" He also acted with De Niro in "Analyze That.
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When he resigned, he insisted he always acted with integrity.
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It is enough that you acted with knowledge and intent.
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Conversely, Tehran backed down when the U.S. acted with strength.
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Assured unconditional international support, South Sudan's rulers acted with impunity.
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Authorities said that they did not believe Earnest acted with accomplices.
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I love your teacher and some guy that you acted with.
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She sued the doctor, who had acted with his patient's consent.
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Dawson also stated that the police acted with respect towards the demonstrations.
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Hedges has said she acted with good intentions in a bad situation.
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He sang with tensile strength and acted with a stage veteran's skill.
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Justice demands that those who acted with him also be held to account.
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There was no indication that Archer had acted with anybody else, he said.
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"Those two police officers acted with absolute courage," Mr. Bush said on Sunday.
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The authorities said they had acted with good cause in the club raids.
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No evidence has emerged that Biden acted with his son's interest in mind.
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It also said it had not acted with the intention of wilfully deceiving customers.
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In 2016, jurors unanimously found Choudhury had also acted with fraud, malice and oppression.
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It's no question in my mind the driver of that vehicle acted with intent.
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It requires the S.E.C. to show that the person acted with that specific purpose.
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Prisoners must prove that prison officials acted with "deliberate indifference" to prisoners' well-being.
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When the Republicans had the Majority they never acted with such hatred and scorn!
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I even chatted with some people whom she'd acted with in high-school plays.
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Still, Mr. Pence said the president had acted with the military's interests at heart.
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Congress eventually acted with the STOCK Act, legislation designed to curb insider trading abuses.
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Mr. Comey says then-Secretary Clinton acted with "extreme carelessness" in mishandling classified information.
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OT: Because in past coups, the military acted with unity and chain of command.
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In its finding, the jury decided that the defendants had acted with actual malice, a legal standard that means that the publication either knew that the information published was false, or acted with reckless disregard for whether it was true or not.
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The San Francisco judge however upheld the jury's findings that the company acted with malice.
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She studied pre-law and acted with racially conscious Black theatre group Aldridge Players West.
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No other president has acted with so little evident regard for the nation's core interests.
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Perhaps the Jewish complainants acted with spiteful malice; perhaps they genuinely feared for their lives.
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" The officers "acted with extraordinary contempt of a law abiding citizen" and "should be condemned.
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N.L." and has acted with him in four films, said, "Bill drinks human nature in.
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Whole Foods is seeking $100,000, contending Mr. Brown acted with malice to damage its reputation.
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" "Lawmakers acted with unusual speed … to produce the largest economic rescue package in U.S. history.
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That has also meant that the Fed has acted with haste to signs of softening.
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Car companies have acted with grotesque dishonesty throughout the history of the fuel-economy debate.
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Well, you know we have really struck up a nice friendship, I've acted with you. Yeah.
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In securities class actions, shareholders have to prove defendants acted with the intention of defrauding shareholders.
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The court said that Moller had not acted with the intention of benefiting himself or others.
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But at the heart of the prosecutor's case is whether Spacey acted with or without consent.
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The jury found that Mr. Lewis had acted with premeditation, and he was sentenced to death.
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He is public official who must prove the Times acted with actual malice within the law.
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"King said: "THE MORNING SHOW: Instantly involving, characters you care about, professionally made, acted with elan.
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Obstruction cases often turn on whether prosecutors can prove that someone acted with an illegitimate motive.
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I'm saying that San Francisco acted with urgency because it has a population with particular vulnerabilities.
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He and others acted with the acquiescence of former chief of staff Reince Priebus, Woodward reports.
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It is exquisitely shot and superbly acted (with Mahershala Ali and Trevante Rhodes giving standout performances).
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Prigozhin allegedly approved and supported the campaign and acted with the full knowledge of the other defendants.
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As a public figure, McKee would have to prove that Cosby acted with malice in his response.
