Plus, these criticisms almost all come from a place of both unnecessarily demonizing actual strippers and sex workers and unnecessarily sexualizing a child.
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His refusal to fix the medical-supply crisis means that the virus is unnecessarily spreading in hospitals and that Americans will unnecessarily die.
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Fancy words used unnecessarily make you sound like a fool.
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Debates over values, Mr Orban thinks, "unnecessarily generate social problems".
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The family detention infrastructure is already unnecessarily and inefficiently large.
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Often unnecessarily punitive, NCAA violations are a nightmare to navigate.
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"An overly ambitious approach will be unnecessarily risky," says Rusten.
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Where Kristin Cavallari goes, unnecessarily escalated fights (used to) follow.
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The truth, though, is that this debate is unnecessarily binary.
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This doesn't mean that you should have to suffer unnecessarily.
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Waiting to move on rates unnecessarily invites more political risk.
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The result is both up and down trends accelerated unnecessarily.
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It eventually passed, but she says it was unnecessarily difficult.
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Lawsuits have accused the administration of unnecessarily extending children's stays.
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That thought, four months later, struck Jiayu as unnecessarily theatrical.
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" He voiced concerns that deploying troops would escalate tensions "unnecessarily.
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Reviewers also said the series was unnecessarily complicated and complex.
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But still, many of them are pricking their fingers unnecessarily.
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In fact, WSOF 34 might have actually been unnecessarily stacked.
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There's no stretching every moment to an unnecessarily prolonged beat.
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I think that this is unnecessarily exposing providers to risk.
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Tribune cited "unnecessarily aggressive and protracted negotiations" with government regulators.
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But there are clues: Your friendship may feel unnecessarily intricate.
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A negative or unnecessarily stressful environment diminishes every employee's productivity.
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I say it seems unnecessarily stressful to live like this.
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"This isn't a spare, modern place," she said, quite unnecessarily.
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"This isn't a spare, modern place," she said, quite unnecessarily.
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In this case, more than 8,85033 people were unnecessarily exposed.
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And it'll also keep your floors from getting unnecessarily dirty.
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We have an unnecessarily weak presidential field, especially the incumbent.
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Yet the president has entered the fray unprepared and unnecessarily handicapped.
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Icahn called the financing from Berkshire "extraordinarily and unnecessarily expensive" financing.
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This seems like an unnecessarily user-hostile decision on YouTube's part.
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We've seen encounters between black men and police turn unnecessarily deadly.
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The UK's national Unnecessarily Loud Man Piers Morgan voiced his displeasure.
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They just add more complications to an already unnecessarily convoluted plot.
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He concedes, though, that clumsy BRI propaganda has alarmed neighbours unnecessarily.
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It may seem like an unnecessarily complicated process for moving money.
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How many sick women were unnecessarily endangered between 2009 and 2011?
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It's rounded and slick — as in the sides are unnecessarily glossy.
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It seems to me that you're unnecessarily conflating these two goals.
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EVERY DAY IF THERE ARE UNNECESSARILY TRAGIC DEATHS HAPPENING EVERY DAY.
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And they charged that Washington was unnecessarily escalating tensions with Tehran.
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But Ludendorff's plan for that armistice was naïve and unnecessarily complicated.
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Given the settled science, she didn't want to spend time unnecessarily.
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This wasn't a rudderless organization, but their direction felt unnecessarily circumspect.
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The unstated corollary is that one's journey shouldn't be unnecessarily prolonged.
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In particular, the aid form is unnecessarily long, repetitive and dense.
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If you do, you won't spend unnecessarily on any impulse buys.
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I went back to make sure that I wasn't bleeding unnecessarily.
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"That's OK, I love spending money unnecessarily" — said no one ever.
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The scenes on both films were "unnecessarily excluded," the airline said.
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Am I being too sensitive, or was the text unnecessarily rude?
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Thousands of rural Americans would continue to die unnecessarily each year.
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"Stirring the pot unnecessarily doesn't help business whatsoever," Mr. Kornei said.
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Legally operating a business is unnecessarily complex, expensive and time consuming.
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But the fear of evacuating unnecessarily has been replaced by caution.
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Meanwhile, some financial advisors say annuities are unnecessarily complex and expensive.
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Long ago, I became convinced that modern weddings were unnecessarily burdensome.
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Unnecessarily costly regulations act like taxes, similarly reducing Americans' well-being.
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Politicians in all parties said the order had been unnecessarily disruptive.
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The opposition says it is security forces who are unnecessarily violent.
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Things would be much worse, unnecessarily, if policy tightened a lot.
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A couple of years ago, a startup called Juicero released a $400 juicer that used a proprietary five-step process to turn its own unnecessarily expensive juice packs into, uh, an unnecessarily expensive glass of juice.
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"He liked to unnecessarily touch female graduate students, including myself," she says.
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"They were going after aggressive pricing that was unnecessarily high," he said.
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Look how Vonleh unnecessarily helps out on this drive by Nicolas Batum.
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"The proposed Joint Submission Plan is extremely, and unnecessarily, partisan," she said.
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The call was horrendous, but my reaction was unnecessarily unkind and personal.
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Millions of women die unnecessarily because they don't get appropriate maternal healthcare.
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That speedy recovery will ensure that our economy does not suffer unnecessarily.
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You may even need to replace it entirely, spending additional money unnecessarily.
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Taxes, especially on the business side, are too high and unnecessarily complicated.
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Recently, we had a case prosecuted where an officer kicked somebody unnecessarily.
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There are multiple mentions of him unnecessarily and brutally killing a girl.
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My gripe is with the process, which is wantonly and unnecessarily destructive.
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The lightning-storm finale occasions daring rescues without unnecessarily slaying any characters.
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But the method Niel and his bankers have chosen seems unnecessarily complicated.
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Restrictions on free trade and unnecessarily or uncertain regulation limit economic freedom.
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Opponents of the tax argue that it unnecessarily complicates the tax process.
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Officers face costs, legal and psychological, when they unnecessarily fire their guns.
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I was spending at least $40 per day just eating out unnecessarily.
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Mashed also called out the store for unnecessarily wrapping produce in plastic.
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To be "extra" is to be unnecessarily dramatic and over the top
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They also think that at least 8,000 lab animals were used unnecessarily.
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When you rattle off their name unnecessarily, it sounds foolish and awkward.
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The deputy prime minister accused Mr. Puigdemont of prolonging the conflict unnecessarily.
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But the buttons were often triggered prematurely or unnecessarily by jittery pilots.
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We are wired to conserve energy and to avoid exerting ourselves unnecessarily.
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The manner of its termination has nevertheless proven inept and unnecessarily costly.
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Moreover, the cost of many products could drastically increase, unnecessarily penalizing consumers.
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The European argument is that Mr. Trump has unnecessarily provoked the Iranians.
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Nuanced interiority gives way to action — sometimes, unnecessarily, in the third person.
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Why shouldn't a patient who continues to see me unnecessarily pay more?
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, called the bill unnecessarily divisive and problematic.
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Rather, it's time to cut back rules that unnecessarily encumber energy development.
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The fun with this one was going as unnecessarily hard as possible.
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It means that Randy's ability to be Randy was never unnecessarily constrained.
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By entering the debate, she unnecessarily opened herself up to these challenges.
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Immigrant advocates argue that the process is both confusing and unnecessarily duplicative.
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Immigrant advocates argue that the process is both confusing and unnecessarily duplicative.
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It's predictable (opponents switch every single time) and unnecessarily congests the floor.
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We're not great at it and we don't want to post unnecessarily.
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In particular, the antibiotic clindamycin was highly likely to be unnecessarily prescribed.
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Idaho, Nevada, Texas, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia have all taken measures to make sure doctors aren't unnecessarily prescribing chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine -- just as the antibiotic Cipro was unnecessarily prescribed and hoarded after the anthrax attacks of 2001.
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"The United States is pushing us to the West unnecessarily, and China is shoving us to the East unnecessarily," said Kim Ki-jung, a political scientist at Yonsei University in Seoul and foreign policy adviser for Mr. Moon.
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For example, the documents show Cybercom struggling with how to hit targets quickly while still ensuring its hacking operations aren't unnecessarily jeopardizing the work of U.S. spy agencies gathering intelligence about ISIS and not unnecessarily stepping on allies' toes.
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The GST, although welcome, is unnecessarily complicated and bureaucratic, greatly reducing its efficiency.
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I have opposed the expansion of NATO because I think it's unnecessarily provocative.
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This is a guy who was actually being sent back to prison unnecessarily.
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Others are so unnecessarily ridiculous that they're not even worth a second glance.
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When she does reveal her vulnerabilities, she apologizes for them, unnecessarily but endearingly.
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This murder — rapid, weightless, and unnecessarily gory — is Death Note in a nutshell.
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Big names in the YouTube community have been critical of unnecessarily lengthy videos.
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Conversely, consumers don't want to throw food away unnecessarily -- but we certainly do.
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It's a low blow, but also, Colton's being unnecessarily cruel to Jean Blanc.
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Worse, Arkansas made it unnecessarily hard for people to register their work effort.
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"Well unfortunately, the United States has been escalating the situation unnecessarily," Zarif said.
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The pressure I face on standardized tests often comes from myself, sometimes unnecessarily.
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The budget proposes eliminating up to another 103 "burdensome and unnecessarily complex" questions.
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Coca-Cola supports anti-tax campaigns that employ tactics that unnecessarily create opponents.
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Which is why, when we see unnecessarily gendered products, we face palm — hard.
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And that would unnecessarily endanger both the security and prosperity of our country.
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Many of the criticisms of OCE stem from this unnecessarily short review period.
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"This bill would unnecessarily delay fair pay to millions of workers," said Rep.
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But what often goes unaddressed is why some Americans summon police officers unnecessarily.
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In other words, patients were unnecessarily turned away from potentially life-altering treatments.
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It is curious, then, that executive branch officials have unnecessarily restrained these efforts.
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A woman dies every two hours in the US from cervical cancer, unnecessarily.
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Politics has trumped commerce and created an environment where trade is unnecessarily complicated.
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Trump argued that both southern Utah sites unnecessarily restricted activity from nearby residents.
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The waitress broke into song: "All...by...myself," she sang, also, perhaps, unnecessarily.
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Reporters in the Trump era have relied unnecessarily on weak or anonymous sourcing.
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"I try not to add or subtract unnecessarily," Noz says of his approach.
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To unfairly and unnecessarily elevate this book gives it so far to fall.
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Mr. Janzen seems unnecessarily anxious, as if not knowing how good he is.
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It unnecessarily diverts energy and resources needed to revive an already battered economy.
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I noticed many people taking precautions — and others unnecessarily exposing themselves to germs.
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It also isn't great to encourage people to go out in public unnecessarily.
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"I've never lived in a place that was so unnecessarily barren," she said.
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And there can be a debate about whether Mr. Gabriel was unnecessarily provocative.
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For the rest of the world, this is unnecessarily excruciating and fairly inexplicable.
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Some have claimed that subpoenaing witnesses and documents would unnecessarily prolong this trial.
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To wait for it is to invite disaster or to prolong suffering unnecessarily.
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"I'm not going to let a guy unnecessarily taunt our bench," Carlisle said.
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The system for repaying loans is unforgiving and unnecessarily pushes borrowers into default.
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It simply means that when crummy things happen, you don't blame yourself unnecessarily.
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NO. BUT DO THEY CREATE A LEVEL OF UNCERTAINTY UNNECESSARILY IN THE MARKET?
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Those terms unnecessarily perpetuate stigma against mental illness that affects millions of Americans.
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A lot of pea coats are unnecessarily wide, leaving their wearers looking broad.
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What we are seeing in Puerto Rico could cause people to die unnecessarily.
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A number of experts have criticized hacking warrants as granting unnecessarily broad powers.
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At first, the whole ordeal seemed unnecessarily alarmist; now it seemed too simple.
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Chicago cops unnecessarily shoot at suspects and go unpunished, scathing DOJ report says Chicago cops unnecessarily shoot at suspects and go unpunished, scathing DOJ report says The Chicago Police Department has "engaged in a pattern or practice of unreasonable force," violating the civil rights of citizens by unnecessarily shooting at suspects and failing to adequately investigate or punish officers who break the law, the Justice Department announced Friday.
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We recognize that the kind of lives the immigrant community lives is unnecessarily difficult.
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Young girls are new at it and aren't always prepared...it's so embarrassing, unnecessarily.
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Ordinarily, this isn't something I would do, unnecessarily handing over a piece of information.
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Eager to use artificial intelligence, some companies may be unnecessarily complicating easy business problems.
