Under the unwritten rules, he'll end up testifying, and if he changes the unwritten rules sufficiently, he might not testify.
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These officials can and do change the unwritten rules midstream.
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To understand that, you have to understand baseball's unwritten rules.
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Unwritten rules fill in the blanks concrete law leaves us.
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He's the guy passing down the lore and the unwritten rules.
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Some of the choice unwritten rules include: No GPS or phones.
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Police continue to practice enforcing unwritten rules of exclusionary white space.
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And, again, this is a president who breaks the unwritten rules.
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That is, in large part, where baseball's unwritten rules come from.
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Just like any other culture, there are written and unwritten rules.
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According to the party's unwritten rules he should retire (he is 69).
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But the unwritten rules governing dibs in Chicago are the most sophisticated.
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We continue to look at these unwritten rules through a cloudy lens.
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They are against both the written and unwritten rules of the sport.
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"Healthy democracies depend on unwritten rules," the lead editorial—on Trump—stated.
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Vlach communities have complex unwritten rules that have been passed down for centuries.
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What ensued was basically unwritten rules anarchy on Sunday afternoon at PNC Park.
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But Trump got elected by changing the unwritten rules of the electoral game.
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"Unwritten rules are highly dangerous, especially to sexual and gender minorities," he explained.
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There are unwritten rules about what you can and can't ask a celebrity.
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But many Canadian businesses, like the Roseland Theatre, enforced unwritten rules on segregation.
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Still, decorum comes before competition in golf's unwritten rules, if not the dictionary.
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But our point in How Democracies Die is that unwritten rules matter, too.
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Why are these norms or unwritten rules dying in the American political system?
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That rivalry is also at the root of the tension over baseball's unwritten rules.
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According to the unwritten rules of TV land, that can only mean one thing.
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Mr Macron has already torn up the unwritten rules governing the French presidential elections.
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Not an official violation, but it goes against one of baseball's many unwritten rules.
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Unwritten rules govern how the royals should behave and the public act around them.
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These are just a few of society's unwritten rules that are holding us back.
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In industries which the Chinese government considers sensitive, the obstacles are written or unwritten rules.
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How much of our political stability rests on the observance of norms or unwritten rules?
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Below, everything you need to know on the unwritten rules of sushi-ya etiquette. 1.
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It's all heavy stuff, but there are some unwritten rules to lighten the rhetorical load.
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The ever-changing, unwritten rules that govern black and brown lives are not taken lightly.
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To function well, democratic constitutions must be reinforced by two basic norms, or unwritten rules.
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Habits, conventions and unwritten rules of the road are, of course, important to American democracy.
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But even at the height of acrimony, they always observed unwritten rules of refuge and hospitality.
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The rules may not allow takeout slides, but the unwritten rules will continue to allow beanballs.
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I feel in terms of song arrangements there definitely are unwritten rules for constructing techno music.
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"When unwritten rules are violated over and over, we become overwhelmed -- and then desensitized," Levitsky wrote.
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White Sox 213, Mets 22, 21.58 innings It is not one of baseball's infinite unwritten rules.
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"There's unwritten rules with regards to manufacturing plants and when it comes to management," Brooks said.
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For those who pine for the clarity and unwritten rules East-West confrontation putatively assured, don't.
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I don't know whether Justice Gorsuch has adhered to certain of the Supreme Court's unwritten rules.
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Among the unwritten rules that have sustained American democracy are partisan self-restraint and fair play.
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People make communities; they make the inside jokes; they make their own mores and unwritten rules.
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From one street to the next, there are entirely different and unique sets of unwritten rules.
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Some are not to do with China's written laws, but with its unwritten rules and informal procedures.
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Media-friendly Melendez has at times broken unwritten rules of propriety to grab headlines, earning him criticism.
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The unwritten rules of the road were erased, with slow drivers feeling at home in any lane.
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These are the unwritten rules of being an owner, and Ed Snider breaks every one of them.
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Baseball's veteran hierarchies and unwritten rules have long prized conformity and dismissed displays of individuality as showboating.
