We must act against words that cause violence in ways similar to the way we would act against the violence itself.
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The S.E.C. also declined to act against Deloitte, Monsanto's auditor.
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He goes on: Stop expecting companies to act against their interests.
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Duque called the explosion a "crazy terrorist act" against unarmed cadets.
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No Saudi regulator will ever act against the wishes of the king.
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Cambodia's government has said it will act against anybody threatening national security.
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It makes it more difficult for other countries to act against Russia.
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Perhaps it is time to acknowledge this duplicity and act against it.
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It is not clear how forcefully Sessions will act against states on marijuana.
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Police have long complained of not being able to act against the group.
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There wouldn't be fiction if people didn't act against their own best interest.
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" He added: "One vile act against another human being is one too many.
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However, racism is not always an aggressively violent act against another human being.
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She wanted an inanimate object that her star, Melissa McCarthy, could act against.
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No woman is responsible for harassment or any other violent act against her.
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Vastly more Democrats and independents say it is inappropriate for officials to act against the President than approve of Trump (36% of Democrats say it is appropriate to act against a President but just 5% of Democrats approve of Trump's performance).
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In the case of Britain, it passed an act against economic espionage in 1719.
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They need a push to realize they are uniquely positioned to act against malfeasance.
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David is additionally charged with one count of a lewd act against a child.
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David also is charged with one count of a lewd act against a child.
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"It is a criminal act against animals," said Indonesian animal rights activist Marison Guciano.
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If the Saudis won't abide free-riders, then they need to act against them.
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The Foreign Ministry statement said it expected German authorities to act against the display.
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"No one in OPEC will act against two of its founder members," he said.
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On Monday, Netanyahu promised Israel would continue to act against Iran's presence in Syria.
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"Israel manages very well regarding how to act against violence," Lasky, Amro's lawyer, said.
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"So the time is now, we think, to act against Iran," General McMaster added.
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The federal government has limited room to act against the N.F.L. in other areas.
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Trump cannot act against Mueller the way he acted against Bharara, Yates and Comey.
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This was so the other actors, primarily Luna, would have someone to act against.
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They also argue that the bans are instituted as a discriminatory act against Muslims.
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Asking any company to idealistically act against those interests is risky, although sometimes it works.
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Act against U.S. national interests and you will see the other side of the coin.
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Failing that, Congress should expand its use of the Global Magnitsky Act against Saudi violators.
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Moreover, the U.S. can act against any Telegram servers located in the U.S., it said.
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If we do not act against this organized terror, then we know what will happen.
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Lying resembles violence, she says, because it can coerce people to act against their will.
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YouTube announced today that it would act against outlets like InfoWars, which promote conspiracy theories.
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Jordan has been accused by other wrestlers of failing to act against accusations against Strauss.
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Social conservatives said the rules would force some doctors to act against their religious beliefs.
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And so, of course, we have to look out for and act against those fascisms.
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"We will act against it, vigorously and continuously, including during the current period," Netanyahu said.
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It is an appropriate, responsible and intelligent response to a hostile act against the nation.
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It wasn't Jaime's only selfless act against a Targaryen for the good of the realm.
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"While the administration refuses to act against Turkey, I expect strong bipartisan support," Graham said.
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Mr. Turpin is also charged with one count of a lewd act against a child.
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Drastic political changes in Armenia last year emboldened protesters to act against the planned mine.
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Some in Moscow clearly believe that Trump is being forced to act against his better instincts.
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The president's failure to acknowledge and act against Russian interference in the 2016 election is contemptible.
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Pakistan faced pressure to act against Hafiz Saeed, who was found guilty of terrorism-related charges.
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Trump and his advisers have often appeared at odds over how strongly to act against Moscow.
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I don't know if he can get them to act against their own economic self-interest.
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Committing a hostile act against the state, encouraged by a secretive university organization and the CIA.
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U.S. officials have urged Pakistan to act against Haqqani militants but scant progress has been made.
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In a declaration in January, 85 pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies pledged to act against drug resistance.
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So the Turkish military finally had space to act against Erdogan, and act they have done.
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Police in Kashmir said they asked Twitter to act against a malicious post from one user.
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The S-300 decision shows Moscow can be persuaded to act against Iran, albeit with difficulty.
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Nor should employers be allowed to act against gay and lesbian employees based on their gender.
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Allowing fake news and computational propaganda to target specific voters is an act against democratic values.
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"We are a society that won't mobilize very much, won't act against deadly violence," she said.
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If the companies are found to be behaving irresponsibly, then the regulators could act against them.
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He directed the Justice Department not to defend the Affordable Care Act against a legal challenge.
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In some cases, however, presidents appeared to act against their own self-interest in economic matters.
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Steer said U.S. businesses would be less competitive "if we do not act" against climate change.
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Congress already has authority to act against organizations that knowingly provide resources to foreign terrorist organizations.
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The United States must do more to pressure Qatar to act against extremism within its borders.
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" Son said that SoftBank did "condemn this act against humanity and also journalism and free speech.
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As a last-minute, desperate, subversive act against human stupidity and cruelty, art had to be public.
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But ports can act against a vessel only if they know what it has been up to.
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After achieving victory, Robert the Bruce could have easily committed a drastic act against the English monarchy.
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The student's action was described as a "hostile act against the state," according to a KCNA report.
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St. Vincent would rather cease child-placement services altogether than act against their religious beliefs, Reaves added.
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He is poised to act against China over its theft of intellectual property and its trade surplus.
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Donald Trump would see that as a provocative act against the United States, and he would retaliate.
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The UN and its ability to act against Syria is being cynically stymied by continuous Russian intransigence.
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Kelkar, from the RSS farmers' union, said the RSS had pushed for Singh to act against Monsanto.
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Local governments have been slow to act against Hezbollah networks, sometimes even flat-out denying their existence.
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They confronted the military leadership and demanded that they act against what they felt were treasonous civilians.
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And the strictures of the hunt for grants and tenure in science can sometimes act against creativity.
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Malta is not the first country to act against private volunteer groups operating in the central Mediterranean.
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The case is a rare use of the Espionage Act against a publisher rather than the source.
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Barry Goldwater, who opposed the Civil Rights Act, against President Lyndon Johnson, who steered it into law.
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This, said Zhao, seems to have assuaged China's fears that North Korea would act against its interests.
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On Monday, during a visit to Kabul, Tillerson urged Pakistan to act against safe havens on its soil.
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This gives the White House an out—and a chance to finally act against what the Kremlin did.
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Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon described the incident on Twitter as "another cowardly act against our police officers".
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The central bank on Wednesday warned it could act against lenders who do not comply with the measures.
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The person who has perpetuated this violent act against them, they have no place in New Zealand society.
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Sessions, is already unlikely to enforce the federal Voting Rights Act against state and local restrictions on voting.
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Netanyahu said in a speech last week that Israel was watching developments and would act against any threat.
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After decades of indifference to the impact of monopolies, the government must begin to act against concentrated power.
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To get China to act against its own interests, the Trump administration would have to make a deal.
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This includes policemen in the Iranian Kurdish provinces, who openly stated they would not act against protesting shopkeepers.
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"This is a random despicable criminal act against a member of the Sikh community," Christianson told the newspaper.
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It essentially means Twitter has given itself a policy allowing it to act against entire malicious ideologies — i.e.
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But it could also be interpreted as suggesting that Trump might yet act against the people investigating him.
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"While the Administration refuses to act against Turkey, I expect strong bipartisan support," Graham said in a tweet.
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"WikiLeaks does not have the immune system to act against sabotaged data in a larger dump," Weaver said.
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It says they often act against India's interests and has revoked licenses for thousands of foreign-funded groups.
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What makes us act against our own self-interest, even when we are acutely aware we're doing so?
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Democrats, along with a few Republicans, voted in the House to restrict Trump's ability to act against Iran.
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The lawyer's assurance wasn't likely to assuage concerns that the president would act against the special counsel, however.
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It was an indiscriminate and reckless act against the United Kingdom, putting the lives of innocent civilians at risk.
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Law 534, which criminalizes homosexuality as an "act against nature" remains on the books despite efforts to abolish it.
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If such a security failure amounted to an "unfair act" against consumers, the commission reasoned, then it could intervene.
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His actions were considered a "hostile act against the state," according to the North Korea's official KCNA news agency.
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Iranian media said Rouhani had asked France to act against Mujahideen exiles working against the Iranian establishment from Paris.
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It should be the opposite, the law should be to protect the people, but here they act against us.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed after the trilateral meeting to continue to act against Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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But the Genocide Convention treaty does establish a mandate for member nations to act against genocide, wherever they are.
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Unless we are prepared to act against hate, then -- under the right, toxic combination of circumstances -- anything can happen.
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But the company failed to act against a false video that was sowing doubt and confusion on Election Day.
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"While the administration refuses to act against Turkey, I expect strong bipartisan support," Graham said in a written statement.
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Roughly one in five actively collaborate with gangs and about 22015 percent "do not act" against them, Almaguer said.
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A former technology entrepreneur, he believed 5G presented significant risks and wanted to press allies to act against Huawei.
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"An attempt to engage in a terrorist act against any American is an attack on every American," he said.
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The agency also enforces the Hatch Act against state and local government officials whose salaries come from federal grants.
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Publishers and broadcasters should take it for granted that Facebook and Twitter are not disposed to act against disinformation.
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She also emphasized the need to "maintain pressure" on terrorist groups in Afghanistan and act against them if needed.
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That's what brings us to this week's news, in which Trump is using the Clean Air Act against California.
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That Amendment was enacted specifically to give Congress the power to act against state infringements of national civil rights.
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We need greater education toward tolerance and understanding, and stronger legislation to act against incitement to violence and hate.
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Hezbollah said last week it could act against Israeli oil facilities if necessary in an Lebanon-Israel offshore energy dispute.
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David is additionally accused of a lewd act against a child and perjury, for allegedly lying about his children's schooling.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, briefing Israeli reporters on a visit to Moscow, indicated that Israel would not act against Assad.
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I actually think that in large and small ways, a lot of people routinely act against their own best interest.
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Police in the northern state also issued a public apology and assured it would act against the two officers involved.
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At a time when the consumption happens in the rest of the country, Yulin is unlikely to act against it.
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David is additionally accused of a lewd act against a child and perjury, for allegedly lying about his children's schooling.
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Perhaps he should visit the Srebrenica memorial, to see what can happen when we fail to act against ethnic extremism.
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A consolidated Supreme Court could open up whole new fields of legislation for one side to act against the other.
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The most tragic characters are the ones whose stubborn moral compasses force them to act against their own best interests.
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Democrats insist democracy is at stake and it is their duty to act against a corrupt-minded commander in chief.
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In January, Trump railed against Pakistan's unwillingness or inability to act against militant groups like the Taliban-linked Haqqani network.
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And courts are stacked with longtime associates of the prime minister who are careful not to act against his interests.
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They felt it trivialized the true nature of what they saw as a heinous act against Muslims: a hate crime.
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Actively identifying as a Native person if you have a valid claim is important work — an act against systematically designed erasure.
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Her surprise Vegas wedding to a childhood friend in January 22007 seems, now, like a rebellious act against management overworking her.
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The department "must finally act" against former FBI Director James Comey and former Clinton aide Huma Abedin, he tweeted last week.
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David, 56, is additionally accused of a lewd act against a child and Louise, 49, has been charged with felony assault.
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"Citizens should be able to arm themselves ... in order to be able to act against these terrorists," he told TV Nova.
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He just thought the test the Warren Court put in place gave courts too much power to act against democratic majorities.
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And that&aposs what he&aposs doing by trying to pressure Attorney General Sessions into taking an act against Hillary Clinton.
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"American consumers cannot wait another decade for the [FTC] to act against a company that violates their privacy rights," he said.
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He tweeted that, under the Oslo accords, Israel has the right to act against illegal construction that presents a security threat.
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The FSCA added that Steinhoff had confirmed the disclosure will enable it to act against all persons implicated in the transgressions.
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Pan Gongsheng, a central bank vice-president, said regulators will act against the peer-to-peer companies that grant such loans.
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Property is the ultimate commodity in capitalism, and the destruction of property is kind of like a ritualistic act against capitalism.
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The administration should also use the Kingpin Act against Hezbollah as well as designating it as a transnational criminal organization (TCO).
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The goodness in these activities, both of which contrast with her husband's cruelty, gave her the standing to act against Ricardel.
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And he suggested, again without supplying evidence, that American police officers fail to act against terrorism suspects because of political correctness.
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The Fed did not act against Goldman at the time, making its decision to pursue Goldman now a somewhat unusual move.
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An unwarranted act against a man of "unparalleled integrity," in the words of former Joint Special Operations Command chief Admiral McRaven?
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Rio's military police force were eventually called upon to act against the turbulent masses, which had spilled out into the streets.
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Enid is individualistic to the point of iconoclasm, and longs for times before she was forced to act against her nature.
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Complaints from a single rank-and-file engineer aren't going to lead a company to act against its significant financial interests.
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"We at The Intercept have always opposed the use of the Espionage Act against government whistleblowers," Reed wrote in the statement.
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Hauser said that currently he can act against firms selling binary options abroad only if international regulators request that he investigate.
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Ahead of this debate, government officials have called on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram to act against extremist content.
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He also reaffirmed "Israel will continue to act against any attempt by Iran and its proxies to entrench militarily in Syria".
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which pits the scope of the Endangered Species Act against the rights of private land owners.
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When asked about how the Trump administration might compel China to act against Kim Jong Un's regime, Gorka had a big idea.
