" - Kaity, 226 "Unknowingly being 'muffin top epidemic' b-roll.
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No startup should be unknowingly swindled out of their money.
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On the downside, your thought process is being unknowingly observed.
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Do some rappers unknowingly forward the agenda of the Illuminati?
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That might help discourage users from unknowingly sharing bogus information.
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One way we've been unknowingly doing this is with playlists.
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"I can't remember somebody possibly injecting me unknowingly," he said.
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That's its gift, and we accept it thoughtlessly, ungratefully, unknowingly.
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I know, because I unknowingly crossed paths with a victim.
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I thanked her, mostly for unknowingly giving me an out.
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"I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)," Mr. Forkner said.
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In the process, we unknowingly embellish reality and create fictions.
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Because it's less noticeable, it can get passed around unknowingly.
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"I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)," Mr. Forkner added.
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"So I basically lied to regulators (unknowingly)," read Forkner's reply.
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Many cat owners might be unknowingly skimping on litter boxes.
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Its failure means that some clients were unknowingly breaching this rule.
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Two of those people, the report said, had unknowingly consumed fentanyl.
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James sometimes unknowingly speaks in an ancient language, forgotten to humanity.
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Unknowingly, white people are SOCIALISED to be racist from birth onwards.
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It also applies in regard to children unknowingly left in cars.
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But the difficulty comes when real people unknowingly spread false stories.
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The same can't be said for Vivian, who unknowingly faces termination.
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Reuters reported that Zherebenkov said Whelan had accepted classified information unknowingly.
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Otherwise, taxpayers may unknowingly be the ones left holding the bag.
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Supernatural figures lurk in the background as birds flutter past, unknowingly.
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For years, Saudi leaders may have unknowingly benefited from this effect.
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But they were illustrating the principles of Stoicism, knowingly or unknowingly.
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Each of these companies, knowingly or unknowingly, would follow his map.
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Instead, she unknowingly put herself at risk of getting cancer again.
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Anyone who has ever unknowingly featured in a pal's 3 a.m.
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We came home with a baby and (unknowingly) $8K in debt.
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Or opiates unknowingly prescribed to patients with a history of addiction.
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That's sparked concerns of host institutions unknowingly contributing to Beijing's defense prowess.
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In that moment, she has unknowingly delivered on one of her promises.
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This is when Hannah sleeps with Paul Louis and unknowingly becomes pregnant.
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This year, she returned to her barely-there bikinis while (unknowingly!) pregnant!
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You might be unknowingly doing other things to speed up antibiotic resistance.
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Without conducting a thorough due diligence process, Marriott unknowingly inherited Starwood's vulnerabilities.
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I swiftly, unknowingly, started blurring the lines between my two separate lives.
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A lot of women sign things unknowingly or have their signature forged.
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Did Facebook unknowingly help Donald Trump win the 2016 U.S. presidential election?
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Symptomatic or asymptomatic, you can unknowingly pass coronavirus on to someone else.
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His aides, including Mr. Sawyer, unknowingly passed the lie on to reporters.
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Research shows most attacks on small businesses are unknowingly facilitated by employees.
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" They are, she says, are "unknowingly communicating their pain to the horses.
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Our beliefs are powerful in that we unknowingly morph thoughts into facts.
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After his release, Li unknowingly treated a woman infected with the coronavirus.
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Over the next 10 years, Brittany and Ryan unknowingly led parallel lives.
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She'd unknowingly walked into a faith-based clinic that didn't offer abortions.
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Even unknowingly, parents constantly set examples for their children, often through osmosis.
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It's easy to wonder if he's purposefully or unknowingly egging on that narrative.
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"Surgeons could unknowingly contaminate their instruments with prions," she said in a statement.
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Makes you wonder how many animal experiences you have unknowingly been party to.
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Instead of an organized development environment, they had unknowingly created a jumbled mess.
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"I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)," he said, according to the Times.
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Even as an entire privacy invading narrative was being spun unknowingly around them.
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In saving a life, paramedics unknowingly forced the user to reassess heroin's impact.
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Without precautions, multinational companies with complex supply chains risk unknowingly using forced labor.
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Gaga was unknowingly tasked with enduring ridiculous waitstaff behavior without losing her cool.
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A leader knowingly or unknowingly takes such experience and outlook to higher office.
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But the teens had unknowingly left a few spare chips on the table.
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And, unknowingly, some of your (bad) habits could be doing just the opposite.
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It causes infection without symptoms in some people, who can unknowingly infect others.
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Warning: This is a good way to unknowingly consume unreasonable amounts of bread.
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" Forkner said in one text message, "I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly).
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It was a neoliberal fantasy wrought of white guilt I had unknowingly absorbed.
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The silent generation also "unknowingly takes on risk by forgoing diversification," Blecker says.
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Their memories unknowingly reflect Liberty Square's original idealism when it opened in 1937.
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You have legitimate businesses that are unknowingly being supported by illegal drug money.
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It's important for platforms to ensure their users aren't unknowingly having their privacy invaded.
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Homeland Security agents are attempting to figure out how many people were unknowingly filmed.
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Instead, Sabrina's character unknowingly dips into a recent trend of real-world cultural appropriation.
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Concerned that followers were unknowingly harming themselves, they plotted to get her shut down.
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Robb, in marrying Talisa, unknowingly put himself on the road to the Red Wedding.
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The neighbors took in her cat, unknowingly, and she ended up with their dog.
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That is, unless it's all a ruse and we're all listening to Jenner unknowingly.
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" Unknowingly, Mike told her, "Yo, I can't Snapchat you, I've got work to do.
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Goldman's failure meant that some of its clients were unknowingly breaching this important rule.
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"They simultaneously, unknowingly sent each other the same place," Ray says, retelling the story.
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Senators didn't press Ross when he admitted to unknowingly hiring an undocumented household worker.
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Those infected are asymptomatic years after initial infection, so carriers can unknowingly infect others.
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It also increases the risk that an officer might unknowingly confront a dangerous individual.
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That person might be more likely to go out and socialize, unknowingly infecting others.
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Now, couples might unknowingly dispose of perfectly healthy embryos in pursuit of a prodigy.
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The inspector general concluded the investigation, reasoning that McMaster unknowingly violated the Army regulation.
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Their story is familiar: A friend unknowingly consumed cannabis gummies from an unmarked container.
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The infected people unknowingly spread it to others, setting off the outbreak's deadly journey.
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Had I unknowingly stumbled into a parallel universe where selfie sticks did not exist?
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In it, the cam alerts _youreAtowel that a suspicious someone has unknowingly entered their home.
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By doing this, your pooch could unknowingly ingest and spread a parasite from another dog.
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"It is believed that she was unknowingly near the nest," Jones says of the girl.
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Priming theory says our thoughts or actions can be unknowingly influenced by the surrounding environment.
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Li went back to work and a week later unknowingly treated a patient with coronavirus.
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I needed a distraction, so I called him, unknowingly leaving two addicts for another one.
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The environmental toll is one that all technology users implicitly—in many cases, unknowingly—accept.
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Way says that even Kanye West, 13 years his senior, has unknowingly praised the program.
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He inadvertently befriends the titular Suzumiya, who unknowingly has the ability to destroy the universe.
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Henry has been unknowingly screwed from the start, born as part of a cover story.
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It was a dangerous hiding place; unknowingly, the police were walking on top of me.
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In The Truman Show, Carrey's character, Truman Burbank, has his life unknowingly broadcast on television.
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Now imagine that phenomenological paradox applied to a situation where you are, unknowingly, the aggressor.
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Celebrities, like anyone else, can be lured into participating (even unknowingly) in a fraudulent scheme.
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This is Trump unknowingly leading the way to make himself into this kind of image.
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"Celebrities, like anyone else, can be lured into participating (even unknowingly) in a fraudulent scheme."
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But I believe black millennials have been unknowingly preparing for this very moment for years.
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Many U.S. companies are unknowingly implicated when they outsource parts of their supply chains abroad.
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You may even be unknowingly disparaging your boss to someone who knows him or her.
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The documentary claims the company is unknowingly complicit in both slave labor and animal abuse.
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Many employees restrict their career growth by making little information available about themselves — often unknowingly.
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But Vladimir Zherebenkov, Whelan's lawyer, said on Tuesday that his client had accepted the information unknowingly.
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And yet, there are many things that employees can do to unknowingly piss their bosses off.
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But the question is this: Is Villanelle really helping Eve, or is Eve unknowingly helping Villanelle?
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The results demonstrate we could unknowingly be eating these chemicals should they migrate into our food.
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What have we unknowingly all agreed to whenever we are using Google services, knowingly or not?
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From my perspective, she was unknowingly footing the bill for books with super scandalous plot devices.
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Because of the way Russian spy services operate, Page could have unknowingly talked with Russian agents.
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"And unknowingly to him, he hit that lock and out the door they went," Underwood said.
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STIs are often asymptomatic, so people having sex without being tested regularly are unknowingly spreading infections.
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The question is whether Kaspersky was involved and, if so, to what extent — knowingly or unknowingly.
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Sometimes this woman would unknowingly swim into patches of disc-sized jellyfish and Portuguese man o'wars.
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Cristina was fined 265,000 euros ($282,000) for benefiting, albeit unknowingly, from her husband's ill-gotten gains.
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Under the bills introduced Thursday, recoupment would be waived for anyone who unknowingly received erroneous bonuses.
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As farmers plant their 85033 crops, hopeful for an abundant harvest, they are unknowingly battling history.
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Jackson agreed with Malvo, finding Friday that he had unknowingly given up his Eighth Amendment rights.
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And on the latter day she unknowingly scared a few members of the cast and crew.
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Facebook's ad machine seems completely unaffected by the fact it may have been unknowingly assisting Russia.
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Under the bills introduced Thursday, recoupment would be waived for anyone who unknowingly received erroneous bonuses.
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So people would unknowingly get like ten bucks in the mail as result of similar action.
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STIs are often asymptomatic, so people having sex without being tested regularly are unknowingly spreading infections.
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Yes, he cheated on his girlfriend (assuming they're monogamous) and unknowingly passed chlamydia to a minor.
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David Leonhardt When Massachusetts expanded health insurance a decade ago, state officials unknowingly created an experiment.
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It also causes others to avoid H.I.V. testing, which means they can unknowingly transmit the virus.
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The county attorney said the enigmatic musician died after unknowingly taking counterfeit Vicodin that contained fentanyl.
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Signers unknowingly waive their right to sue and are forced into arbitration if a dispute arises.
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It also causes others to avoid H.I.V. testing, which means they can unknowingly transmit the virus.
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This he stole from neighboring Turkic tribes, and unknowingly converted the Mongols to the decimal system.
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He also said that he had "unknowingly" lied to regulators, though it's unclear about exactly what.
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This is the level of emotion in the debate that I have unknowingly thrown myself into.
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We've asked Reddit to clarify how many users may have unknowingly shared Russian propaganda in total.
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But both of their children stay behind in the US — Paige by choice and Henry completely unknowingly.
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All of them (knowingly or unknowingly) carrying something unique to their relationship with lineage, place, and history.
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In messages to the other pilot, Mr. Forkner said he believed he had unknowingly lied to regulators.
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Our brain cranks behind the scenes, while we unknowingly push it to its limits with unnecessary distractions.
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As a culture, we were unknowingly preparing for the brash patriotism of a post-9/11 world.
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On Wednesday, he apologized for having unknowingly contributed to a group that participated in the coordinated campaign.
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So are Gilly and Sam sitting in Oldtown, unknowingly reading up on their old friend Jon Snow?
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It is possible that someone could unknowingly be infected since 80% of those infected have no symptoms.
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So LyricFind may have unknowingly used Genius lyrics, but it's not saying it did so on purpose.
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I'm quick to end a conversation or let a loose plan slip my mind, unknowingly offending someone.
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Is anyone else terrified over the amount of wood pulp we've probably unknowingly consumed over the years?!
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What happened is that you unknowingly left many apps open while you continued to browse your phone.
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However, I got lucky and stumbled unknowingly into one of the restaurants that were testing the sandwich.
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If you feel your investment strategy didn't work, it's possible you've unknowingly made a similar faux pas.
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This delusional teaching is, I believe, the root principle that most yoga studios operate under — many unknowingly.
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And it is hard to shed because of the many ways we unknowingly invest in its perpetuation.
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Scores of athletes' careers have been ruined by unknowingly ingesting banned substances from contaminated supplements or foods.
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A notable example of a place where you've probably unknowingly used a Cherry microswitch is an arcade.
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My friends and family unknowingly tend to get in the way when I'm in my creative zones.
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We unknowingly killed the butterflies by keeping them in captivity and rubbing the powder off their wings.
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They cruise around downtown Chicago in Cameron's father's precious Ferrari, while unknowingly driving the school principal mad.
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Unknowingly they even spurred me into beginning to come out as a non-binary trans person myself.
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She had unknowingly stripped me of my agency and hijacked our control over driving our own narratives.
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On the street, someone might unknowingly shoot up these drugs, which their tolerance can't handle, and overdose.
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Had I not self-isolated when I did, I may have unknowingly infected hundreds of other people.
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My perspective on life became very dark when I was unknowingly recruited by one of his agents.
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Dog owners unknowingly allow their beloved pets to frolic in toxic ponds—leading to death within hours.
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With it, the subject of time returned, albeit unknowingly: Time has passed, and too little has changed.
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At her shows, fans went unknowingly into "selfie stations" and scanned to ensure they weren't a threat.
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And experts say the failures could have unknowingly exposed tens of thousands of people to the neurotoxin.
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A family plays in the front yard, unknowingly activating the motion-detection feature on the doorbell camera.
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Advisors also commonly see clients unknowingly overspend on groceries, dining out, clothes and items for the home.
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There is no better way to dismantle the sexist notions we've unknowingly internalized than by exploring them.
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"If I unknowingly contract the virus... that record will be released to the whole country," she said.
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Not to mention her role as a woman who unknowingly goes on a Bumble date with OJ Simpson.
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The anabolic agent, 23-Keto-DHEA, is present in a supplement the Brazilian claimed to have unknowingly consumed.
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The queen's son, King Joffrey, unknowingly the product of that incestuous union, was to pass judgment on Ned.
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According to WRIC, a woman driving to work on Thanksgiving morning unknowingly hit a bobcat with her car.
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Jaffer reportedly took two prescription medications which, when taken together, unknowingly caused "an adverse psychological reaction," Axios reported.