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We forget things like this, unwritten rules that have been formed in order to keep everyone safe.
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An at-will employer is not limited to firing people only for breaking written, or even unwritten, rules.
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In one of those unwritten rules of baseball, bunting to break up a no-hitter is frowned upon.
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The report claims FSOC didn't follow internal rules when assessing non-bank firms and applied unwritten rules inconsistently.
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Tea time should be fun and kettles should be cute — those are the unwritten rules of tea drinking.
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Yet, there are always people that insist the art world has its unwritten rules one must follow religiously.
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And he, against all the unwritten rules of French politics, has never run for election to any office before.
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And they are right, too: they can easily fall foul of written and unwritten rules, and face drastic consequences.
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Submariners have developed a long list of unwritten rules to help keep the peace, particularly on long stretches underwater.
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During that run, he was at the center of one of the season's biggest controversies, over baseball's unwritten rules.
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In his role as a Mariners front-office consultant, Suzuki has shattered baseball's unwritten rules dealing with inactive players.
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Looking back now it was fun because I didn't know the unwritten rules that apply to making music for clubs.
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In that sense, Paris 05:59: Théo & Hugo defies one of the unwritten rules of gay cinema: Tell, don't show.
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Mike tries to stay safe without breaking any of Danbury's unwritten rules, and Rachel butts heads with a fellow student.
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After the workshop, Hyld felt freed from unwritten rules about how she felt she was supposed behave as a woman.
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But it is also defined by implicit norms, unwritten rules more informally enforced by the press, academia, and civil society.
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The changes also swept away the unwritten rules of mafia turf — that only certain companies could work in certain neighborhoods.
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It&aposs also important to figure out the unwritten rules of the office that, if violated, make people go ballistic.
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That's the way unwritten rules work; when people stop abiding by them, there's no way to really maintain their efficacy.
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There's set of unwritten rules of how to be effective at Twitter and how to make sure you communicate really well.
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The power of influence A big push toward recycling can come from social norms, or unwritten rules on how to behave.
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One issue is the "unwritten rules" around office hours and social culture that prevent women with children from climbing the ranks.
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Trump, 47, is far from the first person in the role to take time adjusting to the unwritten rules and expectations.
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In the United States, we have been lucky that our leaders have generally abided by unwritten rules and norms around ethical behavior.
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Under the party's unwritten rules, CCDI chief Wang, who will be 69, is due to step down from the Politburo Standing Committee.
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Slot allocation in Mexico City depends "on confusing and often unwritten rules, making it extremely difficult for new entrants," the department said.
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For all his swagger over the tariffs imposed by his administration, Trump cannot ignore certain unwritten rules that control his executive authority.
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Constitutions must be defended—by political parties and organized citizens, but also by democratic norms, or unwritten rules of toleration and restraint.
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While there, he also broke another of Cairo's unwritten rules: the one against holding state meetings in that most contentious city, Jerusalem.
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They described trouble with workplace politics, the inability to socialize in a group, and finding they simply couldn't navigate life's unwritten rules.
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"The Senate confirmation process for Supreme Court justices has always been cabined by norms of behavior and unwritten rules," Professor Persily said.
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Yet she has not adhered to the typical unwritten rules of dressing as an homage to a country or a particular cultural representation.
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The unwritten rules of art criticism state that salaciousness without a purpose or statement is unnecessary and constitutes a poor piece of work.
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Those who didn't adjust to Instagram's unwritten rules and continued to share de facto albums were unfollowed, ostracized from the true Instagram community.
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The Nationals considered Kang's phantom tag to be poor form, a violation of baseball's honor code and its unwritten rules, and dangerous besides.
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One of the unwritten rules of Cold War engagement was the use of proxy, rather than direct, attacks on each other's military forces.
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One result is that the informal and unwritten rules of political and human interaction, which are at the core of civilization, are undone.
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A 28255 CDC meeting bemoaned a lack of standardization in the profession, seen in everything from toxicology tests to "unwritten rules" for declaring suicides.
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But with technology transfer, for example, America claims that unwritten rules force firms to hand over their technology as a condition of doing business.