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Beginning with its illegal seizure of Crimea, Moscow has acted with growing impunity across a broad front.
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Instead, it ordered the district judge to reweigh evidence that lawmakers acted with intent to discriminate racially.
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The judge declared that health officials acted with an "evil eye and an unequal hand," PBS said.
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But this only accelerated Mexico's breakdown, with the proliferation of untrained gunmen who often acted with impunity.
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The main question facing those seeking impeachment, legal analysts say, is determining whether Trump acted with intent.
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"They acted with reckless conduct, and that caused the death of 36 men and women," she said.
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The essence of a malicious prosecution claim is that prosecutors acted with ill will when pressing charges.
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As a public figure, Gabbard must show that the defendant acted with actual malice to recover damages.
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He does not need to show Musk acted with "actual malice," which is much tougher to prove.
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Giuliani's admission, though, concedes that Cohen did not act on his own and acted with Trump's understanding.
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The jurors must find that Shkreli acted with fraudulent intent to convict him of any of the charges.
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However, prosecutors must show that a defendant acted with requisite criminal intent, which varies depending on the crime.
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The show will also feature Dermot Mulroney, who acted with Roberts in My Best Friend's Wedding in 1997.
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U.N. rights investigators said in August that Myanmar's military acted with "genocidal intent" in the crackdown last year.
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They acted with as much beastly violence as the awful Trump supporter who allegedly sucker punched a protester.
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Prosecutors have said that Bradley knew what he was doing and acted with reckless disregard for human life.
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Samour later adds that the government acted with "conscience-shocking" indifference in re-incarcerating Lima-Marin in 2014.
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Mueller would have to establish that Trump acted with "corrupt intent" in trying to derail the Russian probe.
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Such a charge would mean proving that an individual acted with "corrupt intent" to hinder an official proceeding.
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"With respect to both payments, Cohen acted with the intent to influence the 2016 presidential election," they wrote.
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Members of the panel, he wrote, had acted with "clear and impermissible hostility" to sincerely held religious beliefs.
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Most important, the president would have acted with corrupt intent as it is well understood under the law.
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The issue of loss can be important for showing whether a defendant acted with an intent to defraud.
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He acted with corrupt intent to pressure the government of Ukraine to announce an investigation into the Bidens.
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Indemnity clauses in their contracts usually require investors to prove they acted with "gross negligence" — a high hurdle.
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The strategy is likely intended to strengthen Democrats' case that Trump acted with corrupt intent, former prosecutors noted.
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" Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey Berman told CNN in a statement that McFarland acted with a "disturbing pattern of deception.
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The Vatican, both well-informed and well-connected in Syria, has acted with more subtlety than other Christian authorities.
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" In the February superseding indictment, that paragraph only alleged that Manafort acted "with the assistance of Gates and others.
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"Those two police officers acted with absolute courage," Police Commissioner Mike Bush said at a news conference on Sunday.
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"The bank has acted with total transparency and will present and defend its position before the courts," Renovales said.
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Past Congresses have acted with aplomb and purpose when it comes to enacting sensible legislation to address 2628D guns.
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Is it because I'm white, or because I acted with respect for their position and didn't aggravate the situation?
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Specifically, he said Barr should interview Trump to determine whether the president acted with "corrupt intent" when firing Comey.
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Giuseppe Conte's recently elected right-wing government acted with swift dispatch to target the country's mandatory child-vaccination program.
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On "The Dick Van Dyke Show," Rose Marie acted with the TV show's eponymous star and Mary Tyler Moore.
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"Never before has a President acted with such disregard for this constitutional prescription," the lawsuit claims, according to TIME.
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Between this movie and "A Wrinkle in Time," I don't think I've acted with a man in two years.
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Hong Kong officials have defended the police's actions, describing officers as well trained and saying they acted with restraint.
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It said that the Sixth Circuit had acted without full briefing and that Judge Gwin had acted with care.
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One politician who talked an emotionally charged empathetic game, but acted with more sympathetic efficiency was President Bill Clinton.