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Fred accuses Serena of being unnecessarily mean to June, causing her to run away.
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Other traditional weapons from the 'weaponless kingdom' include unnecessarily sturdy and sharp hair pins.
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It has to do with me making unnecessarily rude comments, which I do regret.
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Instead of playing coy or being unnecessarily humble, Williams gave a pretty badass answer.
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You don&apost want to grow the size of our of our military unnecessarily.
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"Reports of looting are inaccurate and & unnecessarily put our community on edge," officials tweeted.
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Protesters said they'd been pushed, punched, elbowed and that the approach was unnecessarily aggressive.
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"I didn't want to intrude unnecessarily and possibly make the woman uncomfortable," she says.
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About half of the programs, however, used spray sunscreens to avoid unnecessarily touching children.
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It will likely waste your time and theirs, and leave you feeling unnecessarily frustrated.
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Booking corporate travel is unnecessarily time-consuming, expensive and burdensome compared to leisure travel.
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China rejects those accusations and accuses the United States of ratcheting up tensions unnecessarily.
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But first-gen iterations of new technology are often unnecessarily big and battery sucking.
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Ramos also erred by adopting an unnecessarily harsh interpretation that directly influenced the result.
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Abrams's appointment unnecessarily polarizes this crisis at a time when unity is most needed.
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Real horses get summarily executed if they snap one of their unnecessarily spindly legs.
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He accused Democrats of unnecessarily dragging out the interview, which lasted over three hours.
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Describing these workers as having "low" or no skills seems unnecessarily judgmental to me.
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The current system has been criticised as keeping drug prices unnecessarily high in Japan.
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That time and money is wasted when those studies are delayed unnecessarily, Benesch said.
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My life was effectively turned upside down and my reputation, worldwide, was unnecessarily damaged.
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"It would lead to many unnecessary positives and unnecessarily people being quarantined," Muliyil continued.
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"We are scaring people unnecessarily," host Sean Hannity said in one early March monologue.
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Deescalation training by law enforcement is one way to prevent these unnecessarily fatal interventions.
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Like many such agencies, it had grown to be unnecessarily complex and notoriously wasteful.
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Comprehensive tariffs, which harm American consumers and workers unnecessarily, are not the right reaction.
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"I don't know that you made any mistakes, man, that's unnecessarily harsh," Dufresne replied.
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But where he is at fault is that he made the situation unnecessarily worse.
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This would avoid unnecessarily taxing consumers caught in the midst of the trade war.
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Schumer also panned Republican arguments that bringing in witnesses would prolong the trial unnecessarily.
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Not all Berkeley Republicans agree with their tactics — some describe it as unnecessarily provocative.
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"He extends up and into the hit unnecessarily," the league said in a video.
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This can lead to calling out and losing pay, or using sick time unnecessarily.
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Also, retaining this app data for several years feels like an unnecessarily long time.
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The current system has been criticized as keeping drug prices unnecessarily high in Japan.
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Republicans and Arizona's business interests oppose it, saying it would unnecessarily shut down development.
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Elephants are exceptionally smart and empathetic animals, who are being unnecessarily slaughtered for sport.
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Consequently, unnecessarily high prices wipe out many such trades and the mutual wealth generated.
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"Raising interest rates too quickly could choke off this economic growth unnecessarily," Poloz continued.
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According to residents of the camp, several people have unnecessarily died in this manner.
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But conservative Muslim organizations and human rights groups criticized the decision as unnecessarily punitive.
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"It's a letter from Jeremiah, a solder in the Civil War," she explained, unnecessarily.
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If money is unnecessarily used, then your whole credit and account can be disrupted.
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Thanks to this, laws around the world frequently prohibit knowingly and unnecessarily harming vertebrates.
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More than 600,000 Americans died of heart disease in 2015, many of them unnecessarily.
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"The DoD needs to acknowledge that they unnecessarily exposed people to dangerous carcinogens," he says.
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Budnitz explained that past studies have found about 30% of outpatient antibiotics are prescribed unnecessarily.
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However, by worrying unnecessarily, we risk abusing that natural system and depleting our energy resources.
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Critics of Dodd-Frank said the stringent rules discouraged lending and burdened smaller banks unnecessarily.
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"If Congress does not take immediate legislative action, Puerto Ricans will continue to suffer unnecessarily."
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Since downloading two, I have become unnecessarily aware of many of my fetus's developmental milestones.
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This debate has also been unnecessarily complicated by ethical and environmental concerns about eating meat.
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"The government does not wish to unnecessarily delay reunification," the lawyers wrote in legal filings.
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Denying people access to life extension technologies may eventually be deemed unconstitutional and unnecessarily cruel.
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Another gripe I have about the Versa is that switching watch bands is unnecessarily complicated.
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Another problem with polls like mine are that they narrow the field of debate unnecessarily.
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She says losing a home unnecessarily is too severe a punishment to take any chances.
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Many were unnecessarily bundled away in asylums, deemed irreparably ill because their words went unheeded.
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It all started with his unnecessarily angry tirade about the size of the inauguration crowd.
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But many stripes are there quite unnecessarily, simply as design features -- to catch the eye.
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Consumers will not be properly protected and businesses will suffer under unnecessarily expensive regulatory burdens.
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Benchmark's false allegations are wholly without merit and have unnecessarily harmed Uber and its shareholders.
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When the theory runs up against the practice, the result makes Republicans look unnecessarily cruel.
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When official paramedics and police remain the sole gatekeepers to naloxone, lives are unnecessarily lost.
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But the firm assumes "highly unrealistic and unnecessarily expensive" actions are taken to reduce emissions.
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At worst, it unnecessarily targets people for police attention, creating a new form of profiling.
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This very unsafe, dangerous behavior in the air, which puts people's lives at risk unnecessarily.
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Eliminating earmarks had no impact on overall spending, but unnecessarily transferred authority to unelected bureaucrats.
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Anyone else think that refusing to call her Senator Warren is disrespectful and unnecessarily petty?
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Meanwhile, inside China, Xi is being accused of triumphalism and unnecessarily picking fights with America.
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It is an unnecessarily reckless framing which engages in exactly the escalation Bolton himself decries.
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They praised generally good care — once they learned how to navigate an unnecessarily bureaucratic system.
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Over the life of the loans, that represents $10.1 billion in unnecessarily high interest payments.
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Offering a concrete response at this point would limit the U.S. unnecessarily, he argued. Sen.
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The process of contract bargaining was often hostile and plagued by unnecessarily expensive bundled services.
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That he's reckless, unnecessarily antagonizing powerful adversaries, declaring war on too many enemies at once.
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The ICS officials must ensure that every individual detainee does not suffer or die unnecessarily.
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FCC said the 80-year-old rule is outdated and unnecessarily burdensome for broadcast stations.
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"You're dragging this case on unnecessarily by insulting the jury," Walls warned both sides Monday.
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The card brands have made EMV migration in the United States unnecessarily challenging for retailers.
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" Hannity added later in the show, "I don't like how we are scaring people unnecessarily.
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But whatever kernel of a point McCarthy had is buried here in unnecessarily gendered nonsense.
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Finishing this task is important in ensuring IEEPA is not invoked unnecessarily, among other benefits.
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His cruel, unnecessarily hard-edged approach to immigration enforcement goes after law-abiding, taxpaying residents.
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I don't think you should suffer unnecessarily, but you need to weigh the true benefit.
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Otherwise, she said, "we unnecessarily risk the important gains our military presence helped bring about."
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This was a straightforward matter that became unnecessarily complex despite the U.A.E.'s best efforts.
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Characters reintroduce themselves to us every time they appear, unnecessarily reminding us of their particulars.
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Even if you are wearing a face mask properly, you may be wearing it unnecessarily.
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But this Saudi retribution is unnecessarily aggressive and clearly intended to intimidate critics into silence.
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"We do not unnecessarily keep people in custody for a long time," Mr. Kukimoto said.
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The emails led to widespread confusion and anger as many people rebooked costly flights unnecessarily.
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The resources needed to fund those coming into the country must not overburden Americans unnecessarily.
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While it was possible to delist, understanding when those requirements were met was unnecessarily complicated.
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The way we broke up is another (unnecessarily) long story, but the Mobb Deep vs.
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Step therapy keeps practitioners from providing individualized care and may cause patients to suffer unnecessarily.
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That violence is just too easy, too grindingly obvious and familiar; it's also unnecessarily ugly.
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The endorsement editorial was unnecessarily harsh toward both Warren and Bernie Sanders, argues Michelle Goldberg.
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The phenomenon also means that advertisers spend unnecessarily to reach digital audiences that don't exist.
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And we often limit ourselves unnecessarily when we&aposre turned down for the first time.
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The agents unnecessarily called my military commander, and I was detained for thirty-four minutes.
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"The Whitney cannot right all the ills of an unjust world," Weinberg unnecessarily reminded us.
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Walley said the restaurant's staff were "unnecessarily rude" and started a campaign against the restaurant.
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One, observe personal hygiene: wash your hands often, avoid touching your eyes or face unnecessarily.
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Democrats including Obama feel strongly that private school vouchers unnecessarily drain funds from public schools.
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Such changes would be unnecessarily redundant under the broad loan forgiveness plans proposed by Sens.
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That way, the Split View is maintained, which can give iOS 211 an unnecessarily modal feel.
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The newspaper reports that some protestors accused the police of being unnecessarily violent in their efforts.
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So, the idea that Australia is creating an unnecessarily high standard for its testing is believable.
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At the time, Siegel says, doctors were understandably worried about unnecessarily giving addictive opioids to patients.
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"Unnecessarily holding children for prolonged periods of time is no deterrent to illegal immigration," he said.
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If you need a fighter to make a fight unnecessarily personal and abrasive, he's your guy.
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Prosecutors accused Kapoor and the other executives of bribing doctors to unnecessarily prescribe their painkiller, Subsys.
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"There is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade," Ghebreyesus said.
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Fact-checking review processes take time to ensure no authentic, standard-bearing content is unnecessarily removed.
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S. cities, all so its pizzas can be delivered to its customers without being unnecessarily jostled.
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It has accused the United States of unnecessarily militarizing the region and threatening to disrupt peace.
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Use good judgment and make sure you're not complaining about something that'll only unnecessarily shame them.
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These actions can unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries, and could result in dangerous miscalculations or accidents.
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China rejects those accusations, and in turn blames the United States for ratcheting up tensions unnecessarily.
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Mr Moore now joins the president in complaining that the Fed is holding back growth unnecessarily.
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If Kine's account really is the whole story, it does seem like an unnecessarily cutthroat approach.
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U.S. officials say the pipeline unnecessarily allows Russia to continue its dominance over European natural gas.
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It could just as easily have unnecessarily impacted a team that was genuinely trying to compete.
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Wow, this sense of entitlement and being unnecessarily demanding lark is really getting to my head!
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Even cinnamon raisin is a step too far some bagel traditionalists, but that seems unnecessarily restrictive.
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The end result tends to be a fractured, unnecessarily complex and (likely) unintentional hampering of innovation.
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Another concern was that it might unnecessarily give the man, a suspected white supremacist, a platform.
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" Analog Devices: "Unnecessarily punished, Analog Devices, for a little bit of drop in the Apple ecosystem.
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On Thursday, the banking industry's trade group suggested that the stress tests had become unnecessarily burdensome.
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"I feel that the stories I saw were still overwritten and unnecessarily complicated," Mr. Sulzberger said.
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The new tax law is unnecessarily complicated but, surprisingly, fixes to the offshore problem are not.
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Among the consequences of this approach are prematurely dying older men and unnecessarily suffering older women.
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Debbie's adolescent ignorance, combined with that Gallagher grit, have put her in some unnecessarily precarious situations.
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And by the way, these words are not meant to be unnecessarily harsh on the GOP.
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You're going to destroy these people unnecessarily'...but he was fixated on this mission of his.
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If we were not bearing witness and improving conditions, I know that migrants would unnecessarily die.
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Critics have since accused Bolton of using a routine deployment to unnecessarily escalate tensions with Iran.
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They argue that it unnecessarily adds costs to oil and natural gas drilling on federal land.
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Fill up the tub with only the amount of water you needDon't run the heater unnecessarily.
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If care is not affordable, people will choose not to seek treatment and will suffer unnecessarily.
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Such a duty, critics argue, could stifle innovation and unnecessarily punish billionaires merely for their success.
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Too many missteps of that kind could force Mr. Trump unnecessarily into a Cleveland floor fight.
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Absorb his unnecessarily high dribble on the perimeter, his lucky isolation shots that make no sense.
