Scandal: The incumbent administration is untainted by major scandal. 10.
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Ultimately, the need for untainted advice has never been greater.
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I just felt good, clean excitement and anticipation, untainted, uncomplicated.
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Dawie Roodt advocates a "state-proof" existence untainted by government interference.
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Klobuchar demolished Buttigieg on his boast that he's untainted by Washington.
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Mr Macron is untainted, if only because he is a political outsider.
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After the incident, officials assessed how many untainted versions of the exam remained.
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After she won the election, untainted expressions of enthusiasm from women were rare.
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He was untainted by all the words and ways of politics as usual.
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Australia Day as a simple, untainted celebration of the country's achievements is finished.
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Our readers need to trust that our work is untainted by any reward.
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Good protesters act as individual citizens, untainted by associations with suspect political organizations.
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Morales was, he claimed, a political outsider untainted by the sins of the past.
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Every line comes from a memory, a moment, or a feeling untainted by overthinking.
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I think the premium we place on untainted, "authentic" romantic feelings are too high.
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Sanders has always been floating around the periphery, an insider's secret better left untainted.
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Ms. Robredo, who is new to politics and untainted by wrongdoing, is being marginalized.
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Mr. Sharif, on the other hand, remains untainted by charges of corruption or nepotism.
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The investigations have left Brazilians with few prominent politicians untainted by allegations of corruption.
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Sanders is untainted by the system — he's less corrupted, less conflicted, and less disillusioned.
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But one effect is to ensure they are equally untainted by experience and, sometimes, ability.
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Donald Trump is running a campaign almost entirely untainted by even a hint of policy.
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That there is something that is pure and untainted that one can go back to.
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Noah, by contrast, opts to withdraw from the corrupt world, in order to remain untainted.
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Unfortunately, it's these untainted assumptions that can lead to some of the largest corruption scandals.
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Instead, untainted by the last seven years of online discourse, she exudes a sort of purity.
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It was understood that such skin was untainted by laboring in the sun and interracial mixing.
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Untainted by accusations of corruption, it is led by Maia Sandu, a popular former education minister.
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A new election would allow Brazilians to choose leaders untainted by scandal, which would be welcome.
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It's an expression largely untainted by the industry forces attendant to life in even bigger cities.
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He envisioned an agrarian community of homeowners whose lives would be untainted by the evils of alcohol.
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Animals, untainted by the pressures of human life, can help us find solace in so many situations.
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Happy Thursday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where we're celebrating the return of untainted romaine lettuce.
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I'm able to give out every bit that I'm feeling, and to have it [be] completely untainted.
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There is a sense of freshness, of a new beginning, of a team untainted by failures past.
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Franco believes Robredo will be a successful opposition leader mainly due to her untainted public image and charisma.
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Who needs a quippy but scandal-ridden Jersey guy when you've got a reality star untainted by politics?
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Chancellor Bouchard's analysis should have ended when he concluded the DFC sales process was untainted, according to DFC.
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The world of the show is a space untainted by the omnipresence of Donald Trump, "Smooth," and Harambe.
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Some might wish the city's authorities demolish this compromised legacy and replace it with something new and untainted.
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Boards, investors and untainted executives need to take a much harder look at the way things are run.
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But Amazon founder and chief executive's love for one of the company's most important overseas markets remains untainted.
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Corbyn emerged against this backdrop as a politician in his 60s who was untainted by those establishment politics.
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Still, retailers have taken pains to accommodate the wishes of discerning consumers who demand jewels untainted by armed conflict.
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Many institutions still pump students through introductory courses untainted by recent economic history or the market shortcomings it illuminates.
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See a movie untainted by public assault allegations, perhaps one that espouses equal love and the power of women.
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Unlike other African countries, Ethiopia then remained largely untainted by outside influence because it avoided long periods of colonization.
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What he is beholding is something whole, uncorrupted by time, untainted by the workings of a messed-up world.
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His cabinet this time has lost several ministers to money scandals, but Abe himself has been untainted by scandal.
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Those could hold untainted materials from the earliest ages of the formation of the moon — and thus the Earth.
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Nighttime affords some of the region's most dramatic views: starry skies, untainted by light pollution, silhouetted against Alpine summits.
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These are the kinds of issues that should be offered by the left, untainted by the AfD's putrid nationalism.
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Silicon Valley had been, until recently, one of the last relatively untainted wellsprings from which to draw campaign contributions.
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His view of the skating community is optimistic and untainted by the discrimination felt by some members of Unity.
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That idea is anathema to officers who pride themselves on providing "unvarnished" and "untainted" information to policy makers, Clapper said.
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It is a paradox: dark skies, precisely because they're untainted by the pollution known as sky glow, are extraordinarily luminous.