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But while projecting that empathetic image, Clinton acted with more sympathetic coolness to help improve the economy as president.
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Israel as a model In the previous year, Trump has "acted with restraint" regarding Iran, Retired Army Maj. Gen.
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Writing separately, Justice Stephen Breyer also cited Ray's case and suggested that the majority had acted with unnecessary haste.
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Prosecutors would need to show that Trump acted with a "corrupt" intent, or an intent to impede an investigation.
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"He acted not only in a correct and appropriate manner, he acted with admirable restraint given what happened," Steinberg said.
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"Rugby Australia has acted with complete professionalism and integrity at all times through the process," RA said in their statement.
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As a young rank-and-file member, Johnson acted with a kind of financial and political independence rarely seen today.
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Conte said Salvini had violated the coalition's commitment and he had acted with political opportunism, according to a Reuters translation.
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Historically, states left to their own devices have not always acted with the best interests of such children in mind.
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From the way she acted with Cooper in the prison, it would seem that Diane isn't on Evil Cooper's side.
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In July 2016, a jury in a case involving a plaintiff with testicular cancer found Dupont acted with actual malice.
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Nasser acted with the support of the Soviet Union, who was determined to diminish the Western presence in the region.
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According to Homeward Bound, Fisher acted with him as he hosted episodes of Lorne Michaels' comedy series, The New Show.
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He said McKee by giving the interview became a public figure, which means she must prove Cosby acted with malice.
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It's acted with such exquisite subtlety that, for two hours at least, the frantic Riviera glitz outside seems miles away.
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It also alleges that she "acted with actual malice and reckless disregard for the truth," when she tweeted about Wells.
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I have always acted with integrity and have never been accused of any wrongdoing in my several-decade professional career.
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To effectuate that principle, courts look to circumstantial evidence, including officials' words, to determine whether the government acted with animus.
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It said the defendants acted with "actual malice" to harm Chobani's reputation and to discourage customers from purchasing its products.
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" But when asked if Volker had "always acted with integrity" and in the American interest, Hill said that "he did.
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The final scene, in which Tom wanders through Bedlam, is acted with haunting economy by Mr. Appleby on bare stage.
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Mr. Grubman, her lawyer, said she was innocent because she had not acted with "unlawful intent" in communicating with subordinates.
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Authorities in Myanmar reacted swiftly to Gambia's submissions, which cite U.N. investigators' findings that Myanmar's military acted with "genocidal intent".
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Powerful, rich, and famous men who acted with impunity, some for decades, were finally brought to some version of justice.
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To prove libel, a public figure must show a writer or publisher acted with actual malice in publishing a false statement.
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So to obtain an indictment against Trump Jr., prosecutors would have to establish that he acted with criminal intent, experts said.
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It was impeccably acted, with rawness and complexity closer to that of an ambitious cable drama than a broadcast crime mystery.
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To build a criminal obstruction of justice case, federal law requires prosecutors to show that a person acted with "corrupt" intent.
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Pereira noted that corruption has been endemic in Brazil for hundreds of years and leaders had acted with impunity until recently.
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"This is an incredible jury that has just acted with incredible dignity and fidelity," Judge Steven O'Neill said, according to CBS.
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The judges wrote that the officers acted with "deliberate indifference to the danger" by "shepherding" the Trump supporters near the counterprotesters.
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Both residential and commercial properties -- factories and warehouses -- have been earmarked for demolition, and the government has acted with breathtaking speed.
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"Young provides no direct evidence that any member of the board acted with racial animus," Texas said in a legal filing.
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To show Trump obstructed justice, Mueller must probe the President's motivation in firing Comey and prove he acted with corrupt intent.
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The state also had countless informal evacuations and rescues, strung together by residents and visitors who sometimes acted with little warning.
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According to the L.A. County District Attorney ... there was no proof the Bills wide receiver acted with malice or wrongful intent.