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That people, especially children, could have been unknowingly exposed to radiation is worrying, because radiation can damage DNA.
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While some people use fentanyl by itself, most use it — knowingly or unknowingly — in combination with other drugs.
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She is a radical black college student who hates pigs but is unknowingly dating the real undercover brother.
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She even knows a lot about his friends from when they unknowingly divulge gossip in emails or texts.
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Though her dad doesn't appear in any of the shots, she unknowingly posed and gave an adorable smile.
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After the report, someone on Facebook let Murray known that she had unknowingly survived the stuff of nightmares.
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Because of how Russian spy services operate, however, it is possible that Page unknowingly communicated with Russian agents.
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They also caution that consumers may knowingly or unknowingly seek counterfeit goods as legitimate goods become more expensive.
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I didn't know everything I know today, and I most certainly acted unknowingly against my beliefs and ethics.
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The South Bend, Indiana, mayor thinks it may have been the remains of a gnat he unknowingly killed.
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"Unknowingly, I used a supplement that was on the NFL's banned substance list," Bolden said in a statement.
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I've watched Lauren converse with people who have been unknowingly insensitive, and I am amazed by her graciousness.
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" Pregnant women could also unknowingly harm their fetuses by vaping, because "nicotine is neurotoxic to a developing fetus.
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She started being called a sket at school, after footage from the parties was unknowingly taken and circulated.
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This requirement was satisfied, unknowingly, by Chief Stack, in an act of generosity 210 months before his death.
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Read more: A British family vacationing in Canada unknowingly swerved onto a US road to dodge an animal.
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FERC may be unknowingly facilitating the USFWS's improper requests for mitigation for perfectly legal impacts to migratory birds.
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They followed the same steps, except everyone was unknowingly given a cup of either caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee.
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McEnroe joked that Sharapova should only be banned for two years because she says she did it unknowingly.
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Tourists, transport trucks, and animals then unknowingly carry those seeds through the park, spreading them into new areas.
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It turns out a portion of us have unknowingly been part of the Mile Cry Club all along.
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He said he unknowingly ingested a contaminated supplement that he purchased over the counter at a nutrition store.
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"We went in unknowingly and we didn't return home until three years later," Becker says in the film.
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So it's important to find out who they may have been unknowingly infected while they spread the virus.
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Prosecutors argued that by unknowingly making the universities vulnerable to N.C.A.A. sanctions, the defendants had victimized the schools.
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Young people aren't at at high risk for the virus but can asymptomatically carry it, unknowingly infecting others.
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There are at-risk grandparents who have to take care of children who may unknowingly spread the virus.
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The boys were unknowingly recorded using the toilet, showering, and masturbating in the basement bathroom of Williams' home.
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Lofton, 90, sent a check for 3 cents, unknowingly leaving a 27 cent balance on her insurance bill.
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In February 2003, a doctor traveled from Guangdong to Hong Kong after unknowingly treating patients who'd contracted SARS.
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Such images could also theoretically show a player unknowingly striking the ball more than once during a stroke.
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Plus smart scales that measure exactly what chefs chuck then list the deluge of edibles they've unknowingly binned.
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Under the ruling, those third parties who unknowingly bought shares that were shorted will now not be paid.
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And the son of a California businesswoman implicated in the plot said he was unknowingly involved and apologized.
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It seems that Washington bureaucrats are unknowingly playing a game of give-and-take with the Rust Belt.
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When belladonna amounts are inconsistently labeled on treatments, the administration warned, children can be unknowingly exposed to dangerous doses.
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Hannah, who married Michael, unknowingly was sleeping with his father when she decided to have an affair with Ulrich.
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But often it is spread unknowingly, by people who click "retweet" or "share" without first investigating what they're sharing.
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This is somewhat analogous to the situation of a man who has unknowingly been cheated on by a woman.
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Without screening information, some sex workers may be forced to unknowingly accept bookings from problematic and/or dangerous clients.
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Unknowingly abusing their privilege as (mostly) white, foreign curios to crowd black artists out of hip-hop's left field?
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Each year, hundreds of families unknowingly experience similar moments: the last time they see a loved before they disappear.
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Rather, what you need to do is revoke the permissions you unknowingly gave the malicious app to your account.
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Let's hear from Ms. Margolin: Naive constructor wanders unknowingly into the quicksand of a tricky-to-implement perimeter theme.
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For those who go through pregnancy unknowingly and therefore with no prenatal care, there are risks for the baby.
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Businesses will avoid lost revenue from counterfeit goods and risks to reputational damage from unknowingly dealing with criminal organizations.
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Audio is commonly, and sometimes unknowingly, the missing piece a video needs to create an immersive and realistic experience.
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That change of course began a series of events that led them apparently unknowingly into Iranian waters, officials said.
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Joy Robson and Stephanie Safechuck are brutally honest in the roles they unknowingly played in their sons' alleged abuse.
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But her doctors examined her and found the cause of her severe pain: she was unknowingly carrying another baby.
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As a result of the scheme, U.S. banks unknowingly processed international financial transactions in violation of sanctions, prosecutors said.
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The yeast that they unknowingly harnessed for the process can now be found in every vineyard on the planet.
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This seems intuitive, yet we often unintentionally (or completely unknowingly) project our own preferences and proclivities onto another person.
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The Food Safety and Inspection Service said it's concerned that consumers may unknowingly have recalled beef in their freezer.
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Sabbag said she was photographed unknowingly and denied that she had been part of an extortion attempt against Hart.
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So let fire meet ice — even though Jon may unknowingly have a little bit of both in his blood.
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Every additional person in a store increases the odds of coronavirus spread, and many people can unknowingly be carriers.
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So closely associated is Denmark with its capital, Copenhagen, that most visitors unknowingly overlook the country's second-largest city.
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Sometimes they unknowingly purchase counterfeit drugs, a problem that leads to millions of deaths, most of them in Africa.
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They unknowingly removed the bomb — a pressure cooker connected to a cellphone with wires — and left with the suitcase.
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In the former, Oedipus unwittingly murders his father; in the latter, the father, Rostam, unknowingly kills his son, Sohrab.
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We can unknowingly pass coronavirus on, so it's important to practice social distancing to keep our loved ones safe.
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Electronic dance music party-goers may be unknowingly exposed to ketamine, an addictive anesthetic, according to a new study.
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With rather marvelous presumption he seems unknowingly to have written the Kama Sutra of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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She unknowingly gifted us with the perfect response for every possible situation, from political to personal to pop cultural.
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Last month, Trump's pick for Commerce secretary admitted to unknowingly employing a possible undocumented worker in his Florida home.
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An outbreak in Michigan was started when an infected person from New York came to Detroit, unknowingly spreading the virus.
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Gmail user and writer Allan Pashby said that because he unknowingly used the Mic Drop feature, he is now unemployed.
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This is leaving many investors, probably unknowingly, with low yields and outsized interest-rate risk at possibly the worst time.
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Spirit Halloween unknowingly created one of the most authentic Paw Patrol costumes you can buy for your pup-obsessed toddler.
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Despite the FTC order, dozens of customers are still complaining that they were unknowingly locked in to recurring monthly charges.
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Now, in 2016, the idea of being watched—knowingly or unknowingly—is a distinct possibility, no matter who you are.
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Since nicotine levels also vary from formulation to formulation, users may unknowingly develop a strong need to vape more frequently.
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The move won't stop people like Trump from using their influence to knowingly or unknowingly game the ongoing political discourse.
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I spend long moments moving my thigh bone around in my hip socket, discovering places where I was unknowingly gripping.
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To know that I had unknowingly supported someone who supports the killers of my uncle Jay made me physically ill.
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If a company collected the data unknowingly, it would still be required to pay out $50 a day per person.
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The non-profit posted this tragic account to remind people of the strife they can unknowingly cause in these situations.
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You need to check a pharmacy's legitimacy; otherwise, you may unknowingly purchase counterfeit drugs or real drugs that have expired.
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Duval had made headlines by alluding that he'd kill a transgender woman if he discovered he'd unknowingly slept with one.
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It was sort of like the birds were unknowingly singing through an effects pedal, but only at certain random intervals.
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An infected person from New York visited Detroit and unknowingly spread the virus, which led to an outbreak in Michigan.
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" One of the messages said the Boeing pilot had "basically lied" to regulators but added in parenthesis it was "(unknowingly).
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It's the perfect storm of madness in which respectable officers have unknowingly allowed a child raping monster to run wild.
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By neglecting to address its darker currents, online atheism has perhaps unknowingly planted the seeds for the alt-right's harvest.
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Promoting these products can even be dangerous when parents unknowingly feed their children milk that is unsuitable for young infants.
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If one resident carried the virus home on his boots, another might take it unknowingly to work the next day.
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North Korea, South Korea, or the United States -- knowingly or unknowingly -- could cross an ill-defined tripwire with horrific consequences.
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"One of the messages said the Boeing pilot had "basically lied" to regulators but added in parenthesis it was "(unknowingly).
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I've stopped beating myself up over unknowingly breaking my own rule: keeping my hands off women who are already taken.
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You may unknowingly supply your password to a phishing message or site — or to someone else on an unsecure network.
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Or maybe the victim was a workaholic who unknowingly neglected their partner, leading the cheater to look for fulfillment elsewhere.
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For years, Facebook's default settings encouraged users, sometimes unknowingly, to share more information with others than they might have preferred.
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The Hills premiered 10 years ago and unknowingly sparked a rivalry even Shakespeare would've deemed too dramatic: Lauren Conrad vs.
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As a result, consumers have unknowingly traded the privacy and security of their data for access to these free services.
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Teachers frantically yelled for their students to go back into classrooms, saving some who were unknowingly running toward the shooter.
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She had used a pesticide, chlorpyrifos, to treat a flea infestation when she was unknowingly pregnant in the early 1990s.
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"For years, international sports competitions have unknowingly been hijacked by the Russians," Mr. McLaren said when he presented his findings.
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In January, Denton also unknowingly met with an FBI agent and admitted that he'd been involved in the swatting campaign.
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Tim Herrera: What would you say are some of the most common digital faux pas all of us unknowingly make?
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Ozgur "was walking into the Denny's and unknowingly held the door for the suspects as they exited," according to police.
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My 5-year-old played with kids his age while we mourned inside, resisting hate even unknowingly with his innocence.
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Desperate for the money, Sebastien follows the letter's secretive instructions, boards a train and is unknowingly followed by the police.
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And here's Recode's expanded list of news organizations that unknowingly cited tweets and information from Russian trolls in their reports.
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I feel very regretful that I used to be that way and that, however unknowingly, I made people feel that way.
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Spoiler alert: Oedipus unknowingly marries his mom, and kills the man he later learns is his biological father along the way.
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The Modern Family star recalled one time in particular on the set where Ariel Winter, 18, unknowingly made him look bad.
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Critics of the new salmon say the product is being marketed without warning labels, and that Canadians are unknowingly eating it.
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Tourists at Red Fleet State Park in northeastern Utah, however, have been unknowingly throwing dinosaur tracks into a lake, officials say.
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Yet it wasn't until I unknowingly attended a Russian-backed protest that Moscow's influence on American life become real to me.
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I can grab the youth or people having fun with makeup, but unknowingly, they are having an experience that's much deeper.
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The poll also found that 48 percent of respondents were unknowingly charged for a subscription after a free trial period ended.
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As they entered the house, one agent moved a wheelchair that was near the door and unknowingly triggered yet another trap.
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Step three: somebody in the US unknowingly sends sensitive information to somebody who is using one of those hacked Huawei phones.
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Dr. Manica and his colleagues unknowingly ignored some spots in the genome where Mota's DNA was identical to that of Eurasians.
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Thus, people posting under the impression they were sharing with a smaller group of users may have unknowingly shared with everyone.
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Denise, who had a severe dairy allergy, had recently been given a prescription toothpaste that unknowingly contained a milk-derived protein.
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That's because he (perhaps unknowingly) became America's new "Taco Hero," earning us all one free Doritos Locos taco in the process.
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Ma said his ordeal began after he unknowingly picked them up just hours after their jailbreak and Duong pulled the gun.
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Best founded DonorsChoose in 2000, unknowingly becoming a part of the group of startups that pioneered the now-flourishing crowdfunding movement.
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A single traveler unknowingly spreads measles in Michigan; the death of an ISIS-affiliated group's leader is confirmed in the Philippines.
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Until this week, Drupe users were unknowingly uploading some of their data to unprotected and unauthenticated servers on Amazon Web Services.
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Just as strange would be Dorsey himself spreading misinformation, knowingly or unknowingly, about a topic so important to his company's reputation.
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I don't wear a bra with that dress, and I had unknowingly posted multiple pictures of my exposed breasts on Facebook.
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" Adds Jeannie: "John is a hero because he not only saved himself that day, but also unknowingly saved his little sister.
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However, it smacks of "whoever smelled it dealt it", with Canelo unknowingly admitting the faults of his last in-ring foe.
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Regardless, her biggest critics were upset that she seemed to be using women of color as a punchline, unknowingly or not.
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As an example, he said that "the Chinese philosophy of Yin foods and Yang foods" is knowingly and unknowingly applied locally.
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Maybe someday we'll be thankful that Donald Trump came along and, however unknowingly, however perversely, pointed us in a new direction.
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Did Agent Terry unknowingly stumble not only upon Operation Fast and Furious but a larger, international gun-running operation as well?
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The critics say the bill also wouldn't address "mens rea," the term for individuals imprisoned after unknowingly committing a crime. Sen.
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However, you don't want to be the person to unknowingly eat one—you could be in for a wild, weird ride.
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"Personally it made angry after I found out that I unknowingly helped the company secure its oppression tool," he told me.
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But it might be wise to debate the matter now, just in case this time people really are unknowingly playing God.■
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As this was all happening, several news helicopters suddenly appeared above us, unknowingly interrupting a solemn moment for the victims' families.
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This law is in place to protect people from unknowingly marrying someone with an STD — however, it is difficult to enforce.
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Maybe if I went out and consciously interacted with a paper napkin, I would stop unknowingly murdering this poor, besieged industry.
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What if I get infected and don't realize it, and unknowingly pass on the virus to older or immunocompromised loved ones?
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This is unfair to patients and unfair to our police force who are unknowingly violating the legal rights of suffering citizens.
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After sustaining a back injury, Trier said he unknowingly took what turned out to be a banned steroid alternative called ostarine.
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They began it when Chung was shocked to discover that she was unknowingly invested in Monsanto stock in her 401(k).