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Partly because of this, one of the very few beliefs which unite Republicans and Democrats is that America must act against China.
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He distinguished medical marijuana from adult use, and he believes "you'll see greater enforcement" of the Controlled Substance Act against recreational use.
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"This is a time in which people are actively listening and looking for ways to act against sexual violence," Echo-Hawk said.
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Set in the year 2050, her illustrations present our future parks as they may appear if we don't act against climate change.
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Why Pakistan must act against this brutality Forbidden love Bib said Rafique and her son had been secretly dating for five years.
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The FCC suggests the FTC can police ISP behavior and privacy practices through its power to act against unfair and deceptive practices.
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If India revoked the treaty, Aziz said, Pakistan would treat that as "an act of war or a hostile act against Pakistan".
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Some of Modi's Hindu nationalist supporters have targeted PHFI and other groups they say favor foreign companies and act against India's interests.
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That these individuals continue to act against their economic self-interests by supporting Trump illustrates the brilliance and resilience of white supremacy.
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We should be responsible with the environment, but a piece of paper will not compel their countries to act against their interests.
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If Trump, National Security Advisor John Bolton, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo cannot act against Obama, they will go after Zarif.
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Each incident would be "considered an act against an unborn child, and failing to preserve the sanctity of life," the bill reads.
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I thought of carrying out an act against Christians on their holiday, to take revenge for their killing acts across the world.
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"We amplified our love for the Dead times ten as some kind of weird sadistic act against everyone around us," says Ross.
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But using the Espionage Act against leakers of classified info is on a different level than leaking info obtained by email hacks.
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She made them all swear a vow never to overthrow or act against one another, a former British intelligence officer told me.
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His ultimate conviction of a criminal sexual act against Mann is the most serious of the two and a Class B felony.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy is defending its maritime rights within the disputed South China Sea in a perceived act against Chinese encroachment.
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If McCown tries his gunslinger act against them, he may be watching Aqib Talib run the other way on a pick-6.
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Encinia claimed Bland kicked him, but the alleged act against him was not captured on dashcam video released shortly after Bland's death.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, warned that the United States would act against anyone who directly or indirectly helped the tanker.
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The attack could put Modi, who faces a general election due by May, under political pressure to act against the militants and Pakistan.
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Squawk Box Live followed market reaction after the Japanese finance minister Taro Aso said he would act against a strong yen if needed.
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It said the people were dismissed for being members of, or having links to, terror groups or groups which act against national security.
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He was found guilty of committing a "hostile act" against the country and sentenced in March 2016 to 15 years of hard labor.
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Israel has called on Western powers to act against the BDS movement and Shakir's case was a test for its anti-boycott legislation.
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While the military's high command appears unlikely to act against the government right now, these officials said, its midlevel officers are more restive.
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"Today Israel has the capabilities to act against ballistic missiles launched at us from Iran and from anywhere else," Netanyahu said on Sunday.
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" In addition, the military vowed to act against the system "from the moment its location and place have been confirmed in South Korea.
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It's both a shock and a relief to learn that a High Court judge, of all people, can act against her better judgment.
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Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit called on the Security Council to act against those responsible to maintain security in the Gulf.
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The case was a rare instance in which European antitrust authorities have passed on an opportunity to act against an American technology giant.
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About halfway through my son Matthew's decade-long struggle with serious mental illness, my wife and I invoked the Baker Act against him.
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His argument: Democrats will no longer be able to use the continuing investigation as a reason to wait to act against President Trump.
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"Local governments won't act against it, so it will be more difficult for them to be approved or receive loans," Mr. Wang said.
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Musk gives a "yeah" and von Holzhausen, unable to act against his better judgment, goes into a half-hearted windup and lets fly.
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Also this year, the EPA received more than 400,000 comments this urging it to act against neonicotinoids, which threaten bees and other pollinators.
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In doing so, she calculated that her party could not fail to act against a president whose actions it saw as clearly outrageous.
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" She said the operation was launched because of the "continuing refusal of Pakistan to acknowledge and act against terror groups on its territory.
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Israel reports that the shooting and killing of 20073 Palestinian protesters was unavoidable because they couldn't act against Hamas without also harming protesters.
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In some places the police or social services have indeed failed to act against pathologies in Muslim communities, fearful of being tarred with racism.
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And if Kelly does indeed want Kaepernick, how could the 49ers' front office act against their new coach's wishes so soon into their relationship?
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But the justices do plan to hear a case that pits the scope of Endangered Species Act against private land owners' rights, Weyerhaeuser v.
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He claimed to find a disturbingly high number of people willing to act against their conscience—if an authority ordered them to do so.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist government has tightened surveillance on non-profit groups over the past four years, saying they act against India's interests.
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In July of 2018, a grand jury in New York charged Weinstein with allegedly committing a forcible sexual act against a third unknown woman.
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I meet with a group of local feminists to discuss ways to act against harmful legislation and to generally empower people in our community.
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Warmbier was found guilty of committing a hostile act against the North Korean regime and sentenced to 15 years hard labor in March 2016.
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India says Pakistan's failure to act against the suspected militant is one of the reasons it won't resume peace talks with the arch rival.
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The process had been conducted in a transparent manner and followed EU states' commitments to act against money laundering and terrorism financing, she said.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has nonetheless warned that the dinar drop would negatively impact Algeria, urging the government act against overvalued exchange rate.
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He said now that the largest federal court has asserted their decision, the federal prosecutors can't enforce the Controlled Substances Act against lawful businesses.
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Afghanistan has long accused neighboring Pakistan of failing to act against Taliban plotting violence from safe havens on the Pakistani side of the border.
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Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit called on the Security Council to act against those responsible to maintain security in the Gulf region.
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Warmbier was found guilty of committing a hostile act against the regime in March of 2016 and sentenced to 15 months of hard labor.
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The DOJ has stopped short of prosecuting journalists for publishing sensitive information, resisting calls from conservatives to invoke the Espionage Act against news organizations.
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"We do view it as a provocative act against the United States and our allies," Tillerson said in an interview on Fox News Sunday.
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Asked why they let Pilatus stay in business, the MFSA said last week it did not have enough evidence to act against the bank.
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"Centipede Central shut itself down before Discord needed to act against any potential violation of Terms of Service," Discord told me in a statement.
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The North Koreans preconfigured that malicious code to act against more than 100 institutions from all over the world, primarily banks and telecommunications companies.
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The White House also signaled it would act against imported Chinese steel as part of a broader campaign against steel dumping around the world.
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In May 2018, Mr. Weinstein was charged with a criminal sexual act against Ms. Evans and with the 2013 rape of the unidentified woman.
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Students in countries including Australia, Thailand, Uganda and the United Kingdom have already skipped school to demand that their governments act against climate change.
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But it is unlikely that Trump will act against Saudi Arabia amid rising tensions between the United States and the kingdom's regional rival, Iran.
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"The West needs to develop effective ways to deal with Russia's cyber operations and have the political courage to act against it," Limnell said.
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U.S. business groups want U.S. officials to act against Beijing on market imbalances, but not push the world's two largest economies toward a trade war.
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Essentially the case weighed the Federal Arbitration Act against the employee rights-focused National Labor Relations Act—two pieces of legislation nearing their 100th birthdays.
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Amid the steady removal of smaller accounts with obvious associations to neo-Nazism, the question remains if Twitter will act against these movements' loudest enablers.
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Put another way: Members of the president's own party would have to be moved to act against him and the voters and outside of Congress.
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Japanese policymakers sought to gain informal consent to act against an unwelcome yen rise during a G20 finance leaders' gathering in Washington late last month.
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But what this is, what you see here, is you see someone who is a criminal, who is committing a criminal act against fellow Americans.
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Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit called on the U.N. Security Council to act against those responsible to maintain security in the Gulf region.
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Having just learned that Zula did some time in prison for a violent act against her father, Wiktor confronts her about it during a rehearsal.
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Why it matters: Prior administrations have resisted invoking the World War II-era Espionage Act against journalists, largely out of respect for the First Amendment.
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The new sanctions were prompted by a 1991 law that requires the U.S. to act against countries responsible for a chemical or biological weapons attack.
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"Investigations have been launched into the suspected planning of a serious criminal act against the state because there was notification of that," the spokesman said.
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Ukraine's parliament dismissed the country's prosecutor-general, Viktor Shokin, after months of pressure from international donors who faulted him for refusing to act against corruption.
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The total sum of the last attacks prove that we are more determined than ever to act against Iran in Syria exactly as we promised.
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The systems produce their own documentation, and it is not possible to act against this or that target without us being able to check it.
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It has been nearly two years of activists putting themselves on the front lines as police officers continue to act against black lives with impunity.
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BECKY QUICK: And then you wonder where that gets us in terms of inflation that the Fed would start to see and potentially act against.
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More than half of the victims were 13 or younger, and the report is expected to accuse church officials of failing to act against abusers.
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Cyril Almeida had recently written about a confrontation between civilian officials and the military over what they called a failure to act against Islamist groups.
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This backlash makes it harder for Trump to act against Iran but creates a unique opportunity for Iran to carry out its soft diplomacy and.
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The widespread criticism of Pakistan is one of its duplicity and its nefarious activity and its lack of willingness to act against the Afghan Taliban.
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Now once again we are asking ourselves how an average American could suddenly become capable of committing such a terrible act against his fellow countrymen.
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Tesla has said that the dismissals were based only on performance reviews and that it would never act against employees based on their union views.
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President Barack Obama decided not to act against Mr. Assad, even when the Syrian president crossed the red lines that Mr. Obama himself had drawn.
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Litvinenko's widow, Marina, has been quoted by Sky News criticizing May for promising, but failing, to act against Russia after the inquiry ended in 2016.
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Anger and a desire to act against the influence of the wealthy few is embedded in both American political life and increasingly, the popular culture.
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The United States has finally showed it will act against the regime under certain circumstances, but it hasn't declared any new rules of the game.
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India had responded by accusing Pakistan of failing to act against militant groups behind attacks in Mumbai in 2008, in which 166 people were killed.
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"The government has concluded that it is highly likely that Russia was responsible for the act against Sergei and Julia Skripal," May said on Monday.
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Even so, she's found that juries are inconsistent and sometimes harsh in how they judge victims (and perpetrators) who act against their own self-interest.
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" Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has responded saying his country is "capable and …strong enough to overcome those who try to act against our country.
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And that's wrong, because we know that Mr. Putin will continue to act against our national security interests, unless we're prepared to stand up to him.
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Now the violence has turned deadly — and rights groups say the police are to blame for failing to act against hate crimes targeting the vulnerable minority.
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"We provided Pakistan with documents about Taliban operating centres inside Pakistan and we expect Pakistan to act against them," Barmak told a news conference in Kabul.
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"We must act against this with all decisiveness, because I do not think that these are just isolated cases," she told reporters in Berlin on Thursday.
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The government has said it is monitoring the Night Wolves and the Slovak Recruits, but cannot yet act against them because they have committed no crime.
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But it was ruled illegal last year, and the deadline for finding alternative arrangements expired last week—allowing authorities to act against companies that violate it.
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Dozens of Palestinians who carried out similar attacks, many of them as a political act against Israel, have been shot by security forces or armed civilians.
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One sensible proposal is to adopt "qualified majority voting" on foreign policy, allowing the EU to act against the will of minority stick-in-the-muds.
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At its core, Mitchell views these memes as a byproduct of fear and a sense by individuals that they are powerless to act against government surveillance.
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In the abstract, the rule would require Facebook and other companies to not act against user's interest, leaving courts to decide the penalties when they do.
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The first is WikiLeaks — specifically reports that the DOJ is considering filing charges under the Espionage Act against the radical transparency site for releasing classified information.
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"There should be no discrimination against anyone," Widodo told the BBC in October 2016, adding "the police must act" against any attempts to harm LGBT people.
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"This is a warning to anybody not to act against the law," Vice President Jusuf Kalla told Metro TV when asked to comment on the verdict.
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We have to stand ready to react with similar strength and unity if it is determined this act against Khashoggi was carried out by Saudi Arabia.
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In 2019, it is naive to assume that some of the biggest companies on earth would act against their own interests on a point of principle.
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The same is true when Congress ignores public opinion and fails to act against gun violence because of the outsized influence of the National Rifle Association.
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North Korea also detained and tortured University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier on alleged charges of tampering with a propaganda poster ("hostile act against the state").
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In recent weeks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly told ministers that President Donald Trump would likely not act against Iran until US elections in November 2020.
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The three-judge panel said there was no proof that Rwandans had been incited to act against the state by Ms. Rwigara's remarks to the media.
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American officials have long complained that Pakistan has failed to act against terrorist networks operating within its borders; Pakistan denies that the networks are even present.
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That is unsettling, because it implicates all those of us who now live in relative comfort but don't act against rising fascism in our own time.
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On Monday, Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the American missile strike was an aggressive act against a sovereign state and violated international law.
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But in a statement to The Post on Monday, the Twitter spokeswoman Katie Rosborough said the platform would not act against the claim spread by Fitton.
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Israel has grown deeply alarmed by Iran's expanding clout during the conflict, and has warned it would act against any threat from its regional foe Tehran.
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And as regulators act against today's self-interested defaults there are savvy alternatives like Qwant primed and waiting to offer consumers a different kind of value.
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Pakistan is facing pressure from global powers to act against groups carrying out attacks in India, including Jaish-e-Mohammed, which claimed responsibility for the Feb.
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Pakistan was put on the watchdog's gray list last year for failing to act against Lashkar-e-Taiba and its suspected political front, Jamaat-ud-Dawa.
