokesman said, "We obviously cannot comment on another company's legal matters of which we're uninvolved, and simply put, it is not our place.
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I have tried to stay uninvolved with the Department of Justice and FBI (although I do not legally have to), because of the now totally discredited and very expensive Witch Hunt currently going on.
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She managed a handful of employees herself and believed that human-resources issues should not be discussed in a public forum, where customers or other uninvolved parties might overhear details that should be kept private.
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Those minors who most desperately need access to abortion care are often those who are most vulnerable: homeless, undocumented and LGBT youth, and those whose parents may be uninvolved in their lives or even imprisoned.
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And beyond that, much of the way we talk about charity, and fundraise for it, ends up positioning recipients as static, helpless, and uninvolved in their rescue by donors — objects of pity rather than partners.
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Nurmagomedov (26-0), who wasn&apost on the bus, won the vacant lightweight belt by beating Al Iaquinta in Brooklyn two days after McGregor&aposs bus attack, which injured uninvolved fighters Michael Chiesa and Ray Borg.
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As part of a made-for-TV stunt, House Republicans did storm a SCIF in October to protest Democrats not providing Republicans who were otherwise uninvolved in the impeachment inquiry with access to closed-door depositions.
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On top of that, the fashion house was decidedly uninvolved with the project, so costume designers Lou Eyrich and Allison Leach had to get creative, turning to resellers online to buy real Versace items from past collections.
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After interviewing an uninvolved witness and reviewing video from Badgujar&aposs body-worn camera as well as images taken from a colleague&aposs camera, police said White assaulted Badgujar after the officer "attempted to speak" with him.
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Or the incident in May where a fight in line for a food truck in Austin, Texas, somehow resulted in a man getting shot to death—and three seemingly uninvolved women enduring gunshot wounds of their own.
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"I had a couple of uninvolved people heard the Luther Strange thing but decided to get involved in Brooks's campaign because the ads were so corrupt," said Tom Cowles, 61, a retired engineer at a Brooks rally.
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He's been charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly escalating a Call of Duty dispute into a deadly scenario, phoning in a hoax that lead to a police officer killing otherwise uninvolved and unarmed Wichita, Kansas man Andrew Finch.
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"I have tried to stay uninvolved with the Department of Justice and FBI (although I do not legally have to), because of the now totally discredited and very expensive Witch Hunt currently going on," Trump tweeted Monday morning.
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Before Mr. Trump was sworn in, he pledged that he would stay uninvolved in his businesses while in office but insisted it would be too punitive for his business partners for him to divest from the company altogether.
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In the years since, he remained largely uninvolved in the day-to-day work of gang life — in El Salvador, mostly shakedowns of small-business owners — and operated more like a human rights lawyer in a conflict zone.
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"I have tried to stay uninvolved with the Department of Justice and FBI (although I do not legally have to), because of the now totally discredited and very expensive Witch Hunt currently going on," the president wrote on Twitter.
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Mr. Trump, under mounting political pressure to retreat from his earlier suggestions that the United States should remain uninvolved, also said he was halting negotiations over a $100 billion trade deal and doubling tariffs on imports of Turkish steel.
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Now, at some point it will and you go up" Trump has publicly stated his concerns before, but on Tuesday said he had not discussed them personally with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, explaining that "I like to stay uninvolved.
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Now, at some point it will and you go up" Trump has publicly stated his concerns before, but on Tuesday said he had not discussed them personally with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, explaining that "I like to stay uninvolved.
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The organization was conceived as a way of weaning away from the Democrats the vote of the normally politically uninvolved fundamentalist and conservative evangelical Christians whom Carter, as a self-declared "born again" Christian, brought to political life during his campaign.
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For disabled people, reforms to health care in America, especially mental health services, would reduce the incidence of medical and psychiatric crises that require emergency services, and funding for non–law enforcement response options would keep police uninvolved unless absolutely necessary.
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Just because the president wasn't physically in the missile silo turning the key himself doesn't mean he's free of the responsibility of launching a nuclear warhead any more than someone hiring a hitman can be considered uninvolved in a murder.
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" Layman adds that, through all the genre-hopping and wild moments, it's the character development that keeps the comic together: "There can be funny, amazing action sequences but if you don't feel connected to the characters eventually you're going to become uninvolved.
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In the morning hearing, the prosecutors made clear their preference to review the seized materials for privilege by using a "taint team" — lawyers from the US Attorney's Office who are uninvolved in the investigation or prosecution of the matter — to review them.
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And when an off-duty cop got a group of drunk fans ejected from a Phillies game, an otherwise uninvolved man took a seat behind the officer, stuck his fingers down his throat and vomited on the guy's 11-year-old daughter.