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We unknowingly bought at the height of the market, after years of property inflation, paying $195,000 for our condo in 2007.
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People could risk unknowingly spreading COVID-19 or not getting treated appropriately if they use an unauthorized test, the FDA said.
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After all, missed positives are infected people who've been told they don't require testing, and may therefore unknowingly spread the virus.
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They could be an asymptomatic carrier, meaning they don't present any symptoms and therefore could unknowingly infect more high-risk people.
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Instances like these, where emergency workers are infected and unknowingly spreading the virus, would undermine the social distancing and quarantine efforts.
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Scott throws on Santa's uniform, unknowingly agreeing to a legal technicality (hence the title) that ultimately makes him the new Santa.
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What's happening: People all over the country are discovering a warrant out for their arrest after unknowingly missing a court date.
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That gap between admission and diagnosis raises concerns about health care workers being unknowingly exposed at Davis—a potential problem anywhere.
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By accepting the vouchers, families may be unknowingly giving up their rights to the very help they were hoping to gain.
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Our culture writer says "The Emoji Movie," in theaters now, is, perhaps unknowingly, a profound statement about how we communicate today.
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They unknowingly seek out individuals who they feel comfortable with and then they wind up surrounding themselves with those similar people.
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Cybercriminals like to exploit the path of least resistance, and too many smaller businesses unknowingly leave themselves wide open to attacks.
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Then we unknowingly went to a museum exhibition featuring gay and lesbian art, and I was forced to think about us.
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But people have become so angry, so distrustful, that they have become unknowingly complicit in the spread of this dangerous lie.
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I had unknowingly hidden my autism my whole life, so I was unaware of how an autistic lens affected my experiences.
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Additionally, all Ring owners are engaging in de facto beta testing for Ring's facial, object, and voice recognition systems—often unknowingly.
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I had little idea then about ableism, the marginalization, typecasting and dismissal of disabled people, how unknowingly it's learned and internalized.
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But, in aggregate, they serve as a reminder of the outsized role that Facebook and Twitter unknowingly played in the election.
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Indeed, the current system provides ample opportunity for users to screw something up and unknowingly lose important photos if they're not careful.
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And, let's not forget, Rebecca is unknowingly talking to her future husband's ex-wife about her sex life with her first husband.
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His guest-starring role on 30 Rock, in which he played Liz Lemon's handsome but unknowingly incompetent boyfriend, is about just that.
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If you use The Pirate Bay or another program to torrent movies for free, you're at greater risk of unknowingly downloading malware.
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You might have even stayed out longer in the sunshine because you weren't getting burned, unknowingly soaking up all those UVA rays.
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Some out there are likely and unknowingly perpetuating this problem by insisting on publicly sharing their positive interactions with the accused individuals.
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Once there, you unknowingly download malware that grants the attacker rights to any system you are able to access, according to Microsoft.
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"It is very scary to know I could have unknowingly put my child at risk," said Ms. Peak, who is still pregnant.
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If you have ever asked Apple's Siri or Microsoft's Cortana for a movie show time, you have conversed unknowingly with a bot.
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A lot of the team is going to [be] fired for not doing their job, for participating in crimes, knowingly or unknowingly.
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Yet, there's another comedy on its sister network FX even I have been unknowingly missing out on: comedian Pamela Adlon's Better Things.
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Midge applies the same treatment to a little boy on the subway who unknowingly asked about a strange man's barely concealed erection.
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In some cases, robo-callers leave "urgent" call-back requests or try to get potential victims to unknowingly respond to phishing emails.
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A person can spread the illness four days before and four days after developing the rash and therefore may unknowingly spread it.
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"Members of the family actually (were) unknowingly helping him out to get all these guns and all that stuff," Heavner told KFOR.
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With only $300 in his pocket, the star unknowingly picked up a $3,200 suit and asked the clerk how much it was.
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It would seem (subject to further testing) that Spencers General Trading may have unknowingly on sold product that was not to specification.
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Because the condition typically gets better with age, some adults might have unknowingly had it as a child, according to the NIH.
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Dorf nodded his approval — the group had unknowingly echoed his desire for the work to be seen in a democratic, accessible space.
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They have unknowingly challenged and defied all Islamophobic stereotypes and have left a foundation of charity and philanthropy to live in eternity.
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Unfortunately, his lingering fury at being dethroned from his CEO role led him to unknowingly run his mouth to a tech blogger.
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Because fentanyl is more potent than heroin, even experienced heroin users may unknowingly inject too much and die in an unintended overdose.
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In an effort to win over her roommates, Xan convinces Kimmy to unknowingly buy her alcohol, but this only makes things worse.
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Build an excellent credit scoreIf your kids know how credit cards work and use them responsibly, they are unknowingly building good credit.
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Because it can take a week or two for the full set of symptoms to develop, many people transmit the disease unknowingly.
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But she confirmed it—in fact, on a number of occasions Hany had returned things that she'd unknowingly left in his vehicle.
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Today, Huffman seemed to downplay Reddit's involvement in spreading IRA-backed content, saying that American users are ultimately—albeit unknowingly—to blame.
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Or to prevent them from unknowingly or unwittingly entering into a contract with the illegitimate government and thus enslaving themselves to it.
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My gray hair is a gift from Mother Nature, who unknowingly thought a long life should be celebrated with a silver crown.
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There was something poignant about talking to him over the phone, this invisible man who had unknowingly done so much for me.
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Some customers who unknowingly deposited fake checks, for instance, said their accounts had then been terminated, often with little warning or explanation.
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Norm Langer, president of Langer's Delicatessen across from MacArthur Park, readily admits that it is likely that he unknowingly employs undocumented immigrants.
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Each person who does it feels a frisson of originality but unknowingly reveals something that was latent in the stairwell all along.
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He used to tell us, when we were children, how he once fell ill in England when he unknowingly ate some venison.
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For example, he said someone unknowingly infected with coronavirus might have gotten off a flight from China and taken an Uber home.
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They fall for phishing schemes, use weak passwords and often unknowingly are the conduit for malicious actors getting into your company's systems.
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Facebook publicly revealed last September that it unknowingly sold $100,85033 in political advertisements to Russia-linked accounts ahead of the 2016 election.
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In almost all cases, the parents and guardians who tell me this have, unknowingly, prevented their children from handling their own affairs.
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The tap water was contaminated in Ayakha's neighborhood and when her brother drank it, unknowingly, he suffered from diarrhea for a week.
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Another way passengers try to skirt the rules — knowingly or unknowingly — is by not providing a car seat for their young children.
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On Reddit and Twitter, people who were unknowingly part of a test group for a Following tab-free Instagram lamented its disappearance.
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And we're sitting down with a group of Kodak engineers who unknowingly aided the U.S. government's spy efforts during the Cold War.
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In the course of the investigation, Gillum once unknowingly attended the Broadway hit musical "Hamilton" in the company of an undercover agent.
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I had unknowingly spent my whole life trying to blend in by masking or hiding the traits that led to my diagnosis.
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All of my records are wrong, and essentially I hold another adoptee's baby and birth family identity, while she unknowingly holds mine.
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"Folks with these skill sets should not be able to knowingly or unknowingly undermine U.S. interests or contradict U.S. values," Smith told Reuters.
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He said he "unknowingly cut down and carried a 'giant hogweed' plant" and as a result was burned on his face and arm.
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A common example, according to some of its studies, is a tendency for white people to unknowingly associate black people with criminal behavior.
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Riley Reyes: If you don't want to use barriers, you both need to get tested to assure you won't unknowingly spread an infection.
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Growing up in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, Parton said her first introduction to the gay community was unknowingly through her family.
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Researchers say the findings are especially important in mental health, given the social stigmas and the risks of having sensitive information shared unknowingly.
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ET An earlier version of this story included a tweet in which Rachel Cargle unknowingly acknowledged an account belonging to a Russian troll.
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He picked up passengers in between killings, and one passenger even joked with him (unknowingly, of course) about whether he was the killer.
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As such, Whole Foods is recalling the product out of caution for anyone who might be allergic to peanuts and unknowingly bought it.
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Until such a system is in place, it is difficult to penalize employers who unknowingly hire undocumented immigrants using fake social security numbers.
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In 1842–43, Ada Lovelace wrote an algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine, unknowingly creating the world's first computer program.
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We're told cops are looking into whether the alleged victim -- a female in her early 20s -- unknowingly took something that severely impaired her.
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As employees unknowingly fall for such traps, that adds to the workload of the cybersecurity staff — which may just further compound the problem.
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Still, it was only the start for the then 22-year-old from Old Braeton, Portmore who'd unknowingly take the industry by storm.
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French authorities briefly, but unknowingly, had Abdeslam in their grasp hours after the attacks, at the Belgian border, and they let him go.
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The schools were determined to be the "victims" here, prosecutors said, because they were unknowingly playing athletes who were ineligible per NCAA rules.
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A New Jersey man is searching for the person who unknowingly changed his life and allowed him to win the Mega Millions jackpot.
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D.) and Catherine Cortez Masto (Nev.) pushed Clayton to consider tougher penalties for executives who unknowingly preside over illegal or dangerous financial transactions.
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It felt like a bit of an accomplishment, albeit a dubious one: I had unknowingly baited him, and he had taken the bait.
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" She has since apologized for the tweet, saying she should have put more energy into "disavowing the anti-semitic trope I unknowingly used.
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And some people unknowingly forgo their privacy when allowing apps or other services to track their location or follow their browsing across websites.
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In the movie, business rivals Joe (Tom Hanks) and Kathleen (Meg Ryan) unknowingly fall in love while being each other's online pen pal.
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Geronimo, unknowingly, is the descendant of a female jinnia — and one of four mortals who may be able to defeat the evil spirits.
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The companies may have unknowingly helped finance some of these channels through the advertisements they paid for YouTube, according to the CNN report.
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Last week, black students at the University of Pennsylvania were unknowingly added to a GroupMe chat where racial slurs and lynching images proliferated.
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And many Americans unknowingly lump together Scrooge McDuck swimming in a pile of gold and the small business owner who lives next door.
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The American parents also watch videos and take quizzes about sleep safety so that they don't unknowingly put their babies in dangerous situations.
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Mike Quigley (D-Ill.), Comey raised the possibility that a member of the Trump campaign could have coordinated with a foreign government unknowingly.
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In my own anecdotal experience, the deaths resulting from ketamine are usually the result of co-ingestion of other drugs, many times unknowingly.
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But what's rarely discussed is that millions of investors might be unknowingly contributing to America's enormous gun industry, via their diversified investment portfolios.
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Even beyond such formal attestations, some ethicists said there was a case for expelling the students who benefited unknowingly from their parents' machinations.
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They're usually subtle, and even the most well-meaning person can unknowingly cause annoyance and even harm through unconscious bias and insensitive actions.
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Some were compelled to sign documents in a language they didn't understand, unknowingly waiving their right or their children's right to claim asylum.
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The illness has an incubation period of one to 14 days and people can unknowingly spread the virus even before they experience symptoms.
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Looking back, Porizkova said his surgery was a "blessing," as it unknowingly brought their entire family together one last time before Ocasek's death.
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Finally, after a CT scan of my lungs, I got my answer: cystic fibrosis, an incurable lung disease I'd unknowingly had since birth.
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Some guests unknowingly walked down the carpet with their hair completely standing up because of the static, and people were unintentionally shocking others.
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What if they had unknowingly failed to pay a court restitution fee of some sort and were accused of fraudulently registering to vote?
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Zweig's book is a first-person account of a woman's heart-wrenching masochistic love for a famous novelist who unknowingly fathers her child.
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"As a mother, she always felt guilty because she put her children in harm's way, unknowingly," Alicia Dussourd said in a telephone interview.
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Popular cryptocurrency exchange EtherDelta got hacked in spectacular fashion Wednesday, with many users unknowingly sending their tokens to the hacker instead of the exchange.
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Photo: Getty ImagesA vulnerability in the way iOS' camera app handles QR codes could potentially result in users being unknowingly redirected to malicious destinations.
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In the photo, Luna can be seen unknowingly making the exact same expression as Teigen from the Golden Globes — wide eyes, cringe and all.
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"Over the last 50 years, we have increased our lectin consumption unknowingly and coinciding with that, our autoimmune system has syrocketed," he explains. 2.
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Suddenly forced to confront the misconduct they'd unknowingly sponsored, local leaders began to wonder what they'd gotten in return for the price they'd paid.
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But as far as the crazy stuff you're doing that doesn't get caught, I guess that's just something that'll be on the driver unknowingly?
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Wearing a white robe covered in make-up, Kim calls Alice to (unknowingly) break the news to her and the conversation is incredibly emotional.
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But the notion of some dirty vegetables pales in comparison to the idea of unknowingly eating ol' Buttercup from the pasture down the road.
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Instead, the mother-son pair spent most of the day cuddling, playing and unknowingly posing for photos that seem too precious to be real.
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"Balls." If that's a crime every seventh grader in the New York City area might unknowingly have an arrest warrant out in their name.
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A woman unknowingly takes the last bag, and Rebecca has a public breakdown in the middle of the grocery store over the yellow vegetables.
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Booker was denied entry into the Army and then came in contact unknowingly with an FBI confidential source in October 2014, the complaint said.
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The rich and famous were among his victims, as well as people of lesser means who had invested with him unknowingly through feeder funds.
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An Australian woman named Anna unknowingly wore her engagement ring around her neck for over a year, thanks to her boyfriend Terry's crafty plan.
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David Foster unknowingly asked a Real Housewives of Orange County star to exit his vehicle when she attempted to sit in the passenger's seat.
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Tompkins says her daughter's meth addiction began when Kaylee unknowingly used meth-laced marijuana sometime after she moved out of her house last year.
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I thought I had developed a seamless process, until my son's friend unknowingly pooped on my baby's diaper that was soaking in the toilet.
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In November they went in front of a couple different Congressional committees and testified about their role that they played unknowingly in the election.
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There's also the popular fan theory that Dany could unknowingly be Jon Snow's aunt, but a little incest hasn't stopped anyone in Westeros before.
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On July 7, 2017, while camping in a section of the Appalachian Trail at Race Mountain in the Berkshires, unknowingly, each planned to propose.
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" As for Hix, she said she was focused on, perhaps unknowingly, something that Jeff Bezos often mentions as his north star: "the long term.
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But when facial recognition technology is used by law enforcement agencies, the general public is often unknowingly having their faces monitored, scanned, and tracked.