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Pakistan is under pressure from global powers to act against groups carrying out attacks in India, including Jaish-e-Mohammed, which claimed responsibility for a Feb.
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Ghani said he no longer expected Pakistan to bring the Taliban to the table but it must act against militants sheltering in its territory who rejected peace.
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Any indications that the president was in fact motivated by the Russia investigation to act against Comey could fuel the obstruction of justice component of Mueller's probe.
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The University of Virginia student was released Monday after serving the first chunk of an 15-year sentence for committing an unspecified "hostile act" against North Korea.
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The book is a solid argument for the need for people to act against tyranny and oppression in any way possible, standing up for what's morally right.
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While a prosecution has been launched in Obuson's case, police have been unable to act against suspected traffickers in other cases due to a lack of evidence.
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French CRS riot police remove French youth and environmental activists as they block a bridge during a demonstration to urge world leaders to act against climate change.
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If Beijing cannot implement its own coal restriction, we should not trust that it will act against its own citizens who help North Korea evade economic sanctions.
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But, like many of the best memes, it does indirectly illuminate something larger: humanity's incredible capacity to act against its best interests, especially for something momentarily pleasurable.
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Hypothetically speaking, if Trump felt that voters didn't care about events in a place like Egypt, Taleb said ,Trump wouldn't want to act against what voters want.
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This one has been launched under Section 24(b) of the Trade Expansion Act of 2232, which lets a president act against imports on national security grounds.
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And hopefully it will crystalize not just the public conception of mass shootings, but the national resolve to act against and control them in all their forms.
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A JKLF spokesman condemned the "arbitrary arrest" and the use of the public safety act against Malik, calling it a "glaring display of frustration" of Indian authorities.
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A pledge to act against employers who hire workers short-term and without adequate benefits helped Duterte, a former city mayor, win the presidency in May 2016.
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Many products offered by Amazon elsewhere are covered by exclusive agency agreements held by powerful local families, who may act against any attempt to undercut their margins.
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Following the attacks, the government introduced a three-month state of emergency which gives it sweeping powers to act against what it calls enemies of the state.
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The report also suggests that ticket websites should feature tougher measures to fight bot and action against the ticketing industry if it fails to act against touts.
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Participants at the meeting raised the possibility that the government's failure to act against the charities could lead to U.N. sanctions, one of the three officials said.
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Separately, the Commission also wants to act against VAT fraud from consignments sent from outside the EU. Currently, they are VAT-exempt if worth below 22 euros.
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Pakistan is facing pressure from global powers to act against groups carrying out attacks in India, including Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), which claimed responsibility for the Feb.
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A 24-year-old man who was allegedly "planning to use flammable chemical material" in a "hostile act" against the U.S. embassy in Cairo was arrested Tuesday.
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The Centre will act against cybercrime especially, and provide a shared space to understand new areas of threat, such as the internet of things or artificial intelligence.
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Otto Warmbier Date of capture: January 2, 2016 Reason for detention: Warmbier, a University of Virginia student, was accused of committing a "hostile act" against the government.
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Israeli officials said the Trump administration is only interested in defeating ISIS in Syria and has no willingness to act against Iranian military entrenchment in the country.
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Most Americans, and most legislators, may not see the need for insisting that Congress play a role in deciding whether it makes sense to act against ISIS.
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Mr. Sharif has accused the military of pressuring the judiciary to act against him, and of interfering in the current campaign by intimidating and arresting party members.
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Since taking the helm of Cyber Command and the N.S.A. in May, General Nakasone has said he has the authority to act against adversaries threatening American elections.
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Unlike with machine learning bias or anti-competitive behavior, the harm from lying in political ads is easy for voters to understand and legislators to act against.
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There are sharp partisan splits on both questions, with about 8 in 10 Republicans calling it inappropriate for a White House official to act against the president.
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The Democratic-controlled House last week passed a resolution to rein in Trump's ability to act against Iran without congressional approval in a near party-line vote.
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It was the fall of 2002 and the Bush administration was pushing for sweeping authority to act against Saddam Hussein, claiming he had weapons of mass destruction.
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But his E.P.A. inquiries have raised questions about whether he is genuinely committed to free speech and to enforcing the Hatch Act against top White House officials.
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The wrangling over the bill is highlighting how complicated it can be for the federal government to act against online radicalization without running into First Amendment concerns.
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The wrangling over the bill is highlighting how complicated it can be for the federal government to act against online radicalization without running into First Amendment concerns.
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Argentine Diego Schwartzman had pulled of an escape act against Kevin Anderson from a similarly black position, but former U.S. Open champion Cilic is a tough beast.
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The social network has come under harsh criticism for its failure to act against news hoaxes that may have influenced voters' opinions in the U.S. presidential election.
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But it will also lift pressure on Maduro to act against Guaido as his authority continues to wane and the country's economic meltdown fuels malnutrition and hunger.
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The committee also recommended clear legal liabilities for tech companies to act against "harmful or illegal content", and suggested a levy on tech firms to support enhanced regulation.
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It is alleged that as part of that scheme, Goldman Sachs bankers bribed former IPIC and Aabar executives to join the conspiracy and act against the companies' interests.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Thursday the central bank was prepared to act against directors of Wells Fargo if an investigation deems it appropriate.
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He has been accused by the Vatican's former ambassador to Washington of failing to act against Cardinal Theodore McCarrick after knowing he had been accused of sexual misconduct.
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The proposed bill would also provide more authority to the FCC to enforce robocall regulations by extending the statute of limitations to act against robocallers, among other actions.
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Wang said Sunday that any foreign companies that act against Chinese law will be subject to Chinese investigations, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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Prosecutor Chuck Boring told the session that Harris committed "an unspeakable act" against his own flesh and blood, and that he should be given the maximum sentence allowed.
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In a press conference soon after, he warned President Maduro not to act against the opposition, and told Venezuelans that the U.S. and the world won't abandon them.
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Presidents can fire the entire cabinet, replace all the generals, divorce a spouse and disown a child, but they have no power to act against the vice president.
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Roggio said the U.S. statements may embolden Assad to some extent, but that he would have already been emboldened by America's failure to act against him in 2013.
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"The difference in size and resources means platforms have differing capabilities to act against terrorist content and their policies for doing so are not always transparent," said King.
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Notable International Events:January 224 - Otto Frederick Warmbier, a University of Virginia college student, is detained in North Korea after being accused of a "hostile act" against the government.
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Papa John's said earlier this week that it would implement a "poison pill" stock dilution that would act against any move by Schnatter to take a bigger stake.
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"Well, whatever you call it, it's an aggressive act against our very democracy and I think that's why all Americans need to regard it very seriously," he said.
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And so Lindsey Graham at the press conference introducing this said, you know, President Trump, you can really sort of act against type, you can solve this problem.
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"We profoundly condemn that criminal act against innocent people and we reject being linked to an act of barbarism, oblivious to our ideas and actions," the group said.
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The victim told a lecturer that she had been strangled and forced to perform a sex act against her will when they saw the bruises around her neck.
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The norms that punk and DIY subcultures aim to deconstruct are in many instances reified within a culture that is supposed to act against the grain of society.
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Republicans find it much easier to explain enacting gun restrictions to constituents devoted to the Second Amendment if they can frame their position as an act against terrorism.
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The New Yorker writer Jia Tolentino partly attributes the outcry to readers' investment in Ms. Ferrante's anonymity, which seems a political act against a culture obsessed with image.
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Second, President Trump can add a formal letter to the U.N. Security Council pledging not to act against the regime as long as it freezes its missile program.
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Eric Swalwell said that he hoped the company "will act against any host demonstrating a pattern of discrimination," in a statement first reported on Wednesday night by BuzzFeed.
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Absent Congress's decision to establish a body to declare the president unfit for office, the 25th Amendment requires a majority of the cabinet to act against the president.
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While the note was an accident, it riled some people on social media, who claimed Spirit was encouraging customers to act against the wishes of public health officials.
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Qassem Suleimani was presented to Trump as the most extreme option possible — in a bid to convince him to act against Iran, but in a less drastic way.
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Bartholome said the organization's statement didn't show enough respect for children, and that doctors should always ask for permission and apologize when they act against their patients' wishes.
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Iran denied the allegation and accused the British of concocting the story to act against Tehran at the behest of Washington, though Britain formally opposes the American sanctions.
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By contrast, Americans' call for Congress to act against Trump has warmed up, in 2016, 50% Americans thought there was no evidence can support an impeachment o Trump.
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It's also an old-school consciousness-raising session, intended to exhort the audience to reckon with (and to act against) the precarious, problematic state of race relations today.
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Delivering a keynote address to a military crowd on Monday, U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said the Army "must stand ready" to act against North Korea if required.
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We need to do what we can to stand up and act against laws that encourage — as a matter of public policy — discrimination and endangerment of our citizenry.
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It violates the 1946 Administrative Powers Act against arbitrary or capricious actions or the abuse of executive discretion, especially when unsupported by substantial evidence of the need for action.
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North Korea imprisoned him in January 2016, and two months later he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for committing an unspecified "hostile act" against North Korea.
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Widodo has urged the army and police chiefs to act against officers who behaved in a "racist manner" towards students, his chief of staff told news channel CNN Indonesia.
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Whenever a person in a position of power compels someone else to act against their free, unimpeded will for their own good, they are invoking the ghost of Rousseau.
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Israeli officials want UNIFIL and the Lebanese army to act against Hezbollah by uncovering hidden weapons and emplacements, of which they say there are thousands that Israel has mapped.
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What we're watching: House Democrats will likely vote to participate in the legal defense of the Affordable Care Act, against a lawsuit aiming to get the law thrown out.
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North Korea imprisoned him in January 2016, and two months later, he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for committing an unspecified "hostile act" against North Korea.
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Still, the generals can take comfort from the judges' firm line: the IDF's claim to be a highly moral army requires it to act against cases of blatant indiscipline.
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After the Palm Sunday attacks, Sisi's government introduced a three-month state of emergency which gives it sweeping powers to act against what it calls enemies of the state.
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That means the only way Mueller could act against President Trump would be to provide evidence that would be welcomed by Democrats in Congress eager to impeach the president.
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I can distinctly remember the first time I witnessed a racist act against her—"Go back to China!" a man had snarled at her while she was pumping gas.
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Trump said Thursday that "something should happen" with regard to Assad, after referring to the deadly attack as a "heinous" and "horrific" act against innocent people the previous day.
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" The military added that it would "not allow any harm to security infrastructure that protects Israeli civilians, and will act against the violent rioters and terrorists who threaten either.
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It could also act against remaining foreign partners of state oil company PDVSA, using "secondary" sanctions of the type Washington has threatened against foreign companies doing business with Iran.
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Malaysia's newly-elected Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has vowed to investigate the 1MDB scandal and act against those who may have abetted, or benefited from, corruption at the fund.
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"Anyone who leaves Austria to murder, torture or act against religious minorities and those who think differently elsewhere in the world has no right to Austria's help," he added.
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In the case of Khashoggi, the administration has already taken actions under the Global Magnitsky Act against several lower level Saudi officials deemed responsible for the murder of Khashoggi.
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"The government has concluded that it is highly likely that Russia was responsible for the act against Sergei and Julia Skripal," May said, an unusually direct accusation against Moscow.
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This lamentable past provides a valuable lesson for the United States and its allies to prepare for history's rhyme, should it occur, and act against the Xi Jinping clique.
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Kate Brown (D) prohibited state agencies from cooperating with federal immigration officials Thursday, becoming the latest blue-state official to act against President Trump's early moves against undocumented immigrants.
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And few people have been as disappointing in their subsequent failure to act against, or even to acknowledge, the horrific persecution of the Rohingya Muslim minority in her country.
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The shooting was "a terrorist act" against the Mexican community in the United States, Secretary of Foreign Affairs Marcelo Ebrard said Sunday at a press conference in Mexico City.
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It was not enough to act against "incidents" of racism, and underlying privileges that cause racism in post-apartheid South Africa must be addressed, the non-profit organization added.
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By showing he's unworthy of the trust that a president customarily enjoys, Mr. Trump has essentially been daring Congress, the courts and even the bureaucracy to act against him.
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Both the FTC and DOJ currently have the authority to act against anticompetitive behavior in tech, but Hawley and others believe the FTC to be a wholly ineffective enforcer.
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Adam Schiff of California, who led the impeachment effort in the Intelligence Committee, argued the time is now to act against Trump since, he said, the impeachable behavior continues.
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If Republican presidential candidates are ready to act against ISIS, why is it that Republicans in Congress will not pass a resolution authorizing the president to take military action?
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And whether one agrees or not, Israel will probably be obliged to act against Hezbollah, increasing the chances of all-out war and increasing the odds blood will flow.
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North Korea's state media said in January that Warmbier "was caught committing a hostile act against the state", which it said was "tolerated and manipulated by the U.S. government".
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Mr. Anderson didn't see himself as a rabble-rouser, just a sincere, blue-collar kid who had made a conscientious act against the continuing deaths of innocent Vietnamese civilians.
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Mugabe also said that he never thought that Mnangagwa, who was his protege, his deputy president and also a member of the ZANU-PF party, would act against him.
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Cyril Almeida, a well-known journalist there, wrote that the civilian leaders had chided the head of the intelligence agency for failing to act against militants in the country.
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Such disclosure will make it easier for another agency, the Federal Trade Commission, to act against internet service providers that fail to disclose such conduct to consumers, Pai said.
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Raniere has pleaded not guilty to charges including sex trafficking and child pornography, and his lawyer has argued that he never forced any women to act against their will.