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Might a soldier who fears nothing unnecessarily place himself, his unit or innocent bystanders at risk?
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It would leave New Yorkers suffering through unnecessarily long and unpredictable commutes for years to come.
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One member, Richard Semegram, advised the group to avoid being unnecessarily aggressive at the committee meeting.
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Thinking about those people who were unnecessarily incarcerated, one is overwhelmed by the lost human potential.
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Ferreira argued that the sentence was unnecessarily harsh and said Davis planned to appeal his sentence.
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I accidentally took the longer route and walked up and down a flight of stairs unnecessarily.
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This move would reward the companies in the industry who are unnecessarily driving up methane emissions.
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Many just survived without a paycheck for weeks on account of an unnecessarily long governmental shutdown.
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They are unnecessarily lenient for a private company to which the First Amendment does not apply.
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With that, Juicero became the poster child for unnecessarily complex technovations and overpriced, overhyped wellness products.
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In addition, Medicare could implement barriers to discourage prescribers from increasing doses to unnecessarily high levels.
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They say such a designation would unnecessarily restrict various uses of the land, including energy production.
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Some of the more notoriously (and unnecessarily) difficult bosses were much easier to deal with 2v1.
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With a few exceptions, the oil and gas industry has opposed the regulations as unnecessarily costly.
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This issue recurred several times in the text and made sussing out her conclusions unnecessarily difficult.
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They get scratchy hospital blankets instead of nice purple fleece ones because of unnecessarily strict sterility standards.
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In exchange for that pat emotional comfort, thousands upon thousands of Americans will continue to die unnecessarily.
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"The Icelandic government continues to unnecessarily maintain capital controls that intentionally discriminate against foreign investors," he said.
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As good as it looked, I couldn't help but think that Microsoft has unnecessarily carpeted a computer.
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When companies like Harley-Davidson are cutting jobs because of a trade war that he started unnecessarily.
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This can create issues with establishing causality and sets up an unnecessarily antagonistic dynamic with the customer.
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It creates an oversight board that unnecessarily undercuts the democratic institution of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
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A programming error, for example, may cause a rear-end collision by unnecessarily engaging the vehicle's brakes.
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You can shoot at full resolution, but it won't do much beyond giving you unnecessarily large files.
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That move drew plenty of criticism for what some viewed as an unnecessarily broad application of copyright.
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When it comes to shopping for swimsuits, there's a whole hoard of things we unnecessarily worry about.
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The scene is unnecessarily intense, and Spike Lee is making his view on the issue very clear.
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In an attempt to avoid making an abusive crime look glamorous, the teen show is unnecessarily somber.
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What does he even look like when he's not sitting in that unnecessarily dark and misty room?
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The paper suggests that it was the FBI's inert pace that allowed the abuse to continue unnecessarily.
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She then goes out of her way to unnecessarily assure him the nudity wasn't sexual for her.
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Not winning your NCAA bracket is one thing; unnecessarily losing your money to Uncle Sam is another.
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" When asked about Giuliani's remarks about saving black lives, T.I. responded, "He also imprisoned so many unnecessarily.
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Reducing "unnecessarily long" prison sentences and investing in programs preventing recidivism were also some of her priorities.
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So don't make it unnecessarily difficult by approaching the issue of restructuring as a last-minute solution.
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" You may think Harris was being unnecessarily aggressive, fulfilling the damaging stereotype of the "angry Black woman.
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Like our predilection for saying sorry unnecessarily, EPs are a way to soften the words we say.
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A federal court called his detention "unnecessarily cruel" and unconstitutional, alluding to possible First Amendment right violations.
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Then, because he is particularly scummy, he insisted to Rachel that Kenny was unnecessarily "aggressive" towards him.
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I sometimes wonder how many people I unnecessarily upset back then and it begins to irritate me.
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For a historian who prizes evidence as much as Kotkin does, it seemed an unnecessarily extravagant claim.
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Additionally, it would also unnecessarily threaten the health and well being of migrants to process people individually.
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The new interpretation of the TCPA has driven a deeper wedge between consumers and corporations, unnecessarily so.
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That "unnecessarily created an appearance of frosty ties, even as the North Korea threat loomed," Pak said.
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But complete bans that disarm faculty and adult students qualified to carry elsewhere unnecessarily sweep too broadly.
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Tens of thousands of American lives every year are lost early and unnecessarily to environmental health hazards.
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By shifting between Russia and the West, Turkey portrays itself unnecessarily as a volatile and challenging counterpart.
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Over-ear headphones can often be unnecessarily pricey, as can earbuds, even without the best sound quality.
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Another downside: The president's unpredictability makes it unnecessarily difficult for his congressional allies to get things done.
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If they're not unnecessarily bulky and weighing down your head, they're poking and prodding at your eardrums.
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Jamaal Brooks, a former Rikers inmate, testified that officers would sometimes "disrespect" inmates, and punish them unnecessarily.
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The fact is that neutral sounding policies can have a discriminatory effect that unnecessarily harm certain communities.
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That night, he got an email fuming that the children had been unnecessarily exposed to certain ideas.
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Republicans argue it would increase energy costs and unnecessarily punish certain energy sources such as fossil fuels.
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The judge found that Officer Victor had used deadly force unnecessarily and recommended that he be fired.
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Transportation officials across the country agree: Several minor traffic corridors in America are overbuilt and unnecessarily unsafe.
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Misplaced fears about drug abuse have condemned millions of terminally ill patients to an unnecessarily painful death.
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Environmental Defence, an activist group, said the decision is welcome, but the phase-out is unnecessarily long.
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But to unnecessarily tear apart families who cross the border to start a better life is immoral.
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But the apartments all seemed the same, with construction of questionable quality and unnecessarily high-tech features.
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She has curly blonde hair, listens to rock music, drives a sweet ride, and is unnecessarily rude.
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We will end raids and roundups of children and families, which unnecessarily sow fear in immigrant communities.
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Many were given opioids not only unnecessarily and in dangerous dosages, but in dangerous combinations with sedatives.
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But survivors are already forgoing critical benefits, unnecessarily fearful of jeopardizing their eligibility for a green card.
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One study found that 44 percent of frail, older patients were prescribed at least one drug unnecessarily.
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It tells some crucial parts of the story poorly; it labors clumsily and unnecessarily to clarify others.
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The room lights were controlled by several control panels but I found them to be unnecessarily complicated.
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With MBP, a caregiver feigns an illness in her child and takes him to the doctor unnecessarily.
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Celebrating with a bottle of wine when you're not simply sitting at home can be unnecessarily complicated.
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Maybe the experience of shopping for it was a nightmare or the retail price was unnecessarily high.
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Markets and data can be volatile, and the Fed is wary of adding unnecessarily to the uncertainty.
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However, Dalton explains, those characteristics can sometimes be used to unnecessarily squeeze more money out of customers.
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German industry association BDI meanwhile criticized Barley, saying the proposed change in law risked unnecessarily criminalizing companies.
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They argue that leaving the contract in the hands of a single provider unnecessarily increases cybersecurity risks.
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The language of wine, as Eric Asimov, The Times's wine critic, has long argued, is unnecessarily pretentious.
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During the presidential campaign, he frequently criticized the Obama administration's Syria policy as unnecessarily antagonistic toward Russia.
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Then patients — especially those who are elderly or mentally ill — may continue taking medication unnecessarily, she said.
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Eliminating the EAC would unnecessarily put elections at risk, especially given the cyber threats we face today.
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Some worry that the Fed, which sets interest rates and watches the indicator closely, is hiking unnecessarily.
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It unnecessarily pokes a finger in Congress's eye, precisely because these are not just two random people.
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Sure, Klinsmann was left hanging by his employers, his eventual dismissal unnecessarily drawn out, a little undignified.
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Unnecessarily executing a lord of Winterfell was stupid enough when Joffrey did it to Ned decades later.
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I watched other veterans die unnecessarily, as a result of poor administrative management or sheer medical incompetence.
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So give high marks to Trump for necessary truth-telling — and low ones, for unnecessarily antagonizing predecessors.
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Yet critics say he also pushed the United States into an unnecessarily severe recession in 1981-82.
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Other players have complained that the process of getting approved for cash payments has been unnecessarily burdensome.
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But what it did reveal is how police officers can sometimes cause situations to escalate entirely unnecessarily.
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There's no need to deal with complicated software and an unnecessarily long setup process to start using Gryphon.
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Such practices are unnecessarily dangerous and could be readily avoided if officers were better trained to avoid them.
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And failure would produce a political disaster for the GOP and be unnecessarily painful for the entire country.
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"Ford's lawyers unnecessarily damaged their and their client's credibility by manufacturing the fear of flying story," she tweeted.
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Not only are they prone to breakage, but they juice up your phone for an unnecessarily long time.
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The pharmacist also goes into care homes to review pensioners' medicine and reduce waste from unnecessarily prescribed drugs.
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Marina became a suspect in a crime that wasn't even committed because trans people are often unnecessarily criminalized.
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I scrutinized regulations to be sure they were truly needed and not unnecessarily burdensome for individuals and businesses.
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Unless the way health care is organised changes, most people will continue to suffer unnecessarily at the end.
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Whenever West goes on an unnecessarily long tangent about the genius that is his clothing line/album/existence.
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Brockell told BuzzFeed News she eventually did figure out how to do that, but it was unnecessarily complicated.
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But we'll try not to freak out unnecessarily, even though all the posts scream that something is up.
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We have vilified one another, we have pointed fingers at one another, we've debated stupidly, we've argued unnecessarily.
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If every provider has to build its own 5G network, costs will be unnecessarily high—sometimes prohibitively so.
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Donaldson urged Berman not to "unnecessarily stack" extra life sentences on Rahimi for three of the eight counts.
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It sounds unnecessarily portentous for talking about designing computers, but it's appropriate to the scale of this turnover.
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Earlier this month the American Academy of Paediatrics backed this affirmative approach, arguing that delay harmed children unnecessarily.
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I do think some of the response to the Titan key was unnecessarily alarmist, for a few reasons.
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That's a lot of excess weight for one dog to carry around unnecessarily, regardless of his big breed.
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But some are continuing to prescribe possibly dangerous doses, while others have—perhaps unnecessarily—stopped prescribing opioids altogether.
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But miners, oil drillers and ranchers in some Western states have said the plan unnecessarily hurt economic development.
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Combat veterans, having experienced the horror of war, are less likely to send Americans unnecessarily into harm's way.
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The rule is opposed by Republicans and the mining industry, who say it would unnecessarily increase their costs.
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While CVS receipts are known to be unnecessarily long, this costume took that to a whole new level.
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The only thing better than building a gigantic Lego structure is watching it get unnecessarily blasted to bits.
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When happy endings are unnecessarily drawn out over multiple seasons, lead romances are the most likely to struggle.
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With such a large margin for error, entrepreneurs who choose this route are putting themselves at risk unnecessarily.
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Sitting square in the middle of that Venn Diagram was Ian Mahinmi, an unnecessarily expensive free-agent acquisition.
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Several legal experts and Justice Department officials I spoke to now say that this conclusion was unnecessarily cautious.
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Now several states are currently reviewing their own sentencing policies to reduce the number of prisoners held unnecessarily.
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The drill was met with controversy that it will unnecessarily traumatize students, instead of leaving them feeling prepared.
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Lack of foresight on clean energy costs may have led to unnecessarily weak emission targets in the plan.
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Another shutdown would be a reckless political act that would unnecessarily endanger the nation for a second time.
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The rule is opposed strongly by Republicans and the mining industry, who say it would unnecessarily increase costs.
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The rule was quickly criticized by Republicans and the oil and gas industry as unnecessarily burdensome and costly.
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The first problem is that the five-year period is both arbitrary and, in some contexts, unnecessarily long.
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It's illegal to stop unnecessarily on the Autobahn in Germany — even if a driver runs out of fuel.
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The Feinstein-Collins bill not only fails to establish that standard, but would also unnecessarily burden small businesses.
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Not funding a replacement means that America gets less, pays more, and unnecessarily puts our people at risk.
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They say the proposal is unnecessarily cruel and would prevent 1 million people from receiving food stamps. Rep.
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Opponents of the legislation have said it would unnecessarily cost California taxpayers and strain the state's healthcare system.
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The Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act passed along party lines, 240-185.
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He doesn't unnecessarily hoist up contested shots just because he feels like he's good enough to make them.
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Though many children, thankfully, are resilient to trauma, unnecessarily adding to a child's ACE burden is extremely risky.
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DuVernay's version of this scene unnecessarily creates a layer of strangeness that did not exist in the book.