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They follow a set of unwritten rules as they try to build relationships of mutual trust in order to represent their country's interests effectively.
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Art is often seen as a platform for free expression, although a litany of unwritten rules apply — and this is particularly true in painting.
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The unwritten rules of baseball often get in the way of the game itself and make truly joyous moments become hot take talking points.
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And even though Riverdale won't make it explicit, this divide comes with set of written and unwritten rules about how they engage with one another.
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The unwritten rules made us all accountable, not just the umpires and coaching staff, and through them players educated other players on caring about safety.
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Part of our work at Color of Change is really about shifting both the rules of policy and the unwritten rules that exist within culture.
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The smuggling trade used to be governed by unwritten rules not unlike those of the mob wars: You killed only to protect your business interests.
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He remembers the blue-jeans smell of Blumenthal's, the greasy bags of chips from Woolworth's, and the unwritten rules of being a young black boy.
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Not unlike prior Trump administration declarations about ad hoc practices and unwritten rules, Kelly's proposal effectively would ratify what has been a haphazard political reality.
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If it winds up being the former, remember: Justice Sotomayor may have broken one of the Court's unwritten rules, but she called it out first.
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Coming from a tiny city in Norway, Andersen was exposed to a wide range of unwritten rules and stereotypes she didn't want to be part of.
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But it's not a coincidence that the person arguing for baseball's unwritten rules is a pitcher, and the person arguing against them is a position player.
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Each of them lived by a set of unwritten rules that had come to make sense to gang members but were still repellent to everyone else.
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And those unwritten rules say that this bull market remains in force unless and until the S&P declines at least 353 percent from a high.
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But the problem is there are some weird and unwritten rules to life, and falling asleep in a display bed is probably breaking all of them.
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Bryce Harper violated one of baseball's unwritten rules before being victimized when infielder Jung-Ho Kang of the Pirates violated another—or so say the Nationals.
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Dahntay Jones, of all people, threw down a dunk with the shot clock off after the Raptors trapped, something that violates the unwritten rules, or whatever.
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According to unwritten rules, Italy, France and Germany are de facto entitled to seats but are allocated only one each on the six-member executive board.
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He has shattered many longstanding, unwritten rules governing inactive players traveling with the team and being in the clubhouse — not to mention taking regular batting practice.
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Froome and some others believe the unwritten rules of the peloton stipulate that you don't attack the yellow jersey if he is not in capacity to respond.
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There had been talk that Mr. Xi had considered keeping him on despite reaching an age, 69, when he is supposed to retire under current unwritten rules.
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While hills aren't so much a challenge for the self-driving system, the unique cable car trolleys and tracks on the city's peaks bring in unwritten rules.
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If you have sat in half as many video conferences as I have, you know that you and your colleagues have some unwritten rules about their etiquette.
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A new law from the country's central authority may do little to quell concerns about what many describe as a regime of unwritten rules that force companies' hands.
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But the reasons have less to do with the state's power to enforce the letter of the law than with the unwritten rules that American democracy thrives on.
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During his campaign, Trump either rejected or made a mockery of the customs -- unwritten rules, essentially -- that demanded candidates make public their tax returns and (some) medical information.
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For many people in the 60s, Ali was a villain, a loudmouth, an athlete who violated the unwritten rules by talking about politics, and radical politics at that.
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They have unwritten rules where you know what to do when a player plays doubles or singles, and it's finished too late and you can't start too early.
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But he may not feel secure enough to do what many observers believe he would like: to rip up the party's unwritten rules and keep himself in power indefinitely.
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Some of the unwritten rules of the bar stood out by way of the conviction in which they were imparted, by the uncharacteristic sobriety with which they were treated.
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Shaquille O'Neal says there are pretty clear (unwritten) rules when it comes to hitting the clubs before an NBA game -- the worse the opponent, the later you can rage!
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The anti-corruption campaign has involved a radical change in the unwritten rules that have held the party together since the near civil war that Mao inflicted on it.