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Unknowingly to Joe Exotic, one of the people involved in the shady dealing was an undercover FBI agent who was sent to investigate him.
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Likewise, a quick sketch about the time Connie unknowingly ate too many pot brownies has no apparent bearing on the rest of the book.
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Harvey may not have created this imbalance, but he and many others have capitalized on it, knowingly or unknowingly, to abuse women of color.
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Any group that spreads hatred, knowingly or unknowingly, should understand that international terrorist organizations prosper when those differences that are sorted out on streets.
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As smartphones further entrench themselves in our daily lives, the amount of information we both knowingly and unknowingly entrust to these devices likewise grows.
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The discoveries of lawmakers — sometimes unknowingly — holding dual citizenship has been likened to a virus spreading through Parliament, picking off members month after month.
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"It wouldn't surprise me if someone, knowingly or unknowingly, tried to gain a patent on something that's already in the public domain," said Veitenheimer.
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Radiated condoms and watches were once very popularWhile radiation in everyday items might seem strange, the practice was unknowingly common in the early 20th century.
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He can feel the itch from a bug he can't swat, and the searing of skin when someone unknowingly rams his wheelchair into a doorframe.
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It is easy for pets to unknowingly bring ticks inside your home and for them to be bitten without showing signs of illness until later.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer checked in with the press for his usual session while unknowingly wearing his American flag lapel pin upside down.
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Pence, who was initially kept in the dark after others in the White House discovered that Flynn had been untruthful, repeated Flynn's false claims unknowingly.
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"No woman can call herself free who does not own and control her body," Sanger wrote, unknowingly kickstarting what would turn into a national movement.
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"Adults can become infected with HFMD but often exhibit no symptoms of the infection and can unknowingly spread the disease to other individuals," Stork warns.
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Rather, it's about interrogating audience belief in documentary narratives, and questioning how filmmakers take advantage of and feed into this phenomenon, both knowingly and unknowingly.
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The Court held that historic mobile-phone location data deserved privacy protections, even if it is shared (often unknowingly) with a mobile-phone service provider.
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Not only are Orig23n's scientific claims suspect, they said, but giving them out so casually, and without proper consent protocols, could unknowingly compromise customers' privacy.
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This little girl unknowingly just did something that will give her bragging rights for the rest of her life: She stole food from Prince Harry.
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Most pressingly, she has to deal with the intrusive attention of German war hero Fredrick Zoller (Daniel Brühl), who unknowingly enables her nitrate-fueled plan.
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Approximately 70 percent of teens who use opioids are getting them from friends or family (either knowingly or unknowingly), and not through a doctor's prescription.
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From here, I ventured into the studio of Casey Baden, where I unknowingly poured myself a glass of heavily spiked and highly delicious homemade lemonade.
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Prudential was also hit with a class action lawsuit on behalf of Wells Fargo customers who said they were unknowingly signed up for Prudential policies.
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And it's not any individual comment, but the collective pressure of them, unknowingly trying to make me better without realizing that you can't fix people.
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This was done using an unnamed cloud computing company that apparently (and no doubt unknowingly) acted as intermediary between the Yahoo link and the pharmacy.
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A stolen violin crafted before the U.S. Revolutionary War and worth more than $250,000 was unknowingly purchased by a Massachusetts pawn shop -- for just $50.
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While unveiling what it hopes will be the next hit, it unknowingly confirmed something we've all been wondering: the smartphone industry is out of ideas.
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I turned over control of my self-esteem, my faith in companionship, and unknowingly at the time, the already vulnerable state of my mental health.
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The porn star lets us in on how she got into her unusual kink, and how she unknowingly became the face of clown fetishists everywhere.
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While defending Bombsite B, Get Right set himself up behind the boxes outside the tunnel, unknowingly setting up for a free shooting spree on Virtus.pro.
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Some reviewers had unknowingly peeled off that top polymer layer of the display, and it was suggested by Samsung that that may have caused glitches.
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Buryakov unknowingly began meeting with an undercover FBI agent who he believed to be an energy company analyst in 2012, according to the court documents.
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He remains responsible for the consequences of his own thought/action, be the "justification" acquired knowingly or unknowingly from something he studied, read, or heard.
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Still, it remains to be seen whether the banks that are unknowingly backing the credit card will continue to be involved if they find out.
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This humble man unknowingly shaped the conduct of a young, callow and fresh-faced special agent on a stage he would likely not have recalled.
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If greenhouse gasses continue to increase, then the planet's ecosystems, and the myriad benefits humanity knowingly and unknowingly reaps from them, will be violently remade.
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But he wonders if some of those conspiracy-minded voters hadn't been unknowingly influenced by Russian propagandists who were marshalling the Clinton campaign's own analytics.
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So far, one major app has already come under fire for unknowingly sharing detailed military information uploaded by users who were sharing their runs online.
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But unlike Norman Bates, authorities believe that Wolfensohn—who is also legally blind—may have been living with the corpse unknowingly for a couple decades.
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Many of these workers are in the restaurant, transportation, tourism and retail industries, and may unknowingly spread the virus in their interactions with the public.
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So should social media companies be stepping in to stop people from (sometimes unknowingly) spreading rumors that obscure the truth about an impending global crisis?
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The Salt Fish team decided to take advantage of the opportunity to let the three journalists unknowingly lead a group of assassins straight to Arafat.
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That patient was later confirmed to be the first case of potential community spread in the U.S., possibly unknowingly exposing countless others to the virus.
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I recently went through my T-Mobile bill and found I was unknowingly still paying for data on two Apple Watches, which I never use.
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A resident of the northeastern city of Harbin, he made headlines last year when he unknowingly bought the former Lakers star's stolen high school jersey.
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Those videos are sometimes promoted by YouTube's recommendation system and unknowingly financed by advertisers, whose ads are placed next to them through an automated system.
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His is the standout performance, although Annika Meier and Carol Schuler are exuberant and feisty as the wives who have unknowingly consorted with the gods.
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Afterward, DoorDash food delivery driver Yusuf Ozgur "was walking into the Denny's and unknowingly held the door for the suspects as they exited," police said.
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"Either they're conflating them unknowingly, or they're taking advantage of this outbreak to get policies passed that they otherwise wouldn't be able to," he says.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire U.S. presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday said his campaign had unknowingly used prison workers to make telephone calls on his behalf.
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The writing is crisp and funny, as Less navigates a comedic gauntlet of awkward, international social situations like unknowingly and relentlessly butchering a foreign language.
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Having spent the early 1990s blissfully unaware of each-other's existence, independently forging a lifelong love of house and techno, they began to unknowingly diverge.
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The smart thing to do at this point would have been to just admit that Trump had accidentally and unknowingly retweeted an anti-Semitic image.
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So they all signed up to take this personality quiz, and as a result, all of their friends handed over their data unknowingly, as well.
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Even if they avoid army-owned hotels, they might unknowingly enrich the soldiers by renting a car, taking a boat trip or even swimming with dolphins.
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A California couple is suing a Los Angeles fertility clinic after their embryo was incorrectly implanted in another woman, who unknowingly gave birth to their son.
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For the very first time Emily took Lorelai's advice and that is the only explanation for her unknowingly agreeing to go to therapy with her mother.
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This has been a long time coming — misogyny has easily been the biggest problem this entitled character has unknowingly faced since the beginning of the series.
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More than a year later, Timoteo has still not received citizenship, but said she is hopeful an investigation will prove that she unknowingly violated the law.
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The gravel was put there after the trail flooded and hikers began piercing another trail through the forest, unknowingly walking over rare and precious native plants.
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It becomes apparent that Heidi knows this when she smugly tells Colin that Walter just unknowingly doubled his week 6 dose, and he cannot be deployed.
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For the early adopters (meaning apparently everyone you know) on iOS devices, it meant unknowingly granting Pokémon Go the permission to fully access their Google accounts.
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After she brought her then-girlfriend to the GLAAD Awards in 2010, she unknowingly kicked off a world of speculation that now follows her every move.
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Fitness app Strava may have unknowingly revealed locations and activities of U.S. military bases — including those in Iraq and Syria — through GPS tracking, according to reports.
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Now we've learned that Facebook data that was easily and appropriately collected under the company's policies may have been unknowingly used to help Trump's advertising campaigns.
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Some have done it unknowingly in the earliest days of their pregnancies, while others have participated closer to their due dates than some might believe possible.
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In 2014 a Utah woman nearly died after unknowingly drinking iced tea mixed with chemicals at a Dickey&aposs Barbecue in a Salt Lake City suburb.
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A woman from Ohio has helped reunite a family with their wedding gown, three decades after a dry cleaner unknowingly swapped it with a different dress.
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In Morrison's experience, many developers fail to provide proper assignment clauses and are unknowingly only purchasing a license instead of the rights to the work itself.
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Now, over 20 years since the final episode of the series aired, Smith is unknowingly giving fans a major throwback back to his Fresh Prince days.
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"The vice president was unknowingly making false statements to the public and ... we believed that General Flynn was compromised with respect to the Russians," Yates said.
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Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr and actress Chloe Bennet unknowingly decided on the same Stella McCartney dress resulting in two distinct ways to style the dress.
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Frankel, who has a rare fish allergy, experienced the traumatic allergic reaction in mid-December after eating a bowl of soup that unknowingly contained fish products.
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In the video, you can see the driver, distracted by her dog, unknowingly cross the center line and ram into the front end of the SUV.
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That's what it was like for a man who unknowingly had dentures lodged in his larynx for over a week after surgery — only so much worse.
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The moment she waves away Fake Hannah's cigarette smoke at the end of "Gummies" is the moment she unknowingly accepted the mantle of Mom-To-Be.
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Moreover, the Russians used unwitting agents, which in spy speak means instruments that unknowingly carry out the agenda of an intelligence agency, to spread the news.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Doctors in Vietnam have removed surgical forceps from a man who unknowingly carried them inside his body for 18 years, national television VTV reported.
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Perhaps unknowingly, by placing the burning bag of chips back onto the shelf, the teens were feeding the small fire a frightening amount of greasy fuel.
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Some politicians, including Ted Cruz, have announced they will self quarantine after unknowingly interacting with a coronavirus patient at last month's Conservative Political Action Conference. 2.
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"I had unknowingly passed along false information," Mr. McClellan wrote, adding that five of the highest-ranking White House officials, including the president, had misinformed him.
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After unknowingly employing a house-hacking strategy, Halm became interested in real-estate investing and started to attend seminars, acquire mentors, and learn about the industry.
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She hauls her children along, and they unknowingly pick up a mysterious hitchhiker: the ghost of a 12-year-old boy, a former prisoner at Parchman.
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This state, which is entered into unknowingly, makes the lonely person far more alert to signs of rejection or exclusion than those of warmth or friendliness.
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There are hopes, however, that lawmakers could still move on "surprise" medical bills, which hit patients who unknowingly receive care from doctors outside their insurance network.
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That Diane unknowingly thanks Marissa for the work Jay did in finding a witness suggests that the tension at the firm shows no signs of lessening.
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Hashimoto had unknowingly created a proto-meme that infiltrated gaming culture worldwide, becoming one of the most widely recognizable aspects of it for decades to come.
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Before that summer, I had assumed hypnosis involved mind control, a pocket watch swinging in front of my face and me unknowingly word-vomiting my secrets.
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It is still uncertain whether law enforcement intentionally fed him information so they could tie him to specific cases or whether it was all done unknowingly.
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With your inadvertent help, he raises their class consciousness and encourages them to fight for themselves and the future of Norvrandt—and, unknowingly, his own goals.
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After 10 years of unknowingly being so close, yet so far away, Gracie and Audrey have found the other half of themselves they never realized was missing.
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Throughout the 1990s, people who ate meat unknowingly contaminated with mad cow prions developed a unique form of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, the most common human prion disease.
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Randall struggles with realityBefore Asher and Olivia's dramatic exit, the guests discover that Randall has unknowingly consumed a large amount of Asher's smoothie, made with psychedelic mushrooms.
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XSS allows an attacker to build a specific URL that injects malicious scripts into webpages, which can then be executed unknowingly by a user visiting the link.
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I didn't want to feel that heartache myself, nor did I want to make anyone feel uncomfortable for having asked something so upsetting unknowingly — so I'd lie.
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The LA-based company had unknowingly — and embarrassingly — exposed its own copy, one that was so spot on it didn't know it was, in fact, a duplicate.
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Eventually, Maggie discovers that the original attack was part of a much larger scheme, and Maggie has been unknowingly entangled in it for much of her life.
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It wasn't a bunch of bumbling idiots unknowingly helping a guy out; many people must have been fully aware of what they were walking these women into.
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High school was also the time period in which we both came out to our families, although at separate times and unknowingly of each other's personal journeys.
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Chances are, if you've regularly taken a substance marketed as MDMA within the past decade, you've unknowingly sampled something other than the "pure" drug you were sold.
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Former Obama Defense Secretary Ash Carter told CNBC on Thursday that if Alphabet's Google is working in China, it may be unknowingly working for the Chinese military.
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Charles Sly, a former pharmacy intern who spoke to the news outlet unknowingly about drug use among professional athletes, has since recanted his story (see video below).
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"It is the cuckold who, whether knowingly or unknowingly, loses control of his future," Richard Spencer of the white nationalist National Policy Institute told Weigel in July.
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Walking into the dance studio on his first day of rehearsals for Dancing with the Stars, Robert Herjavec was also unknowingly meeting his future bride Kym Johnson.
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When I was about 18, I started asking myself questions about the meaning of life, and I realized that I unknowingly had always been interested in Islam.
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Cuoco, 31, and Galecki, 42, also recalled their first Comic-Con back in 2007 when they were secretly dating and Molaro unknowingly walked into a lovers' spat.
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When 15-year-old Alexi Stafford went into anaphylactic shock after unknowingly eating a peanut butter cookie, her parents tried using two EpiPens to reopen her airways.
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According to a review of 72 studies published by Cochrane Library last year, people consistently consume more food, unknowingly, when served on bigger plates with larger portions.
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DJZ -- real name Michael Paris -- unknowingly ruptured his colon during a match in Mexico City ... but didn't realize the severity of the injury until after the match.
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Think back: Millions of Wells Fargo customers were encouraged, often unknowingly, to open additional unwanted accounts thanks to pressure on branch sales associates from upper-level management.
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"The likelihood of getting the money back increases now that we are launching these civil court cases against those who have participated, knowingly or unknowingly," Lauritzen said.