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We understand how ideas work: Sometimes they're unnecessarily offensive, and sometimes they're offensive because they need to be.
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Some of Uber's critics — especially those connected to the labor movement — believe Uber is making things unnecessarily complicated.
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This hype has been unnecessarily distracting everyone from the much bigger problem AI creates, which is job displacement.
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All that would have done is unnecessarily pissed people off and slowed things down by maybe 60 days.
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I wanted to try the process for myself to see if Tesla's new policy made things unnecessarily complicated.
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This leads to paternalistic and patronizing treatment, such as speaking unnecessarily slowly and in an overly endearing manner.
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Mr. Cohn is a strong advocate for easing financial regulation, which he argues is unnecessarily impeding economic activity.
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"No one wants to see them unnecessarily default," said Ajata Mediratta, Greylock's managing partner, president and portfolio manager.
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Roberts is not likely to do anything that would unnecessarily call attention to himself, beyond his constitutional duty.
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The Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act passed along party lines, 240-185.
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I can only wonder how unnecessarily expensive guns are because of the nutty, useless regulations that dealers face.
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Doing so, Dalton says, could save thousands of dollars instead of unnecessarily jumping to a higher clarity rating.
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And as we were reminded with President Trump's unnecessarily long government shutdown, that's the reality of most Americans.
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"We cannot allow our customers flights to be unnecessarily disrupted by a tiny minority of pilots," he said.
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In addition to the discussions over policy, the debate became mean spirited and even unnecessarily personal at times.
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Prosecutors say Van Dyke fired unnecessarily within six seconds after arriving at the scene, striking McDonald 16 times.
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Simply put, no police officer should ever feel forced to take a life unnecessarily to save his career.
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Yet an expanding share of out-of-work people are missing out on that safety net, often unnecessarily.
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It is unnecessarily complicated and forces America's small businesses to spend countless hours and dollars filing their taxes.
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Any burger that comes with an extra bun or bun proxy in the middle is unnecessarily complicating things.
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Republicans argue that these rules unnecessarily inflate the cost of insurance, while Democrats insist they're necessary consumer protections.
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Indeed, calling Roosh's events "pro-rape" or "make rape legal" rallies wasn't exactly accurate — and perhaps unnecessarily alarmist.
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That could lead to impulsive decisions, like deciding to ignore an enemy's surrender and unnecessarily torching an entire city.
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We waste and unnecessarily spend an amount of money that is greater than GDP of all countries except 9.
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But downing several cups of coffee a day can overstimulate you and make you unnecessarily anxious and on edge.
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It did not tell customers because "we balanced the need to alert customers without unnecessarily alarming them", he said.
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If "midwife" only calls to mind that charming PBS drama, you could be unnecessarily limiting your reproductive healthcare options.
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And given that she chose Diggy, a dude, for her date anyway made the whole thing seem unnecessarily sensationalized.
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But in August 2017 the Trump administration suspended the initiative indefinitely, claiming the measure was "unnecessarily burdensome" to employers.
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The way the relationship had ended felt unnecessarily cruel, making it a motivating blessing; I knew I deserved better.
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But when they fail to follow their extensive training and unnecessarily take a life, they must be held accountable.
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Or, on the flip side, observers worry that buttons increase complexity, forcing users to fiddle unnecessarily with "unnatural" interfaces.
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It has a 16,000 DPI optical sensor, which is unnecessarily high, but the new standard for premium gaming mice.
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It's also unnecessarily big and bulky — that's part of what made the much smaller Spot that much more appealing.
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I'm not sure how well they'll do since they've unnecessarily created a new white character, Prince Anders, to appear.
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They will believe that I am undermining their message and giving people permission to put themselves at risk unnecessarily.
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But after more than 20 hours roaming Sony's unnecessarily sprawling and achingly misguided open world zombie game, I'm numb.
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We stand in steadfast opposition to any barriers, including these recent executive actions, that would unnecessarily inhibit those freedoms.
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The fiduciary rule is a 1,000-page regulation that unnecessarily forces a major restructuring of retirement products and services.
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Opponents of the rule argue that it unnecessarily adds costs to oil and natural gas drilling on federal land.
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The official foreign fighter count cited by Clapper can only get larger and so risks stoking public fear unnecessarily.
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But Democrats on the committee decried the bill as an unnecessarily harsh anti-immigrant push by President Donald Trump.
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Add an unnecessarily complex corporate structure, and founder Qian Zhiya's offer will leave investors worrying about a bitter aftertaste.
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Am I going to argue that an unnecessarily complicated watch is worth hundreds, whether you're spending euros or dollars?
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For me, this is really about the young boys and girls who unfairly, unnecessarily, sometimes brutally, lost their lives.
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House Republicans have expressed interest in passing the Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act.
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But crypto advocates argue that digital currencies are getting unnecessarily swept up in the rush to find a solution.
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Medicare regulations designed to crack down on fraud—a laudable goal—have been unnecessarily strict, inefficient, duplicative, and costly.
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But he told a parliament committee that unnecessarily costly ways of ensuring network security should be avoided where possible.
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She held my hand unnecessarily hard and whispered: Don't leave me please leave me don't leave me please leave.
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Too many Americans wind up in hospitals unnecessarily, and stay too long, because they have nowhere safe to live.
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Naimi says he fought hard for "the heart and soul" of Aramco to avoid giving Westerners unnecessarily lucrative deals.
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The first bill, titled the Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act, passed 245-174.
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The doubters, however, suggest he would pull Clinton unnecessarily to the left and that he lacks Warren's star power.
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"Trade wars don't benefit anybody and it's unnecessarily constraining the ability of countries and companies to spend on digitization."
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Other federal requirements unnecessarily drive up costs such as project labor agreements, prevailing wages, and environmental reviews and studies.
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After all, I don't want to make a mistake and move money unnecessarily when my investments drop in value.
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Without harmonization around trade reporting requirements across U.S. regulatory bodies, data reporting compliance becomes unnecessarily more challenging and inefficient.
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It's hard to imagine a group more likely to unnecessarily antagonize those they are supposed to be dealing with.
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If you like unnecessarily throwing money at some of the least-liked companies in America, by all means continue.
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Figuring out your mental-health quirks is often unnecessarily boiled down to a hunt for a diagnosis that fits.
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More from Tonic: Whatever the morality or legality of Sanders' situation, it doesn't change the pain she's unnecessarily experiencing.
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If the Fed requested such portfolio-level data, banks would predictably attack it for unnecessarily increasing their compliance burden.
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That's what France got for trying to impress the Germans with excessive austerity and unnecessarily harsh labor market reforms.
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Seems like she's saying she's been unnecessarily dragged into the penis pill market, due to her association with O'Reilly.
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Critics say the board makes it unnecessarily complicated to run, in part to discourage newcomers and aid the machine.
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Facial recognition technology is still too unreliable to be used for public health purposes and it is unnecessarily invasive.
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I don't want to waste any food unnecessarily, especially at times like this, when others may need it more.
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Aspects of China's quarantine — especially when they prevented the elderly and disabled from receiving medical care — were unnecessarily crude.
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This smirking moralizing slowed the response to AIDS and arguably resulted in millions dying unnecessarily all over the world.
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I read the Stephens column and found it provocative (perhaps deliberately and unnecessarily) but I wasn't offended per se.
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But where they don&apost match, you could be throwing away money on taxes unnecessarily and never know it.
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What is clear from the video is that the two officers were unnecessarily aggressive and belligerent during the encounter.
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United, like the other increasingly monopolistic airlines, routinely overbooks flights, treats its passengers with contempt and inconveniences them unnecessarily.
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But lawmakers from both parties agree that its unnecessarily cumbersome scheduling and payment process, among other problems, needs fixing.
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They even shut down the government — unnecessarily, I might add — in order to secure this very week of debate.
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Griffin stressed the dangers that he was seeing in the streets and asked people not to venture outdoors unnecessarily.
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This is a measured and pragmatic approach that avoids the unnecessarily callous policies proposed by the Trump White House.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price resigned in September after reports revealed he unnecessarily chartered expensive private flights.
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The prosecution said Van Dyke fired unnecessarily within six seconds after arriving at the scene, striking McDonald 16 times.
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I get a really big kick out of unnecessarily translating/annotating what he says in front of other people.
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Though antibiotics still save millions of lives a year, more often than not, we use them incorrectly and unnecessarily.
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The former executive has criticized what he called unnecessarily harsh tactics, like forbidding communication between him and his wife.
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If you and your ex are still on good terms, blocking them or deleting them can seem unnecessarily harsh.
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His method reflected his generation's weight loss ideology, which by today's standards, seems uncomfortably image-obsessed and unnecessarily militant.
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This must be appropriately structured to attract capital currently sitting on the sidelines without being unnecessarily burdensome to consumers.
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Craven says that curfew and truancy laws criminalize normal juvenile behavior, unnecessarily introducing youth into the criminal justice system.
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Image: SlackAfter unnecessarily shutting down the accounts of some of its customers, Slack is now apologizing for the significant overreach.
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"Simply put, without the Prevention Fund the American people will be less healthy and some will die unnecessarily," said Auerbach.
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Though in her defense, she said, she had gotten no signal from anyone that she was unnecessarily behind her sisters.
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"What goes against religious liberty is unnecessarily forcing people to be involved who don't want to be involved," Rienzi said.
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"Most significantly we made our fleet structure unnecessarily complex with the addition of the wide-body A330 to our fleet."
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If you're still using an old sprinkler system, you could be wasting water — and paying an unnecessarily high water bill.
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He meets Lara (Malin Akerman) on the street and she's holding shopping bags, which seems like an unnecessarily cruel caricature.
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Researchers now wonder if the same applies to pudgy young humans unnecessarily dosed up for every viral infection they acquire.
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That said, Taurus isn't Uranus' favorite sign to visit, because Taurus isn't exactly known for its desire to change unnecessarily.
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" It argued that an under-18 ban "unnecessarily and unduly intrudes on the fundamental rights of marriage without sufficient cause.
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But at several times throughout the season, he managed to unnecessarily marginalize himself and weaken his influence with his queen.
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Crucially, these changes don't diminish the Souls-like formula in the least, but they also don't unnecessarily torture the player.
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"The more public understanding, the less chance that (the Fed's) actions will fuel unnecessarily volatility in the markets," Williams said.
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They'll seem ridiculous now — but they'll show how today's dull, disconnected devices could be (perhaps unnecessarily) smarter in the future.
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The less inflammatory, agitating one... The one who didn't play the race card so deliberately and to my mind, unnecessarily.
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That request would also have required all communications between Coinbase and the user, a measure the judge found unnecessarily comprehensive.
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Governments should also practise "responsible sovereignty", he reckons, and limit unnecessarily disruptive forms of economic integration, like reckless financial globalisation.
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We can't imagine she appreciates Pornhub unnecessarily bringing that back up, especially in the wake of such a scary event.
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After all the scandals involving unnecessarily expensive travel by cabinet secretaries, how much taxpayer money was wasted on this stunt?
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But for too many young people who unnecessarily come in contact with our criminal justice system, these possibilities are stymied.
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Powell called parts of the Dodd-Frank Act "unnecessarily burdensome" and said some parts may not be needed at all.
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The Prada paper clip is just the latest addition to a long line of unnecessarily expensive items from elite designers.
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The first is to make it easy to open an account—a process that is often unnecessarily slow and intimidating.
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Doing otherwise is not unlawful, but it is inefficient, can unnecessarily politicize these agencies, and provides political opponents with ammunition.
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And if he did unnecessarily compromise the source of the sensitive information he shared with the Russians, shame on him.
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He jumps passing lanes whenever he's outside the paint, gambling for steals and unnecessarily removing himself from a proper position.
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It would be a major blow against one of the most controversial, and most unnecessarily harmful, sections of the DMCA.
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"The government does not wish to unnecessarily delay reunification," DOJ lawyers wrote in a court filing, according to NBC News.
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They attempted to preserve a failing system that unnecessarily imprisoned Americans for decades with no hope for a second chance.
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The upshot, public health specialists say, is that the Navy unnecessarily exposed families to radioactive and toxic materials for decades.
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There is also the potential that patients could unnecessarily decide to forgo use of an otherwise safe and effective technology.
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Klepper doesn't have Jones's pipes, but his vocal performance strikes an analogous tone—unnecessarily loud and full of unearned bravado.
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It's necessary to prevent that the Netherlands shuts down and also, especially, to prevent that jobs will be lost unnecessarily.
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It has "unnecessarily destabilized the health center network," the National Association of Community Health Centers said in a recent statement.