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"We haven't violated any written – or unwritten – rules, and our business model is quite simply the same template business model that's used throughout the whole cybersecurity industry," he said.
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The modern gentleman may not be able to pose with his pipe, but for women there are many more unwritten rules that govern the aesthetics of an author photo.
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He said one of the unwritten rules of crowdfunding is that success hinges on a campaign raising 20 to 40 percent of its goal within the first 48 hours.
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In older political-science literature, unwritten rules were viewed as ''ill defined to meet the necessities of self-government,'' as a classic 1949 study of Southern politics put it.
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Since the early days of our republic, America's military has won tough victories by pursuing innovative tactical advantages and challenging the unwritten rules of how "modern" wars should be fought.
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As a young girl, I started scrawling stanzas on scraps of paper, stuffing the evidence under my mattress, because I was certain that kind of freedom broke some unwritten rules.
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Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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Like a pickup basketball game without a referee, democracies work best when unwritten rules of the game, known and respected by all players, ensure a minimum of civility and cooperation.
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He might be trying to protect himself from getting socked in the head and otherwise avoid retaliation from stupid veterans who take it upon themselves to police baseball's unwritten rules.
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Russia's formal institutions have long had a tendency to falter, but a system of unwritten rules, known as ponyatiya, understood both by local players and foreigners, has helped govern business dealings.
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The behaviors that create psychological safety — conversational turn-taking and empathy — are part of the same unwritten rules we often turn to, as individuals, when we need to establish a bond.
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Among the unwritten rules of Chicago dibs is that snow must be plentiful (more than a couple of inches) and the space shovelled must be in front of the shoveller's house.
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I'm talking about the guy who goes dancing twice a year and who doesn't understand the unwritten rules of clubbing in Naples, such as the complex relationship between customers and bouncers.
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The unwritten rules of covering both Clintons, but especially Hillary, seem to involve treating every allegation like a scandal, no matter how outlandish — unless and until that allegation is definitively proven false.
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As a former big leaguer, I roll my eyes in isolated cases and think baseball players' ideas on unwritten rules are silly and uptight, or even culturally insensitive to baseball's evolving diversity.
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Rick Fox doesn't think Draymond Green meant to go all Bruce Lee on Steven Adams' testicles ... saying ball kicking is one of the unwritten rules of the NBA you just don't break.
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You and your new partner need to agree on some ground rules and come up with a plan for how you will keep it professional and stay within written or unwritten rules.
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This experimental desert community very much has its own hierarchies, its own social capital, its own parasites, its own textbook full of unwritten rules, its own perfectly acceptable (indeed, proudly championed) logos.
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Why it matters: Not only does this attempted assassination violate all norms of international behavior, it also breaks unwritten rules of spycraft holding that a formal exchange of agents precludes further retribution.
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For decades, many country programmers and DJs have operated under a set of unwritten rules when it comes to giving female artists airtime, two of which have recently been brought to light.
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The unwritten rules of the criminal underworld developed under the tsars, when the country's serfs—a big chunk of the population—lived under a code that smiled on occasional diddling of feudal overlords.
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There is nothing there to suggest diving is off limits, but Miller took a lot of heat last night because not even the simplest sport in the world is immune to unwritten rules.
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The chasm between Trump and his predecessors is another data point in an untraditional presidency, one that has discarded many of the unwritten rules and customs that used to dictate how presidents behave.
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Foreign companies also complain that they are often shut out of local government contracts through written and unwritten rules, giving Chinese competitors a strong base at home while they pursue global expansion plans.
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The laborers are "coloured" — an apartheid-era designation for people of mixed African, European and Asian background — and as a child he struggles with the written and unwritten rules that keep them apart.
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Before the language on same-sex relationships was removed, students knew what was expected of them, but now the school's policies on homosexuality merely exist as a series of "unwritten rules," Kitchen said.
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There are almost these unwritten rules of the game, that if we limit our confrontation to the region, then the chances of open-ended confrontation and all-out war wouldn't be as high.