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He was largely uninvolved as Congress crafted a two-year budget agreement without him, ending a brief, middle-of-the-night shutdown Friday morning after just a few hours rather than allowing the full shutdown he wanted to force an immigration deal.
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"I am concerned about the people who carry the perspective that as long as issues of the country aren't harming them personally, they can remain uninformed and uninvolved," said Eden Reyhanian, an 18-year-old student at a school in North London.
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Certainly that is the perception among founders, who find it highly annoying that a group of people mostly uninvolved in a company show up once a quarter to berate the management team then send the costs of their trip back to the company for payment.
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In a communique announcing a new trade deal with China Thursday, the US said it "recognizes the importance of China's One Belt and One Road initiative," but Washington is largely uninvolved in OBOR or connected projects like the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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And Trump's outgoing chief of staff John Kelly, who has been largely uninvolved in the shutdown negotiations, said in an interview published Sunday that the wall Trump is hammering Democrats over is not actually a concrete wall and hasn't been since the early days of the administration.
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Today, even people who routinely muttered, "I hate politics," and stayed uninvolved, are bristling with political thoughts and following the latest news about Trump's legislative agenda, the Russia investigation, and matters as obscure as the gap between what Trump says and what his secretary of state argues.
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"An uninvolved non-injury collision had occurred ahead, and the operator of a 2018 International tow truck owned by Crossroads Towing, equipped with yellow caution emergency lights, had stopped partially in the left lane to assist the involved occupant," the state police said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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In a report unsealed on Thursday, Gerald Rosen, the retired judge tasked with reviewing the firms' billing records, in particular cited the failure of New York's Labaton Sucharow to disclose that $4.1 million would go to a lawyer uninvolved in the class action over inflated foreign exchange fees.
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"I need to let Julian's lawyers and family know that the president personally ordered an anti WikiLeaks ambassador from a country uninvolved in the case to secure Julian's arrest," Fairbanks told Schwartz on October 30, 2018, via the encrypted messaging app Signal, according to screenshots provided to Politico.
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King's disappointment led to him being mostly uninvolved with composing Slayer's 1998 album Diabolus in Musica, a record that found the band catering to the nu-metal crowd with Korn-derived vocal filters and tuning their guitars down to the same C# standard tuning that Limp Bizkit used for their music.
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" [Silver] states that it is unacceptable for owners to be uninvolved or defer decision-making on this topic to others in their organizations, who may not have the same awareness of the impact these decisions can have on "fans and business partners," the reputation of the league and "perception of our game.
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There are compelling reasons to do it by any means necessary, but DMCA overreach is among the least compelling options, considering that it unilaterally puts power into the hands of what are essentially uninvolved parties and allows for little arbitration or defense on the part of those who have their content removed.
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Somewhat surprisingly for such a famously exacting director, Spielberg himself was otherwise uninvolved with the making of the doc, which also taps a small army of collaborators (ranging from Leonardo DiCaprio and Oprah Winfrey to fellow "Movie Brats" Francis Ford Coppola and Brian De Palma) to help speak to his unparalleled cinematic legacy.
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For now, Trump has decided to remain uninvolved in Libya until there is a winner -- and he will let the winner be established through a civil war or a political settlement, the source said, noting that Trump is aware of the Obama administration's failures when it comes to Libya and does not want to repeat those mistakes.
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The exact details of the incident are disputed: a Saudi ambassador initially said Rahaf had broken the law in Thailand but later country officials described her case as a "family affair" in which they were uninvolved, according to PBS and the Times; a Thai immigration official, however, said that Rahaf didn't have the money or paperwork needed to travel.
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When Congress took up health care in early 2017, and tax reform later in the year, Trump toggled between two modes: He would make public statements telling Congress to pass a bill but remain uninvolved in the actual legislative process; or he would try to get involved in the legislative process, with mixed results at best.
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No one could accuse Stephen Gaghan, who directed the movie, or Patrick Massett and John Zinman, who wrote it, of skimping on plot, but so sketchy and so rushed is the flux of incidents—including a sudden flash-forward, halfway through, to an F.B.I. interrogation—that you feel weirdly uninvolved, and ever more unsurprised by the lurches of fate.
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Prosecutors with the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York (SDNY), which has been conducting a criminal investigation of Cohen for months, have said they would use a so-called "taint team" — made up of federal lawyers uninvolved in the case — to review the materials and determine what they believe could be covered by attorney-client privilege.
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The research, by Dr. Ward, of the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin, and John G. Lynch, of the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado in Boulder, have found that people who took on more of the financial tasks acquired greater knowledge over time than their uninvolved partner, as measured by a 230-question financial literacy quiz.
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