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A first step is to get rid of laws and regulations that unnecessarily drive up the cost of such projects.
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As a result of CON laws, the supply of medical facilities often trails population growth, unnecessarily restricting health-care access.
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Millions of American small businesses are overwhelmed with a burdensome malaise of regulations that unnecessarily impact their budgetary bottom-lines.
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Democratic lawmakers have been pressing the administration to end the practice, warning it is "unnecessarily inflicting trauma" on young children.
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This includes the overly burdensome registration process, redundant protocol reviews, lack of adequate research material and unnecessarily onerous security requirements.
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Still, she said, the network could have explained its decision better and the "reserves the right" claim is unnecessarily problematic.
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Network and security vulnerabilities, such as WannaCry or backdoors to encryption, should not be unnecessarily stockpiled or mandated by governments.
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The law makes everything Puerto Ricans buy unnecessarily expensive compared to goods purchased on the mainland or other Caribbean islands.
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Negotiating with Russia without backing the Syrian opposition would unnecessarily deprive the U.S. of its most effective leverage on Assad.
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"Our concern is that people are going in blind and that current stock research is, possibly by design, unnecessarily complex".
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Many DeviantArt users are concerned with a specific sentence in a TechCrunch story about the acquisition: Perhaps they're worrying unnecessarily.
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Her message that billion-dollar lab companies were ripping people off with costly, outdated, and unnecessarily painful technology deeply resonated.
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There's the unnecessarily long text, in which Mom turns something that's not even a story into a really boring novel.
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But he also pledged to approve dozens of energy infrastructure projects that he says the Obama administration has delayed unnecessarily.
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"The government does not wish to unnecessarily delay reunifications or burden class members," the Justice Department said in its motion.
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When I was growing up, I used to think that my mother was unnecessarily worried about everything and overly prepared.
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Her message that billion-dollar lab companies were ripping people off with costly, outdated, and unnecessarily painful technology resonated deeply.
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Not to mention, one cannot get pregnant without ovulating, so many thousands of dollars are spent unnecessarily on fertility treatments.
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But I find it just disgusting and unnecessarily cruel that they're not looking at any of these people as individuals.
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They must also make co-payments for certain services, and pay a fee if they use the emergency department unnecessarily.
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When families around the world test their patience with travel lines, gifting politics, and most unnecessarily of all: advent calendars.
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So has Andy, who is pictured above with an unnecessarily large and defiantly impractical phone that he brought from home.
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It could hurt his standing in the Senate caucus to extend the race unnecessarily and ensure a contentious, ugly convention.
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Canceling meetings or restricting domestic travel when contrary to government guidance can inadvertently sow panic and unnecessarily harm the economy.
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But since Mr. Sánchez took office, the party has changed tack, claiming that Mr. Sánchez is unnecessarily reopening old wounds.
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My father had to have a very comical but what for him was an annoyingly, unnecessarily difficult conversation with me.
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"Why unnecessarily divide this country over health care when there's a better way to deliver coverage for all?" he asked.
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An entire city, with about 10,000 young children, was unnecessarily exposed to lead, a neurotoxin that causes irreversible brain damage.
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"Make no mistake about it, thousands of Americans every year will die unnecessarily if this legislation is passed," Sanders said.
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We all have firsthand experience of how unnecessarily rigid and tyrannical a society's conceptions of manhood and womanhood can be.
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When self-driving cars were first proposed, I heard a lot of worries that regulators would unnecessarily delay their implementation.
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Unnecessarily avoiding dairy may increase the risk of osteoporosis if not replaced with adequate levels of calcium from other sources.
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However, this pessimistic worldview carries unnecessarily harmful consequences; it can keep people stuck in a defensive, narrow and unhelpful posture.
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Failing to confirm an Iranian link could result in Washington being tricked into an unnecessarily distracting Middle Eastern briar patch.
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Democrat partisans are too engrossed with winning the immediate news cycle, so they are unnecessarily focused on proving it wrong.
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And surgeons need to do more to increase the safety of the procedure and lower the unnecessarily high mortality rate.
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That action "will unnecessarily prolong this litigation and the concomitant uncertainty over the future of the healthcare sector," King wrote.
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While Volcker may have pushed unnecessarily hard against inflation, his battle against excesses in the financial sector looks half-hearted.
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Republicans, for their part, complain after marathon witness interviews that Democrats unnecessarily prolong the sessions and don't have serious questions.
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And maybe I just let this doubt infect me unnecessarily, but suddenly I am beginning to question whether we're crazy.
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Concerns arise, however, over how we best protect the internet, without unnecessarily restricting opportunities for both small and large businesses.
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Let America Vote focuses on protecting voter rights and restoring the right to vote for people who unnecessarily lost it.
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Sadly, the current administration has proposed major cuts to government research and development (R&D), while unnecessarily increasing defense spending.
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The manufacturers see a sales boost, but studies show patients unnecessarily buy higher-cost drugs when cheaper ones are available.
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But in the preceding eight years, wage-earning Americans suffered unnecessarily because of a wrongheaded right-wing counsel of despair.
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" Officials are also asking the public to remain calm, not recommending "measures that unnecessarily interfere with international trade or travel.
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"You currently have huge problems with large numbers of people that are being quarantined in health facilities unnecessarily," she said.
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The International Bottled Water Association said the findings by Consumer Reports "unnecessarily" scared consumers about the safety of bottled water.
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Doing this mission with these limitations is unnecessarily complicated in comparison to just… having a wander and doing 'em in .
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Capitalist though it may be, the U.S. healthcare industry is a bureaucratic, inefficient and unnecessarily complicated mess, which has created a highly lucrative paper-pushing industry that is unnecessarily costing already-broke Americans hundreds of billions of dollars a year, according to a new study published this week in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Tribune then sued Sinclair, contending the company was "unnecessarily aggressive" during negotiations with the Department of Justice and Federal Communications Commission.
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" Counsel is not normally allowed in the secondary screening area, and she did not want to "stir up the waters unnecessarily.
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The more we abuse antibiotics unnecessarily, the more bacteria are exposed to our best defenses and can evolve to evade them.
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Those factors have led to more market chatter about whether the Fed balance sheet program is unnecessarily removing liquidity from markets.
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That is, the Apple Watch may be wrong in some cases, resulting in healthy people rushing unnecessarily to the emergency room.
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On an interpersonal level, introducing casual racism into the workplace is unnecessarily triggering for the people of color who work there.
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Thirty-eight were found guilty by a police tribunal of excessive force, getting into a fight, or firing their gun unnecessarily.
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Why it matters: President Trump has long said the rules concerning civilians unnecessarily constrain the US in its fight against ISIS.
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At least 250 employees faced accusations of using excessive force, threatening someone, getting into a fight, or firing their gun unnecessarily.
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The British were for years hostile to Galileo, which they saw as unnecessarily (and expensively) duplicating America's global positioning system (GPS).
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Wrong. Rather, what Muse delivered was an overly dramatic and unnecessarily foreboding thing, filled with creepy chants and downright unacceptable cliches.
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"Health worker shortage kills Ugandans unnecessarily every day," said Asia Russell, executive director of the public health pressure group Health GAP.
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The world should unite to ensure their safety, not troll dating profiles for patterns that could unnecessarily out and expose them.
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Use this lunar phase to restore your emotions, clear away reminders of the past, and express something you've unnecessarily bottled up.
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Next, we turned off notifications, Bluetooth, backlit keyboards, and any other funky little settings that could unnecessarily drain the battery life.
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Feilding advocates the worldwide relaxation of what she sees as an unnecessarily restrictive grip on the use of potentially therapeutic drugs.
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For too long, preserving an open internet has unnecessarily been batted around from one administration to another as a political fight.
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However, that move was seen by many as unnecessarily risky (and spawned a rival cryptocurrency), and is unlikely to happen again.
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"Chun Swae" with Swae Lee could have been one of Queen's best had it not unnecessarily ran for over six minutes.
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His family then filed a lawsuit against her and the city last month, alleging in part that she shot him unnecessarily.
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The wrong spending moves could result in an unnecessarily large tax bill, for example, or deplete your retirement savings more quickly.
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So women who get involved with the procedure undergo tremendous risk, some argue unnecessarily given other options like adoption and surrogacy.
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What to do: It's important for residents to conserve fuel and not drive or fill up their tanks unnecessarily, Fugate said.
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Back in the 1980s, for example, U.S. stock exchanges determined that tenured voting was unnecessarily complicated and too hard to track.
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It is a story of what American workers and producers can do when unleashed from high taxes and unnecessarily burdensome regulations.
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If they're avoiding foods unnecessarily, their quality of life could be suffering as they bend over backwards to avoid common ingredients.
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Big Kev, claims that Hersl took the arrest an extra mile by unnecessarily roughing his son up and taking his money.
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It's perhaps the easiest and most effective way of stopping your smartphone from waking you up unnecessarily halfway through the night.
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Kardashian has been a proponent of criminal justice reform and a vocal advocate for those who have received unnecessarily long sentences.
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Trump's strategy seems baffling because it is so unnecessarily harmful to individuals, to the country, and even to Republicans in Congress.
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These critics question whether Tester embarrassed Jackson unnecessarily by circulating a memo that described Jackson's alleged misconduct in cringe-worthy detail.
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This new "Ant-Man" also brings an unnecessarily frantic quality to its action sequences, with multiple parties joining in the chase.
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It undermines our nation's sovereignty to needlessly submit to foreign social policy, and further, it unnecessarily politicizes a multilateral trade agreement.
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Highly successful women have worked really hard their whole lives, but sometimes they can be at risk of suffering more unnecessarily.
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He referred to the concept of branded specialty agencies as "a self-inflicted wound" that makes holding company offerings unnecessarily complicated.
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It also appeases some Democrats who argue financial rules passed following the financial meltdown unnecessarily hamstrung small and mid-sized lenders.
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The Echo Show seems unnecessarily bulky in a world where thinner and lighter gadgets are far more appealing than chunky ones.
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Here's a new one: A man drives up close to a motorcycle, which is taking up an unnecessarily big parking space.
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"Regrettably, from there our staff unnecessarily escalated the situation and called the police rather than work through it," LA Fitness said.
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Arthur: I think they just didn't believe that Trump was an authentic threat, and didn't want to alienate his supporters unnecessarily.
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Key's knack for unnecessarily placing himself in awkward situations in front of the media gave plenty of fodder to his critics.
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This puts the patient in an unnecessarily dangerous situation simply because the city's budget cannot keep up with 911 call volume.
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" But the Somerville police union said that the city was choosing sides unnecessarily and that the banner sent an "exclusionary message.
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Too often industrial facilities unnecessarily endanger black communities - let's work with our local, state and federal governments to end this injustice.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Georgia over allegations the state is unnecessarily segregating students with disabilities.
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On regulation, Mr. Powell said that postcrisis changes have made the financial system stronger, but that those regulations were unnecessarily uniform.
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He, too, fretted unnecessarily about federal overreach, while greatly underestimating the jobs and economic benefits a clean energy economy could bring.
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Although Mr. Cohen has identified legitimately disturbing aspects of the tech culture, he becomes repetitive, and his tone is unnecessarily conspiratorial.
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But some opponents argue that a police presence in schools increases the chances students will be arrested unnecessarily for minor infractions.
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Alabama federal judge Myron Thompson, of the state's Middle District, said the temporary ban would unnecessarily hamper peoples' access to abortions.
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That shows an accumulation of incidents, which can unnecessarily give people the impression that their area was being swarmed by criminals.
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It's not just that academic prose can be unnecessarily opaque but that language as a medium lacks visual art's experiential immediacy.
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Should I have told every person I interacted with that I felt tight in the chest and unnecessarily freak them out?
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"I told them it was going to traumatize children to separate them unnecessarily," an ORR staff member said in the report.
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I think they're wrong about that — and therefore end up with an unnecessarily narrow argument, against which Douthat scores some points.
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Critics on the right say Mr. Cuomo's pivot has unnecessarily burdened taxpayers and piled on costs to already-pricey building projects.
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Many activists have argued that the officers mishandled the routine call, over damage to a vehicle, and unnecessarily escalated the incident.
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And since no one likes talking about death, have that talk while you're healthy so that your family won't worry unnecessarily.
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Have you ever baked with an unnecessarily-complicated oven and thought "Damn, I really miss my Easy Bake Oven right now,"?
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He gives us the gratuitous example of his patient with seasonal allergies who comes to see him unnecessarily every few weeks.
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It's a supreme act of cowardice when senators choose to unnecessarily hide behind closed doors to debate issues of national importance.