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The teen, now 18, crossed paths with her biological parents -- Celeste and Morne Nurse -- after they unknowingly enrolled their second daughter at the same school she attends.
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The teens, who gave one another much-needed support in a Mozambique orphanage after their mothers died, were adopted – unknowingly – by two Gilbert, Arizona, families in 2008.
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"When you lose one species, you may be unknowingly affecting others, which is why protecting intact ecosystems with full assemblages of wildlife is so important," said Platt.
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Cruise down tree-lined Edgemere Road in North Little Rock, and you may unknowingly pass a garage that hides one of the city's most innovative art galleries.
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He'll also be examining ways Facebook can improve data privacy after up to 87 million users unknowingly had their data obtained by political analytics firm Cambridge Analytica.
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People who are at lower risk of becoming ill from the coronavirus, such as younger generations, can be asymptomatic carriers and unknowingly infect more high-risk people.
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But two men passing by spotted the suitcase and stopped, opening it and removing the cooker, and in doing so, unknowingly disconnecting a wire in the bomb.
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In fact, it is likely that in some outbreaks, a significant number of individuals were infected by those with no symptoms who were unknowingly spreading the virus.
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Any curious kids who have caught a butterfly by hand, only to find their fingers coated in messy powder, have unknowingly brushed off the fluttering insect's scales.
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But questions about his connections to Mr. Putin, and whether he is a participant, knowingly or unknowingly, in a Kremlin propaganda machine, have swirled around his career.
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Much of the book alternates, in thriller-like fashion, between these hunters and their fugitive, who a couple of times unknowingly come within inches of one another.
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A wall I'd unknowingly constructed between me and the world began to crumble as I found strength and beauty in places I'd assumed to be off-limits.
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That matters because the disease is thought to have a 23- to 21.4-day incubation period when a potentially infectious person could be unknowingly spreading the disease.
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The original infection was traced to a Ukrainian tax software company, which unknowingly pushed out malicious software updates to its customers, allowing the computer virus to spread.
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At that time, the SARS outbreak had been mostly contained to mainland China, but Liu would unknowingly help the disease spread to multiple new countries and continents.
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Whether knowingly or unknowingly, Goldman is aping the expansion tactics of its digital-only challenger bank Atom Bank here in the UK with its new savings product.
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In 1976, the space agency unknowingly sold those tapes of original footage from the Apollo 11 lunar mission to a lucky intern who held onto them for decades.
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Pregnant women are at greatest risk because they can unknowingly pass the virus to their fetus, causing devastating consequences including miscarriage and neurological deficits that last a lifetime.
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TOURISTS UNKNOWINGLY TOSS DINOSAUR TRACKS INTO LAKE AT A UTAH STATE PARK The discovery boosts paleontologists' knowledge of how mammals evolved and dispersed during the age of dinosaurs.
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Thousands of other people attended the "Not My President" march, so what are they making of the fact that they, too, had unknowingly been deceived by Russian trolls?
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A mom is calling on Chips Ahoy to fix their packaging after her 15-year-old daughter died of anaphylactic shock from unknowingly eating a peanut butter cookie.
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Ahead of Lorde's April 6 concert in New Jersey, she had unknowingly angered a fan with tickets to the show: 26-year-old media strategist Hillary Dale Benton.
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But when he tried to retrieve it, he accidentally lodged the pot deeper into his nasal cavity and assumed that he had unknowingly swallowed it at some point.
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That's still speculative, of course, but it could pose a serious problem for Trump if officials with secrets to keep unknowingly divulged information to a wired-up Papadopoulos.
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The justices and their clerks could unknowingly be reading blog posts or tweets sponsored by one of the parties and never even know it, the paper pointed out.
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"Twelve years later to be exact and just maybe back in '04 I unknowingly gave him his campaign slogan, Make America Great Again," Bush said, remembering the day.
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A few years ago, Wheatcroft was running down a roadway near his home when he unknowingly came upon a battered car, abandoned on the shoulder the day before.
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"Gary from Chicago" -- the tourist who unknowingly crashed the Oscars with his fiancee -- was in prison as a third striker with a history of stealing ... TMZ has learned.
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And that's not even taking into consideration the number of bacteria you'll be unknowingly picking up on the subway, bus, or anywhere else you frequent day-to-day.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at Monday night's episode of TLC's Long Lost Family, Daniel learns about the daughter, Kendra Poland, he unknowingly fathered three decades ago.
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"Customers are unknowingly buying crap versions of the product, while both Amazon and the scammers are profiting, and the reputation you've built goes down the toilet, " Hopkins wrote.
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ESPN captured Beyoncé's attendance alongsider husband Jay-Z, and unknowingly launched a meme that blew up on Twitter and forced Curran to disable Instagram after receiving death threats.
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Washington (CNN)The California fake ID salesman who unknowingly helped Russian trolls meddle in the 2016 election has been released after a six-month stint in federal prison.
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Traffickers illegally launder illicit gains, take advantage of informal banking systems and benefit when investors unknowingly back companies that profit from slavery in their supply chains, organizers said.
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According to the story, a boy named Matt unknowingly picks up a haunted copy of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, and finds it's riddled with creepy glitches.
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Most recently, Smith unknowingly gave fans a major Bel-Air throwback when many social media users noticed that he resembled Uncle Phil in his recent bungee jumping video.
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As the confused dog hangs upside down and the women unknowingly strokes its tush, it's nearly impossible not to burst out laughing along with the woman's family members.
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Now they're long gone, like all my feelings of depression—a faint memory of a random interaction with someone who I may have unknowingly appointed to save me.
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He turns the story of his experiences into something ever so slightly coded, so that a huge audience could unknowingly sing along to intimate stories of gay sexuality.
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Frequently, consumers unknowingly consent to receive robocalls from companies they do business with in the fine print of loan documents, service contracts and consumer product terms and conditions.
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Sexual extortion — known as "sextortion" — is when a service member is seduced into sexual activities online that are unknowingly recorded and used against them for money or goods.
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An antique will that Henrietta reads without comprehending alerts the reader that Scipio was born on the Forge plantation, so that Allmon and Henrietta unknowingly share family history.
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Ads that appear next to the videos were netting the groups roughly $85033 for every 1,000 clicks, meaning that companies may have unknowingly contributing to the extremist groups.
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Provides a defense for License To Carry holders who unknowingly enter establishments that prohibit guns with signage if the LTC holder promptly leaves the property after being asked.
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With so much of our collective national experience consigned to oblivion, we tread unknowingly on the graves of those whose lack of accorded dignity echoes with us yet.
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Public interest groups are accusing Facebook of deceiving children as young as 5 into unknowingly spending their parents' money on in-game purchases on the social network's platform.
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However, Freire warns that without trusting the people in their "pursuit of self-affirmation" even well intentioned leaders will—instead of liberating—often unknowingly become the oppressors themselves.
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"It looks like Denis unknowingly drove his truck into a fight between the State of Idaho and the federal government regarding the legality of industrial hemp," Ball said.
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"We may never know whether individuals were unknowingly influenced to vote a certain way in either the U.K. E.U. referendum or the U.S. election campaigns," the report said.
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One of them is Dr. Nicola Sgarbi, 19, who unknowingly became part of a growing photo trend of health workers coping with this exponential rise in sick patients.
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Some of these treatments could get in the way of your life goals, and you may unknowingly embark upon them without realizing the major impact on your life.
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This means that most of us cannot possibly know the rules that govern our lives, even though we face ruinous punishments should we unknowingly violate one of them.
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More than 600 people on board have become infected, and experts warn that hundreds of others getting off the ship could unknowingly be taking the virus with them.
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In an unexpected revelation, Mr. Ross admitted he had unknowingly employed an undocumented household worker, a fact he said he discovered while preparing for his Senate confirmation process.
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The Chicago Tribune then wrote an article that said Mr. Zanis would make and deliver a memorial for anyone who asked, unknowingly opening a hotline for his services.
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In other words, MEDoc users had unknowingly downloaded malware without clicking on a link or visiting a malicious website, because of a system designed to distribute legitimate software.
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From being dishonest about mistakes, to lacking an ability to self start, it's important to be mindful of the ways you may be unknowingly — or unintentionally — irritating your manager.
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"These alleged false claims led banks to do business with the company, and therefore to unknowingly violate our laws," acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker at a Monday press conference.
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"Even though there is a very slight possibility of the virus spreading, we have many visitors on our campuses and they may have been exposed unknowingly," the manager wrote.
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Neo started moving toward bomb site A and Fox was unknowingly tailing him, barely missing him around multiple corners and eventually getting killed by Neo to end the round.
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The actor was at the center of controversy last year after demanding a scene be cut from The Predator in which she had unknowingly acted opposite a sex offender.
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Yet another is to see her unknowingly place herself in the company of other white women, who, historically, employ a tunnel vision that shows their lack of self-awareness.
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The activist said it appeared that when the smell entered the basement, some people had tried to go upstairs to get fresh air, unknowingly getting closer to the source.
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This latest study, published last week in The Lancet, indicates that MCR-1 may be spreading faster than we realized, and that some humans are probably unknowingly carrying it.
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Since the milk wasn't declared on product ingredient listings, the company is taking precautions to ensure that any consumers who might be allergic to milk won't unknowingly ingest it.
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Efimova, who won the right to compete after winning an appeal against a ban, said there were circumstances when athletes were unknowingly drugged and everyone deserved a second chance.
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Facebook is taking this more cautious approach with Stories too, rather than make users worry their guilty pleasure listening or private imagery could be unknowingly shared to their Story.
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Things that might faze a mere mortal — say, falling on a runway, unknowingly revealing a nipple or stealing clothes from a loved one — do not faze the Hadid sisters.
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That's always been the music I've loved — and I have the opportunity now to work with these guys who, unknowingly to them, have been blowing my mind for years!
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Holden Ford Ford is clearly the member of the group who thinks he's handling this entire bizarre, soul-crushing situation the best, but is actually unknowingly doing the worst.
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Originally from Russia and Ukraine, tiny baby mussels (called veligers) were sucked up along with ballast water in large cargo ships and then unknowingly dumped in the Great Lakes.
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If some strains of Ebola in the wild over the years have been less infectious or sickening than usual, for instance, more people could have unknowingly carried the disease.
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A family in Southern California is desperately hoping that their dog will be returned after he was unknowingly taken in by an animal shelter and adopted by new owners.
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Lawyers for the families had argued that some parents may have unknowingly waived their reunification rights, and that children have a right to their parents' help in seeking asylum.
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"High school was also the time period in which we both came out to our families, although at separate times and unknowingly of each other's personal journeys," he wrote.
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Companies that deploy biased algorithms — even unknowingly — are still responsible for potential discriminatory outcomes, the Wall Street regulator who is probing Goldman Sachs' Apple Card told CNBC on Monday.
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This becomes increasingly problematic when individuals are unaware of their HIV status, because they don't know to seek care and treatment, and may unknowingly pass the virus to others.
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Under this scheme, innocent and unwitting Ukrainians were unknowingly entered into the visa lottery system and then extorted for money or forced to enter fake marriages if they won.
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"Now to the question whether Lanier, knowingly or unknowingly, misled the jury in representing repeatedly that the Morreys had neither pecuniary interest nor motive in testifying," the opinion said.
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This irrational resistance to the vaccine is dangerous because measles is incredibly contagious, and a victim can spread it unknowingly for days before the characteristic bright red rash appears.
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The malware typically gained access to systems as a file sent via other North Korean malware or when users unknowingly downloaded it by visiting sites compromised by the hackers.
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With a lot of things we do on our phones, we do a lot of these things unknowingly and there are a lot of repercussions that come from that.
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Casey looks back at that day, five years ago, when she chose to vanquish her student debt and unknowingly brought on a series of financial headaches because of it.
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His slick, fierce and precise bars spoke to a community largely excluded from the mainstream – and he unknowingly stood on the verge of changing one part of musical history.
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Not the case, according to Carrie ... who says she's literally confronted and driven about 100 different people who unknowingly crossed her front and back yards while exploring the area.
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This has advantages for sellers — less processing is needed, so it's cheaper — but it also explains how Amazon can unknowingly ship counterfeits despite getting stock directly from the printer.
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The camera recorded Mr. Tavecchio speaking in a vulgar manner and inquiring about her sexual activity, until he unknowingly stopped the video recording while allegedly trying to grope her.
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To entice targets to unknowingly hand over their username and password, the hackers send them an email claiming that someone has filed a complaint to Instagram for copyright violation.
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As for the improper leaves, Ms. Harley said she unknowingly used more time off than she was entitled to while she was battling cancer and has reimbursed the college.
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The two had unprotected sex inside Conner's vehicle multiple times, where the teen was unknowingly exposed to HIV, which Conner had been diagnosed with in January 2012, Weirich wrote.
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Meanwhile, poor Fran is out here not knowing the emotional cheating and shit talk that's going on behind her back by two people she trusts, and even unknowingly defends.
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The law even made it a crime for an American company to unknowingly benefit from a partner's corruption if it could have discovered illicit activity but avoided doing so.
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By giving ballots to noncitizens, Americans lose the ability to determine the people and policies that will govern them, unknowingly handing over to others their right to self-determination.
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I sat down and wrote all of the lyrics out once I finished recording, and I was struck that I had unknowingly been asking "am I" throughout the album.
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Trump's Commerce pick admits to unknowingly hiring undocumented worker: President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's pick for Commerce secretary on Wednesday admitted to unknowingly employing a possible undocumented worker in his Florida home.
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It's there, according to a British inquiry released in January, that he unknowingly drank a fatal dose of Polonium-210 that one of the men had slipped into his tea.
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The tapes were sold by accident to NASA intern Gary George in 1976, who purchased the set unknowingly among 65 boxes of videotapes at a government surplus auction for $217.77.
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News of the group's charging practices hit social media last week when rapper Tiny Jag said she was unknowingly added to the August event but agreed to support and perform.
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There are two hazards with these residues: most important, some consumer as allergic to antibiotics and can have a life threatening reaction if they unknowingly consume food with drug residues.
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The estate says it has rewarded people who unknowingly get Tupac's stuff if they return it -- but adds it is "aggressively pursuing" those who purposely try to exploit his memory.
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But reports have warned that US water infrastructure is in need of an expensive overhaul and that millions of Americans may be unknowingly drinking water with lead at low levels.
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And if a veteran unknowingly spreads misinformation from one of the bogus sites, he said, it could get a fast boost because veterans are often very active in their communities.