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" In contrast, Israel's tourism minister said the decision was "shameful" and that the Supreme Court's members "were continuing to act against Israeli democracy and the clear lawmaking of the Knesset.
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A briefing by Central Intelligence Agency Director Gina Haspel for senators on Tuesday hardened their resolve to act against the prince known as MbS, who has the support of Trump.
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Frankly, the level of concern that one would expect for an act against a human child pales in comparison to the universal cries for justice when an animal is hurt.
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America's decades-long political realignment, accelerated lately by Presidents Obama and Trump, has replaced the dwindling ranks of Democratic conservatives with moderates and liberals eager to act against gun violence.
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However, differences of opinion should not translate into the sort of congressional dysfunction that causes the country that they are sworn to serve to act against its own self-interest.
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Monday's letter is a sign that Republicans are committed to pressuring the Justice Department to act against Clinton, even after it notably declined to prosecute her for mishandling classified information.
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He was arrested on January 2, 2016, as he was about to board a plane to leave the country, on the charge of committing a hostile act against the state.
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Regrettably, the Chairman of the Latino Coalition, Hector Barreto, called on Hispanic leaders to act against their best interests and support the bill ("Support Sensible Safeguards for Latino Small Businesses").
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Iran's expanding clout during Syria's more than six-year war has raised alarm in Israel, which has said it would act against any threat from its regional arch-enemy Tehran.
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BREAKING: For the first time in the history of our country, the government has brought criminal charges under the Espionage Act against a publisher for the publication of truthful information.
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A subdued Mr. Trump campaigned in Virginia and Florida, as he and his supporters tried to beat back criticism of his comment that "Second Amendment people" might act against Mrs.
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A powerful U.S. congressman is furious with the way the NFL is treating Colin Kaepernick -- and tells TMZ Sports the government may finally have to act against the league. Rep.
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The challenge is now one of several cases before the Supreme Court, with nonprofits claiming the mandate violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, forcing them to act against their beliefs.
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" This latest building occupation came after one student organizer told BuzzFeed News that the university's efforts and follow-through with their commitments to act against racism have not been "adequate.
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Warmbier had been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor on charges of committing a "hostile act" against the state after he reportedly removed a political banner from a hotel.
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More than half of Trump's supporters, 28500 percent, say they'd vote for him as an act against Clinton, compared to 6900 percent who say they want to vote for Trump.
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We regret the harm to Palestinians in Gaza, Israel is saying, but it's unavoidable, because Hamas controls everything in Gaza, and we can't act against Hamas without also harming protesters.
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But months later, the Commerce Department imposed a sales ban on Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit, a chip maker, saying that the company was likely to act against national security interests.
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What they're saying: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said at a Cabinet meeting Sunday that the Arrow 3 test shows Israel has the capability to act against the Iranian ballistic missile threat.
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The court agreed with Mr. Obama on legalizing same-sex marriage and, in perhaps the most notable cases for his presidency, twice upheld the Affordable Care Act against determined conservative challenges.
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It's worth mentioning that the tragedy happened on the club's Latino night, which was an intentional act against queer people of color, and to date the deadliest shooting in US history.
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Three of the four experts said the U.S. Treasury had the latitude to act against companies or governments it deemed to be providing material support to a sanctioned entity, like PDVSA.
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From start to finish, this process focuses on making sure that potential victims — the overwhelming majority of whom are women — identify themselves and act against the risk of their future victimization.
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There was a 22003-year-old freshman who Hastert gave a massage to in a locker room, and then committed an unspecified sex act against ("Individual B" in the prosecution documents).
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Governments often act against their long-term interests in pursuit of short-term thinking, thus we have two billion people living in places with heavy restrictions on access to online information.
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But this year, the college's president sent out an e-mail outlining the school's dissent policy 16 minutes before the lecture began, warning that the administration would act against potential violations.
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Having powerful friends like the Clintons is a reminder of not only how someone as disgusting as Mr. Weinstein remained in power, but why people were afraid to act against him.
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Syria's Foreign Ministry on Monday urged the U.N. Security Council to act against what it said were "crimes perpetuated" by the SDF, warning it reserved the right to defend its citizens.
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Washington (CNN)Republican lawmakers are ramping up their calls for the Trump administration to act against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the wake of Tuesday's chemical attack that killed dozens.
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The international body set up to oversee Bosnia's 1995 peace agreement, which had the power to block the poll, did nothing, though Bosnia's prosecution service may yet act against Mr Dodik.
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Warmbier, who arrived in Cincinnati on Tuesday, was found guilty of committing a hostile act against the North Korean regime in March 2016 and sentenced to 15 months of hard labor.
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But he made clear the EU would be willing to act against the US whether it was related to a border tax proposal or the erection of other arbitrary trade barriers.
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Some opponents of gay marriage held her up as a champion of their beliefs, and argued that forcing her to act against her conscience was a violation of her religious freedom.
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This "come hither" stance with Russia begins with Trump's failures to even acknowledge Russia's direct engagement in a hostile act against our democracy and his seeming acceptance of Vladimir Putin's denials.
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"We view this not as a 'clever game' of wiki leaks [sic] but rather as a 'criminal act' against the United States of America," Abedin wrote in a previously unreleased Dec.
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In a classroom of 20, six girls "would have been touched, kissed, groped, or forced to endure a sexual act against their will," said NWLC director of education Neena Chaudhry.—Broadly
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President Ivan Duque called the explosion a "crazy terrorist act" against unarmed cadets and said he had ordered police and the military to find the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
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Madison Police said mid-morning Monday that detectives were becoming confident this was a targeted act against a specific person and was not a random act of violence against the media.
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Three of the four experts said the U.S. Treasury had the latitude to act against companies or governments it deemed to be providing 'material support' to a sanctioned entity, like PDVSA.
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If violence goes on, "we will not be able to continue limiting our activity to the fence area and will act against these terror organizations in other places too," he said.
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At the same time, Pakistan has been under enormous US and international pressure to act against them, and so they will take the occasional action against the Afghan Taliban as well.
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As shown in the case of Mr. Holder, who suffered no prosecution for being held in contempt, the Justice Department would be reluctant to act against someone representing its own administration.
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Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad warned the operation would be considered a "hostile act" against the country and that Syrian army was "ready to destroy" Turkish planes in Syrian skies.
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Israel appeared newly emboldened as well, partly because of what seemed like extraordinary latitude from Russia, Syria's most important ally, allowing the Israelis to act against Iran's military assets in Syria.
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More recently, relations with the military took a darker turn after news reports detailed how civilian officials confronted the military over what they called a failure to act against Islamist groups.
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I was on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence when word came out about the destroyed tapes, and it was correctly viewed as a brazen and dangerous act against our democracy.
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Certainly anti-Muslim xenophobia is appalling, contemptible and unlawful in the United States, as is any hate speech or act against any group based on its religious or other core identity.
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In addition to fears of clashes with the settlers, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government will have to act against its own constituency, a plurality of which would like the evacuation avoided.
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The office did not comment on Ms. Begum's case specifically, but the British authorities are reported to believe they can act against her because her mother has a passport from Bangladesh.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union plans measures to block "politically-motivated" foreign investment, after Germany, France and Italy asked it to act against takeovers in sectors that could harm Europe's strategic interests.
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" Even the name is a jab Farrar's bill would penalize men for masturbation because such behavior is a failure to preserve the sanctity of life and "an act against an unborn child.
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And on the incentivization front, the new rules agreed yesterday update the powers of national regulators to act against dominant players — such as by being able to impose access to their network.
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Artist Hannah Rothstein created a series of images in the style of vintage posters for US National Parks that imagines what they will look like if we don't act against climate change.
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Its prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has repeatedly met Mr Putin in the hope of prising him away from Iran, or at least ensuring that Israel can act against Iran and its allies.
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Mueller needs to wrap up his investigation, report to Congress, and then let lawmakers either act against the president or allow him to finish his term, focused on making America great again.
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The idea was to assure legislators that the federal government would have enhanced powers to act against trade violations once Mr. Obama completed negotiations on the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership accord.
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When you're forced to have your birth in an unfamiliar place without your family around, that's a violent act against our birthing practices and goes right along with the institutionalization of birth.
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It's a bitter pill for Washington to swallow, but the alternative is to hope that China will act against its interests and crush its ally, or that North Korea will finally collapse.
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"We do view it as a provocative act against the United States and our allies," Tillerson told "Fox News Sunday," after North Korea fired three short range missiles on Friday [Aug 25].
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We act against our values: by procrastinating from work, by avoiding our feelings, by pandering to other people's opinions, by participating in a hateful mob reacting to the news, and so on.
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One reporter then asked if Trump would be willing to act against the National Rifle Association (NRA), which has come out against any measures to set a minimum age for rifle purchases.
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" The Israel Defense Forces told NBC: "The IDF will not allow any harm to security infrastructure that protects Israeli civilians, and will act against the violent rioters and terrorists who threaten either.
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As in industries like banking, telecommunications and broadcasting, we need regulators to oversee the systems that tech companies have in place to gather and manage user data, and act against harmful content.
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That was for any act against a spouse or child that causes bruising or bleeding but not a broken bone, as long as it did not happen more than once a year.
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Judge Yeakel rejected those arguments, emphasizing the law's effects both on women seeking abortions and on doctors providing them, who he said would be forced to act against their best medical judgment.
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Democratic leaders in both houses of Congress are taking steps toward resolutions that would limit Trump's ability to act against Iran, though the measure is unlikely to pass the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The head of the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity division told The Hill in a recent interview that she is worried Russia will continue to act against America's institutions in the future.
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The timing of the Taliban intensifying its offensives against ISIS was particularly interesting, as the insurgents tried to persuade the Americans in peace negotiations that they would act against international terrorist groups.
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Khan arrived in Iran on Sunday to discuss security and regional issues, Iranian state TV reported, a day after Islamabad urged Tehran to act against militants behind killings in Pakistan's Baluchistan province.
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Once again, the federal government — with its formidable coercive power and effectively inexhaustible resources — is taking due care to avoid forcing its citizens to act against their religious beliefs and moral convictions.
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That didn't stop the president from smiling and waiving as he stepped off Air Force One to shake hands with Cuban officials trained by Russia's KGB to act against the United States.
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Maryland's lawyers are raising the challenge in a lawsuit they filed in September against the Trump administration, seeking to defend sections of the Affordable Care Act against efforts by Republicans to dismantle it.
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Vigils and rallies were planned across the United States in a show of solidarity with victims of the attack, which authorities called a hateful act against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
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While Hodor's plight received most of the Internet's grief, the direwolf fandom has been up in arms over Summer's selfless act against the White Walkers that led to his brutal and untimely demise.
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But that paper trail didn't reach the federal background check system — leaving Kelley free to purchase four firearms and act against the latest target of his anger: his wife's family and their church.
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Though it remains unclear why it took Facebook so long to act against such prolific fakers — which the research suggests had been doping their metrics unchallenged on Facebook for up to five years.
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The unrest comes at a bad time for German intelligence agencies and police, who are on the alert for potential attacks by Islamist militants and under pressure to act against right-wing extremists.
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The integrity of the annual TIP Report, which should serve as a factual basis for US diplomacy, must be protected and not distorted to appease governments that are failing to act against trafficking.
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" Sessions emphasized the move against the two Ohio doctors is a new step, calling it the "first ever civil injunctions under the Controlled Substances Act against doctors who evidence indicates prescribed opioids illegally.
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Yet, the Obama administration has brought more charges under the Espionage Act against officials for allegedly mishandling classified information than all other administrations combined since it was signed into law 99 years ago.
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Russia's communications watchdog said it may act against the French media outlet a day after French authorities accused Russian broadcaster RT of airing distortions about the conflict in Syria, Russian news agencies reported.
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At the first trial, however, a court found Ahn not guilty on all counts based on a lack of evidence he had abused his power to compel Kim to act against her will.
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And to top it all off: Pofma cannot be used to correct any falsehoods published by the government — not unless you can convince a minister from the P.A.P. to act against the party.
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"These people are trying to exploit the law and our hospitality to act against Israel and to defame the country," Interior Minister Aryeh Deri, who is responsible for enforcing the ban, told Ha'aretz.
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The central bank raised interest rates on May 2, using a window of opportunity created by easing economic risks abroad to act against rising domestic inflation, its eighth increase in the past two years.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani authorities announced a crackdown on Wednesday against Hafiz Saeed, leader of the group blamed for deadly attacks on Mumbai in 2008, amid growing international pressure to act against militant groups.
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If Flynn had such discussions, that could amount to a violation of the Logan Act against interference in foreign diplomacy by non-government officials, although prosecutions over violations of that act have never happened.
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An Iranian foreign ministry official told Poland's charge d'affaires in Tehran that Iran saw the decision to host the meeting as a "hostile act against Iran" and warned that Tehran could reciprocate, IRNA added.
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"(The Western world) has to act against the fragmentation of the international architecture, and be ready to reform the existing institutions," Merkel said in her address to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Mueller's rare leveling of a criminal charge for a violation of the Foreign Agent Registration Act against Manafort is a signal that it is in Flynn's best interests to work with the special counsel.
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"Frankly, the level of concern that one would expect for an act against a human child pales in comparison to the universal cries for justice when an animal is hurt," she wrote for CNN.
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"We need to act against those who, with impunity, are continuing to massacre their peaceful populations," the head of the African Union commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, told reporters at the AU Summit on Monday.
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In a telephone call with Afghanistan's national security adviser, Aziz expressed concern that JuA was operating from Afghanistan and that Kabul had failed to act against them, according to a statement from his office.