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Perhaps it was better to keep them innocent for as long as possible, if "innocent" was the right word. Untainted?
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President Klaus Iohannis has said that the country's next prime minister should be untainted by criminal convictions or continuing investigations.
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If Gantz is a breath of fresh air, it is because some voters see him as untainted by Israeli politics.
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"I am apolitical," he said, adding that it was a priority to supply "unvarnished" and "untainted" policy recommendations to policy makers.
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Blue ice is also composed of relatively pure, untainted water, which allows the blue reflection to be so vivid and dominant.
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Buttigieg sold himself as untainted by the 2016 Democratic primary, and touted his mayoral victories in the red state of Indiana.
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It will not be easy to fill the presidency with a top-tier politician who is untainted and commands public support.
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Iraq's Parliament has begun voting on a cabinet after protesters demanded government reforms and leaders untainted by corruption or sectarian connections.
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Related: Big tech companies were recently seen as one of the few relatively untainted sources of big-money donations for Democrats.
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He's not untainted, and his mandate is not strong, but he's a serious, smart man who is determined to start over.
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But we're less forgiving with charities, which we expect to be both philanthropists and educators, untainted by marketing sleight of hand.
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"Today, our world feels divided," Abovitz said in that opening keynote, before again stressing Magic Leap's freedom from baggage, its untainted platform.
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You are so untainted by all of this, and you make movie like you don't even care if anyone ever sees them.
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So to get to play this guy who is the untainted hero is very unfamiliar territory for me – I jumped at it.
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The national interest required his continued service if only to reassure that public that someone untainted by political influence was in charge.
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Concerns about shortages of cobalt from untainted sources have prompted car makers to take steps to secure supplies for the longer term.
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Mr. Guaidó, who was elected the assembly's president only a few weeks ago, has been largely untainted by Venezuela's tired political squabbles.
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And Americans deserve to have faith that free and fair elections, a fundamental tenet of our democracy, are untainted by foreign interference.
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He was just reveling in the purity of what he was doing, moving in a way that felt "untainted, uninfluenced" and free.
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With her latest photography book, Maha Alasaker offers an authentic glimpse into the daily lives of Kuwaiti women, untainted by orientalist prejudice.
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Each rat was fed a set amount of creosote each day, and then was given as much untainted rabbit chow as it wanted.
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As a recruit from BMW who arrived only in mid-2015, he can be presented as an outsider untainted by VW's old scandals.
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Nixon's corruption, and Gerald Ford's pardon of his predecessor, created an appetite for a man untainted by Washington perfidy: the pious Jimmy Carter.
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Both Mr. Dodon and Ms. Sandu campaigned on promises to eliminate corruption, but Mr. Dodon cast himself as an outsider untainted by scandals.
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According to the complaint, Kafer told police she injected untainted water into the feeding tube in an effort to help him gain weight.
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Equally impressive are Dr. Jacobson's dependence on untainted scientific information and his willingness to amend his center's advice when new evidence demands it.
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The other was that search results should be based on a relatively "pure" ranking system untainted by their business need to generate revenue.
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Similarly, the DOJ retains broad forfeiture authority including the power to substitute untainted property for tainted property that is outside of its reach.
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It says it is the only party untainted by corruption, which has reduced Smer's popularity to under 17% from 25% two years ago.
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He said that French voters were hungry for new political faces untainted by scandals, and that he did not quite fit the bill.
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"I met Vanna Ly, he's real, he exists," said Rafal Wislocki, one of the few team officials untainted by association with the Sharks.
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" It demands that management, "create a work environment untainted by instances, allegations, and fears of sexual harassment, assault, and racial and gender discrimination.
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The control colonies received untainted syrup, while the test hives received samples with insecticide doses of 10, 20, 50, and 100 parts per billion.
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But the void of official support arguably helping him — it was proof that he really was untouched and untainted by the unpopular GOP establishment.
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They elected as leader Ed Miliband, one of a small number of ministers in the previous Labour government considered untainted by the Iraq decision.
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Sessions in a rare statement last Thursday seemingly rebuked Trump while pledging to remain untainted by political bias in his work at the agency.
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It does a great job doing what Google designed it to do: Running Android in its purest form, untainted by slipshod third-party apps.
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Throughout his career Mr. Prem benefited from a reputation for honest dealing, untainted by the scandals and corruption that characterize much of Thai politics.
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Our textbooks and national mythology celebrate moments when single acts of civil disobedience, untainted by political organizations, seemed to change the course of history.
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The president's Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI, picked a technocrat, José Antonio Meade, as its candidate because he was untainted by scandal.
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Given that, Trump's longtime inability to adhere to truth and provide facts untainted by his own personal biases is always damaging to the country.