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But during the Games, Dr. Rodchenkov documented multiple meals with Mr. Mutko and acted with familiarity, according to his daily notes.
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Mr. Strother's lawyer, Walt Brown, said his client had "acted with the utmost integrity" and called the allegations against him false.
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"The Times obviously had a malicious motive, and also acted with reckless disregard for truth," a draft of the complaint reads.
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No evidence has emerged to suggest Biden acted with his son's interests in mind in regards to his dealings with Ukraine.
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No evidence has emerged to suggest Biden acted with his son's interests in mind with regard to his dealings with Ukraine.
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The commission, appointed by the government, found that the country's banking and financial sectors acted with a cavalier disregard for clients.
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But others have said that establishing that Trump acted with the "corrupt" intent of blocking the investigation would have been difficult.
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Commenting on the possibility of a legal battle, Cairo said on Wednesday that he had acted "with absolute transparency" during the takeover.
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The officers acted with incredible bravery in tackling the armed attacker at the busy Metrolink station and ensured he was immediately detained.
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Though she thought it was weird, her parents eventually convinced her that must be the way the eccentric businessman acted with everyone.
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Publishing a fictitious work about a real person cannot mean the author, by virtue of writing fiction, has acted with actual malice.
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He's been a man on the make ever since his teen years, and has consistently acted with the breezy confidence of privilege.
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This movie was conceived, produced, directed, written, animated and voice-acted with the sole intention of making money, primarily through product placement.
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In weekend clashes at the Colombian border, Venezuelan security forces acted with "proportionality and caution," as humanitarian aid was burned, he said.
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The sicarios acted with such impunity that some townspeople began to believe that the mayor, Eusebio González Rodríguez, was tolerating their presence.
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To make a case that Trump had obstructed justice, Mueller would have to show that the President had acted with corrupt intent.
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The Times story suggests former national security advisor Michael Flynn acted with the knowledge of other senior members of the Trump team.
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Moreover, they would have to show that Flynn acted with the intent to aid ISIS, which would also be difficult to establish.
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The jury ultimately failed to convict Slager of murder, for which they would have needed to agree that he acted with malice.
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"The key part of the holding is that North Carolina acted with racially discriminatory intent," Hasen wrote on his Election Law Blog.
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No evidence has emerged that the elder Biden acted with his son's interests in mind, and both Bidens have denied any wrongdoing.
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Both Bidens have denied any wrongdoing and no evidence has emerged that the elder Biden acted with his son's interest in mind.
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Proving obstruction of justice required the government to present evidence that the defendants acted with a corrupt purpose, a high legal bar.
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Pompeo only acts like he acted with Kelly if he knows that he is unlikely to face any blowback from his superiors.
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"He acted with the aim to join the Islamic State's operations and induce significant harm or death," said the judge, Martin Kantor.
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Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, vigorously disagreed and told the court that he could prove that Trump acted with malice toward his client.
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The jury found that Choudhury also acted with malice, oppression and fraud, which allows Jafa-Bodden to seek punitive damages, the Times said.
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But the judge in Maryland ruled the plaintiffs had not proved that the government acted with discriminatory intent when in adding the question.
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" At an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council Tuesday, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley said Israel has acted with "restraint.
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Palin's lawyers contend that it was likely that the editorial's authors knew the piece included false information and acted with malice against Palin.
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At stake, they say, is not just the fate of a woman who has acted with impunity, but the rule of law itself.
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What Mueller would need to prove if he ends up bringing a charge of obstruction is that the President acted with "corrupt" intent.
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Gasser had been charged with second-degree murder, meaning that he acted with specific intent to kill but not with premeditation or planning.
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And Iran, a state fond of using intemperate language, joined Russia to denounce the U.S. strike on Syria, but Tehran acted with restraint.
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Convincing two juries that a defendant acted with fraudulent intent is usually a signal that there is enough evidence to support the charges.
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"We must face the fact that a number of troops sent to protect people instead acted with hearts of darkness," Mr. Dujarric said.