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The party is unlikely to act against Mr Zuma before the local-government elections, which are expected to be held in August, not least because it is riven by factions supporting and opposing him.
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While Nicholson acknowledged that the Pakistanis had taken military action against other violent extremist groups, he said that Islamabad needed to act against the Afghan Taliban, which has found sanctuary inside Pakistan since 2001.
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However, according to the Democratic congressional source this administration has given more latitude to agencies to be more aggressive — and Nakasone could likely act against Russia in the absence of specific direction not to.
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It is World War 2 as viewed from an era of endless war, compounding geopolitical crises, and a political system that cannot even articulate objections to much less act against fascism and racial supremacy.
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It's unclear if Mr. Trump can do much to get antitrust enforcers at the Federal Trade Commission or Justice Department, which are supposed to keep politics out of competition cases, to act against Amazon.
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Nintendo has issued a complaint under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act against 'Super Mario 64 Online,' a hack of the original Nintendo 64 game that allowed several players to play the game together online.
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Two years ago, for example, Almeida reported that Sharif, then the prime minister, had told the army's top brass that if the military didn't act against militants, Pakistan would stand isolated in the world.
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"This contemptible act against a religious minority, claimed by ISIS's Afghan affiliate, is a grim reminder that civilians bear the brunt of Afghanistan's war," said Patricia Gossman, senior Afghanistan researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Boxer wanted to give states more regulatory power over chemicals than the bill allowed, and she wanted more power to act against cancer "clusters," among other changes she said would make the bill stronger.
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Haley also warned that the US would "act" against any nation that "is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and inhuman suffering, most especially the outlaw Syrian regime," but did not elaborate.
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Right-wing leaders, especially in Brazil and Argentina, have been more willing to act against Hezbollah at US behest, but the Trump administration has pushed for more, even proposing Israel provide training and equipment.
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She said the priority for U.S. President Donald Trump's administration was to use trade remedy laws to act against countries that are dumping or subsidizing the imports they are selling in the United States.
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"This matter is still under investigation... government is ready to act against market abuse, price fixing and collusion in the private sector in order to protect our country's economy," Zuma said in a speech.
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Characters are slotted into a type, usually owing to their occupation, nationality, or social standing, and then the fun of the story comes from how people act against (or within) type, subverting our guesses.
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"(Lawmakers) urge Turkey to act against intimidation of journalists in all its forms, condemn its violent and illegal take-over of several newspapers ... and highlight its serious backsliding on freedom of speech," the parliament said.
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Son himself condemned the killing as an "act against humanity" but, in a recent analyst presentation, he added that SoftBank has a "responsibility" to Saudi Arabia to deploy the capital and continue the Vision Fund.
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"President Putin has failed to condemn and act against the homophobic witch-hunts in Chechnya, which have seen scores of LGBT+ people arrested and tortured, with some even being killed," Tatchell said in a statement.
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After Roger Federer's miraculous earlier escape act against Marin Cilic, when he recovered from two sets down to win, 12th seeded Frenchman Tsonga threatened something equally improbable as dusk settled at the All England Club.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Attorney General William Barr refused to appear at a hearing in the U.S. Congress on Thursday, one Democrat decided it was thigh time to act against what he saw as fowl behavior.
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LONDON, May 29 (Reuters) - Britain's Pirbright Institute is partnering with Belgian biotechnology company ViroVet to develop the first antiviral drugs that act against African Swine Fever (ASF), according to a joint statement issued on Wednesday.
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Because if we could get into the heads of people who persuade billionaires to act against their short-term economic interests, with the bigger human picture in mind, maybe we could do it more often.
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Investment bankers attribute the slowdown to weak biotech stock prices, which have traded down as much as 30 percent after Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton vowed to act against pharmaceutical "price gouging" late last year.
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In November 2017, Schuman wrote in a blog post that she was "forced to engage in an act against my will," maintaining that Carter took her virginity when she was 18 and he was 22.
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In a recent interview, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is in Hanoi for the summit, reaffirmed a U.S. commitment to speak out and act against human rights violations, including those in North Korea.
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It is precisely for these reasons that David Cameron failed to get fundamental treaty change in his negotiations with the EU; no British leader could persuade other countries to act against their own self-interest.
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Facebook's decision to act against the organization is likely tied to the recent arrest of five Proud Boys members in New York City on charges including assault, criminal possession of a weapon and gang assault.
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In the northern city of Tripoli, demonstrator Rabih al-Zein said protesters had escalated again because they do not trust the ruling elite to meet demands for a new administration that will act against corruption.
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In the northern city of Tripoli, demonstrator Rabih al-Zein said protesters had escalated again because they do not trust the ruling elite to meet demands for a new administration that will act against corruption.
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Despite conditions imposed by Congress on American military aid that Pakistan must act against Afghan insurgents in its territory, the Pakistani military has showed little inclination to take on the Afghan Taliban or the Haqqanis.
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A question for Republicans: Why do you pass laws to stop non-existent bathroom attacks and almost non-existent voter fraud but you do nothing to act against gun violence when hundreds die every week?
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The main reason why legislators and environmentalists have encouraged the DOJ to use the RICO Act against Exxon is because the powerful law was previously invoked to bring down the tobacco industry in the 1990s.
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Weinstein was found guilty of one count of first-degree criminal sexual act against the production assistant Mimi Haleyi in 2006 and one count of third-degree rape against the hairstylist Jessica Mann in 2013.
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In the release, the committee recommended congressional action, including compelling regulators to "act against recidivist banks," strengthening regulatory authorities and enhancing the accountability of senior leadership, as well as requiring more transparency in bank supervision.
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Explosive excerpts from Woodward's upcoming book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," have emerged throughout the week, documenting a chaotic White House in which staffers regularly attempt to act against the wishes of their boss.
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Twice this month, the presumptive Republican nominee has seemed to act against his own political interests after tumultuous events -- the Orlando terror attack and the U.K.'s Brexit vote -- that should have offered him political openings.
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It will urge the administration to report back to Congress on Chinese companies involved in the camps and ask the FBI to act against any Chinese government efforts to intimidate Uighurs living in the United States.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Consumer bodies from Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain on Friday urged their national consumer protection agencies to act against Alibaba's online shopping portal for allegedly setting unfair terms for EU users.
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University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in 2016 on charges of committing a "hostile act" against the state after he reportedly removed a political banner from a hotel.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Central banks must prepare to act against cryptocurrencies to ensure they do not become entrenched and undermine trust in central banks, the head of the Bank for International Settlements said on Tuesday.
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Nabhan Garcia, land issues secretary at the ministry, said the government must convince the National Congress to change the law to more stringently deal with such invasions and give police broader autonomy to act against invaders.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah on Friday urged Lebanon to stand firm in its offshore energy dispute with Israel and warned it could act against Israeli oil facilities if necessary, as the U.S. mediates between the two countries.
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Relations between the two countries have been frayed over the past decade, with U.S. officials frustrated by what they term Islamabad's unwillingness to act against Islamist groups such as the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network.
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The Green report, published by independent lawyer Andrew Green in 2015, investigated the causes of HBOS bank's failure in 2008 and said authorities should review a decision at the time not to act against 10 executives.
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Chinese paramilitary forces conducted exercises across the border from Hong Kong on Thursday, raising fears that Beijing may be preparing to act against mass demonstrations in the Asian financial hub it has described as "near terrorism".
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The ban comes as Pakistan faces international pressure to act against militant groups, amid escalating tension with its nuclear-armed neighbor, India, following a suicide bomb attack on Indian police in the disputed region of Kashmir.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican journalists covered news conferences wearing black on Tuesday, and brought pictures of slain colleagues to rallies to put pressure on authorities to act against an escalation of murderous attacks on their trade.
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Several weeks ago, Netanyahu told cabinet members in a closed-door meeting that US President Donald Trump would not act against Iran until US general elections in November 2020 at the earliest, according to the report.
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The nation needs representatives in Congress who will act against corruption in the Trump administration and work for legislation to provide health care, public services and jobs to Americans, as opposed to tax breaks for millionaires.
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We must replace the nearly two-decade-old A.U.M.F.s with a legal framework that empowers the president to act against threats to our nation while constraining him from unilaterally placing us on a path to war.
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Relations between the two countries have been frayed over the past decade, with U.S. officials frustrated by what they term Pakistan's unwillingness to act against Islamist groups such as the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network.
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According to an extensive Cato Institute study, not one of the nearly 6900 million refugees resettled to the United States since the 2628 Refugee Act has committed a single fatal terrorist act against an American citizen.
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Admiral Green now has the authorization he needs from the Navy to act against Chief Gallagher, and the formal letter notifying the chief of the action has been drafted by the admiral, the two officials said.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has cited research that says that 81 percent of veterans suffering from depression and post-traumatic stress disorder engage in at least one violent act against a partner after returning home.
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Even if you'd rather not put stock in what the books have to say — the show has admittedly diverged from and condensed George R.R. Martin's complex story — there's TV evidence that Varys will act against Dany.
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Those who reported getting contacted by the lobbying effort, including Trump Jr., said it focused predominantly on repealing the Magnitsky Act against Russia and opening the door for Putin to restore Russian adoptions for American parents.
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Earlier this year, WHO director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus called on the global community to act against cervical cancer, one of the "most preventable forms of cancer as long as it is detected early and managed effectively."
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It's a far cry from the reaction after Bannon's first appearances, when Republicans floated the contempt resolution and warned that failing to act against him would risk eroding the subpoena power of every committee in Congress.
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The tech industry generates many of the major breakthroughs, and companies are on the frontlines of defending against cyber threats and malicious uses of AI. Industry must help government discern trends and act against foreign threats.
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Even as lawmakers urged the administration to act against Russian meddling and the terrorist messaging of groups like ISIS -- and gave it funding to work with -- Tillerson left almost $80 million on the table for months.
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In response to such attacks, the Simon Wiesenthal Center issued a travel warning in 2010 advising "extreme caution when visiting southern Sweden" because of officials' failure to act against the "serial harassment" of Jews in Malmo.
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According to the North's official KCNA news agency, Warmbier entered North Korea as a tourist and "was caught committing a hostile act against the state", which it said was "tolerated and manipulated by the US government".
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Clinton's support of the Supreme Court's marriage equality ruling last June and her backing of the federal Equality Act against LGBT discrimination a month later has since proved an "evolution" from her 22007 views, he said.
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Clinton's support of the Supreme Court's marriage equality ruling last June and her backing of the federal Equality Act against LGBT discrimination a month later has since proved an "evolution" from her 277 views, he said.
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News Corp, controlled by media mogul Rupert Murdoch and the owner of the Wall Street Journal and publisher HarperCollins, is one of more than a dozen companies that have urged the European Commission to act against Google.
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The case has riled the Russian-language Internet, with many commentators using it to suggest — sometimes in almost abusive terms — that Germany is failing to act against the dangers posed by hundreds of thousands of new migrants.
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Sadayuki Sakakibara, head of Japan's biggest business lobby Keidanren, said it was "natural" for Japanese authorities to act against recent yen rises that were speculative and out of line with economic fundamentals, according to Kyodo news agency.
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SoftBank chairman Masayoshi Son has condemned the killing as an "act against humanity" but, in an analyst presentation, he added that SoftBank has a "responsibility" to Saudi Arabia to deploy the capital and continue the Vision Fund.
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" Washington and Seoul announced the battery's deployment last week, in a move that outraged North Korea, which has threatened to "physically act" against the THAAD and make the allies "suffer from the nightmare extreme uneasiness and terror.
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Melissa Schuman claimed in a November 2017 blog post that she was "forced to engaged in an act against my will," and she said Nick Carter took her virginity when she was 18 and he was 22.
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Relations between Pakistan and United States have been frayed over the past decade, with U.S. officials frustrated by what they term Islamabad's unwillingness to act against Islamist groups such as the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network.
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Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Tuesday that Japan could act against the yen's rise as needed, based on a G20 agreement backing currency stability, if "one-sided" and "speculative" moves were observed in the currency market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - General insurers are failing to consider value for money for their customers in their products and services, Britain's financial watchdog said on Wednesday, warning it was prepared to act against firms and their senior managers.
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BRATISLAVA, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Leaders of four central European countries will meet next week to urge the EU to act against food companies which put inferior ingredients in branded products destined for sale in poorer member states.
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When the Commonwealth moves collectively, that is, when all countries are pursuing the same objective of free and fair elections and good governance, it can act against countries that don't even pay lip service to those values.
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Oil prices hovered near two-week highs, lifted by tensions in the Middle East after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel could act against Iran itself, not just its allies in the region.
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"We have spent the last many years trying to get the FTC to act against Facebook and over this period of time the complaints from many other consumer organizations and users have increased," he told the committee.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned last week that Iran was strengthening its foothold in its ally Syria as Islamic State fighters were being displaced, and said Israel was watching developments and would act against any threat.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, briefing Israeli reporters on a visit to Moscow, indicated that Israel would not act against Assad, while it is working to ensure the exit of the Iranian forces that fight alongside his army.
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An ex-girlfriend of Elliott's accused him of domestic violence over the summer, and although Elliott denied the accusations and the Columbus City Attorney's Office in Ohio declined to prosecute, the N.F.L. may still act against him.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence accused Iran on Friday of anti-Semitism akin to the Nazis following his visit to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland that had strengthened his resolve to act against Tehran.
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She had also been denied Social Security benefits and had spoken openly about her distaste for President Obama, which may have influenced her to act against Colvin and the former president, according to the New York Times.