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I thought maybe the sauce was making the fries soggy, so I pulled out an untainted fry and tried it on its own. Nope.
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He offered a vision of a more inclusive country (still excluding Indians and slaves), and he was an authentic advocate untainted by partisan compromises.
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Collins, whose teenage bathroom exhibit at Refinery29's 29Rooms last year was a must-see, snapped the gang like an untainted '90s pop super group.
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The researchers will seek to learn if the methods used to store the Apollo materials actually worked, keeping them as pure and untainted as possible.
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This left the gold and blue fronts untainted by corporate messaging but brought in a small trickle of revenue for the increasingly cash-strapped agency.
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Sessions issued a rare statement on Thursday, seemingly rebuking Trump directly and pledging to remain untainted by political bias in his work at the agency.
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His supporters view Mr. Corbyn as a man of principle and integrity, untainted by the compromises and mistakes of the governments led by Tony Blair.
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Because KPIs, if constructed correctly, give management and potential investors a cold, analytical snapshot of the state of the company, untainted by emotion or rhetoric.
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The new bill seeks to require that evidence be provided by businesses for each item to show that it had an untainted chain of production.
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The growing acrimony between the political old guard and the judiciary stands to benefit politicians who can portray themselves as outsiders untainted by corruption allegations.
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Sessions issued a rare rebuke of the president on Thursday, pledging that the Justice Department would remain untainted by political bias while under his control.
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The authors of the new paper argue that killing the study served the ISRF's larger purpose of keeping sugar untainted by links to cardiovascular disease.
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This mummy is unique, however, in that it has never been exposed to conservation treatments; its untainted condition makes it an ideal subject for scientific analysis.
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The DOJ watchdog reported that it could not determine whether Strzok&aposs decision not to promptly examine the Weiner laptop was untainted by his political bias.
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As the former president of the European Parliament, Mr Schulz is well-known in Brussels, but he is still fresh in Berlin, untainted by domestic politics.
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A whole new year of untainted possibilities lies ahead, and with that blank slate comes the opportunity to rid yourself of your crippling food-delivery addiction.
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Even during the frightening mad cow disease episode, which caused over 200 lingering deaths, the EU public was not given the choice of untainted American beef.
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"Fundamentally, we'd like to see an environment where good, large-scale alcohol research can be done without turning to industry dollars, using untainted money," Benowitz-Fredericks says.
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The key to Roodt's vision—a "state-proof" existence untainted by government interference—is blockchain technology, a secure database that runs on a decentralized network of computers.
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"They have to be out of the country, in an untainted system that we can verify is safe and secure, and free from malign influences," Coe said.
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The board's views on Trump are scathing: Trump brands himself as an outsider untainted by special interests, but we see a man utterly corrupted by self-interest.
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I dropped all pretense on the last day and ate my food untainted, instead simply dumping spoonfuls of CBD powder directly onto my tongue for each meal.
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The political whizzes of KFile, a group of Internet-savvy reporters poached from BuzzFeed that was untainted by the retraction, were transferred out of the investigative team.
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"When companies launder advertising by paying an influencer to pretend that their endorsement or review is untainted by a financial relationship, this is illegal payola," Chopra writes.
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This doesn't mean that the board is wholly untainted by the influence of Facebook—the proposal does state that they will be assisted by a full-time staff.
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Trump either decides not to fire Rosenstein or is somehow stopped from doing so, the Mueller investigation continues unhampered, and the FBI remains relatively untainted by political influence.
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With apparently no scandalous baggage, with a new untainted party, with the backing of a country no longer prepared to shrug, he may try to change a culture.
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You probably think of Yosemite National Park as a haven for nature, a place to experience all that is good and pure, in a landscape untainted by commercialism.
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We had the hours and untainted joie de vivre to wile away playing Candy Crush or take an actual invested interest in the lives of celebrities' pet monkeys.
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When you watch this bundle full of love and light that's untarnished and untainted by heartache and any of the numerous things that change you, it's very healing.
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Buttigieg clearly wants to frame the DNC race as the past versus the future, and cast himself as untainted by the divisions of last year's presidential primary campaigns.
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I'd spent years reading historical accounts of the Mao years, and it was invigorating to suddenly have my hands on untainted specimens of raw history from that era.
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And she was quick to hail Clinton as among the best qualified presidential candidates in the nation's history — a resume untainted, in Pelosi's eyes, by the email controversy.
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In an era marked by a loss of faith traditional institutions (governments, banks, hospitals), CBD has flourished, perhaps because it seems new, mysterious and untainted by the mainstream.
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Trump either decides not to fire Rosenstein or is somehow stopped from doing so; the Mueller investigation continues unhampered, and the FBI remains relatively untainted by political influence.