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Week two is all about winning the game of entrepreneurship, week three is about the unwritten rules of fundraising and week four is when Founder Gym will do its version of a demo day.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Touching Queen Elizabeth has long been considered one of the greatest taboos surrounding the British monarch, one of the unwritten rules about how people are expected to behave around the royal family.
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Baseball's unwritten rules, and to a lesser extent its written regulations, are clear that attempting to steal signs is kosher—so long as it's practiced the old-fashioned way, without the aid of technology.
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A 39-year-old former Socialist economy minister and one-time investment banker, who had never stood for elected office, Mr Macron has already defied all the unwritten rules to become president at first try.
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I have found that the technology community has been very supportive in general, but I have relied on the Black Tech Community to help explain the nuance between the written and unwritten rules of success.
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This can be down to a simple inability to pick up on the unwritten rules maintaining what is work-appropriate, or a more complex difficulty to cope with the sensory stimuli of tight-fitting clothing.
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These are a few of the unwritten rules that some female lawmakers, staff and interns say they follow on Capitol Hill, where they say harassment and coercion is pervasive on both sides of the rotunda.
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The house is widely viewed as an infringement on one of the many unwritten rules that, over a century after Ms. Wharton lived here, still govern some aspects of upper-class life in New England.
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A hard-line Iranian news website, Tabnak, said that Iran and Israel were heading toward a dangerous confrontation over Syria, adding that Israel had recently changed what it called the unwritten rules of the conflict.
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In Bhutan, he said, the law includes not just the words of a judge or a legislature, but also unwritten rules of conduct passed down through centuries of Buddhist tradition uncorrupted by colonialism or violent upheaval.
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" Alluding to Russia's earlier aggressions in Ukraine, the senior official added, "Russia keeps violating international law in Crimea and Ukraine and unwritten rules on nonintervention, and now there is the use of nerve agents in Britain.
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The unwritten rules of combat in "The Walking Dead" suggest that whoever holds the most hate in their hearts will emerge on top when it comes to blows, giving the steadfastly hateful Negan a seeming edge.
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" Barbara Pachter, author of "The Essentials of Business Etiquette: How to Greet, Eat, and Tweet Your Way to Success" tells CNBC that the secret to avoiding a faux pas is to "know what the unwritten rules are.
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But she believes that some of the most annoying kid problems can be snuffed out once a parent acknowledges one of the unwritten rules of parenting: To a child, there is no such thing as "bad" attention.
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He wielded the unwritten rules of seniority among his teammates to get out of middle seats on the airplane and to get full back rows on the bus to stretch out his 6-foot-8, 268-pound frame.
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But what they have brought, surely, are habits, norms, unwritten rules that enable people to go home after a hard day, show up again the next morning, look one another in the eye and get back to business.
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These are the unwritten rules and the conventions that undergird a democracy — things like commitment to rule of law, to a free press, to the separation of powers, to the basic liberties of speech, assembly, religion, and property.
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Though each garment came from a different designer, together they created the impression of a woman who has found the glamour in self-protection, and who is gradually tailoring the unwritten rules of her role to her own specifications.
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This has been helped by the introduction of unwritten rules: a limit of two terms for the post of general secretary, and compulsory retirement for Politburo members if they are 68 or over at the time of a congress.
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"Certain things are not targeted, certain things are not done," he said during a press call organized by the Atlantic Council, where he is a senior fellow, adding that breaking those norms could change the unwritten rules on cyber.
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We can only hope that (slowly, I am sure) the rest of baseball catches on to this way of thinking and we can begin to move past the unwritten rules that, by their very nature, cause so many problems.
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One of the most hotly debated issues in the Trump presidency so far has been how much the president is damaging America's governing "norms": the unwritten rules of behavior and attitudes that make the system function smoothly and effectively.
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CSIS's warning about the "unwritten" rules came as China responded to American tariffs by announcing a 25 percent charge on $16 billion worth of U.S. goods — Beijing's latest move in an escalating battle between the world's two largest economies.
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But for all their upbeat energy on game days, cheerleaders toil under intense scrutiny, based on the rules included in the handbooks issued by nearly a dozen N.F.L. teams, as well as many of the unwritten rules of the job.