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At a time when diaspora Jews are actually drifting away from the Israeli government, and many are becoming willing to act against it, it's hard to see this as a good development — from anyone's point of view.
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And finally, there were viewers who seemed to see what they were doing as necessary, as a courageous or somehow countercultural act — against the media, against censorship — or in the service of witnessing some sort of truth.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan has dismissed as "incomprehensible" and of "no importance" a tweet by President Trump saying that it had accepted billions of dollars in aid from the United States while failing to act against terrorist networks.
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They, along with Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations, seem to have been emboldened to act against their political enemies by President Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia last month, during which he aligned himself closely with them.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel could act against Iran itself, not just its allies in the Middle East, after border incidents in Syria brought the Middle East foes closer to direct confrontation.
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The backdrop: Per Axios' Khorri Atkinson, Ross said that reinstating the question, which hasn't been asked on the nation's standard census form since 1950, would provide better citizenship data to enforce the Voting Rights Act against racial discrimination.
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The big picure: Many Western countries have called for Chinese President Xi Jinping to end the mass detention of Uighurs, with the U.S. reportedly considering sanctions under the Magnitsky Act against senior Chinese officials involved in the crackdown.
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The new duties take effect from Sunday, a government notification said, in the latest trade row since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in 1563 vowing to act against countries with which Washington has a large trade deficit.
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"It is a concern that when the national interests of the country that trained them are in danger, these people will go back and even act against our national interests," says Sayed Azim Kabarzani, an MP from Herat.
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The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday said the accord resolves claims under the federal False Claims Act against Kindred and contract therapy providers RehabCare Group Inc and RehabCare Group East Inc, which Kindred bought in June 2011.
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Pan Gongsheng, vice-governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), told reporters on Saturday regulators will act against the financial business of property agencies and developers as well as their business with peer-to-peer (P2P) companies.
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Sadly, this is not truly the case, and the fine print of the recent overturn of a 22019-year FDA blood ban from gay and bisexual men truly shows how our system continues to act against LGBT Americans.
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That's quite a laundry list, but the FIC realizes that it may be tough to get many Americans to truly care, let alone act against such a move, when so many people feel far removed from these consequences.
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Some examples from Tesla's Code of Conduct and Business Ethics: So with what we now know, why did Tesla's supposedly independent board fail to act against what were obvious acts of unwise and plainly unlawful conduct by Musk?
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I've recognized how fortunate I was, and am, to have a roof over my head and enough food to eat, to not have struggled with racism, or many other forms of oppression that act against other trans people.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has in recent weeks attempted to strike a deal between the EU and Russia, rather than act against it — a move that prompted skepticism among Germany, Poland, and Baltic states, the Financial Times reported.
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STRASBOURG/PRAGUE (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers backed a resolution on Thursday calling on the EU's executive to act against suspected conflicts of interest involving Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis and halt funding to his former business empire, Agrofert.
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Now, Democrats are fearful that the agency could interpret the new $1.5 billion tax law in ways that disadvantage blue states and that it could be used by Mr. Trump to target companies that act against his wishes.
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Mr. Weinstein was found guilty of a first-degree criminal sexual act against Miriam Haley, a former production assistant on a television reality show, and third-degree rape in an assault against a onetime aspiring actress, Jessica Mann.
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Last year, the Beijing Higher Court passed a ruling that recognized the Lego logo and name in Chinese as 'well-known' trademarks in China, putting the toymaker in a better position to act against infringement of its trademarks.
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Liberals agree that it is generally wrong to coerce people, to seize control of their bodies or force them to act against their will (though they disagree among themselves on many, many whys and hows of the matter).
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel could act against Iran itself, not just its allies in the Middle East, after border incidents in Syria brought the Middle East foes closer to direct confrontation.
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Prominent female Democratic leaders were quick to act against Trump's executive order: Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren rallied protesters at Boston's Logan International Airport while New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand did the same at New York City's Battery Park.
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Still, just because DOJ is taking on responsibility for Google's oversight does not mean an investigation has been opened or that the agency is imminently poised to act against Google, said Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department antitrust official.
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The Modi government has insisted that Pakistan act against anti-India Islamist militant groups that operate from its soil before it can resume peace talks to resolve long standing differences over the Himalayan region of Kashmir and other disputes.
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Andy Mok, non-resident fellow at Beijing-based think tank Center for China and Globalization, pointed to a sentiment that Beijing is trying to emphasize the U.S. is powerless to make the Asian country act against its own interests.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not hesitate to act against Syrian forces if Russia is unable to control them, Turkey's communication director said on Monday, after Ankara said Syrian shelling killed five of its soldiers in the northwestern Idlib region.
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The government's reluctance to act against slavery is easy to explain, says Mamadou Sarr, a director of the National Forum of Human Rights Organisations: almost everyone in power has someone in his family who is a former slave-owner.
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Earlier this year, the Beijing Higher Court passed a ruling that recognized the Lego logo and name in Chinese as 'well-known' trademarks in China, putting the toymaker in a better position to act against infringement of its trademarks.
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Democracy was at risk from the malicious and relentless targeting of citizens with disinformation and personalised adverts from unidentifiable sources, they said, and social media platforms were failing to act against harmful content and respect the privacy of users.
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North Korea charged him with committing a "hostile act" against the state, alleging he was encouraged to do so by a member of a church in his home state of Ohio, a secretive university organization and even the CIA.
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The Global Times said that local officials in the town of Weizhou in Ningxia, a region that&aposs home to many ethnic minority Hui Muslims, must act against what it described as an illegal expansion of a religious building.
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The U.S. should also demand that local governments put an end to this type of impunity or face consequences,including designations under Section 85033 of the Patriot Act against local financial institutions known to be used by Hezbollah financiers.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan has done its best to root out militants from the Waziristan region, its foreign secretary said on Wednesday, after Afghanistan called for its neighbor to act against the Taliban and other groups aligned to the militants.
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Critics questioned why it had taken so long to act against someone who had been a leading radical Islamist figure for two decades and whose followers had been involved in militant plots and acts of violence across the world.
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"I am deeply disappointed that my formerly trusted advisors AlixPartners ... have chosen to act against my interests in this way, and that I have been obliged to take legal measures to protect my position," Kolomoisky said through a representative.
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United States, was filed in an Oregon federal court 2015 by a group of teens and young adults, who say the federal government has failed to adequately act against climate change and want the courts to order stronger action.
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The use of chemical weapons has become systematic in Syria's seven-year war, but political rifts between Western powers and Russia have hamstrung the United Nations and the OPCW, leaving them unable to act against violations of international law.
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The European Union and foreign countries that supply metals to the United States, including Canada and South Korea, also protested, arguing that the United States should work with other countries to act against China, not retaliate against its allies.
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Even as other American officials were saying they would try to calm the Saudis because Qatar was too important to the United States, the president leapt to Twitter to claim credit for persuading Saudi Arabia to act against Qatar.
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" US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley warned only this week that the United States would "act" against any nation that "is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and inhuman suffering, most especially the outlaw Syrian regime.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India said a Pakistan based militant group, Jaish-e Mohammed carried out Thursday's deadly attack on an Indian police convoy in disputed Kashmir, and demanded that its neighbor act against militant groups operating from its soil.
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Along with the events in Orlando, vigils and rallies were planned across the United States in a show of solidarity with victims of the attack, which authorities called a hateful act against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
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U.S. officials are frustrated by what they see as Pakistan's reluctance to act against groups such as the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network that they believe exploit safe haven on Pakistani soil to launch attacks on neighboring Afghanistan.
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Democracy was at risk from the malicious and relentless targeting of citizens with disinformation and personalized adverts from unidentifiable sources, they said, and social media platforms were failing to act against harmful content and respect the privacy of users.
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"Although Warmbier was a criminal who committed a hostile act against the DPRK, we accepted the repeated requests of the present US administration and, in consideration of his bad health, sent him back home on humanitarian grounds," the spokesman said.
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The bill also mandates that, for each masturbatory emission outside of a woman's vagina, men will be charged $100 because such emissions will be considered an act against an unborn child, failing, as they do, to preserve the sanctity of life.
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A Colombian intelligence official, who asked not to be identified, said the intelligence service had detected an unspecified number of Venezuelan militia groups in the country but could not act against them because they had not yet committed any crimes.
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Pakistan continues to receive aid as well as military funding and training from the United States, but the U.S. Congress has recently held back some help due to frustrations about Pakistan's unwillingness to act against elements of the Afghan Taliban.
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"I think they're using the CFAA because of how utterly chilling — and likely unconstitutional — it would be to use the Espionage Act against a publisher," says Jesselyn Radack, who has represented former NSA contractor Edward Snowden and other whistleblowers in court.
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As mentioned above, the California litigation turns on something known as the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine, a legal doctrine derived from the Tenth Amendment, which typically prevents the federal government from ordering state officials to act against the wishes of their state.
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Huawei now increasingly needs to secure the approval of British authorities, who have so far resisted U.S. calls to act against the company and say they guard against security threats by having Huawei products reviewed at a special company laboratory.
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The bill renews funding for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) until 2023, and includes several provisions designed to modernize U.S aviation rule — from making commercial flights more comfortable for passengers to including new provisions to act against privately owned drones.
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Japan's efforts to seek informal consent to act against an unwelcome yen rise bore little fruit, with the United States offering a cool response to concerns voiced by Tokyo that the currency's gains are too sharp and may justify intervention.
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Imam also listed steps Hasina had taken since coming to power to ensure free and fair elections, including strengthening the Election Commission, introducing see-through ballot boxes and empowering the police to act against political parties' use of money and muscle.
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"Regretfully, I did not take into consideration that my performing for the concert would actually instead be taken as a political act against my own personal beliefs and be mistaken for support of Donald Trump and Mike Pence," she said.
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However, the ability of the United States to keep its pledges about emissions has been undermined by the refusal by Congress to pass domestic legislation to act against greenhouse gas emissions, with the Republican Party gripped by unscientific climate change denial.
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In a strongly-worded speech in the UK House of Commons on Monday, May called the move "an indiscriminate and reckless act against the United Kingdom," and demanded a response by the end of the day Tuesday from the Russian government.
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But while a relaxing of US pressure on China to act against North Korea could be seen as a win for Beijing, Xie warned it could result in Washington being more forceful on other issues it may be holding back currently.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Cristiano Ronaldo said Real Madrid's late escape act against Sporting Lisbon should serve as a warning after the European champions staged a remarkable four-minute turnaround to open their Champions League defense with a 2-1 win on Wednesday.
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Washington Republicans also are waging this war on a second front: Back in June 85033, rather than protecting the health care of millions, the Trump administration announced it would not defend the Affordable Care Act against a lawsuit challenging it.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A well-known Pakistani journalist said on Tuesday that he had been barred from leaving the country, days after he wrote that civilian officials had confronted the military over what they called a failure to act against Islamist groups.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The government of Moldova has committed "an outrageous act" against the Russian embassy in the country by ordering five Russian diplomats to leave the ex-Soviet nation, RIA news agency quoted Moldovan President Igor Dodon as saying on Monday.
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Research by the sociologist Ari Adut suggests it may come down to a dynamic called common knowledge: A group becomes much likelier to act against a transgressor when each individual member knows that every other member knows about the transgression.
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It's a move that is well overdue for Mr. Trump, whose long refusal to criticize Mr. Putin and hesitancy to act against Russia's malign behavior have raised suspicions that Moscow knows secrets it could use to blackmail the American president.
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One thing I learned over all those years was that people are moved by the truth, and by the contradiction of the truth — when people act against their own best interests, when people are not exactly what you would expect.
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But they said that to deter Russia, Moscow needs to believe that the United States will impose costs beyond the sanctions and other punishments it has doled out, and that requires Mr. Trump to make clear he will act against interference.
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Not only has the Justice Department declined to defend the Affordable Care Act against a lawsuit filed by 20 Republican-led states, but it's also arguing for the repeal of enormously popular consumer protections, including coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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Health care: Blue state attorneys general stepped in defend the Affordable Care Act against a a lawsuit by red state attorneys general when the Trump administration said it would no longer defend the law, per Axios health care reporter Caitlin Owens.
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Weinstein was convicted of third-degree rape in the 2013 case of Jessica Mann, a hairstylist, and first-degree criminal sexual act against Mimi Haleyi, a former actress who accused Weinstein of forcing her to perform oral sex in 2006.
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This newsmagazine investigates the death of Otto Warmbier, the American student who in March 2016 was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in North Korea for committing a hostile act against the state after trying to steal a propaganda poster.
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Iran's expanding clout during Syria's nearly seven-year-long war, including deployments of Iran-backed forces near the Golan frontier, has raised alarm in Israel, which has said it would act against any threat from its regional arch-enemy Tehran.
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"If somebody is determined to speak about what is not possible and is determined to act against what is possible, the law will function and we will guarantee that it is respected in the whole of Spain," Mr. Catalá told reporters.
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There are sharp partisan splits on both questions, with about 0033-in-10 Republicans calling it inappropriate for a White House official to act against the President, that drops to about half of independents and about a third of Democrats.
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U.S. officials have long been frustrated by what they see as Pakistan's reluctance to act against groups such as the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network that they believe exploit safe haven on Pakistani soil to launch attacks in Afghanistan.
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For Democrats, who say that momentum from the last recess helped defend the Affordable Care Act against dismantling upon their return, there is some risk in dividing the party's focus, scrapping with Mr. Trump and other Republicans on multiple fronts.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The people of Catalonia cannot accept the "illegal" measures taken by the Spanish government to rule the region directly from Madrid, Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont said on Saturday, as he called on the regional parliament to act against them.