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But the rise of Bolsonaro, a seven-term congressman who has cast himself as a political maverick untainted by graft allegations, appears to have changed the judge's mind.
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The torrent of missteps has left officials who so far are untainted answering questions about whether they have misconduct in their past that has not yet been disclosed.
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Back in 2001, Iran was heading down an irrevocable path toward internal reform, a process untainted by any Western intrusion, with citizens and progressive-minded leaders showing the way.
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With a career untainted by major corruption investigations, he has rallied voters fed up with years of graft scandals and economic mismanagement while the Workers Party was in power.
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This film has two things, a look at a very pure, untainted surf scene, and a window into a society that is normally just covered by tales of conflict.
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But Mr. Morgenthau's aides, who asked a judge to throw out the convictions, said there was not enough untainted evidence to prove their culpability in the other crimes either.
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While my actual house needed to be cleaned and updated, with an endless list of mundane repairs, the Cliff House was forever untainted by the drudgery of real life.
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But Ganus said he was driven to complete what he described as "the mission" to assure that a new generation of Russian athletes could return, untainted, to international sports.
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The revelations are especially damaging for Mr. Fillon because he has portrayed himself as a virtuous politician, who, unlike his opponents — Mr. Sarkozy primarily — was untainted by legal scandals.
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What the queen realizes even more is something that could serve as a general thesis for Lanthimos's films more generally: Love, if it exists between humans, is never untainted.
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Why should Walker—one of the best hitters of his generation, and one of the few untainted by the suspicion of steroids—be discounted because of his home-park advantage?
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The aide said the first priority was making sure that the actual voting was untainted, and coordination with Republican state officials would have collapsed if Obama was seen as grandstanding.
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The anti-establishment candidate, who has represented Rio de Janeiro state as a federal congressman for nearly three decades, has won supporters thanks to a career untainted by corruption accusations.
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" Jury secrecy is important, she said, but it cannot "trump a defendant's opportunity to vindicate his fundamental constitutional right to an impartial jury untainted by the influence of racial bias.
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Brienne is one of Game of Thrones' few characters whose moral muddle is mostly untainted by one dark act or another, so it's nice to see that recognized by somebody.
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With fashionable finishes, trendy technology and a cruise ship's worth of amenities — as well as auras untainted by previous occupants — freshly constructed apartments make the best homes for these buyers.
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But it is telling of the decades of slow rot that have eaten into France's political establishment that virtually no one in line to replace Mr. Fillon is untainted, either.
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There's a calmness in the moment after making choices like this in these games, a relief that, at least, a choice has been made, a blissful moment untainted by any consequences.
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A survey in 2017 by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply found that only 6% of managers at British firms were certain their supply chains are untainted by modern slavery.
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" FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra recently said, "When companies launder advertising by paying an influencer to pretend that their endorsement or review is untainted by a financial relationship, this is illegal payola.
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If all of a sudden, the quality of drinking water is called into question, and then manufacturers who rely on using untainted water for making drugs or food is called into question.
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This is my music alone, this is my true home; from which all things are born and from which all my life will spring untainted and unworried, fully of my own body.
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He was no longer able to boast, with a pleasure untainted by accuracy, of having been prescient in all his investments, correct in all his predictions, wise when all others were fooled.
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Referencing the artist's reverence for animals and the raw, untainted purity of their actions, the images project his longing for a world in which some sense of social order and peace prevails.
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"It is just really hard, later on, to prove to a judge that the prosecutor remained independent and untainted from the information that was bought [by Congress] through the immunity," Wright explains.
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To some of the women it has meant a fresh start in places untainted by all the trauma, all the memories of lost friends and the dark, painful nights of a different time.
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Fair value, it said, is what a buyer is willing to pay for a company in a robust, transparent and untainted sale process – like the one Chancellor Bouchard determined DFC to have run.
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Rather than backing down, he publicly accused the Republican National Committee of stacking the venue audience with donors and appealed directly to the TV viewing audience as an outsider untainted by campaign donations.
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PSDB members are already speculating whether João Doria, a wealthy businessman and upstart politician who surprised rivals by getting elected mayor of Sao Paulo last year, may be the party's only untainted option.
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But with the convictions of Manafort and Cohen, he will find it harder to convince the rest of America that he's the victim of a witch hunt and untainted by his criminal associates.
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It has become a destination game, a kind of hipster bucket-list item for anyone seeking a jolt of authenticity, something untainted by the sanitized, prepackaged corporate glamour of the world's elite leagues.
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The terrifically talented Benjamin Lewis, the Adrian I saw, radiated a sweet and incandescent solipsism, untainted by hipster irony, that befits a lad who is after all the star of his own life.