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"First responders acted with courage and discipline – using their training and skills to act quickly and decisively in a horrifying situation," it said.
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Prosecutors say accused act 'untouchable' Dutch prosecutors describe the men as ostentatious with their wealth and as individuals who have acted with impunity.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote that the commission's members had acted with "clear and impermissible hostility" to people with sincerely held religious beliefs.
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In response, Mexico's foreign ministry questioned where Bukele had obtained his information and said Mexico had always acted with great responsibility on epidemics.
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"Throughout her career, Ms. Tolstedt acted with the utmost integrity and concern for doing the right thing," said Enu Mainigi of Williams & Connolly.
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Despite complaints and warnings from the U.S. and our allies for years, Iran's military and proxy forces acted with increasing hostility and lethality.
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In an opinion issued on Monday, the court ruled that the president acted with animus against Muslims when he issued the travel ban.
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He's actually very little like Trump when it comes to rules and to the system itself: He's never acted with disdain for the rules.
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In his penultimate film, "Tiger Zinda Hain" ("Tiger is Alive", 2017), he acted with a tube in his nose, tethered to an oxygen cylinder.
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Citing two informants, Rivera thinks Tara could have been killed by at least two teenage boys from the community who acted with two accomplices.
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I was like 'F— you forever mom, I just heard that s— and you acted with no emotion like it happens every other Monday.
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He alleges that the defendants acted with "reckless disregard for the truth" in pushing a conspiracy theory about him and his brother, it added.
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As a man who has always acted with this calculus in mind, he cannot trust that anyone will feel genuine concern for his feelings.
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He also says he almost "died" the other day, and that when April was told ... she allegedly acted with zero emotion, which bothers Bam.
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This includes articulating not only how a wine smelled and tasted, but also how it made us feel and how it acted with food.
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Proving that someone committed obstruction requires showing that the individual acted with a "corrupt intent" — and as a result is often difficult to prove.
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" Despite this, the justices found that the study did not prove that the officials involved in the conviction at hand "acted with discriminatory purpose.
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Archbishop Yevstraty, the Kiev Patriarchate spokesman, said Poroshenko acted with surprising courage in staking his authority on a policy that may not come off.
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Circuit Judge Robert Bacharach dissented from Tuesday's decision, saying the Planned Parenthood branch was unlikely to show that Herbert acted with an improper motive.
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In fact, the domestic terrorism bills may not even cover firearms attacks where there is no evidence the shooter acted with a political agenda.
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The lower court upheld the voting changes, saying the state had not acted with discriminatory intent, and that "significant, shameful past discrimination" had abated.
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" Ms. Field told me she did not think Mr. Webb had acted with "malicious intent — I felt he was stoned out of his mind.
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"She never came off to me the way I'm seeing how she acted with some of the women when I wasn't there," Peter said.
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The appeal is easy to understand: It's beautifully shot and well-acted, with a captivating story that doubles as a biting critique of inequality.
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Business leaders and diplomats have said that during his absence, the presidency acted with an energy rarely seen in the two years since his election.
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A district court judge, Madeline Haikala, said that even though Gardendale acted with the purpose of excluding black children, the new district could move forward.
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That year, she also acted with Jeetendra in K. Raghavendra Rao's blockbuster "Himmatwala" (The Courageous One), cementing her place as one of Bollywood's top actresses.
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Some accuse the Turkish government of unfair collective punishment for the crimes of a few, saying security forces have acted with impunity and killed civilians.
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"Hey, Reeves, I'm just feeling really iconic today," she play-acted with a pretend phone call to Reeves, who was sitting right next to her.
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The DOJ alleges that Butina acted with "the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation" at the direction a "high-level" Russian official.
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"Cohen would have to prove BuzzFeed knew what it published was false or acted with reckless disregard for its truth or falsity," Wright told me.
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"It's hard to escape the conclusion that he acted with hate toward these individuals because of their race," Mr. Wine said in a phone interview.