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But this example shows how legitimate publishers contribute to fraud when they knowingly or unknowingly use invalid traffic and other illegitimate means to grow their audiences and increase ad revenue.
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The film depicted a nightmare world where an innocent lawyer (played by Will Smith) could have his life taken apart by the government after unknowingly acquiring information about a murder.
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And the episode up until that point is terrific, too, as Maura, the trans woman at the show's center, unknowingly goes to a music festival where trans women aren't allowed.
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Kinza Waseem, a doctor at the Combined Military Hospital in Karachi, Pakistan, often sees patients who've unknowingly taken counterfeit drugs instead of doctor-prescribed medication that's supposed to help them.
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Counterterrorism experts say the investigators are scouring Saipov&aposs contacts and communications and see whether anyone encouraged his plans for violence, talked about joining in or contributed financially, even unknowingly.
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On Tuesday's episode of Harry, the CBS This Morning host revealed to Harry Connick Jr. that she unknowingly dated a man who was married for a brief stint of time.
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Non-consensual nudity Current approach We treat people who are the original, malicious posters of non-consensual nudity the same as we do people who may unknowingly Tweet the content.
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Tim Besecker, of Ashland, Virginia, was heading to his office on a recent cold morning when he walked into his driveway, which was (unknowingly to him) covered with black ice.
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No matter how many doctors we saw, symptoms we chased, or tests we ran, it was only in autopsy that I learned we had unknowingly been battling a deadly disease.
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He had more than $150,000 seized in June 2014 after he unknowingly agreed to forfeit his bank account when IRS agents visited his store, accusing him of skirting reporting laws.
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"The vice president was unknowingly making false statements to the public and ... we believed that General Flynn was compromised with respect to the Russians," she said Monday during her testimony.
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In a related vein, we have Trump, who won the presidency in large part by casting himself, perhaps unknowingly, as the best possible future high priest of American civil religion.
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But if we truly cast our lot with Arendt's political philosophy, as so many of us do either knowingly or unknowingly, we might find that both candidates leave us wanting.
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Outside of the tech issues, Ross also discussed his preference for bilateral trade deals, talked about the role of tarrifs, and came under fire for unknowingly hiring an undocumented worker.
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There are no reports of anyone getting hurt by the metal, but the USDA said there are concerns that some people may unknowingly still have the packages in their freezers.
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I toiled through much of my late teens and early twenties from 2009 to 2012, unknowingly developing and then succumbing to a web of delusion and paranoia driven by hallucinations.
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What's more, he may have unknowingly attacked an anonymous account managed by an officer with the Sûreté du Québec, the province's provincial police force, who had been tweeting xenophobic material.
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Sometimes it is intentionally taken with heroin; other times, users unknowingly purchase it from drug dealers who use it to cut heroin and other illegal opioids, according to the WHO.
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It says that this caused a U.A.W. official to unknowingly file a false tax form with the Internal Revenue Service omitting the $22016,000 as reportable income to the union's officers.
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Did Celeste unknowingly slip some clue, or was Mary Louise just tugging a thread — one she may be uniquely positioned to identify after having watched her violent son grow up?
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Race, gender, class, trauma — they're all covered by the idea that you can have a great life and be a good person but still unknowingly be causing so much suffering.
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Non-consensual nudity Current approach * We treat people who are the original, malicious posters of non-consensual nudity the same as we do people who may unknowingly Tweet the content.
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" The source close to eSurv confirmed that, at times, the apps ended up on the wrong phones, as "oblivious people," the source said, "unknowingly downloaded the app and infected themselves.
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The Bezos hack, on the other hand, was executed by a malicious file that unknowingly gained access to information stored on his phone and secretly siphoned out data over time.
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Young people who don't socially distance themselves pose perhaps the greatest risk to the public, as many who contract the virus don't exhibit symptoms and can unknowingly spread it around.
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The movie shows the consequences of a pandemic caused by the spread of an airborne virus unknowingly spread by patient zero, Gwyneth Paltrow, that kills patients within days of infection.
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But what's even scarier is the stunning number of personal details that are frequently and unknowingly leaked in normal web and email communication and can be captured with payload analysis.
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The term is used, most often by those who lean left politically, to reflect what they identify as a wide range of societal advantages white people knowingly or unknowingly enjoy.
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We met at a time of mutual vulnerability, both of us unknowingly dating the same woman who seemed to take great pleasure in exploiting our trust and undermining our sanity.
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But there is one common thread for why they have all come: Belgium, perhaps unknowingly, offers the perfect climate to nurture a vision of what soccer's future might look like.
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Like many parents of autistic kids from my generation, I was unknowingly hiding my autism until I recognized that I also had the autistic traits I saw in my daughter.
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Researchers, pharmaceutical companies, policy makers and others should also take stronger steps to protect the valuable gifts that patients, with enormous generosity, often contribute unknowingly: parts of their very bodies.
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It does not appear that the Russian operatives posted directly on the site, but their presence on Pinterest grew as users unknowingly bookmarked the Russian propaganda to their online boards.
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Mueller's report also echoed an indictment from 2018, which found that President Trump's campaign team, by retweeting or linking, apparently unknowingly "promoted" social media posts that originated from Russian trolls.
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As reported by The Asahi Shimbun, both immigration officials and the man's supporters have said that he unknowingly consumed stewed hijiki that contained cubes of processed ham while in custody.
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It also described one instance in which she was unknowingly given date rape drugs, then woke up naked and sore in Dr. Luke's bed, with no recollection of what had happened.
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If someone had unknowingly walked in, they might not realize this party was for Weight Watchers — at least until they saw servers carrying hors d'oeuvres with signs displaying their point values.
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By merely being herself, Cardi B has unknowingly and unintentionally mastered what writer and researcher Nehal El-Hadi termed "a production of presence" —and her counternarrative is profoundly felt among fans.
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" It couldn't penetrate us and we would do these things that had slightly messed up rhythms and these atonal, tri-tone little melodies, and both of us would unknowingly go, "Yeah!
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Everyday people are unknowingly involved: Hackers use an army of digital bots to perform attacks, and those bots often operate attacks from "compromised machines," or the computers of regular, everyday people.
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This happens in cases such as a person going to an in-network hospital, but unknowingly being treated by a specialist who works at the hospital who is out-of-network.
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Ryan and Hanks are mortal enemies due to the forces of capitalism, but they're also unknowingly getting to know each other in an AOL chatroom, falling in love slowly but surely.
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The last time we saw him, he was unknowingly reigniting his parent's love for one another, which would eventually lead them down to the altar at the end of season 6.
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Friday night's episode also includes interviews with Marlene's mother and stepfather — as well as an exclusive interview with two women who may have unknowingly helped the alleged killer in her plot.
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Just because your phone has been unknowingly jailbroken doesn't mean that someone has secretly installed a spying tool that would allow someone to monitor your location and emails in real time.
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Nick is determined to seek revenge on them for unknowingly ruining her life, but as she builds relationships with the Thompsons, she finds it increasingly hard to stick to that course.
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In 2002, an Illinois lawsuit was filed by Montina Woods, a dancer who toured with Kelly's friend Ronald Isley, in which Woods claimed she was unknowingly recorded by Kelly during sex.
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"Maybe there is some brilliant redemptive plot twist where the stripper was actually a serial killer of other sex workers and these ladies were unknowingly doing the Lord's work," Frances says.
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In an unforgettable scene, Josie unknowingly eats a pot brownie and hops on stage to dance in dress with a built-in choker—an entire genre of dress at Fashion Nova.
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Quran, a Middle Eastern immigrant, says he unknowingly forfeited his entire bank account in June 2014 to agents who visited his Greenville, North Carolina, store, accusing him of skirting reporting laws.
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In January, National Park Service researchers recaptured P-22 and reported he recovered from a publicized 2014 bout with mange, believed to have been caused after he unknowingly ingested rat poison.
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"Any company, especially the ones who are transmitting vital information through pagers, must be concerned once they realize that they are unknowingly transmitting vital information about their facility operations," it adds.
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Throughout the exchange, the former countess is certainly "coming on strong" when it comes to her much-questioned relationship, as Bethenny is terrified LuAnn is about to unknowingly ruin her life.
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What went wrong for Democrats is that the Obama presidency was a historic disaster for Democrats, while Clinton inexcusably wrote off and unknowingly insulted whole classes of voters in swing states.
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The "notPetya" malware first broke out in Ukraine, spreading to companies through a malicious tax software update that was infected by hackers and unknowingly pushed out by a tax software firm.
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There are no reports of anyone getting hurt by the metal, but the USDA said there are some concerns that some people may unknowingly still have the package in their freezers.
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However, we also know that Amma's been unknowingly ingesting regular doses of rat poison her whole life, so we're not sure how much of her sociopathy is nature, nurture, or neurochemical.
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With her attorney Lisa Bloom, Montia Sabbag faced cameras Wednesday and said she was in an "intimate relationship" with the actor about a month ago and unknowingly photographed in the process.
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She said that from January 2012 to April 2018, New York consumers unknowingly placed more than 96,000 orders through speculative ticket programs, roughly one-third of which went through Ticket Galaxy.
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But like all oaths sworn by the broken-hearted, it was unknowingly cast in bad faith, leaving generation after generation of Owens women falling for men only to be swiftly widowed.
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But court documents filed Wednesday by the American Civil Liberties Union claim some parents say they signed paperwork they didn't understand and unknowingly relinquished their rights to reunite with their children.
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The new tools raise serious privacy concerns about how efforts to crack down on the pandemic could exploit location data users may already unknowingly give up to marketers and tech companies.
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Contract workers also say they live without full benefits, including sick days, which has been another source of concern as they interact with passengers who may unknowingly be carrying the virus.
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I long for mental and physical space and have considered flying home to Florida where that space exists, but I don't want to risk unknowingly passing coronavirus on to my mom.
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The movies "Babel" and "Cloud Atlas," as well as "Lost," the head-scratching television series cocreated by J. J. Abrams, featured characters unknowingly linked across huge swaths of space and time.
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In retrospect, BP had unknowingly stolen a march on most of its rivals who had to embark on similar asset sales much later when crude prices began to collapse in 603.
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I am almost willing to believe that John's cat telepathy is correct: A cat that pees on a laptop would probably enjoy forcing another cat to unknowingly feast on its bones.
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In the 2016 messages, Forkner described MCAS as "running rampant in the sim," and said that "I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)," describing problems that he had not previously disclosed.
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Unfortunately, that legislation is about to be hijacked by trial lawyers pushing language that won't help sex trafficking victims, but would penalize websites that have unknowingly hosted illegal user-generated content.
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In an unexpected revelation, he admitted he had unknowingly employed a household worker who might have been undocumented, a fact he said he discovered while preparing for his Senate confirmation process.
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Go deeper: U.S. military unknowingly bought Chinese surveillance tech, prosecutors say China makes the first big 5G move Report: Huawei in "early-stage" talks to license 5G network to U.S. companies
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As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro indulges in an empanada tucked away in a drawer while unknowingly on live television, the rest of his compatriots starve and eat out of garbage cans.
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If this is not the moment where I unknowingly write } my present / duress when I build the arsenal (then what is?) (what it's like to pretend) Do you teach / Magical Realism?
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Since the mid-19th century, this photo has been unknowingly stored at the family home of the late Horace Everett, a Vermont congressman who served in the House from 1829 to 1843.
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During the restart in June 2012, thousands of gallons of caustic sodium hydroxide were unknowingly vaporized, causing widespread chemical corrosion and forcing VPS-5 to be shut for seven months of repairs.
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In an interview with Town & Country, the actress talks about her two eldest, Isabella, 23, and Conor, 21, and how her relationship with them unknowingly made her so passionate about the role.
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At least three bipartisan bills have been introduced in Congress in recent weeks that would shield patients if they are unknowingly treated by out-of-network providers, often in an emergency situation.
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Eight hours later, another passenger named Derek unknowingly hailed a ride from the same driver and jokingly asked Jason if he was the drive-by shooter police were searching for that night.
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Read These Stories Next: Ryan Gosling Has A Long History Of Unknowingly Stealing John Krasinski's Roles John Krasinski Is Being Adorable About Emily Blunt Again John Krasinski Cries When His Wife Sings
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Though it was impossible to know how many of those reservations were made by white nationalists attending AmRen, the possibility that Airbnb hosts were unknowingly inviting extremists in their homes is alarming.
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"Winterfell is yours, your grace," Sophie Turner's character Sansa Stark says to Daenerys Targaryen, played by Emilia Clarke, who's arrived with new love interest (and, unknowingly, her nephew) Jon Snow in tow.
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He claimed that domain, thinking he'd be able to better study the ransomware's activity in the hope of finding a fix, and in claiming the domain, he unknowingly killed the entire attack.
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I would walk out of Studio 54 late at night-early morning with tons of exposed film and unknowingly a record of what turned out to be a nightclub that became infamous.
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In a study done by Hershey, customers unknowingly tasted two of the same Take5 bars, but one that came in the original wrapper and one with the brand new, Reese's-orange label.
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A report from the German mobile security initiative Mobilsicher, reviewed by Buzzfeed, dives into how developers unknowingly grant Facebook access to their users' sensitive data when they use the Software Developer Kit.
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A report by the charity Safer London includes a case where a young person unknowingly attended an uck party, and was intimidated into performing oral sex on a line-up of men.
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If you unknowingly communicate with a foreign target, even so much as visiting a webpage he's affiliated with, U.S. intel officials may consider your private communications fair game to collect and review.
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These increases are due to many factors, including growing populations of the insects that transmit them and increased exposure outside of the United States by travelers who unknowingly transport diseases back home.
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Nonetheless, I think that most people today would be annoyed to learn they were unknowingly talking to a computer — or as Chris Messina put it, being turned into an API endpoint. 2.
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The visitor unknowingly put the patient at risk because the suspected Covid-19 employee had forgotten to include the hospital visitor's name on the list of contacts the employer needed to notify.
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The next day Ms. Distler, a freshman, accidentally dialed his cellphone number and unknowingly left a message telling a friend about the "super cute junior" who had danced with her all night.
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Meanwhile, he piles on the drama in implausible and bathetic ways: a death row inmate who survives a botched execution; an autistic family member who unknowingly passes along deadly information; several seizures.
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"Being HIV positive and not knowing may endanger other people by transmitting the disease unknowingly," said Tavoschi, adding that some studies have also shown lower survivability among older people living with HIV.