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Smaller, sustainable farms often butt heads with regulations they say are written for conventional producers and unnecessarily cumbersome to their practices.
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" Bossert urged reporters not to report any outdated information "that would unnecessarily defeat the morale of the people of Puerto Rico.
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There are many areas in which government is unnecessarily engaged in the decision-making of accreditors and relief would be appropriate.
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And their efforts to ensure the FBI hasn't been unnecessarily hemmed in as they do their work continued through last weekend.
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Certainly, America's decision makers owe their country the debate before spending large amounts and unnecessarily contributing to a new arms race.
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The current Title X rules make this sensible policy unnecessarily complicated for many women and risk their health as a result.
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People can often end up unnecessarily restrained or sedated when they could have been de-escalated using the peer support approach.
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Buffett said a proposal to repeal the estate tax would be "a terrible mistake" that would benefit the wealthiest Americans unnecessarily.
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"The complainant unnecessarily involved my client's minor child in her false reporting, causing irreparable harm to a minor child," Heitner says.
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"The problem, which is typical of QAnon, is that they make outlandish claims that unnecessarily go beyond the evidence," said View.
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Should the Commission move forward with this proposal, exempting small providers from any new rules would serve the public interest by ensuring that the cost of service does not dramatically and unnecessarily increase and that important upgrades and investments in broadband deployment continue; moreover, doing so would prevent unnecessarily driving smaller operators out of the market.
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And second that it would make Rubio look weak, and unnecessarily so: … it's also unnecessary given the geography of the upcoming contests.
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So they keep conducting painful searches to find people who can drive into their offices and sit, unnecessarily, bound by four walls.
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Others say the addiction metaphor is unnecessarily alarmist and that the studies linking depression and smartphone usage only show correlation, not causation.
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And if it's not our own ancestors directly, then it's the blood of countless other souls who likely lost their lives unnecessarily.
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This lasagna isn't some sort of New Age, vegetable-centric lasagna with an unnecessarily high proportion of zucchini, or anything like that.
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They routinely get into bidding wars over media and partnership deals, unnecessarily running up prices just to stick it to each other.
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Without notice, prices drop or rise abruptly, which can make buying flights an unnecessarily stressful experience — especially if you're on a budget.
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The movie, slated to air on Lifetime in February, has faced strong criticism from fans who feel it's exploitative and unnecessarily mean.
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Brown remains calm throughout the ordeal -- but the police officer continues to escalate the situation ... seemingly unnecessarily ... until several more cops arrive.
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Measures taken must also be "proportionate," and should not be "unnecessarily complicated or costly for the service providers," according to the source.
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But at the end of season two, even they had to abandon Vanessa — another storytelling decision that made season three unnecessarily unwieldy.
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But looking at hard problems, "learning the real world," as he put it, and importantly, avoiding unnecessarily expensive systems, still drive him.
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They're prone to distractions, like smashing a glass window in their unnecessarily spacious office or renting a motorcycle for use during workdays.
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It's much sleeker-looking than its predecessor, which unnecessarily covers video content for a few seconds any time the volume is adjusted.
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They're also an unnecessarily early indoctrination into the attention economy, in which we are only as good as our traffic and likes.
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That study analyzed patients receiving esophagogastroduodenoscopy procedures, an unnecessarily long name for the procedure where they shove a camera down your throat.
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"Conducting aggressive, erratic maneuvers and moving unnecessarily close to another ship in open ocean is inconsistent with prudent seamanship," the statement added.
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Angus King (I-ME) who voted for it, said it was squarely aimed at helping community banks unnecessarily harmed by Dodd-Frank.
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"These actions have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions, and could result in a miscalculation or accident," Davis said in a statement.
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It shows an image with content that is explicitly sexual and which excessively shows the body or unnecessarily concentrates on body parts.
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"More importantly, the unsafe and unprofessional actions of a single pilot have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries," he said.
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"Conducting aggressive, erratic maneuvers and moving unnecessarily close to another ship in open ocean is inconsistent with prudent seamanship," the official said.
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Diverse groups, such as Native American tribes, landowners, farming associations, and environmental conservation groups, have argued the pipeline unnecessarily threatens the environment.
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He gave no death toll but said that even if just one person died unnecessarily the government would consider that a failure.
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Still, it's nice to see a more accessible option from Polar, in a design that isn't unnecessarily complicated or just downright hideous.
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Protesters want to see the police force made more accountable for its actions of recent weeks, which some see as unnecessarily brutal.
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Besides fitness, Apple likes to play up the Apple Watch as a fashion accessory, but this unnecessarily holds back the watch, too.
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The generation of the RIN at the "point of obligation" is where winners and losers, quite unnecessarily, are created due to RFS.
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"What is changing is that this Administration is putting greater focus on ensuring decisions are not delayed unnecessarily," the source told Axios.
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Turkey's president has argued the reforms would streamline policy implementation and bypass the unnecessarily arduous parliamentary processes that have historically restricted progress.
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Donning an unnecessarily strange (but on-brand) shirt, Rodman tried to explain his bond with the North Korean leader to Stephen Colbert.
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It is understandable that the company might be concerned that disclosing the particular searches and checkins could unnecessarily increase fear and doubt.
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Well-child healthcare visits increase children's likelihood of being vaccinated and reduce their likelihood of being unnecessarily hospitalized, previous studies have shown.
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"It saddens me to see the Bank of England unnecessarily drawn into this project," he said in an article published by Bloomberg.
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Many have stories to tell of vehicle owners that didn't pay them, that docked their pay unnecessarily, or that were verbally abusive.
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This approach is unnecessarily burdensome and it's therefore not surprising that relatively few women have come forward in the Marines United case.
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On a more petty level ... Christy says Todd's been doing stuff like unnecessarily raising the temperature in the house to unbearable levels.
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That way, you can have your dream home and retire at your ideal age without unnecessarily rough financial setbacks along the way.
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"We don't want women to avoid medication and suffer unnecessarily from conditions that can be treated relatively easily," Twigg added by email.
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The President's and Senate Democrat's opposition to this legislation is irresponsible and is unnecessarily putting millions of Americans at risk this summer.
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Herring said he could not, but argued that exposing individuals unnecessarily could have a chilling effect on public cooperation with future investigations.
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An additional factor in Freetown was poor urban planning that put people unnecessarily at risk, according to aid groups and flood experts.
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It would unnecessarily harm entrepreneurs, business owners, endowments, pension funds, and American workers in every state and congressional district in the country.
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It suggests a mix of automated detection, with strong human oversight to ensure both compliance, and that content isn't being unnecessarily removed.
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Even under Obama, the Education Department made loan relief unnecessarily burdensome, forcing students to prove the fraud instead of instituting blanket relief.
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You see, the backlash over Pruitt's lavish spending is about unnecessarily expensive first-class domestic airfare, which runs afoul of federal regulations.
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On Zika, Democrats complained that a House and Senate GOP compromise tapped money from Obamacare and unnecessarily put restrictions on Planned Parenthood.
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But one of the best ways students can avoid spending unnecessarily is by planning their path to graduation as soon as possible.
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But it hasn't lost this unnecessarily swanky sink: It looks like a blind auction, and there doesn't seem to be any reserve.
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Of course, even if a teacher knows she can quit the union and understands what happens next, the process is unnecessarily difficult.
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The fact that politicians and a large swath of the populace don't understand this has put us in an unnecessarily precarious situation.
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When proposals omit certain categories of crimes as not worthy of second chances, the focus unnecessarily shifts to the crime of conviction.
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"Forcing eligible patients to die suffering unnecessarily while they wait 85033 days was not the intention of the Oregon law," she said.
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But the impromptu show for Vietnam's under-23 team has drawn disdain from those who see it as an unnecessarily salacious stunt.
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Stick to a plan that enables you to enjoy the joy-filled and fun aspects of the season without feeling unnecessarily overwhelmed.
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Chen says he is trying to "imagine the program as a whole picture," and not unnecessarily waste energy on its individual components.
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The bizarre "one tone fits all" seems unnecessarily bad in a world where dildos come in just about every color and style.
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There are two real problems with getting this issue wrong: Unnecessarily scaring people about the threat of terrorism is harmful in itself.
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Honesty is always the best policy, Gurwitch says, but there's a way to do it that won't make them feel unnecessarily stressed.
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Mr. Fritz's observations, both aesthetic and financial, are often unconvincing and unnecessarily hyperbolic — particularly in contrasting the contemporary film and television businesses.
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The proliferation of health care administrators is attributable to an unnecessarily complex reimbursement system based on a private, for-profit insurance industry.
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Tester said it's up to Sanders to decide when to end his campaign, but urged him not to prolong the race unnecessarily.
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America's current approach to Iran unnecessarily risks more death and destruction, even if it never results in another rocket or gun fired.
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Critics have said the program, officially known as the Migrant Protection Protocols, not only puts migrants in danger but is unnecessarily expensive.
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After photos circulated on social media of residents hoarding multiple packs, some accused the panic buyers of unnecessarily creating chaos and confusion.
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" A new charger standard would make current chargers obsolete, it added, which is "bad for the environment and unnecessarily disruptive for customers.
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One of the drawbacks Lemonis saw in investing in Faded Royalty was the amount of unsold inventory Giordano had unnecessarily stocked up.
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Decisions to evacuate were often made late in the game, presumably to avoid acting unnecessarily, should the storm turn back to sea.
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"An outdated tax code, crumbling infrastructure and excessive regulations make it unnecessarily difficult to compete and win against overseas competitors," he added.
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The unnecessarily complex campaign finance issues affecting immediate and long-term incumbent interests are particularly relevant to congressional races, but not exclusively.
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He said some them were testing positive, even though they were clearly not ill, adding that this was unnecessarily fuelling the alarm.
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"She wants to do everything she can to make sure the integrity of the C.I.A. remains intact, isn't unnecessarily attacked," she said.
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MORE (D-Texas), who in November subpoenaed the EPA, demanding answers on various scientific rulemakings that lawmakers argue have been unnecessarily delayed.
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The point is, we in fact were weak and indecisive for many years as our troops were placed in harm's way unnecessarily.
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Thousands of students go unnecessarily into debt, expecting to qualify for the PSLFP, but the program only approves 1 percent of applicants.
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The time to act is now, before more people die unnecessarily in a war that has already gone on far too long.
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Many advocates say that 16-bed cap unnecessarily limits access to treatment, particularly for low-income patients who don't have private insurance.
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Today, most Democrats, including Klobuchar, have distanced themselves from these policies, saying they were unnecessarily cruel and disproportionately harmed communities of color.
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To find out if you're being unnecessarily hard on yourself, look at how much money you owe in relation to your income.
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"Companies today face two major problems; janky banking interfaces and unnecessarily expensive payments," Rebank co-founder and CEO Juan Andrade tells TechCrunch.
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"We believe that these type of actions are of concern, they unnecessarily escalate tensions," State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau told a briefing.
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If these misleading labels are heeded, food is discarded unnecessarily that results in massive food waste both in our homes and stores.
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Banks like sanctions regulations to be specific about targets to avoid unexpected fines and avoid excluding people from the banking system unnecessarily.
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The goal was to avoid pitting institutions against one another unnecessarily and to allow undergraduates time to commit to their college community.
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But for every unicorn, there are countless other start-ups that grew too fast, burned through investors' money and died — possibly unnecessarily.
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You don't want to unnecessarily insult her because that's not good politics and I don't think it gets him a better deal.
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It is critical that we take measures now to prevent marketing from unnecessarily exposing new people to opioids they may not need.
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Some hospitals and medical professionals argue that because precautions are taken to prevent the spread, publicizing an outbreak would scare people unnecessarily.
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Connecticut judges ruled that the in-court identification violated Dickson's constitutional rights to fair legal process because the identification was unnecessarily suggestive.
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They would "unnecessarily increase costs" and "impose more government intrusion into a private business enterprise," the DOD said in its official response.
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Similarly, deterioration in the bank's funding and liquidity would put pressure on the ratings, as would unnecessarily prioritising dividend distribution over capital retention.
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We are concerned that misleading publicity on this issue could unnecessarily discourage patients from carrying appropriate treatment for a potentially life-threatening reaction.
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This is as terrifying as getting your head set on fire during a haircut, which is also an unnecessarily dangerous thing that happens.
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Carico said that some Black Lives Matter chapters are worried that antifa will unnecessarily escalate tensions at their events, or hijack their messaging.
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Turmoil in Washington, D.C., has caused unnecessarily drastic declines in the stock market in recent weeks, UBS' Art Cashin told CNBC on Friday.