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Beijing could also rip up its unwritten rules on pricing caps to make way for these blockbuster deals, said the sources who have direct knowledge of the matter, adding that Alibaba and Xiaomi were furthest along the CDR planning path.
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Here's more from Puig: So, in addition to some folks being upset when a player celebrates doing something good, Nick Hundley has added a "not allowed to be mad at yourself for failing" clause to the unwritten rules of baseball.
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According to people who know the president well, Trump has a number of unwritten rules for his associates who are looking to profit from their long association with him – or even their short spin through the White House security gates.
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He filmed himself collecting rainwater to wash, he filmed men from the Ivory Coast taking on Malian men in a soccer game, he filmed what happens to men who break unwritten rules like informing the local police about the refugees' activities.
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But as we have seen in the past three years, norms and unwritten rules about conduct in public life — even those that once seemed immutable — are only as durable as the people who choose to live, or not live, by them.
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"We haven't violated any written – or unwritten – rules, and our business model is quite simply the same template business model that's used throughout the whole cybersecurity industry: We provide users with products and services, and they pay us for them," he said.
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HONG KONG — Ever since Anbang Insurance Group bought the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York nearly three years ago, the politically connected company has tested the mostly unwritten rules of the Chinese business world, ignoring regulators' hints and wading into international controversies.
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Researchers who study how democracies have formed and fallen apart in other parts of the world have said that democracies often erode slowly, and identified various unwritten rules that get broken, like fair play or an acceptance that the opposition will sometimes win.
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You see, baseball is a game of unwritten rules: Don't talk about a no-hitter in progress, don't saunter around the bases after a home run and if your best player gets hit by a pitch, hit your opponent's best player the next inning.
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It more obviously illustrated the mundane ways in which Mr Trump is himself undermining the country's democracy, by transgressing the unwritten rules which America, like all mature democracies, has developed to oil the wheels of its governing arrangements and limit the potential for discord.
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BERGERAC, France (Reuters) - Most of the Tour de France riders have lost their ability to race and their sponsors should be asking for their money back, three-time champion Greg LeMond said on Tuesday as he lashed out against the 'unwritten rules' of cycling.
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A place for fans to feel the vibes of fans from other places, and for contrasting mores and styles to be celebrated, free from some of the the more oppressive written and unwritten rules that govern the long and grinding Major League Baseball season.
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The end of the inquiry by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, made clear at least one thing: President Trump has successfully thrown out unwritten rules that have been in place since President Richard Nixon resigned, our chief White House correspondent writes in a news analysis.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Atlanta Braves appeared to be a victim of one of baseball's many unwritten rules on Wednesday, but thanks to one of the written rules his record-tying home run streak will remain intact whenever he is able to play again.
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The result was always the same: Bureaucrats, both large and small, tacitly acknowledged the unwritten rules of the game, exposing how Russia is run by a set of informal practices that tie the power vertical, built by Mr. Putin, into a chain of command.
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The attack on the former Russian spy and his daughter in Salisbury, England, in March, which also sickened a third person, and the claim by Britain that Russia was to blame, seemed to signal a breach in the unwritten rules of international affairs and espionage.
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And just as with science, all this S2 infrastructure is held in place in part through explicit rules, but also in part (much larger part than most people thought, as the Trump years are demonstrating) through norms, unwritten rules enforced via social approbation or disapprobation.
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Unwritten Rules President Trump had the legal authority to fire James B. Comey on Tuesday, and he originally said that doing so was necessary because, in his view, Mr. Comey committed serious violations of law-enforcement norms during his investigation of Hillary Clinton last year.
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Here are three good reasons: the danger of getting crossed up if the stolen signs are incorrectly relayed, feeling confident you can hit the pitcher fair and square having confidence in your approach, and of course, fear of retribution in baseball's manic enforcement of the unwritten rules.
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Editorial Jeremy Corbyn was re-elected leader of Britain's Labour Party on Saturday after breaking all sorts of unwritten rules — and despite a chorus of warnings from the established bosses of his own party that he was incompetent and would divide the party for years to come.