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While she is unlikely to resign, many observers feel the furor over the extradition bill will put Beijing off appointing her for a second term, preferring a leader untainted by the current political crisis.
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In contrast, under the international money laundering provision, it would be an offense to send untainted money from the United States to Mexico for the purpose of paying for a shipment of illegal drugs.
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And while TIAA contends that its operations are untainted by conflicts because its 0.33 financial advisers and consultants do not receive sales commissions, former employees, in interviews and in the whistle-blower complaint, disagree.
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When a major shake-up in the Communist leadership took place, Le Duan's time in the South paid off: He was the only Politburo member untainted by the party's failed policies in the North.
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This, for Gore Vidal, was no bad thing, because it left Evans's "austere" photos untainted by what "good-hearted, soft-headed admirers of the Saint James (Agee) version" so loved about the sharecroppers' gospel.
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Noting the massive press attention surrounding the trials of murderer Charles Manson and the Watergate conspirators, the press organizations argued that many, if not most, potential jurors are untainted by coverage of highly publicized cases.
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Perhaps because of its status as the rare untainted beacon of joy, the smartphone game has pervaded popular culture, from the design of a neighborhood lemonade stand to the floor of the Republican Nation Convention.
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For prosecutors, Mr. Mickelson's repayment of the trading profits makes him into a much better potential witness because he is largely untainted by the misuse of inside information, restoring some of his "good guy" image.
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It elides the disastrous initial attempts at a ban, portrays the president as a distant figure in the matter, and recasts the current version of the executive order as the untainted product of his advisers.
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The SPD had hoped for a resurgence under Schulz, a 61-year-old bookseller untainted by the coalition, having served in Brussels as head of the European Parliament rather than in the cabinet alongside Merkel.
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An informed ballot never tells you how the election will actually go down, so the untainted topline numbers showing that Bryce is down 46-40 to Ryan (still not too bad!) are far more informative.
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But while a wash cycle may make your money look untainted, it nonetheless ruins the bills; hot water can damage security features, and detergents change the way cash reflects light, which currency-sorting machines detect.
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When Mr. Ben Ali was overthrown in January 2011 and fled to Saudi Arabia with his family, Mr. Essebsi was named interim prime minister, chosen because of his government experience and his relatively untainted reputation.
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THE JUSTICES don black robes, sit impassively during State of the Union addresses and steer clear of Twitter for a reason: the Supreme Court is supposed to be a dispassionate tribunal untainted by politics or emotion.
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Robert E. Linton, a prominent Wall Street executive who led the swashbuckling investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert in the years before it imploded in scandal but who was largely untainted himself, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.
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Though Luis argued the order kept her from obtaining an attorney of her choice, the lower court ruled that the Sixth Amendment did not give her the right to use her untainted funds for that purpose.
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But watching footage can easily distort officers' memories and make it easy for officers to conform their statements to what footage appears to show, rather than provide untainted reports about their actual experience of a situation.
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Prosecutors in this country are well aware of the potential pitfalls of prosecuting someone granted immunity because it requires showing that every piece of evidence to be used at trial is untainted by the immunized statements.
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He should have walked, back in May, leaving the stage as soon as the curtain had fallen on the greatest production of the Premier League era: his legend assured and untainted, the ultimate managerial mike drop.
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Never. My belief in sugar is a moral and spiritual concern, untainted by bribery, although I did once receive a Hershey bar so large that it arrived in its own tote bag filled with dry ice.
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Mahmood said Khan's image as a politician untainted by corruption could boost faith in the government and convince more people to file taxes in a nation where less than 1 percent of the population pays income tax.
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Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who died of brain cancer last Saturday at the age of 22008, was perhaps the strongest moral voice against torture in all of American politics — yet it was not an untainted voice.
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As someone who neither holds nor is seeking any elected office, she is mostly untainted by contentious debates about the merits or legacies of any particular policy, as both her husband and former President Clinton can be.
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Researchers believe the hydrogen within the cloud was produced minutes after the Big Bang and has somehow managed to remain almost entirely untainted by metals from exploding stars for 1.5 billion years, making this fossil incredibly rare.
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So while Clinton faced the typical barrage of attacks while in the Obama administration, Obama himself is emerging from his eight years in office entirely untainted by scandal, to a degree matched by few presidents in history.
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"Mayor Pete is fresh, he's untainted," said Michael Zorek, 58, who attended a fund-raiser Friday for Mr. Buttigieg in Chelsea with his wife, Shelly Friedland, 53, a lawyer; the couple lives on the Upper West Side.
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With an industry still a tad damp behind the ears, untainted by the avarice of its nascent prosperity, Brimble was offered a generous contract for gaming soundtracks: a 4% of net profits percentage cut was on the table.