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Go deeper: Why rare earth minerals matter in the U.S.-China trade war U.S. military unknowingly bought Chinese surveillance tech, prosecutors say China sprints to catch up in U.S.-Russia arms race
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"To think that something you did unknowingly, by consuming public water, might negatively impact them for the rest of their life, that's a huge fear," said Morales Alvarez, speaking of her daughter.
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Tech companies have attracted increased scrutiny since Facebook revealed in September that it unknowingly sold $100,85033 in political ads to a Russia-linked company in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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We don't know if the President is being manipulated (knowingly or unknowingly) by Russia, but we do know that he is doing things that make their mission against us a lot easier.
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In fact, the only person who seems willing to see Sabrina's side is Hilda, who admits (unknowingly under the watchful eye of Zelda) that she had her own doubts about joining the church.
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"Winterfell is yours, your grace," Sophie Turner's character Sansa Stark says to Daenerys Targaryen, played by Emilia Clarke, who's arrived with her new love interest (and, unknowingly, her nephew) Jon Snow in tow.
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Performers, models, and influencers who had planned to attend the outdoor concert promoted the Fyre Festival on their social media accounts, unknowingly helping convince people to spend thousands of dollars on the festival.
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They put their lives at risk so that we can be safe and free here now you're saying things that directly or indirectly knowingly or unknowingly end up supporting the people they're fighting.
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" The outrage began building last week when comedian Lil Duval was on "The Breakfast Club" ... and said if he ever discovered he'd unknowingly slept with a transgender woman, that woman would be "dying.
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Facebook is making changes to its advertising policies in the wake of an investigation that confirmed the company unknowingly sold ads to Kremlin-backed sources trying to sway the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Unknowingly having chatted anonymously online for months (under the pseudonyms "Shopgirl" and "NY152") , the two develop an unlikely affection that doesn't manifest in real life until the very, very end of the story.
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In 2017, The Last Man on Earth faced a threat of nuclear winter, stranded our survivors on an island, and currently has them unknowingly in the vicinity of an unidentified explosive in Mexico.
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On Friday, the couple returned to the site where their love began, but both women —unknowingly to each other — brought along engagement rings for a surprise double proposal that was captured on video.
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In a clever psychological move, the attackers would take advantage of the security-consciousness of their targets: Fake security alerts lured victims to click malicious links and then unknowingly give away their passwords.
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TMZ Sports obtained court docs which show the former Florida State football star unknowingly rolled up to a hooker sting operation in Broward County back in 2014 ... allegedly looking for some oral sex.
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In one instance, I unknowingly did a set of quests for the aforementioned Principi and received, to my surprise, a flag that would allow me to bluff my way into a pirate fort.
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While his surviving teammates believed Johnson received the order to withdraw, Johnson, along with two Nigerien soldiers, was unable to get into his vehicle due to enemy fire and was unknowingly left behind.
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While his surviving teammates believed Johnson received the order to withdraw, he, along with two Nigerien soldiers, was unable to get into his vehicle because of enemy fire and was unknowingly left behind.
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Ring camera footage is accessible at any moment by employees in Ukraine, and all Ring owners are, often unknowingly, engaging in de facto beta testing for Ring's facial, object, and voice recognition systems.
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Of course, things don't go according to plan and Andy, now unknowingly married to Fielder, somehow ends up going rogue, dropping his bad driver behavior in search of the perfect five star rating.
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Even the most well-intentioned straight people can be hard to come out to, because even they reinforce heteronormative ideas, unknowingly constructing the closet so many of us hide in for so long.
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It's only when listening back to the recording I can see where I've hesitated to answer questions correctly, perhaps unknowingly deviating from the truth, slightly changing the messages brought through Fleur to me.
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In the messages, Mark Forkner, Boeing's chief pilot on the 737 Max program, described having issues controlling MCAS in a simulator, and, based on what he observed, having previously "unknowingly" misled the FAA.Sen.
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The much ballyhooed increase in U.S. defense spending for fiscal years 2018 and 2019 faces the same challenge as cartoon character Wile E. Coyote, who unknowingly runs off a cliff without looking down.
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He tries an exaggerated Polish accent in this movie, in which he stars as the real-life polka star Jan Lewan, who ended up in jail for running a Ponzi scheme (perhaps unknowingly).
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The lights went out briefly in the British suite as news photographers crowded in for a brief photo call, with someone unknowingly leaning on the light switch and plunging the trio into darkness.
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It will take several days to get everyone off the ship, but infectious disease experts are already raising concerns that those on board could be unknowingly carrying the virus back to their communities.
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The other stumbled and fell into a manhole in Midtown Manhattan in the middle of the night, an accident that somehow escaped the notice of nearby workers, who later unknowingly sealed him in.
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Maldonado-Passage had tried to find someone to kill her since July 2016, and had unknowingly met with an undercover FBI agent to discuss details of the planned murder, according to the court.
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I am upset that I was unknowingly involved in a large scheme that helps give kids who may not work as hard as others an advantage over those who truly deserve those spots.
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One example of the "naked eye" standard cited in the statement referred to a player who unknowingly touched a few grains of sand while taking a backswing with a club in a bunker.
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"For years, international sports competitions have unknowingly been hijacked by the Russians," Richard McLaren, the head of the doping investigation, said, adding that the full extent of the doping may never be known.
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Research indicates that voters may unknowingly discriminate against female candidates for president because a woman has never held the position, and therefore a woman won't appear to be a "fit" for the role.
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The F.T.C. started investigating Facebook in March after The New York Times reported that the data of tens of millions of Facebook users was unknowingly shared with the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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The genre's artistic epicenter was in the UK, as evidenced by the robust new talent coming almost entirely from the label Warp Records in Sheffield, which unknowingly became a true and proper hive.
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In that moment, he unknowingly entered the extremely complicated legal realm regarding drone use in New York City, one that cannot be easily explained by Google and has led many an enthusiast to arrest.
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A Georgia woman unknowingly committed a crime recently when she transported a box of legos across state borders — only to have the young child she gave it to discover several pounds of methamphetamine inside.
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Mozilla is perturbed that if Facebook users play games, read news, or take quizzes on Facebook, they are likely unknowingly opening up their information including work, education, timeline posts, and more, to external companies.
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Alex Childress, 17, was inflicted with second-and third-degree burns after unknowingly touching the plant while he was doing work outside at his landscaping job on Tuesday, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch .
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The increased use of automation and reliance on electronic communications can cause a firm employee to unknowingly allow an unauthorized party to access company systems and ultimately access client's non-public information or funds.
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It evokes the same feeling of pleasure and suspense as a live news broadcast unknowingly playing host to a prank, like this recent weed-covered Big Foot walking through a snowstorm in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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So when One Direction burst onto the scene well after this golden era of boy bands, they not only proved the timelessness of boy bands but also unknowingly tested the waters for their evolution.
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ABC reported that law enforcement are using phone tracking technology to retrace the movements of a Chinese couple who traveled from Guangzhou to Adelaide in January while they were unknowingly infected with the virus.
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The tool in question here, SECONDDATE, enables what's called a man in the middle attack, where a victim unknowingly connects to a supposedly safe website, but instead receives a nice payload from the NSA.
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A private conversation between the Democratic presidential candidate and MSNBC host Chris Matthews was unknowingly recorded during Monday night's town hall from Illinois, as neither party seemed to realize their microphones were still on.
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On the morning of February 6 — just days before she was set to enter a drug rehabilitation facility at the urging of her mother — Muthart says she unknowingly took a hit of laced methamphetamine.
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The FTC alleges these networks swindled users into ordering "free trials" of the supposed celeb-endorsed products, only to learn they'd unknowingly signed up for recurring shipments for which they were automatically charged monthly.
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As a result, the insurance company unknowingly takes on additional, underpriced risk, and inevitably, the losses end up affecting pricing and risk approximation for customers who truly do live in the stated zip code.
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A UK poll in September 2016 showed that nine out of ten citizens did not know what companies did with the data they had (sometimes unknowingly) shared when they conducted transactions on the internet.
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They must examine the ways they've unknowingly benefitted from sexism or turned a blind eye to it, and commit to ending these patterns that so often lead to an abuse of power and people.
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A recently published report titled Dirty Fashion praised companies like H&M and Zara for their transparency, while also revealing that they were, perhaps unknowingly, sourcing viscose from factories responsible for polluting the ocean.
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IBM, another monopoly of the 21625's, unknowingly positioned a little-known Microsoft to become a global powerhouse by obtaining a non-exclusive license of Microsoft's MS-DOS operating system for the IBM-PC.
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The story concerned a giant foreign heavyweight who is taken advantage of by hustling fight promoters and gangsters—unknowingly sent into fixed fights and having his profits quietly siphoned away by his greedy entourage.
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The decision comes as a result of a July report in which a Dutch media outlet used leaked audio snippets to show that some Google Assistant users had been recorded by their devices unknowingly.
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The European Union-wide ban comes as a result of a used leaked audio snippets from a third-party reviewer to show that some Google Assistant users had been recorded by their devices unknowingly.
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The decision comes as a result of a July report in which a Dutch media outlet used leaked audio snippets to show that some Google Assistant users had been recorded by their devices unknowingly.
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A small number of June Oven owners have reported that their devices have turned on unknowingly in the middle of the night or early morning, according to reports from The Spoon and The Verge.
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By the time that Gabrielle spins out, and tries to break into the safe, we know she's doomed: there's already an archetypal story, about an unstable immigrant worker, that she has unknowingly stepped into.
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Facebook claims it had no idea, which meant it spent much of 2017 trying to explain to the public — and to Congress — how and why its business was unknowingly weaponized by a foreign government.
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For example, by giving people a medication that causes them to lose (through their urine) an extra 360 calories per day, they've shown that we unknowingly compensate for those calories lost by eating more.
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These include: The most interesting restriction is probably the last one, and seems to be designed from having amateurs unknowingly enter contests with professionals, where they presumably have a much smaller chance of winning.
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In another 2018 study, the same lab group found that in 24 "energy boosting" supplements, 20 contained unlabeled traces of higenamine, a banned stimulant that may pose high risk when taken unknowingly, Jo says.
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And now that the L train is facing a 15-month shutdown between Brooklyn and Manhattan in 2019—(read: about to be much more fucked)—Vingiano's website has unknowingly taken on an ominous presence.
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In one of the most infamous examples, women who represented East Germany at the Olympic Games in the '70s and '80s achieved astounding success after they were unknowingly doped with anabolic steroids including testosterone.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A couple of weeks ago, when Dan Shure was searching on Google for information about butchering meats, he did something he had avoided for 20 years: He unknowingly clicked on an ad.
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I learned that some photos and videos used by animal activists can unknowingly lack context and may be misleading, and to keep the cause credible we must always seek and include that context when sharing.
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Ednan-Laperouse was just 15-years-old when she died from an allergic reaction after unknowingly eating a sandwich with sesame seeds at a Pret a Manger in Heathrow Airport in 303, according to ITV.
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As unlikely as that synopsis may seem, it's all taken from Richter's real experiences, down to him unknowingly marrying the daughter of a man who was part of the genocidal machine that killed his aunt.
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Some of the latter cut their products with the very opiates that kratom users are attempting to withdraw from, and unknowingly ingesting those filler chemicals has led to seizures and even death in some cases.
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In fact, as she reveals in her new memoir, she had an X-rated youth that involved witnessing lots of sex, standing by for many graphic performances and unknowingly being on tour with a pedophile.
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The introduction of illicit fentanyl and other designer opioids like U-4770, more commonly known as Pink, which have sometimes been found cut into heroin and other drugs have unknowingly exacerbated an already troubling epidemic.
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According to the AV Club, Typhoid Mary (real name Mary Mallon) was the title given to an Irish immigrant who unknowingly spread typhoid fever among New York's wealthiest families during her time as a cook.
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On a weekday night, waiters and waitresses sat in dark corners or at empty tables with headphones in, looking as bored as the lobsters and groupers unknowingly awaiting their makers inside their watery holding cells.
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And, there's more ... one of the patrons of the Day Spa who claims he was unknowingly recorded by the surveillance cams while receiving a legitimate massage has also filed docs seeking to block the release.
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According to the report, the sailors originally set out from Kuwait for Bahrain but quickly -- and unknowingly -- went off course and headed almost directly for Iran's Farsi Island in the middle of the Persian Gulf.
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But the Navy had unknowingly relied on a flawed translation of Japanese war records that got one digit wrong in the latitude and longitude of the spot where the Grayback had probably met its end.
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Instead, their use of sexism and misogyny, unknowingly or not, couples them with the harmful, pervasive, and more extreme iterations of gender discrimination that allow for the continuance of rape culture, toxic masculinity, and inequality.
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With SESTA, as long as entities can show their screening efforts were undertaken in good faith, they are entitled to immunity in the off-chance an advertisement promoting trafficking is unknowingly published on their website.
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Scott said that Lindsey's remains were "unknowingly" found in September by hunters in Eastern Washington, after which they were sent to an FBI crime lab for DNA analysis, which confirmed Lindsey's identity in recent weeks.
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After the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, it was revealed that the East German system had involved as many as 10,000 athletes, some of them children as young as 11 who had unknowingly received steroids.
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Her last "prank" had as its target Kim Jong Nam, the half brother of Kim Jong Un. Instead of harmless baby oil, she was unknowingly given nerve agent to rub in Kim's face, killing him.
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"The Church is committed to examining its own white privilege and to acknowledge that many of its members have benefited from this privilege their entire lives — knowingly or unknowingly, voluntarily or involuntarily," the lawsuit states.
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In the past, the Department of Homeland Security has raided independent repair shops who have unknowingly sold counterfeit parts (itself a confusing distinction, considering many of the internal parts of the iPhone have been commoditized).
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Default sharing settings may make data public unbeknownst to the user, or a user may unknowingly give permission to share their data by agreeing to terms and conditions that can be hard to wade through.
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Now isn't the time to further divide our social networks into paid and unpaid communities, it isn't the time for some folks to have access to vetted content and others to be unknowingly left behind.
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Imagine if a bunch of labs were all trying to discover the formula for the world's perfect cake — but, unknowingly, they were all focused on developing baking soda and no one was working on frosting.
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The #287YearChallenge was all fun and memes until last week, when a tweet moved thousands of people to worry: Are we unknowingly helping giant corporations to improve their algorithms for biometric identification and age progression?
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At a flea market six years ago, a North Carolina lawyer named Frank Abrams unknowingly bought a rare photograph that experts say shows Billy the Kid relaxing with the man who would eventually kill him.