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That's not to say that the media is endorsing or ignoring Rubio here, but the pretty clear distinction in coverage shows how an establishment candidate like Rubio can navigate the media's unwritten rules and get away with participating in the tide of Islamophobia that has already become violent.
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"Realistically, most people are going to have some nudes either of themselves or from their ex-partners stored among the many thousands, even millions, of images we now collect during our lifetimes," Dr Anastasia Powell, criminologist and author of Sex, Power and Consent: Youth Culture and the Unwritten Rules, tells Broadly.
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Whether it's refusing to give President Obama's SCOTUS nominee a fair hearing, or suppressing minority voting rights, or enabling a president who withholds foreign aid to an ally in order to force an investigation into his political rival, the GOP is violating all the unwritten rules that make our system work.
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" On being one of Bachelor nation's most controversial characters … and breaking some of the show's 'unwritten rules' "For me, if you're going to be authentic and you're going to be genuine, you can't really worry about how much time some other person may or may not have with a girl you like.
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"One thing I can say for sure is this: we haven't violated any written – or unwritten – rules, and our business model is quite simply the same template business model that's used throughout the whole cybersecurity industry: We provide users with products and services, and they pay us for them," Eugene Kaspersky's post continued.
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Because according to the unwritten rules of auditioning, you don't question authority or say no to anyone… you don't even book a vacation for fear of missing an audition and upsetting someone (the list of who you might upset is as long as your imagination will allow so best to never vacation again).
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But the end of the inquiry by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, made clear that President Trump had successfully thrown out the unwritten rules that had bound other chief executives in the 45 years since President Richard M. Nixon resigned under fire, effectively expanding presidential power in a dramatic way.
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But after nearly nine months, with her eyes now wide open to the downsides of her revolutionary reputation and social media fame, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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Both Dr. Powell and Olivarius agree that our interpretations of unwritten rules about sex are gendered, but no matter the gender of the person receiving your nudes, it's never a bad idea to talk about what you're comfortable with when it comes to the photos you're planning to send them or have already sent them.
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He's an extreme test case of the theory that some of the men who have been abusing power in the workplace could be more aptly described as simply using it: They were following the extant (if unwritten) rules—by which, for instance, employees vie for favor and with it scarce resources, by which personal relationships determine reward.
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Presidents from both parties have done their best to defy and limit Congress's access to executive branch information in recent decades, but ultimately they have played by a set of unwritten rules that after leverage like subpoenas, budget appropriations and the possibility of public shaming have been deployed, the two sides meet somewhere in the middle.
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But look carefully and 22016 offers a faint promise of something better May 20163th 22016 May 210th 22016: "Donald Trump's victory is a disaster for Republicans and for America" July 16th 2016 July 16th 2016: "Donald Trump's nomination in Cleveland will put a thriving country at risk of a great, self-inflicted wound" Oct 15th 2016 Healthy democracies depend on unwritten rules.
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So if you're going to send photos you wouldn't want other people to see, remember to keep your face and any identifying tattoos out of them and follow these cyber security tips from Dr. Powell: Before you send a nude, understand that you're sending someone a gift, and people have differing, unwritten rules for gifts they receive, as exhibited by my conversations with Dr. Powell and Olivarius.
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"In a letter to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Friday, CEO Eugene Kaspersky expressed he was dumbfounded by the decision: "One thing I can say for sure is this: we haven't violated any written—or unwritten—rules, and our business model is quite simply the same template business model that's used throughout the whole cybersecurity industry: We provide users with products and services, and they pay us for them.
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In a 2012 paper on informal institutions in the US, Jenny Smith and I took this argument a step further, suggesting that the unwritten rules of the invisible primary and the norms about candidates dropping out during the primaries help to coordinate across a complex nomination system in which states seek to frontload, parties seek a smooth selection of a unifying nominee, and the formal rules are designed to hand the reins to the voters.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's efforts to modulate her approach to better fit the constraints of the institution in which she serves: After nearly nine months, with her eyes now wide open to the downsides of her revolutionary reputation and social media fame, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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