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Some people believe that denying Israel's right to exist, alone among the world's states, or boycotting Israeli goods while neglecting other human-rights abusers, are themselves straightforwardly anti-Semitic; others consider those legitimate political positions untainted by prejudice.
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"To permit the government to freeze Luis's untainted assets would unleash a principle of constitutional law that would have no obvious stopping place" because the right to counsel of choice could be easily circumvented through a court order.
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In a 85033-3 decision, the court ruled that federal prosecutors violated the Sixth Amendment when they prevented a Miami woman from using her own, untainted funds to hire an attorney to defend her in a criminal case.
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They're examples of folk art at its purest; the products of an imagination childlike in its innocence, and creativity untainted by self-interest, formal training, financial pressures, or any of the other usual trappings of an artist's life.
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It is unusual to walk five or six blocks anywhere in New York, without getting a blast — a blast that often smells like skunk alone, untainted by scents from the orchard or a tarmac outside a Delta terminal.
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Before the arguments raised by the originators of critical race theory, there wasn't much criticism describing the way structures of law and society could be intrinsically racist, rather than simply distorted by racism while otherwise untainted with its stain.
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Even after the latest explosive development, that the Justice Department appointed a special counsel for the FBI's ongoing investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, Pence is still untainted enough that House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
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Not only is General Raheel Sharif untainted by the Musharraf years but he has gradually eclipsed the prime minister in public esteem after launching a major military campaign against domestic militants that led to a slump in terror attacks.
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I'm not straight so I'm not just watching two guys fucking because I want to see two guys together untainted by a girl being there, which I think is sometimes how straight guys watching girl-on-girl view it.
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"If a justice system's measure is how it treats the most reviled and unpopular, when ours may have failed Joaquín Guzmán by denying him the fair trial before an untainted jury to which he's constitutionally entitled," Guzman's attorneys wrote.
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He was untainted by the political scandals and rampant corruption that had marked Slovenia's governing class since the early 1990s, when the country gained independence in the collapse of communist Yugoslavia, and began the transition to a market economy.
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McDonald is untainted by allegations of affiliations to the IRA, allowing Sinn Fein to win more votes particularly south of the border in the Irish Republic, where Adams' toxic past has long been an impediment to Sinn Fein's success.
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After years of suffering from New Yorkers' ignorance about her culture, she decided to respond with a photographic series that depicts the day-to-day lives of Kuwaiti women and highlights their voices and thoughts, untainted by orientalist prejudice.
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The issue is whether the decision of Mr Buck's stunningly inept court-appointed lawyer to put a psychologist on the stand who peddled unadulterated racism merits another sentencing trial untainted by discredited theories about the violent propensities of black men.
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There are some clever bits in here: you can subscribe to the course for either 6.5 bitcoin or 12 "untainted" potatoes, and there are individual course units like SCAV101 - Scavenging Food, AVDE43 - Avoiding Detection, INRU101 - Identifying Intruders and SHELT1010 - Shelter.
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"We mourn the death of the National Statistical Commission and remember with gratitude its valiant fight to release untainted GDP data and employment data," P. Chidambaram, former finance minister and a senior Congress party leader, said in a message on Twitter.
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Capitalizing on a political career largely untainted by graft accusations – no small feat in a country roiled by corruption scandals – Bolsonaro has garnered growing support with proposals and incendiary statements that in better times would have been electoral non-starters.
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But last week, Rune Andersen, a former WADA official and the current chairman of the I.A.A.F. committee that is monitoring Russia, expressed skepticism about athletes' ability to prove definitively that they were untainted by a possible government-run doping program.
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Now that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that marijuana will be legal for adult use in Canada by July of 2018, it's up to agencies like Health Canada to make sure cannabis users will get high-quality, untainted products.
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"We're seeing a rise in people wanting to go off-grid, digitally detox, and taste the kind of wilderness that is as yet still untouched, untamed, and untainted by tourism," Amelia Stewart, brand ambassador for Original Travel, told Business Insider.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mired in allegations of corruption, Mexico's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) has thrown its weight behind an untainted outsider in a bid to clean up its image and hang on to the presidency in elections next July.
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Hardly anyone was untainted, including our cherished Puritan forebears, who not only held African slaves but also waged wars against New England Natives, kept some as slaves for themselves, and sent others to work on plantations in Barbados and Jamaica.
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At the time of the Dayton Accords, which set up the complicated two-statelet system that now reigns here, Dodik was seen as a progressive politician essentially untainted by the political and religious bloodletting of the post-communist collapse of the former Yugoslavia.
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Republicans close to Cruz hope that he will be validated by history, and that should Trump be thumped in November -- as the recent spate of polls suggests he will -- Cruz would be positioned as a soothsayer untainted by acceding to Trump's demands.