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But we were answered only by violence — delivered both by people in uniforms and by extreme right-wing groups that have acted with complete impunity.
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Sullivan, held that public officials had to show that news organizations had knowingly published false information or had acted with "reckless disregard" for the truth.
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Trump, meanwhile, on Saturday said that he would be surprised if North Korea acted with hostility and boasted of his "very good relationship" with Kim.
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The obstruction case was always going to be difficult for Mueller to prove, because a case must establish that the perpetrator acted with corrupt intent.
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The question we may be left asking at the end of the grisly episode is which of the three acted with the most grotesque hypocrisy?
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I have always sought to act in the best interests of the bank and customers, and I know that I have always acted with integrity.
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Both McCullough and his wife have expressed gratitude to Schmack, saying he acted with courage, and against the tide of popular opinion, during an election year.
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Attorneys for Rolling Stone acknowledged that Erdely and her editors made serious reporting mistakes, but argued that there was no evidence they acted with actual malice.
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In order to prove witness tampering or obstruction, prosecutors have to establish that Trump acted with "corrupt intent" and meant to interfere with the investigative process.
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Prosecutors said Bradley knew he was transporting human cargo from the border city of Laredo to San Antonio and acted with careless indifference to human life.
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Legal experts have said Mueller's team must weigh whether the president acted with an improper, or "corrupt," intent when he took actions such as firing Comey.
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No one believes Alvarez (a fighter with no history of dirty behavior) acted with the intent to break the rules or gain advantage from their breaking.
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Chris Christie say, essentially, that as a former businessman with no government experience, Trump can't have acted with improper intent because he didn't know any better.
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It is certainly true that throughout history, countries have acted with impunity, and it is clear that Western nations are not without blame in this regard.
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In his absence, diplomats and business leaders say the presidency has acted with an energy rarely seen in the two years since Buhari, 74, was elected.
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" She told a news conference that the Catalan government had acted "with absolute irresponsibility, which had to be overcome by the professionalism of the security forces.
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The Syrian military has also fought the SDF, although at times they have acted with a degree of cooperation on the battlefield when fighting jihadist groups.
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"Exquisitely acted, with a gorgeous, expressionistic Terence Blanchard score, this is one of Spike Lee's most enduring films," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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Still, al-Bashir just being in a courtroom is an incredible development, given how long the authoritarian retained his grip on power and acted with impunity.
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Moreover, Mr. Barr's suggestion that it could be hard to prove the president acted with a bad motive was at odds with his own previous writings.
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Those powers lie with state governors and local officials, many of whom have acted with more alacrity and caution than national leaders have shown so far.
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The same year, she also acted with Jeetendra in K Raghavendra Rao's blockbuster "Himmatwala" (The courageous one), cementing her place as one of Bollywood's top actresses.
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In order to gain a conviction on obstruction of justice, a prosecutor must establish that the perpetrator acted with "corrupt intent" to impede an official proceeding.
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Nobody acted with more urgency than Ms. Warren, who finished a distant fourth in New Hampshire after doing little to stand out in the debate there.
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The police and emergency services have — as always — acted with great courage, and on behalf of the country, I want to express our gratitude to them.
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First, to be guilty of bribery the president's actions must satisfy the requirement that he acted with a "corrupt" motive, which the report seeks to prove.
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On the facts, Mr. Barr says that the government would need to prove that Mr. Trump acted with "corrupt intent" and there were no such actions.
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Mimms' lawyers contended that under Indiana law, they had to show only that the CVS employees acted with reckless disregard for the truth, not with actual malice.
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It's beautifully written and acted, with England's breathtaking Jurassic Coast providing a rather jarring juxtaposition to the sadness that surrounds the mystery of a murdered young boy.
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"Cuba took this matter seriously and acted with swiftness and professionalism to clear up the situation, launching an exhaustive, top priority and urgent investigation," the government said.
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Prosecutors allege in the indictment that Butina acted with "the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation" at the direction a "high-level" Russian official.