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In one particularly horrific instance, a victim's brother and sister-in-law visited the victim's home to console their loved ones and, after experiencing headaches, took the very Tylenol pills that unknowingly killed their sibling.
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" To counter this, Taft suggests that when you're referencing their activism, refrain from using language that focuses on an activist's youth, like reiterating their age, as well as words that (sometimes unknowingly) patronize, like "cute.
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But one elderly woman traveling out of Myrtle Beach International Airport unknowingly became a real badass when TSA agents checked her carryon luggage and found out that her cane was actually a sword all along.
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Amazon has also dealt with its own privacy backlashes related to Alexa, including an instance in May in which a couple unknowingly had their private conversation recorded and sent to a contact in their phone.
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According to a preliminary report, the sailors originally set out from Kuwait for Bahrain but quickly -- and unknowingly -- went off course and headed almost directly for Iran's Farsi Island in the middle of the Persian Gulf.
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But there's also a pretty good chance you've already unknowingly done that if you've grabbed a latte from a major coffee chain in New York city, according to a recent video from Men's Health's Gross series.
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They're spots so many emo tourists have stood in since, taking their own versions of the photo and trying to recreate the magic that the then-20 year old had unknowingly created nearly two decades ago.
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Theo unknowingly accessed the Red Room, which always appeared to her as her dance studio, and when she locked the door it turned back into that ominous red door that no one else could get through.
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She later found out that she also been unknowingly fighting with three stress fractures in her right foot, and to this day contends that had the weight and injuries been different, she would have beaten Fujii.
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"Consumers are often robbed of the experience to shop around by pledging their business to one provider on the spot, often unknowingly agreeing to pay higher fees," said Linda Jun, counsel at Americans for Financial Reform.
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According to the preliminary report, the sailors originally set out from Kuwait for Bahrain but quickly -- and unknowingly -- went off course and headed almost directly for Iran's Farsi Island in the middle of the Persian Gulf.
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The drug has caused fatal overdoses to skyrocket over the past few years, as many people unknowingly take painkillers or opiates cut with the potent drug — or specifically seek out fentanyl because it is so powerful.
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The White House said Thursday that it wants Congress to pass legislation protecting patients from receiving surprise medical bills after they visit the emergency room or unknowingly receive care from providers not covered by their insurance.
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The White House said yesterday that it wants Congress to pass legislation protecting patients from receiving surprise medical bills after they visit the emergency room or unknowingly receive care from providers not covered by their insurance.
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Sachdev said in many of the cases he has worked on involving forex products, what starts as a simple hedging contract is restructured many times until the customer is unknowingly taking on excessive levels of risk.
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We know that people will eat more based on what they're served, as proven by a study in which people who unknowingly ate out of self-refilling bowls of soup consumed more than those who didn't.
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The young man, whose story is in the latest issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, unknowingly ate a 3-inch toothpick in a sandwich that went through most of his digestive system without notice.
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Even at low levels, nitrate can kill infants and harm unborn children – just 10 milligrams of nitrate per liter of water can, when unknowingly used to make formula to feed an infant, cause blue baby syndrome.
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In 22013, the court reduced Viktor Troicki's 18-month ban for refusing to submit a blood sample to 12 months and cut Marin Cilic's nine-month ban for unknowingly ingesting a banned stimulant to four months.
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"It's now apparent to me that I spent lots of energy putting my 2012 tweet in context and little energy is disavowing the anti-semitic trope I unknowingly used, which is unfortunate and offensive," Omar wrote.
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"When I was just 11 years old, I unknowingly and somehow accidentally became a female advocate," Markle said at the UN Women's "20th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference of Women in Beijing" event in 2015.
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"It's now apparent to me that I spent lots of energy putting my 2012 tweet in context and little energy is disavowing the anti-semitic trope I unknowingly used, which is unfortunate and offensive," Omar tweeted.
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While wilding out at Momofuku Milk Bar in one of the previous New York episodes of Fuck, That's Delicious, he may have unknowingly concocted the greatest drinkable ice cream creation of all time: the Baklava Milkshake.
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Millions of Americans have unknowingly signed or accepted these contract clauses, in which they agree to take legal disputes to private arbitration — a secretive legal forum with no judge, no jury, and practically zero government oversight.
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However I also knew the importance of laying the groundwork for any future victims of Baio's that may come forward and to warn parents who might unknowingly allow their children to be alone with this molester.
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It would not, of course, follow that individual members of those groups were barred from showing one another equal respect — but it would also be plausible that, at times, strangers instantiate these ossified relations, even unknowingly.
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The report comes after two patients in California appeared to become ill with the virus through so-called community spread, where the sickness spreads in completely different communities possibly due to people unknowingly carrying the virus.
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The practice can result in patients receiving costly bills, even if they seek care at in-network facilities but are unknowingly treated by doctors who don't participate in insurance networks and are employed by staffing firms.
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The practice can result in patients receiving costly bills, even if they seek care at in-network facilities but are unknowingly treated by doctors who don't participate in insurance networks and are employed by staffing firms.
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What&aposs potentially troubling is that every time a Curve business card has been unknowingly spent in, for example, a grocery store, that store&aposs bank will have paid Curve a higher interchange fee entirely unnecessarily.
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Individuals fairly using copyrighted work, or those using it unknowingly — like kids posting videos of themselves on YouTube dancing to the latest Cardi B song — could be forced to pay up to $30,000 for those mistakes.
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With a Republican administration vowing to trim Medicaid, Kaiser Health News is examining how the U.S. has evolved into a "Medicaid Nation," where huge swaths of Americans rely on the program, directly and indirectly, often unknowingly.
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By consistently going to the gym and pushing myself to do things I REALLYYYYYYYY didn't want to do I was unknowingly training my mind to take back control over the wants and needs of my body.
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It's unclear whether the foreign nationals believed the University of Farmington was a fake institution set up to shop out student visas, as ICE claims, or whether they were entrapped into unknowingly violating their visa terms.
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An unexpected ending will occur, one you did not see coming and one that you may feel like you accidentally, unknowingly brought on yourself, but ultimately, it will bring you toward greater freedom in your life.
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From the tone of Brennan's testimony, it was clear that he remains outraged by the Russian meddling and what he sees as the near certainty that Trump aides either knowingly or unknowingly cooperated with the Kremlin.
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Vaccinations have been largely successful at suppressing measles in the US, but a few dozen to a few hundred cases occur each year, typically when unvaccinated citizens travel abroad and unknowingly bring the virus back with them.
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Mueller's report names several politicians, media personalities, and celebrities who were interacting unknowingly with the IRA, such as former Ambassador Michael McFaul, Roger Stone, Sean Hannity, Kellyanne Conway, Michael Flynn Jr., Donald Trump Jr., and President Trump.
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This spurious correlation might unknowingly become part of your bank's financial model, and the next time a similar large coffee chain opens, it triggers a massive automated sell-off of assets that poisons the greater financial system.
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In the season 7 installment, unsung hero Gilly (Hannah Murray) is reading parts of High Septon Maynard's book to an annoyed Samwell Tarly (John Bradley), and unknowingly stumbles upon the absolute biggest secret of Game Of Thrones.
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The news of Masterson's firing comes one day after the Huffington Post reported that a Netflix executive unknowingly told one of Masterson's accusers on Sunday that higher-ups at the company don't think the allegations are credible.
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A class action suit against Prudential was also filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey on behalf of Wells Fargo customers who say they were unknowingly signed up for Prudential policies.
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Gadhia said the proposals will fail to clear up confusion about how much a "free" current account actually costs, where customers unknowingly suffer from lower interest rates paid on their deposits as well as higher overdraft fees.
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Although the film eventually makes this clear, at the beginning of the fight we're left with the impression that she has stumbled unknowingly into the system, in a way that doesn't seem to have been actually true.
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"For Texas to introduce a poison into the equation is a bad decision in our opinion and could likely contaminate humans who unknowingly process and eat feral hogs," the Texas Hog Hunters Association said in a Change.
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Area 1's technology addresses one of the most pernicious digital threats: so-called spear-phishing attacks, which bait unsuspecting workers into clicking on links in emails and unknowingly giving attackers a toehold in their employers' systems.
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He understands that "the reciprocal, self-perpetuating relationship between the production and the commentary of art" — that Vasarian loop — was actually something that had long since been developed in China; unknowingly, the West was playing catch-up.
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"Always try to avoid insects because many people get infected without knowing it and can unknowingly pass it on through sexual transmission," said Assunta Uffer-Marcolongo, president of the nonprofit International Association for Medical Assistance to Travelers.
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Mr. Rahimi is accused of setting a second bomb on West 27th Street, but it was found by passers-by who unknowingly disarmed the device nine minutes before it was set to explode outside a restaurant window.
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They also seek answers about the role of the army, the involvement of police from nearby Huitzuco, and the growing theory that the students were attacked because they unknowingly commandeered a bus stashed with a drug shipment.
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WASHINGTON — White House officials on Tuesday called for people who left New York City in recent days to quarantine for two weeks in their new location, saying that they might have unknowingly contracted the coronavirus before leaving.
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It's normally a process that is stumbled into unknowingly—everyone piles out of the club in one long intoxicated line, and before you know it you're halfway back and there's no point paying out for a taxi.
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In other words, just by installing the cheap and easy smart home stuff Amazon sells, an entire city can unknowingly create a wireless network where anything — like your very good dog or maybe yourself — can be located.
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" Sinema added that she had "real concern" for individuals who solicited child prostitution and could face a class 22007 felony for "unknowingly soliciting sex from a 12-year-old who appeared to be a 20-year-old.
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But because of her history of PTSD and because she had been drinking and couldn't remember much of what happened before she fell asleep, they questioned if she was unknowingly projecting a previous trauma onto the situation.
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The Gaetzes lived in a picturesque suburban house that was used as a set in The Truman Show, the 1998 Jim Carrey flick about a man who has spent his entire life, unknowingly, in a television program.
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"Customers are unknowingly buying crap versions of the product, while both Amazon and the scammers are profiting, and the reputation you've built goes down the toilet, " Elevation Lab wrote in the post, which has since gone viral.
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But most of the time, when pinged, the researchers use a boat to follow the floating tag's signal in the water, or a car on land — if some person has intercepted it and taken it home unknowingly.
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After all, she grew up playing with a beloved Rosa Bonheur doll — a porcelain-faced model of the artist, popular in the United States during the mid-250s — and Bonheur had unknowingly jump-started the American's artistic career.
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U.S. officials have long warned Americans against traveling to North Korea, and on Monday it outlined a dozen specific actions that "whether done knowingly or unknowingly - 'have been treated as crimes" in an attempt to further caution travelers.
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Here was a President who embraces despots, doubles down on defending "both sides" of the Charlottesville protests, unknowingly retweets Mussolini slogans, and has made his sympathies clear for white nationalist causes and right-wing politics around the world.
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Based on this sneak peek, you can expect Pandas to be packed with adorable black-and-white bundles climbing, drinking, falling, playing, squeaking and just generally being mind-meltingly adorable all while unknowingly helping to save their species.
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Privacy advocates are also concerned about federal officials shopping for favorable judges to grant their warrants, about judges not fully understanding the implications of warrants, and about U.S. law enforcement unknowingly accessing computers abroad outside of their jurisdiction.
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But one thing is true: The placebo effect is real, so people such as Mesmer (who was unknowingly working with it) can't be all that bad if positive results are experienced in the absence of other authentic remedies.
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And that's when Donald gifted women everywhere the "binders full of women" of 2016, prompting many to take to social media to reclaim an insult Trump lobbed at Clinton and, unknowingly to him, at all of them too.
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A guest staying at the same hotel as the professor then unwittingly infected more than 43 medical and nursing staff at a second Hong Kong hospital, and six other guests unknowingly spread SARS to Vietnam, Singapore and Canada.
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The businessmen in button-ups unknowingly being passed by a billionaire in a tight T-shirt; the wires connecting to the audience's temples, like mental feeding-tubes; the man in the center using a laptop he can't see.
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"It's now apparent to me that I spent lots of energy putting my 2012 tweet in context and little energy is disavowing the anti-semitic trope I unknowingly used, which is unfortunate and offensive," Omar tweeted last week.
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According to the report, some officers were unknowingly relying on security footage that was running on a 20-minute delay, causing them to believe the shooter was still inside the school long after he had fled the premises.
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She was appointed by Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter to the National Advisory Council on Women's Educational Programs, where she wrote a report on how faculty members often unknowingly treat women and men differently in the classroom.
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Your feeling of inconvenience has grown to a state of fear and vulnerability, which you unknowingly assisted in creating by not changing the default password on your wireless router or because of a security vulnerability in your DVR.
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A lot of that work focuses on identifying the subtext that brands unknowingly send and helping them evolve their messaging — knowledge I've gained over years of working one-on-one with women and hearing the frustrations they experience.
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I thank Rodriguez for unknowingly providing a wide range of themes for my parenting curriculum: greatness and sacrifice, risk and reward, being liked versus being respected, apologies and sincerity, right and wrong, practice and preach, clean and dirty.
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Part of the Pixar theory features animals getting smarter — hence adorable talking fish going to school — as human society backslides, as shown by the humans of WALL·E basically being (unknowingly) held hostage by their own utopia in space.
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When Taylor left home at 17 to play junior hockey with the Portland Winterhawks in Oregon, he was unknowingly establishing a precedent for his brother, who at 17 left home to train at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School.
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Her post comes after Felicity Huffman, another mother charged in the scandal (this time for paying at least $15,000 for her daughter to unknowingly cheat on her SATs), pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 14 days in jail.
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The panic began last Thursday, when a small-town police department in southwestern Pennsylvania made a Facebook post warning parents about all the "drug-laced edibles" kids might unknowingly score while trick-or-treating in a couple weeks.
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Emergency rooms are saturated, first responders are stretched thin, courtrooms are flooded, the workforce is dwindling, and—due to the increasing prevalence of fentanyl—even people unknowingly exposed to opioids are at risk of harm or even death.
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"It's possible there's nothing here but it's also possible that Rick Perry participated in, knowingly or unknowingly, a pressure campaign to have Ukraine investigate the president's domestic political opponents," Austin Evers, executive director of American Oversight, told POLITICO.
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"I am upset that I was unknowingly involved in a large scheme that helps give kids who may not work as hard as others an advantage over those who truly deserve those spots," he said in a statement.
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If you go grocery shopping in the quiet, family-centric Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, you might have unknowingly stood above the venue for Submit — a New York City queer sex party that excludes cisgender men.
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