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The letter, signed by nine Republicans, seven Democrats and one Independent, called for sanctions under the Global Magnitsky Act against senior Chinese government and Communist Party officials overseeing the policies, including Xinjiang party chief Chen Quanguo, and for other measures to be considered.
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Spewing insults, courting dictators, and daring Congress to impeach him, Trump has proven to be a grand master of deviance, deploying clever moves to checkmate those who would act against him, and using a combination of audacity and manipulation to avoid responsibility.
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A Saudi minister has made the near impossible demand that Lebanese act against a group that is a major part of Lebanon's political fabric and far more powerful than the weak state, with a guerrilla army that out guns the national military.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japan will not resort to competitive currency devaluation aimed at keeping the yen artificially low for a very long time, but reserves the right to act against short-term swings deemed excessive, a senior Ministry of Finance official said on Friday.
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So Democrats have a perfect opportunity to portray themselves, truthfully, as the defenders of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and the now-popular Affordable Care Act against Republicans who are more or less nakedly favoring the interests of plutocrats over those of working families.
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Those are regions where the U.S. has plenty of strategic interests, but America's ability to sway public opinion or entice governments to act against Chinese networking companies could be severely limited by its inability to offer meaningful incentives or alternatives to them.
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For each emission made outside of a vagina or a medical facility, a man would face a $100 penalty — as it would be considered "an act against an unborn child, and failing to preserve the sanctity of life," according the Farrar's legislation.
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Those gains took the Japanese currency past long-term resistance around 106.50 yen per dollar and put more pressure on the Bank of Japan to act against the currency's 14 percent rise this year when it ends a regular meeting on Thursday.
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Much is also at stake for the EU. The row has deepened divisions as the EU comes to terms with Brexit and failure to act against a member seen as flouting democracy could raise questions about its determination to defend its core values.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japan's efforts to seek informal consent to act against an unwelcome yen rise bore little fruit, with the United States offering a cool response to concerns voiced by Tokyo that the currency's gains are too sharp and may justify intervention.
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These immigrants potentially could argue that the use of the 1996 federal law involved in the case, the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, against them long after finishing their sentences would violate their due process rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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For example, the DOJ might say that it violates the RFRA to enforce the Pregnancy Discrimination Act against an employer who has a religious objection to employing an unmarried pregnant woman, or a woman having a child with her same-sex partner.
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The indictment of such a close adviser raised questions about Francis's choice of personnel and his ability finally to root out the sexual abuse that had been tolerated or ignored in the Church for decades, and act against those who covered it up.
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The Grand Jury has charged the disgraced producer with an additional count of Criminal Sexual Act in the First Degree for a forcible sexual act against a third woman in 2006 and two counts of Predatory Sexual Assault, a Class A-II felony.
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If the commercial banks are advised to get rid of their Qatari assets in a short timeframe, or if authorities act against Qatari banking assets in their jurisdictions, that could provoke retaliation by Doha and turmoil in the Gulf banking and money markets.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has determined the Palestinians have violated a rarely invoked provision in US law that calls for the closure of the Palestine Liberation Organization's mission if they act against Israel in the International Criminal Court, the officials said.
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It's a very-, it's a devastating feeling, and it creates anger, it creates frustration, it creates a sense that-, of alienation, and it creates a desire to act against society, and that's where, uh, extremism and terrorism comes in the-, in the region.
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"China has not played by the rules for a long time...I must say, as somebody who doesn't like tariffs, I think China has earned a tough response," said Kudlow, adding he hoped a coalition of countries could act against China on trade.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus and the university's assistant wrestling coach from 1986 to 1994, of ignoring or failing to act against accusations of sexual abuse against the team's doctor, NBC News' Corky Siemaszko reports.
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The key arguments: The Commerce Department, which oversees the Census Bureau, said that reinstating the question, which hasn't been asked on the nation's standard census form since 1950, would provide better citizenship data to enforce the Voting Rights Act against racial discrimination.
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"For far too long, corporate leaders failed to act against harassing conduct in their midst by treating it as isolated incidents," Max Berger, a founding partner of the law firm Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP, which represents the shareholder, said in a statement.
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The group, led by Elizabeth Dunham, a 27-year-old who was motivated to act against the Islamophobia in part because she had spent time in the Middle East, formed a nonprofit called Kalkaska For Peace and began exploring a recall election.
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The National Rifle Association has made a concerted effort to block a Congressional measure to strengthen the ability of law enforcement to bar people with restraining orders or those convicted of a violent act against a spouse from buying or owning a gun.
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Mr. Warmbier was detained at the Pyongyang airport in early January 2016, charged with a "hostile act" against the country's authoritarian government and convicted less than two months later of trying to steal a propaganda poster, after he delivered a tearful, televised confession.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Forty-one European price-comparison shopping services on Thursday urged EU antitrust regulators to act against Alphabet Inc's Google for allegedly flouting an order to allow rivals to compete on equal terms, which they said is endangering their existence.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Iran will firmly respond if Israel's navy acts against its oil sales, Iranian minister of defense said on Wednesday, a week after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the navy could act against Iranian oil "smuggling" despite U.S. sanctions.
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Among these reports were those that led state securities regulators in six jurisdictions to act against a precious metals scheme suspected of convincing more than 750 people, mostly elderly, to collectively invest at least an estimated $100 million from their individual retirement accounts.
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The exchange with Democrats came the same day that Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he had the presidential authority to act against Iran as he saw fit — and also threatened Iraq with sanctions if the country was hostile to him.
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ANKARA, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday banks should not be operating with high interest rates at such a time and that Turkey would act against banks who "go in the wrong direction" on interest rates and loans policy.
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Whatever the motivation, the outcome is an inhumane act against civilian populations "intentionally causing great suffering, or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health," the definition in international law of a crime against humanity, a point that I have made before.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran will respond firmly to any Israeli naval action against its oil shipments, Iran's defense minister said on Wednesday, in comments that came a week after Israel's prime minister said its navy could act against Iranian oil "smuggling" to enforce U.S. sanctions.
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It is an immediate way to not only demonstrate to an audience that you don't care about the material loss of an object, but also show that you are willing to engage in a violent act against your own property to nail the point home.
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The counsel's report said the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Bank of England should review a decision by regulators not to act against some 10 executives of HBOS, despite the failure of the lender, which traded under the brands Bank of Scotland and Halifax.
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The student, Otto F. Warmbier of the University of Virginia, was being held for an unspecified "hostile act" against North Korea with the goal of "bringing down the foundation of its single-minded unity," North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency said on Friday.
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Coming in the wake of the Nancy Pelosi deepfake video controversy, it was a subversive act against one of the most powerful companies in the world to expose how it sometimes fails to take steps against the proliferation of fake news on its platform.
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That AUMF allows the President to act against those groups the President determined to be responsible for the attacks, and both the Obama and Trump administrations have interpreted that statute to include ISIS -- and to use force under its auspices in both Iraq and Syria.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Germany and Austria said on Thursday they will hold talks with Italy next week on how to jointly "shut" the migration route across the Mediterranean from Africa into Europe, but also said they could act against Rome if it did not cooperate.
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Why it matters: In an era of fake news concerns, the FCC is signaling that it will act against media outlets that don't properly disclose the origin of information or mislead the public into thinking paid material is a station's own independent news coverage.
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The United States, under the Obama administration, continually failed to act against Assad and his cronies by not enforcing the so-called 'red line' – effectively exacerbating the crisis in the Middle East, and the crisis we face from the rise of radical Islamic terrorism.
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Ross and Lighthizer defend the use of "unilateral" trade actions under Section 232 in this case, and under Section 85033 of the 1974 Act against China on intellectual property complaints, as a more urgent method of addressing violations than under the slow WTO dispute system.
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A senior ranking member of U.S. Congress, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, chair of the subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa, is raising fresh questions about the suitability of Qatar to host the Al-Udeid airbase, due to Doha's failure to act against terrorist financiers.
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Weinstein, 66, was charged by a grand jury with one count of commiting a criminal sexual act in the first degree for an alleged forcible sexual act against a woman in July 2006, as well as two counts of felony predatory sexual assault, Vance said.
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There are some signs that Congress and the FTC will act against the tech giants in the coming years, but few Democrats (and even fewer Republicans) seem to have the stomach for the sweeping reforms that would yield a massive impact for struggling news organizations.
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Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE's (R-Calif.) threats to act against her and fellow Rep.
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"So the time is now, we think, to act against Iran," he told the Munich Security Conference, calling on U.S. allies to halt trade that was helping underwrite the expansion of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, the most powerful military and economic force in the Islamic Republic.
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Countries whom the US has condemned for abusing their law enforcement systems for political purposes may also perceive a degree of hypocrisy if they believe you are trying to interfere with legal proceedings or act against Attorney General Jeff Sessions when you disagree with him.
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"The Holocaust museum, if it stands for anything, stands for the idea that we should always act against genocide and that there's something forever wrong and unsatisfying about the idea that we can do nothing to alleviate radical evil," Mr. Wieseltier said in an interview.
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Jimmy Kimmel, a son of Las Vegas, delivered one of the most emotionally searing monologues in his show's 14-year history on Monday as he honored those killed and injured in Sunday night's shooting, and challenged President Trump and Congress to act against gun violence.
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When Cyndi Freeman, a writer and podcast producer who plays the ditsy, pink-haired Cherry Pitz in Hotsy Totsy shows, joined the burlesque community a decade ago at 43, it was a defiant act against ageism and a declaration of pride for her body.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Mitt Romney, who last week voted to convict Donald Trump for abuse of power, said on Friday that the U.S. president was right to challenge China over its trade policies and that Washington and its allies had to act against Beijing.
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Story at a glance Former American film producer Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of the third-degree rape of actress Jessica Mann and a first-degree criminal sexual act against Mimi Haley, a former "Project Runway" production assistant, by a New York jury.
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Hours later, Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said at his daily briefing that Mr. Trump would act against Syria not just if it resorted to chemical weapons, like the sarin nerve agent reportedly used last week, but also when it used conventional munitions.
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The National Election Commission was not immediately available for comment, but it had warned it would act against those who published false information about the election, won by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi with 97 percent of the vote on a turnout of 41 percent.
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The Netherlands and France backed down, but the real cause of China's concern was the U.S. China behaved in accord with the old Chinese adage of "killing the chicken to show the monkey" (act against the lesser to send a message to the greater).
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If Widodo or Najib interpret the order as a broader act against Muslims, instead of one focused on U.S. national security, then all kinds of repercussions could happen, including a marked decline in travelstates-side and a diminished view of America as a great power, he noted.
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The Kotak Committee, formed to come up with proposals for improving corporate governance, last year recommended that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) should have clear powers to act against auditors and other third-party individuals or firms with statutory duties under the securities law.
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It's worth noting that, so far, none of the refugees who underwent the vetting process during Operation Pacific Haven has carried out a terrorist act against the US. There is also a way to constructively project both strength and compassion on the ground in the Middle East.
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Some analysts saw this as the Islamic State trying to have it both ways: punishing Turkey for starting to act against it, but leaving enough of a gray area that it avoids a full-on clash with a country that has been valuable to its operations.
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Closing the CEU, unlike the purging of Hungary's judiciary, is also a clear act against Western and specifically United States relations with Hungary—and therefore a much more direct strike against U.S. interests than Orban's previous misdeeds, which American officials largely wrote off as a European issue.
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But you also vet anything we think we're going to do that's in our interests against American values, because so much of the original sin of American foreign policy has to do with moments where we thought it was in our interests to act against our values.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering an international challenge to Peru's deforestation of the Amazon, the first time the United States has prepared to act against a trading partner for violating environmental standards in a trade agreement, according to people with knowledge of the proposed action.
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Mr. Soros, whose speech was focused more broadly on changes to the European Union, called on the bloc's institutions to act against the challenges to democracy posed by Hungary and Poland, where the governing party, led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has taken a similar course against N.G.O.s.
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"For those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and distrust at the injustice of such an act, against all white people, I can only say that I feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling," Kennedy said.
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Yates linked Trump's comments to The New York Times last week that he believes he has "the absolute right to do what I want with the Justice Department" with a tweet earlier Tuesday calling for the department to act against Comey, Clinton aide Huma Abedin and others.
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On Wednesday, Senator John McCain wrote an editorial in the Wall Street Journal urging the president to act against Assad, writing "As bad as this conflict is now, it can get much worse — and likely will," should the US military continue to ignore the Assad regime's transgressions.
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Netanyahu, whose relationship with Trump has been among the closest of any world leader, has also cautioned that Israel could act against Iran itself after an Iranian drone flew into Israel last month and an Israeli warplane was shot down while bombing air defenses in Syria.
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At the same time, some supporters of Israel think that having the strong backing of the United States could help neutralize the issue on the international agenda, with Washington's veto power at the UN Security Council tacitly keeping European and other countries less inclined to act against Israel.
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Exactly a year after the deaths of 800 migrants off the Libyan coast prompted the European Union to act against uncontrolled refugee flows in the Mediterranean, fears over a new tide of migrants have galvanized governments to try to bring law and order to the North African state.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japan will refrain from competitive currency devaluations but retains the right to act against short-term yen swings, the country's policymakers said on Friday, signaling their readiness to step into the market to counter any abrupt spike in the currency that threatens a fragile economic recovery.
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And President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE can act against Iran while minding the noninterventionist impulses of his base.
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Prosecutors thought nothing of using the Logan Act against former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn, but they are using obscure and unsettled elements of campaign finance law against Trump lawyer Cohen to manufacture crimes in what is a naked attempt to take Trump down and defeat democracy.
