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Afterward, Comer appeared to tacitly admit the hearing had been a bust.

Despite reversing the injustice of tacitly affirmed the pro-abortion view that abortion and constitutional justice are compatible.

He used the money from the sale of that patent to start Tacitly.

However, as heavy drinking is pervasive in Russia, it has long been seen as a tacitly accepted part of the country's military culture.

In one ruling after another, the courts have used the doctrine of qualified immunity to shield police officers from accountability for misconduct, tacitly giving them a green light to act as judge, jury and executioner on the populace.

The DOJ decision reverses years of a laissez-faire attitude among regulators about airline industry concentration, which was tacitly encouraged over the past two decades after most carriers were forced into bankruptcy.

It added that binge drinking on the front lines was 'tacitly accepted' by Russia's top brass, even during combat operations.

It also tacitly acknowledges that Russia did not “initiate the war” on Ukraine in February 2022.

It has separately also been reported that the UK may tacitly support the move to strike back against Iran in a measured fashion, though no official such backing has been made public by the government.

Alameda County effectively surrendered on Tuesday, announcing that “the factory can reopen if Tesla adopts safety recommendations in addition to a new plan the company submitted on Monday” while tacitly “allowing” Musk to go ahead regardless.

Opposition parties have accused the BJP of tacitly encouraging rightwing gangs to enter campuses and attack students.

While many police and fire departments now carry the drug, it was met with resistance from some in the public as tacitly condoning drug use.

Activists are sure to be skeptical of any reform package that is sanctioned, even tacitly, by the industry.

But by launching the missile, North Korea forces the U.S. to either postpone the talks, or attend and tacitly accept the 21st violation of U.N. resolutions this year.

But Imazon’s Barreto said productivity gains don’t happen automatically; farmers will calculate whether it’s cheaper to invest in technology or clear forest areas made available, even tacitly, by the government.

In 2016, the NPP endorsed Tsai’s presidential bid, and while the two parties did not coordinate with each other, the NPP ran legislators only in districts tacitly vacated by the DPP.

The language reverses that of an earlier draft which removed Western Sahara from the “Morocco” section in the spending bill, tacitly supporting the Polisario Front’s claims.

What dismays is the manner that broadcast media tacitly accepted predator Johnny Kitagawa sexual degenerate behaviour in young boys.

Why Prince lied about this nothingburger is another matter, but the fact of the meeting itself didn’t amount to evidence of wrongdoing, which Mueller tacitly states in his overall conclusion.

And everything points to the fact that it is like the Buhari government is tacitly in support of all this genocide that is happening now.