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Marvel's original rhetoric about Wakanda—unconquered by Western powers and thus untainted by neocolonialism—resembled African American discourse about Haiti in the 1850s and Ethiopia in the mid-1930s, which helps explain T'Challa's appeal to a post-Civil Rights cohort of black Americans.
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It's a kind of meta-genre work that a film can only really pull off if it is given a clean slate to work from — one untainted by dozens of trailers, TV spots, and all of the preconceived notions those bring with them.
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"Dilma may have dug her own grave by not delivering on what she promised, but she is untainted in a political realm smeared with excrement from top to bottom," said Mario Sergio Conti, a columnist for the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo.
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In announcing the company's move against the Russian operation, Microsoft President Brad Smith wrote in a blog post, "We can only keep our democratic societies secure if candidates can run campaigns and voters can go to the polls untainted by foreign cyberattacks."
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Herman has not been untainted by developments in Columbus, either: last week, Ohio State confirmed that he was the previously unnamed fellow assistant coach who had attended a Florida strip club with Zach Smith, the fired assistant whose behavior has now tainted Meyer.
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When Guaido declared an interim presidency in January in a bold challenge to Maduro, Silva joined millions of Venezuelans in celebrating the arrival of a fresh-faced politician who had united the oft-fractured opposition and was untainted by its previous scandals.
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These and other examples of partisanship seeping into the armed forces are prompting generals and admirals to confront what they see as a growing threat — the active-duty military losing its hard-fought role in society as a force untainted by politics.
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The tradition of rebelling against progress has left Alabama as the only state of the Old Confederacy never to have elected a senator or governor untainted by scandal who was willing to embrace modern attitudes on race, social justice and economic fairness.
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I've written hundreds of stories about music that I love, but I once passed up the rare opportunity to meet and maybe interview Prince, because I wanted to admire him from afar — my elusive music man — untainted by human observation others had already made.
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"In a recall, understanding the origin of the contamination and its reach is critical in helping to prevent untainted product from being wasted and discarded unnecessarily," says Dean Wiltse, CEO at FoodLogiQ, a software company that helps promote food safety through traceability and sustainability.
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" Mr. Reedie, who is also an executive board member of the Olympic organization, noted that the Russian Olympic Committee was not untainted by the findings, and that cheating had extended to "all sport disciplines whose urine samples were being analyzed by the Moscow lab.
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Many of the voters interviewed said that the most important qualification was the ability to defeat Mr. Trump, who has come away from the recent release of the Mueller report more angry than elated and wants a political victory untainted by questions of legitimacy.
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Towering over his colleagues at 212 feet 4 inches, he dressed impeccably, comported himself like a gentleman, was both candid and trustworthy, was endowed with a wry wit and, untainted, he survived the corruption and sexual scandals that doomed so many city and state officials.
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Coming from Austria, or Berlin, or from his regular residence in a suburb of Paris, Handke would apostrophize the Socialist Federal Republic as "the Balkans" — a multiethnic paradise of farmers whose hearts were filled with wine and song; untainted by the trappings of capitalism.
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Ahmad al-Abadi, a lawyer representing Parliament&aposs case to the Supreme Court, said the recount would get the country "70, 80, 90 percent" of the way to having an untainted result, but that because of the Baghdad warehouse fire there would never be 100 percent certainty.
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The facilities provide access to clean needles and other supplies involved in heroin use untainted by diseases like HIV and Hepatitis C. Users consume the drugs in the presence of a professional trained in treating overdoses, and others who can provide referrals and access to treatment programs.
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With this combination of what are essentially construction materials and paint, he brought together the readymade and a traditional medium – long considered divergent, incompatible tendencies in modern art – while reminding viewers that the depiction of an untainted, unoccupied landscape was a fiction: mankind has made inroads everywhere.
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Those who came of political age amid a global recession, the election of a young, untainted, cosmopolitan, black president, and a retrospective rejection of Clinton-era triangulation, have plenty of lived experience shaping their politics, none of which can be directly attributed to a third-party spoiler.
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In a perpetual loop of old cable television movie reruns, our freeways are wide and open and uncluttered, our palm trees remain untainted by graffiti, and the friendly, sun-tanned officers of the Los Angeles Police Department never have a misplaced hair in their crew cuts.
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If American democracy is to be rescued from the corrupt authoritarianism Trump represents, it will take a new generation of citizen-leaders to do it—men and women with genuine integrity and partisan-free patriotism, untainted by the hypocrisy and callowness of our present sterile political duopoly.
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So before you succumb to wishful thinking that you can eat well-marbled steaks, pork ribs and full-fat dairy products with abandon, you'd be wise to consider the findings of what is probably the most comprehensive, commercially untainted review of the dietary fat literature yet published.