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Yet treating women for cancer unnecessarily can endanger their health, said Fran Visco, president of the National Breast Cancer Coalition, an advocacy group.
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Not only are they taking up useful storage space, but they may be unnecessarily collecting data (assuming you gave them the permission to).
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A shocked and haunted audience looked on as he twinkled his ghastly toes in an extremely and unnecessarily tight shot from TNT's camera.
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Other children said the facility had unnecessarily harsh rules, like a five-minute cap on showers and 10-minute limits on phone calls.
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Certain ads could give people false hope, or cause them to leave their local care system unnecessarily, he told Reuters Health by phone.
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"This was a case of civil transaction which the authorities have converted into a criminal one unnecessarily," Mr. Aggarwal said in an interview.
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WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Monday said there was no need for measures that "unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade" (Reuters).
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It happened again: A white police officer accused of unnecessarily shooting and killing a black man was found not guilty by a court.
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This could reduce the number of people dying unnecessarily in hospital by 133,000 every year and significantly ease pressures on the overstretched NHS.
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In fact, putting the ball between himself and his defender while turning his back to said defender was unnecessarily risky by any measure.
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But one of them is so impossibly, unnecessarily dumb it made my head explode every time I had to use it: closing apps.
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It's also a window into the US immigration system, which advocates say was unnecessarily inhumane and complicated even before Donald Trump became president.
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The FOMO of missing a sale can often outweigh the logic that you're spending unnecessarily in the first place, albeit at a discount.
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Political independents tilt toward seeing Trump's tactics as a necessary shake-up, 23.5% to the 47% who see his style as unnecessarily risky.
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I think the theme of this date is supposed to be luxury, but it ends up looking like Arie is showing off unnecessarily.
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The boy was confined to a wheelchair unnecessarily and he had a feeding tube inserted into his stomach, Ware alleged to the station.
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"Many Kenyans are unnecessarily living in slum dwellings, because of limited supply and lack of affordability," the World Bank said in a report.
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For one, one of the doctors we talked to, Dr. Jonathan Jackson, he said essentially, that this is a really unnecessarily arrogant attitude.
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Like, if you can't just chill out and enjoy the radio and the scenery, what else is going to make you unnecessarily enraged?
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After dealing with a new young boss half her age (who unnecessarily embarrasses her in front of her friends), Violet is understandably weary.
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Critics of Mr Poroshenko argue that the bill gives him unnecessarily far-reaching powers, and protestors clashed outside parliament ahead of its passage.
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Some apps scoop up contact lists, others unnecessarily harvest your location data, and some even send your login credentials over insecure HTTP connections.
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"If your partner is unnecessarily jealous of your flirting, you might want to ask them why they feel that way," Dr. Fleming said.
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Further, 61% say world leaders don't have much respect for him and 52% that his approach has unnecessarily put the country at risk.
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Carson is part of the growing "free-range parenting" movement: parents who reject what they see as a culture that unnecessarily coddles kids.
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You needn't go all Ken doll, but some modest manicuring may reveal an extra inch of shaft that's being unnecessarily obscured by fuzz.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif accused the United States of unnecessarily escalating the situation in the region in remarks to reporters Monday.
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To our dismay, we have seen cutbacks in early voting, discriminatory identification requirements, unnecessarily onerous registration procedures and purges of the voting rolls.
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Do nude photos empower women to take control of their sexuality, or do they unnecessarily sexualize women for a strictly straight male gaze?
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Lehman creditors have maintained that JPMorgan unnecessarily extracted billions of dollars of collateral, and by doing so obtained a windfall at their expense.
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But ultimately, the bank said some 600,000 customers were forced into CPI unnecessarily when it reached a $1 billion regulatory settlement in April.
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I wouldn't be in this pickle to begin with if Intuit hadn't bought itself a virtual monopoly in navigating an unnecessarily complex system.
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It's a trigger that I've developed after years of unnecessarily, and often unsuccessfully, defending myself against accusations of being combative, threatening, and disruptive.
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Asked about the housing market, Kent said there was a risk that banks might tighten credit unnecessarily because of scandals engulfing the industry.
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Dan Moyer's "Half Moon Bay," for Lesser America, is a sweetly caustic survey of contemporary relationships, pleasantly prickly until it turns unnecessarily serious.
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" In the letter Friday, Cipollone accused Cummings of making "unfair accusations maligning the reputations of individual attorneys" and mounting an "unnecessarily antagonistic inquiry.
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It also created a "lead agency" so as to increase overall efficiencies and potentially prevent errant regulators from unnecessarily holding up the process.
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So, if you feel like you get unnecessarily anxious about your health, it's probably worth checking in with a therapist, not your doctor.
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I think the real risk is the numerous times he has unnecessarily released classified national security information to parties which he should not.
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The order took a nonpartisan public policy issue substantively unrelated to net neutrality, consumer privacy, and unnecessarily turning it into a partisan issue.
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Some express a dangerous desire to "keep things simple" and a concern that including women and other stakeholders "unnecessarily complicates" Afghan peace talks.
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Critics of the current regulatory regime say rigid labor rules and poorly adapted training unnecessarily keep the unemployment rate close to 10 percent.
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To do otherwise would certainly expose investors to an unnecessarily one-sided bet and level of risk during a period of heightened uncertainty.
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Trump went from verbally attacking the democratically elected Prime Minister of Canada, America's neighbor and loyal ally, to unnecessarily praising a brutal tyrant.
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While the laid-off coworker may well be tight on money, ostracizing them from social events without asking is unnecessarily cruel, said Cenedella.
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Meanwhile, the fate of the 33 applications before the agency continues to sit in limbo, and scientific progress continues to be unnecessarily stifled.
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Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said its opponents were "unnecessarily politicizing" the issues when the economy was doing well under the current government.
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A new study by AAA found that 16.5 million Americans had filled up their cars with premium gas unnecessarily in the past year.
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So it sometimes labels athletes such as this student as "overweight" or "obese" — words that are (unnecessarily) loaded with stigma in today's culture.
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Even more irritating, sites like Google have separate screens for entering a username and password, making password managers' auto-fill process unnecessarily arduous.
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We cannot allow F.B.I. or Justice Department officials to unnecessarily publicize pending investigations concerning candidates of either party while an election is underway.
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We should ensure everyone can easily access the process and interact with their government without barriers created by unnecessarily convoluted or complex language.
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Some critics say the process has been unnecessarily slow, but both Chimp Haven and the N.I.H. say transfers are moving more quickly now.
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Democrats in Congress, at the state and local level, and Biden himself must be careful not to criticize the commander-in-chief unnecessarily.
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Fixes Many Americans travel to Latin America to help in orphanages, but their presence often only compounds the misery of unnecessarily institutionalizing children.
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Now's the time to craft unnecessarily complicated three-course meals, or just learn how to cook beans and lentils for the first time.
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These conversations might seem unnecessarily granular but the result is that you and your prospective co-owner will become comfortable discussing difficult topics.
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In fact, data shows that close to half of patients are unnecessarily awakened for such checks, perhaps to the detriment of their recovery.
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States have kept confidential the locations of hospitals where outbreaks have occurred, citing patient confidentiality and a risk of unnecessarily scaring the public.
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But Mr. Wehrum — like his former clients — considers the program "unnecessarily complicated and confusing," as Mr. Wehrum testified to the House in May.
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"In the first scenario, many people from the detention center and the community die unnecessarily for want of a ventilator," the letter says.
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America's culture of mass incarceration is unnecessarily forcing hundreds of thousands of people to crowd together, often with substandard sanitation and medical care.
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Mr. Boucher's actions were "unnecessarily cruel, malicious, willful, wanton" and showed reckless disregard for Mr. Paul's "rights, life and liberties," the suit contends.
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Tedros also reaffirmed the health agency's view that there is no need to impose restrictions that "unnecessarily" interfere with international travel and trade.
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"I don't stand by anything," Trump said, unnecessarily, before he tossed Dickerson out of the Oval Office for pressing him on the matter.
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Presenting its findings of a four-year investigation into the sector, the Competition Commission said private health providers sometimes recommended pricey treatments unnecessarily.
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Apted worried that even a short walk might unnecessarily tax Jackie: She suffered from an arthritic condition that kept her on disability benefits.
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"You do not take actions that will unnecessarily impact an election," Sally Q. Yates, the former deputy attorney general, said in an interview.
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Several critics, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid antagonizing prosecutors, said the questioning of rape victims in Manhattan was unnecessarily harsh.
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"There is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Thursday.
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The Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act would also establish a task force responsible for repealing outdated regulations.
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On one occasion I had to spend more than an hour looking for a parking spot, with my exhaust unnecessarily polluting the air.
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In April, the medical files of 145,000 rehab patients were leaked online, unnecessarily putting people who sought help at risk of social stigma.
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Her critics say the government and police used unnecessarily heavy-handed tactics to disperse what began as peaceful gatherings, albeit without official permission.
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Democrats said the regulations at issue are reasonable, and delaying them would unnecessarily contribute to increases in pollutants like mercury and particulate matter.
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And I'll never forget how an insulated suburban school board voted unnecessarily to preempt thousands of similar stories from reaching the same conclusion.
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Proponents of gun control have long argued that such rifles have no use in hunting and are unnecessarily powerful as home defense weapons.
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In Doyle Hamm's case, the lack of peripheral veins and lymphatic inflammations create the unconstitutional risk of a cruel and unnecessarily painful execution.
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" One researcher, he writes, "estimated that overenthusiasm about the new drugs meant they were prescribed unnecessarily more than 90 percent of the time.
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McDormand is well known for her politically charged speeches and was even unnecessarily censored during her acceptance speech at this year's Golden Globes.
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" She added that it "will unnecessarily prolong this litigation" and so will cause continued uncertainty "over the future of the health care sector.
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As the authors suggest, there are concerns many healthy women may be labelled unnecessarily, causing anxiety about their fertility or long-term health.
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Every time a silly and unnecessarily stupid story makes the NFL look bad, I invariably think man, this is the most NFL story.
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But it's these explosions that the more reputable business owners say give them a bad reputation, and unnecessarily puts people's lives at risk.
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"This bill makes sure that children are protected and families are not split up unnecessarily," said U.S. Representative Vern Buchanan, a Florida Republican.
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Particularly for viewers with certain health conditions, special care must be taken to ensure that a VR experience doesn't unnecessarily trigger an unwanted reaction.
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This violates a pretty basic rule: Any app that purports to offer "security" must avoid unnecessarily collecting data about your every swipe and click.
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Thousands of citizens died unnecessarily on Trump's watch because the administration could not be stirred to proper action before, during, and after the hurricane.
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Breast cancer can be detected — and then treated — earlier with mammograms, but there is a risk of false positives and unnecessarily treating the disease.
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The shooting immediately caused outrage, with local community members and Hambrick's family arguing that he had not committed a crime and was shot unnecessarily.
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Immigrant rights activists in Seattle are suing the Trump administration, saying it is unnecessarily prolonging the separation of asylum-seeking immigrants from their children.
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But earlier this month the USDA withdrew that proposed rule, citing science and biotech industry concerns that it would unnecessarily hinder research and development.
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Judge Forrest ultimately agreed: "Before the deprivation of liberty, there is due process, and an aversion to acts that are unnecessarily evil," she said.
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"Secretary Mattis was very effective in reassuring this important U.S. ally, and also strengthening deterrence against North Korea, without being unnecessarily provocative," Bennett said.
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The programs are meant to target non-US citizens overseas, although critics have long charged that Americans are unnecessarily caught up in the net.
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There's just not that much change — so any solution that's designed for a crisis will probably miss the mark or could unnecessarily harm workers.
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Dean Heller, "are focused on identifying issues that they support that the president also supports, and then not unnecessarily provoking him," the strategist said.
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Among the 319 employees, 35 were found guilty by a police tribunal of excessive force, getting into a fight, or firing their gun unnecessarily.
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Equally unfortunate, it has forced individuals into unnecessarily one-dimensional categories: environmentalist or CEO, animal lover or profiteer, tree-hugger or cold-blooded capitalist.
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But this particular reader would prefer to tackle the mystery of how these nonhuman characters inhabit their world, rather than parse unnecessarily abstract sentences.
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You can always find a way to contribute and there's very few ways it seems to cause your teammates grief or to troll unnecessarily.
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That said, don't fret unnecessarily—most buyers are just like you and will probably be more suspicious of you than you are of them.
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After I covered Florida's Burmese python cull, I received a slew of emails from passionate snake owners, condemning the event for being unnecessarily cruel.
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Does Saru's cautiousness and unwillingness to unnecessarily endanger his crew make him unfit for the captain's chair, any more than a human's reckless impulsivity?