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The two make strange neighbors, all the more as the nation chooses sides over football players taking a knee during the national anthem, arguing that it's the players' right to act against racism in America or that it muddles sports and politics and has no place on the field.
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The protests are strongest in Iran's border provinces and have a large geographic spread, creating a greater challenge for Tehran to control the multiple locations and to count on full cooperation of local-based police and military, who may be hesitant to act against members of their communities.
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The MY DATA Act would expand the Federal Trade Commission's authority to let it go after unfair and deceptive practices by internet service providers — currently the commission can only act against such practices on the part of edge providers, outfits like Facebook or Google that offer services to users.
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The first civil war would pit an enraged majority of voters, who would react with a firestorm of anger and protest to any attempt to destroy the Muller investigation, against Trump and all GOP allies in Congress who do not condemn and act against Trump at that time.
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There have been political moves to curb the influence of guardians of liberal values, including attacks on the news media, efforts to impose sanctions on human rights organizations deemed to act against Israel abroad, and attempts to advance legislation in Parliament to override decisions of the Supreme Court.
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In addition to charging men $100 per "masturbatory emission" — which Farrar, a Democrat, described as "an act against an unborn child, and failing to preserve the sanctity of life" — the 2017 bill also suggested creating a "hospital masturbatory assistance registry" to help men stay abstinent and store semen.
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Asked about instances of harassment and intimidation by the police that some Rohingya had described, Mr. Ishfaque said: "We act against these people because they are a group of thieves," noting that crimes like pick-pocketing and robbery in the surrounding area were mostly committed by the Rohingya.
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To avoid such disruption, the government should enforce the Clayton Act against institutional investors while recognizing a safe harbor for those that either take a small stake in an oligopolistic industry (less than 1 percent of each company) or invest in no more than one company per industry.
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"For those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act against all white people, I would only say that I can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling," he said.
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She said, however, that the U.S. effort to have Pakistan put on the list was partly due to Islamabad's failure to act against Hafiz Saeed, an Islamist who heads Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), a charity accused by Washington of being a front for militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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I think it's one thing to allow people to not have to be forced to act against their conscience, but there has to be protections put in place so that other individuals aren't denied access to things they are constitutionally entitled to and that they need for their health care.
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Muslims fret amid drive against illegal immigrants FOFONGA, India- Marzina Bibi, a Muslim woman living in India's northeastern state of Assam, is petrified she will be declared stateless after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party vowed during the 2016 election campaign to act against illegal Muslim immigrants from neighbouring Bangladesh.
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Under Price Waterhouse, if a plaintiff can show that unlawful discrimination was one of several factors that motivated their employer's decision to act against them, the burden shifts to the employer to show that they would have taken the same action even if this unlawful motive were not in play.
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It has the cash to potentially offer so much to Study participants that it effectively coerces them to give up their data; $10 to $20 per month like it was paying Research participants seems reasonable in the U.S., but that's enough money in India to make people act against their better judgement.
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While this means it cannot act against the type of intermediate-range missiles North Korea has been testing in recent months, THAAD also includes a sophisticated radar that will fit into an overlapping series of US missile defense systems, including Aegis warships operating in the Pacific and Patriot missile batteries deployed to Japan.
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The President, still reeling from images of Syrians killed in the chemical attack which aides said pushed him to act against Assad, couldn't seem to reconcile why a leader would resort to using chemical weapons on his own people, said one person who spoke with Trump, given the implications of the attack.
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"If America was able to act against Iran, it would not need to form coalitions with notorious and reactionary states in the region and ask their help in fomenting unrest and instability," Khamenei told graduating Revolutionary Guards officers, in remarks carried by state TV. Reporting by Dubai newsroom, Editing by William Maclean
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While this means it cannot act against the type of intermediate-range missiles North Korea has been testing in recent months, THAAD also includes a sophisticated radar that will fit into an overlapping series of US missile defense systems, including Aegis warships operating in the Pacific and Patriot missile batteries deployed in Japan.
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Exclusive: Tesla's Klaus Grohmann ousted after clash with CEO Musk - sources Facebook says it will act against 'information operations' using false accounts Alphabet CEO touts results of corporate restructuring And a group of thieves used it to bolster their efforts to steal from millions of online bank accounts in Australia and other countries.
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" Pompeo cataloged a series of alleged missteps by the Obama administration: underestimating "the tenacity and viciousness of radical Islamism," a failure to act against Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad after his use of chemical weapons, silence "as the people of Iran rose up against the mullahs in Tehran in the Green Revolution.
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Nevertheless, the commission faced pressure to act against Spain and Portugal from some lawmakers in countries like Germany and the Netherlands who argue that a common currency needs commonly enforced rules to avoid the sort of sovereign debt crisis that was set off by the discovery of a large hole in Greece's finances.
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Since it can only denounce, but cannot act, against the JCPOA's American architects (Obama, former Secretary of State John Kerry, and former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz), who are now private citizens, the Trump administration has vented its spleen against the main Iranian negotiator, who is still an official of his government.
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But even if they act against the fledgling agency, those judges have hinted that they might resolve any constitutional difficulty by making the agency director removable at will by the president — a remedy that will not do the payday lenders any good at all, unless a sympathetic president is elected in 2016.
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While it can't act against actual P2P file sharing, since file sharing between individuals is not illegal, Urquizu says it does crawl P2P networks to try to identify when a full movie (for instance) is uploaded initially to be torrented — and get it taken down then, before the P2P sharing can commence.
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" Responding to the ruling, UNIDOS, a coalition of Tucson students and alums that was created in response to the ban in 2012, said in a statement: "As a community we celebrate this victory with all those who have supported and pursued the dismantling of this racist act against the Mexican-American community.
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The people Spear did target, he and Gilmore said, were legitimate because they were selected by the government of the UAE, an ally of the United States that was engaged in a military action supported by the US. Gilmore said that he and Golan told the UAE they would never act against US interests.
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With senior U.S. officials including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary James Mattis suggesting in recent weeks that the removal of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was no longer a priority, the Syrian government appears to be demonstrating that it feels it can act against its domestic enemies with almost total impunity.
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The Justice Department has also filed suit to overturn a California law intended to limit the power of the federal immigration authorities to act against people suspected of being illegal immigrants, and the federal government is seeking to make it easier to drill for oil and gas off the coast of California and other states.
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On September 21981st, American tourists would be banned from visiting North Korea, under a State Department order prompted by the death of Otto Warmbier, a University of Virginia student who had been convicted of "a hostile act against the state," for trying to remove a propaganda poster from the wall of a hotel in Pyongyang.
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Against the backdrop of Mr. Saeed's arrest, many see the Jamaat-ud-Dawa's bold foray into politics as an attempt to gain legitimacy at a time when Pakistan's government is being forced to act against it amid pressure from the United States and groups like the Financial Action Task Force, which tracks terrorism financing.
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The Trump administration rationalizes the new rule by claiming that foreign governments or groups could "recruit or groom" individuals who were granted American citizenship at birth as a result of birth tourism to act against the US. It's unclear whether there is any evidence that foreign entities are engaging in such long-game schemes.
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Martyrs are powerful figures and thus, in death, Soleimani might inspire Iranians to support renewed confrontation with the US. It is difficult to imagine an analogous act against the United States, but Iranians might say that the killing of Soleimani represents something like a lethal attack on, say, a famous leader in the US military.
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They had risked their lives in repressive cultures to act against child marriage, honor killings, genital mutilation and systemic domestic violence, and to advocate for basic freedoms American women (and men, of course) take for granted, such as the right to get an education or own property or win child custody in a divorce.
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But to viewers who feel as abused and overlooked as Arthur Fleck, or even who harbor smaller, more rational resentments about society, Joker is a deliberate and fine-tuned provocation and promise: you aren't alone, the people you hate really are awful, and it would be okay to act against them in any way you want.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States are a "criminal act" against the country, Iranian's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday, according to state TV. "These sanctions are criminal act ... but we can turn it to an opportunity by distancing Iran's economy from being dependent on oil exports," said Khamenei.
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DUBAI, Feb 8 (Reuters) - The sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States are a "criminal act" against the country, Iranian's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday, according to state TV. "These sanctions are criminal act ... but we can turn it to an opportunity by distancing Iran's economy from being dependent on oil exports," said Khamenei.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States are a "criminal act" against the country, Iranian's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday, according to state TV. "These sanctions are criminal act ... but we can turn it to an opportunity by distancing Iran's economy from being dependent on oil exports," said Khamenei.
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"If America was able to act against Iran, it would not need to form coalitions with notorious and reactionary states in the region and ask their help in fomenting unrest and instability," Khamenei told graduating Revolutionary Guards officers, in remarks carried by state TV. Reporting by Dubai newsroom; Editing by Robin Pomeroy, Alison Williams and Jonathan Oatis
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NSA contractor stole 3149110,23149129 gigs of data over 2750 years, prosecutors say NSA contractor stole 2500,000 gigs of data over 20 years, prosecutors say Government prosecutors intend to file charges under the Espionage Act against a former NSA contractor who was arrested in August and charged with stealing a massive trove of top-secret intelligence documents.
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"A grand jury has charged Weinstein with an additional count of criminal sexual act in the first degree for a forcible sexual act against a third woman in 2006 as well as two counts of predatory sexual assault, a felony that carries a minimum sentence of 10 years and a maximum sentence of life imprisonment," according to ABC.
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The dispute, said to be the biggest in terms of value and time, dates back to 2004 when the U.S. urged the World Trade Organization (WTO) to act against European government loans to help Airbus develop jets such as the A380, followed by a counter-claim from the EU over federal and local aid for Boeing.
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Speaking to reporters earlier this week, Mr. Trump said he had pressured the Mexican government to act against the caravan, a claim that drew a firm rebuttal from the administration of President Enrique Peña Nieto, which said the caravan's halt here in Matías Romero was a decision of the organizers, not the result of domestic or international pressure.
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White House adviser Sebastian GorkaSebastian Lukacs GorkaPlayboy White House correspondent says he'll sue over suspended credentials Playboy plans to appeal after reporter says his White House credentials were suspended Gorka criticizes reporter after heated Rose Garden exchange MORE said Thursday that the administration can use President Trump's Twitter feed to encourage China to act against North Korea.
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Mr. Trump soon fired Ms. Yates over an unrelated matter, but did not act against Mr. Flynn until The Washington Post reported nearly two weeks later that intelligence officials knew that Mr. Flynn and the Russian ambassador had talked about sanctions, leaving Mr. Kislyak with the impression that the Trump administration would revisit the issue after taking office.
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Now, Palin and fellow climate change deniers — like Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, US Senator Ted Cruz, the billionaire Koch Brothers, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, and others — have become Climate Inaction Figures: toys modeled after prominent public figures who claim, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, that there's no need to act against global warming.
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Sabhan did not specify how Saudi Arabia will act against Hezbollah in the days and months to come as a result of this "declaration of war," but the heated rhetoric has raised fears that Lebanon, a small country that's home to 1.5 million Syrian refugees, will become the latest battleground in Saudi Arabia and Iran's ongoing feud.
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"Tired of suffering defamations in state media publications such as Gramma newspaper and Razones de Cuba as well as official websites from the Ministry of Culture such as La Jiribilla, I have decided to legally act against parties who have damaged myself and my family, psychologically, socially and professionally," Bruguera writes in her statement, published in full below.
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According to the DA's announcement on July 2, the grand jury has now added to those charges an additional count of a first-degree criminal sexual act for a forcible sexual act against a third woman in 2006, as well as two counts of predatory sexual assault, which carries a minimum sentence of 10 years and a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
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Proper incentives to self-report, perhaps by way of some promise of a lesser penalty for the corporation itself, such as a civil settlement, will ensure the right flow of information to regulators, enabling them to act against those individuals who have perpetrated the crimes, rather than damaging shareholders and employees who are the very people that the system ought to protect.
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The Easter attacks were of a different scale, and the swift decision by the government to act against the social networks placed them in a different category—that is, the authorities were essentially saying that the social networks are no longer considered tools that can be abused by bad actors to exacerbate tensions but weapons that must be removed from terrorists immediately.
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Reading market reports and then buying and occasionally selling a small portfolio of blue-chip stocks on my way to work wouldn't make us rich or cover the costs of our son's tuition, but it would, I realized, force me to act against my hard-grained instincts that said the best way to avoid calamity was to shut my eyes.
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The former president of the World Bank on Wednesday urged Congress to act against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "shipwreck" of a trade policy.
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He then invoked his suffering by referring to the assassination of his brother, President John F. Kennedy: "For those of you who are black and are tempted to ... be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act against all white people, I would only say that I can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling," he said.
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Morgan Stanley sets out a three-pronged potential scenario that is more benign than the Deutsche outlook: An agreement to cut the U.S.-China trade deficit by $100 billion, "targeted" use of Section 301 provisions that give the president and trade representative the authority to act against unfair trade, and, finally, "more aggressive" use of 301 authority that would result in 20 percent tariffs against China.
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In recent weeks, the GOP nominee has created controversies with an attack on a Gold Star family; a suggestion that "Second Amendment people" could act against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE; and an insistence that President Obama founded ISIS.
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"Despite their frustration with Israeli behavior regarding the Palestinians, the gulf states recognize that Israel is a strong, advanced country with a military that could act against their common foes and that has intelligence capabilities that could mesh very well with the needs and capabilities of gulf agencies," said Jason Isaacson, an associate executive director of the American Jewish Committee, who has been visiting Arab countries for two decades.
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