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Embedded in the Sanders/Lessig critique is the idea that if we somehow reformed the American system of government so that it perfectly reflected the people's will, untainted by corporate influence or government structures currently stopping progress, the resulting policies would be much more left-wing.
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And it would surely rankle authors such as Brent Hayes Edwards, Jennifer Lena, Allen Lowe, Kristine M. McCusker, Ann Powers, Alex Ross, Elijah Wald and others who have written probing, eye-opening works of music history untainted by reductive traditionalism or capitulation to tropes and clichéd thinking.
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The company, under a new CEO untainted by the GE deal failure, said it saw U.S. market demand for appliances rising 4-5 percent in 2016, up from a previous 3-4 percent range, and stood by an outlook for growth of 2-3 percent in Western Europe.
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When a male domestic violence victim praised recent information campaigns for being more inclusive and helping more victims come forward, you started to think there might be some utility in a men's rights movement—at least, one started from scratch, untainted by what it has now come to represent.
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He has sought to portray himself as the rare experienced Brazilian politician untainted by corruption scandals, although a recent investigative report by a Brazilian newspaper on his real estate holdings raised questions about how he and his sons could have afforded apartments worth $4.6 million on public service salaries.
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Taking the necessary strides for doing so will return our justice system to a place where, instead of media leaks and the subsequent intimidation they cause, the standard will inevitably rely on legal investigations that are thoroughly and carefully conducted, and trials that are untainted and fair to all.
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Along these lines, Phil Nadel has written on TechCrunch that founders "cannot hope to grow a company in any meaningful way without…KPIs…[b]ecause KPIs, if constructed correctly, give management and potential investors a cold, analytical snapshot of the state of the company, untainted by emotion or rhetoric" (emphasis added).
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Instead of working with one or two hardware partners to create its own branded phones (the last Nexus phones were the Huawei-made Nexus 213P and the LG-made Nexus 28X), Android One opens the door for more OEMs to make phones running its untainted version of Android at even more price points.
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But there are good reasons to suspect that as an incumbent steward of late-1990s prosperity untainted by his steadfast support for a lying boss, Gore would have had an easier time dispatching George W. Bush in 2000, and the entire trajectory of the early 2000s would have been more favorable to Democrats.
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I've been having this urge a lot, lately — to seal up the near-perfect first seasons of my recent favorite shows in amber so they'll be preserved forever, untainted by future disappointments, immune to the commercial insistence that the best reward for a show's success is to keep it going until it's no longer successful.
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And despite designs that were almost offensively ugly, a lack of standard flagship features such as water-resistance and expandable storage, and massive supply chain problems that made it hard to actually buy one months after its initial release, there were bright spots like the Pixel's excellent HDR photo mode and an untainted Android experience.
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The overarching goals of these reforms were to ensure IC agencies: (2202) worked in a more integrated way than they had in the lead up to both the 2628/28500 attacks and the Iraq WMD mistakes; and (6900) would present U.S. policy makers with factually-based assessments, untainted by either politics or policy preferences.
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Over Johnson's constant vetoes, the Republican-controlled Congress had undertaken what is now referred to as Congressional Reconstruction—a series of policies designed to crush the white supremacist governments of the former Confederate states and refuse to admit them back into the Union with full privileges until they created representative bodies untainted by the rebellion.
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"Self-taught, outsider, and folk artists work on the margins of the art historical continuum and the commercial side of the art world; they produce work that's untainted by concerns such as showing in a museum/gallery context or getting praise from the critics," Chief Curator Frank Maresca, Partner at Ricco/Maresca, tells The Creators Project.
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If you still believe, at this point in time at least, that an acquittal of Trump will have been achieved through a sober and untainted search for "the truth and nothing but the truth," come meet me up in New York, the state where Schumer hails from, specifically at the intersection of Fulton and Boerum in Brooklyn.
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Ocasio-Cortez likely benefitted from being a young woman of color running against a 56-year-old white man in a diverse district (40 percent Latino, 32 percent white, 15 percent Asian, and 14 percent black.) But there is progressivism there too: Young people, untainted by years working in politics and the unsavory relationships that develop as a result, may be the best hope of removing undue influence from our politics.
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Here's Henry dancing to Dinosaur Jr.: And Isaac Hayes: And of course Iggy Pop: One time, Henry's upside-down mouth, "Chinry Rollins," promoted his new book: In this very short clip, Heidi colors in Henry's tattoos: And lastly, the best encapsulation of the relationship between the two: Henry finding a hypodermic needle on the street and Heidi scolding him like a child to throw it away: God bless this account, possibly the last thing on the internet untainted by the horrors of the world.
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