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Trian Fund's Nelson Peltz told CNBC on Wednesday that Wall Street is "unnecessarily" talking itself into a negative environment during a time of prosperity.
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Khloé admitted she was "caught off-guard" that Gamble showed up in Palm Springs, but acknowledged she may have been unnecessarily rude to him.
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What advice would you give cops working today, especially when they are walking into "BBQ Becky" and "Permit Patty" situations that could escalate unnecessarily?
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"It was also unnecessarily inflammatory at a time when tensions were already high and counterproductive for trying to reassure our allies," Town told Gizmodo.
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A doctor might also unnecessarily adjust your dosage, since your current one (the one you're not actually taking) isn't apparently having its intended effect.
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Paul made moves and played a more proactive game, but in the process, he cultivated a culture in the House that was unnecessarily cruel.
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We have got to get together as a country and solve it, because otherwise we&aposre just going to keep losing Americans unnecessarily. Anthony.
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During the recent trial, the prosecution argued that Van Dyke unnecessarily shot McDonald, noting that no other officer on the scene used deadly force.
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The prank was intended to draw attention, the hacker said, to the fact that thousands of Chromecast devices globally have been left exposed unnecessarily.
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Schiff made the offer earlier Thursday in order to alleviate concerns by Republicans that calling witnesses and procuring documents would unnecessarily prolong the trial.
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No offense to those people, but they're not the entirety of Apple's customer base, and it's here where the Apple Watch unnecessarily limits itself.
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Committee Republicans believe that some of the blocked-out information — such as names in "to" and "from" lines in emails — has been removed unnecessarily.
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Magenti recalled trips between the two countries, before freedom of movement came into effect under the Schengen Agreement, as laborious, unnecessarily complicated, and tiring.
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Most gaming headphones are unnecessarily bulked up by excessive padding and supposed 230 surround sound tech that is rendered meaningless by their poor comfort.
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"The government does not wish to unnecessarily delay reunification," lawyers for the Justice Department said in their response to the court, according to NBC.
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"Career Day" was a little slow-paced and repetitive, but Chance's impression of an awkward, over-excited, unnecessarily horny high schooler was a highlight.
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He didn't mention the kulfi , a luscious cone of extra-hard condensed-milk ice cream, unnecessarily topped with gold leaf, blissfully surrounded by cherries.
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Eliminating "outdated regulations that unnecessarily hobble local broadcast stations will benefit consumers in communities across the country," said the National Association of Broadcasters Friday.
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But for untold numbers of others — with mental illnesses, developmental disabilities or chronic diseases — the confines of a nursing home can be unnecessarily isolating.
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EDI is an unnecessarily duplication and provides European governments with even less reason to reinvest and rebuild their own militaries up to NATO standards.
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"The pork industry unnecessarily suffered a severe blow following the recent outbreak of listeriosis," said Paul Makube, senior agricultural economist at FNB Agri-Business.
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Unless one likes to unnecessarily enrich the oil companies, there is no reason to buy premium gasoline for a vehicle that needs only regular.
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A 21-pound laptop seems unnecessarily light, but I appreciate it the most when I'm traveling or covering big events like CES or MWC.
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Critics of Trump say that his decision to withdraw from the JCPOA has unnecessarily sparked a global crisis and increased the prospect of war.
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This was aid President Obama refused to provide because he thought it would unnecessarily provoke the Russian government into inflammatory action at the time.
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Jaguars are a species threatened by extinction, and forcing one to parade before a crowd was described by animal welfare advocates as unnecessarily cruel.
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Are you over indie's desperate, unrelenting bid to make Christmas music cool by ranking every unnecessarily long album by She & Him and Sufjan Stevens?
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During last year's trial, the prosecution argued that Van Dyke unnecessarily shot McDonald, noting that no other officer on the scene used deadly force.
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But one thing that remains unnecessarily frustrating about this setup is the crucial post-breach task of identifying and changing a potentially compromised password.
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The agency argued that since these companies are drilling on public lands, they must not unnecessarily waste a resource that belongs to the public.
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When I travel abroad, delivering a grin and a chirpy "I'm great, how are you?" has seemed like unnecessarily cheerful bluster, even slightly deranged.
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The moment all of the Discovery crew started literally standing up on the bridge against Admiral Cornwell's greenlighting of genocide was so unnecessarily cheesy.
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Sarah Silverman is railing against the NRA and laying blame at its feet for unnecessarily dividing our country when it comes to gun control.
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In Yemen the issue is more a humanitarian one: We know Saudi is fighting an unnecessarily dirty air war and we're implicated by association.
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It came across as unnecessarily cruel, once again playing into a longstanding sense that the Conservatives aren't really interested in helping Britain's most vulnerable.
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Republicans argued that such material had to be fair game and that to ask candidates not to seize on news reports was unnecessarily prohibitive.
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But as Comey's investigation of Clinton played out in the 2016 race, Democrats saw something different: a lifetime Republican unnecessarily meddling in an election.
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On both ends of the weight spectrum, I have heard from parents and readers that their pediatricians have made them panic, they felt, unnecessarily.
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Nonetheless, the transition to a more market-oriented policy is not complete, and there is still an unnecessarily high risk of recession in 28500.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Friday that the Trump administration doesn't want to "unnecessarily irritate" Congress on the path to a tax overhaul bill.
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That may have something to do with the fact that Trump is legendarily averse to exercise, believing that it drains one's life battery unnecessarily.
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"They turn bipartisan agreements on their head, unnecessarily pitting urban versus rural, industry versus local governments, and broadband access versus our environment," he continued.
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In many ways, jeweler Dalton explains, those characteristics are now used by the diamond industry to unnecessarily squeeze more money out of unknowing consumers.
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It is only then that we will start to see the disparity reduced and less Black women dying silently and unnecessarily from this disease.
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"Before BERT, unidirectional language modeling was the standard, even though it is an unnecessarily restrictive constraint," said Kenton Lee, a research scientist at Google.
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"The principles of copyrightability that Google advances in this case would, if adopted, unnecessarily create uncertainty and doubt among software innovators and their licensees."
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" Carson is getting an unnecessarily bad rap when the real rub is between [the secretary's office] and the chiefs," she said in an email.
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That person was not a close friend nor someone I message often, so it definitely made me realize that I was being unnecessarily creepy.
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The suit said Sinclair engaged in unnecessarily aggressive negotiations with regulators in efforts to win approval, including refusal to sell stations in certain markets.
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The tweet caused chaos and confusion and was condemned by critics in both parties as bigoted and unnecessarily cruel to some active service members.
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Trying to compete with the big guys by raising a huge amount of money could unnecessarily dilute founders' stakes in their companies, O'Reilly said.
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Airports and their partners in Congress are trying to nearly double that tax to $28500, unnecessarily driving up the price you pay to fly.
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Huawei argued the law was unnecessarily punitive and singled out individual companies in violation of their constitutional rights in a lawsuit filed last year.
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Several political activists who on social media had initially criticized her candidacy for unnecessarily muddying an already complicated political field quickly deleted their comments.
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But the most egregious thing about the bill isn't even the specifics of its content; it's how one-sided — and unnecessarily so — it is.
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At first, the villains' plan, which involves destroying time itself because they believe this will also end death, seems completely bizarre and unnecessarily destructive.
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In particular, the lack of website icons (favicons) on every tab makes it unnecessarily challenging to navigate when you have a lot of tabs open.
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"His ... is just one of many cases where people who are not a danger in the community are being held in detention unnecessarily," Willis said.
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The Association of Shelter Veterinarians' standards require vets to tattoo spayed and neutered shelter animals so that no one unnecessarily operates on the animals again.
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The indictment alleged that they led a nationwide conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to unnecessarily prescribe a fentanyl-based pain medication and defraud health insurance.
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Or, Robinson added, uninsured women unnecessarily take up space in emergency rooms, where their care ends up costing the state more than it had to.
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One of the best ways to do that is to keep your router patched with the latest firmware, although the process is usually unnecessarily complicated.
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They have spoken at length in the Oval Office about Pentagon issues, and about their shared view that weapons programs are unnecessarily expensive and cumbersome.
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The majority of the time, reading these unnecessarily violent tweets makes me nervously laugh and say, "what the fuck," like Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Veep.
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BlackRock's Rick Rieder said Wednesday the Fed is unnecessarily concerned about low inflation and is more likely to raise interest rates before it cuts them.
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The time-jumping is oddly paced, making the narrative unnecessarily confusing in the early going, and the brutality and humor don't always sit well together.
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One other thing, since you're here: I need to talk to you a little bit about Intel's processor naming conventions, because they are unnecessarily confusing.
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According to Variety, contestant Jean Blanc made a jab at Underwood for being a virgin, something that's unnecessarily been a point of tension this season.
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All of which goes to show that commuters on Northern and GTR are suffering unnecessarily—if Britain had the right structure for its rail industry.
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Bears are killed unnecessarily every year when they get into trouble after learning to spend time close to humans, taking advantage of our food sources.
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Meeting the parents will always be awkward, but you have it in your power to make sure your partner doesn't run into unnecessarily stressful situations.
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Obama has actively worked to change the nations' approach to clemency and to eliminate outdated and unnecessarily severe laws that are still on the books.
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Over the years, animal rights activists and ethicists have pointed out that tests on animals can be unnecessarily cruel, painful, and wasteful of animal lives.
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Targeting 1.33 percent unemployment when we could achieve 3.5 percent with little risk of spiraling inflation would mean 2.4 million people unnecessarily out of work.
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He said refugees were also suffering unnecessarily from Britain's "restrictive and complex" family reunification process, which only lets children under 18 reunite with their parents.
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Other experts argue, however, that saturated fat has been unnecessarily vilified, and say that cutting back on this one ingredient may not necessarily improve health.
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But the amount of people with celiac held steady, which suggests more and more people (mostly young, white women) are taking on this diet unnecessarily.
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At a separate event on Tuesday, Powell outlined how the Fed might avoid the twin traps of an inflation overshoot and unnecessarily halting the expansion.
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Hardman writes that she had decided long before that "modern weddings were unnecessarily burdensome," and she decided to keep the cost of hers under $209,000.
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The answers don't necessarily vindicate Ginsburg, but they do show that the fainting-couch routine we've witnessed over the past several days is unnecessarily melodramatic.
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When companies unnecessarily restrict people's Internet activity, it does more than demoralize those that can't check Facebook; it limits people's ability to do their jobs.
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At the same time, the agency under Trump has also been criticized for unnecessarily approving new opioid painkillers with no clear benefit over existing options.
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It turns out many of the ingredients used in most store-bought granolas (and granola bars) are really just code words for unnecessarily added sugar.
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Secondly, CRs that go into the next calendar year unnecessarily delay federal programs and provide contracting nightmares for the Department of Defense and other agencies.
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But 2016 brought a wave of awareness to dire issues that have been negatively and unnecessarily affecting prisoners, and by proxy, our society, for decades.
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Harris says her plan will have guardrails on these private plans to ensure they're not engaging in fraudulent practices or unnecessarily taking tax-payer dollars.
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Many attribute his electoral success to FBI Director James Comey's eleventh-hour intervention, which unnecessarily re-litigated Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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In a 22019 article, Kavanaugh said a president had too many responsibilities to be weighed down unnecessarily by a criminal investigation or a civil lawsuit.
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Though it is, in large part, a study in denial, its dialogue is often unnecessarily blunt in drawing historical parallels and pointing out characters' hypocrisies.
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An arcane, and unnecessarily protracted U.S. mine permitting process is the culprit and, much like our infrastructure assets, is in dire need of an overhaul.
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"The Government does not wish to unnecessarily delay reunifications or burden class members," the Justice Department argued in the filing, according to The Associated Press.
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If the leak persists, it could cause the ground wire to short, which could tighten the seat belts unnecessarily or increase the risk of fire.
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Removing these people from their jobs would place the military's readiness at risk, hurt morale in a significant way, and unnecessarily discriminate against certain individuals.
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The Department of Defense spends unnecessarily on some projects while the military struggles to get troops the gear they need for day-to-day operations.
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The many ETFs, which are by nature more tradeable than traditional index funds, can lead investors to unnecessarily deviate from simple buy-and-hold behavior.
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The Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome, or SCRUB Act passed the House in January, but never went anywhere in the Senate.
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I really think we should get behind the movement to stop shaming fat people and start shaming the companies that actually push unnecessarily unhealthy foods. .
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"Importantly, both the House and the Senate have advanced legislation to enhance our national security without unnecessarily impeding economic growth and job creation," he added.
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