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Saidoff acted with integrity and according to the law in all his actions and were done in coordination with all of the relevant parties in the office.
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"I have always honored my parliamentary oath, I've always acted with integrity and I remain a loyal patriotic Australian," Dastyari told reporters as he announced his resignation.
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But despite these politically based attacks on me and my family's character, I am proud of my record and know that I acted with the utmost integrity.
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As Mr. Suharto's son-in-law and chief enforcer, Mr. Prabowo commanded the country's feared Special Forces and acted with impunity to keep the regime in power.
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But the the footage of the police suggests the Hindu mobs acted with an impunity stemming from the belief that they had the support of the state.
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He did so to point out that Bolton could provide that information, while maintaining that the managers collected sufficient evidence to show Trump acted with corrupt motive.
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Biden and his son, meanwhile, have both denied any wrongdoing and no evidence has emerged that the then-vice president acted with his son's interests in mind.
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If he sues for defamation, he would have to prove as a public official that the outlets acted with actual malice and reckless disregard for the truth.
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"Cities also fall into this uncertain category, when you have the attorney general acting as irresponsible as he has acted with regards to the memo," Hancock said.
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But despite these politically-based attacks on me and my family's character, I am proud of my record and know that I acted with the utmost integrity.
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They will determine whether or not we acted with courage and conviction or whether we just simply tested the political winds, as some people are already doing.
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A public figure, however, as the Supreme Court has determined, also has such recourse, but must prove the news outlet acted with malice in the reporting process.
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To get evidence acquired by a warrant tossed out of court, a defendant must show that an investigator acted with "reckless disregard" in preparing a warrant application.
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Rajoy, who acted with backing from the main opposition party in Madrid and King Felipe, needs the authorization of Spain's upper house of parliament to impose direct rule.
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Chancellor Jimmy Cheek, athletic director Dave Hart, football coach Butch Jones and others were aware of previous sexual assault by players and acted with indifference, the lawsuit said.
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And the defense generally contends prosecutors failed to show that Manafort acted with the required "willfulness" when it came to the tax and foreign bank account reporting charges.
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"Despite historically clamoring for new tools, it does not appear that all providers have acted with haste to deploy opt-out robocall blocking services," Starks told the carriers.
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As U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told the Security Council on Tuesday, Israel acted with great restraint to hold Palestinian casualties to the absolute minimum.
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The partnership in Angeles would send out a strong message to traffickers who have long acted with impunity, said Alexander Cauguiran, the chief executive of Clark International Airport.
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Rajoy, who acted with backing from the main opposition party in Madrid and King Felipe, needs the authorisation of Spain's upper house of parliament to impose direct rule.
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Information Minister Hasanul Hoque Inu said police had acted with restraint and that both the United States and the United Nations had overstepped the line with their criticism.
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"That Darby generally hoped to minimize amendments—so that the plans would remain legally compliant—hardly shows that he, or the Legislature, acted with discriminatory intent," Alito wrote.
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The plaintiffs maintained that Trump's statements about Mexicans on the campaign trail and in the White House amount to proof that he acted with hostility toward minority groups.
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Scores of crimes require proof that the accused acted with intent or purpose — to kill, in the case of murder, or to steal, in the case of theft.
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" Barr suggested that the evidence fell well short of showing Trump acted with corrupt intent, describing the White House as having "fully cooperated with the special counsel's investigation.
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It will focus on claims by Beef Products that ABC News had launched a "disinformation campaign" and acted "with reckless disregard" for the truth in airing its report.
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A confrontational core of Hong Kong's antigovernment protesters have acted with greater ferocity in recent weeks, attacking individuals and smashing and torching storefronts, banks, cafes and subway entrances.
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In addition, Trump acted with the support of US allies in previous cases, whereas this time most allies are hesitant, believing the United States escalated without good reason.
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Gasper also alleged battery and the intentional infliction of emotional distress against the estate of Paddock, arguing the shooter acted with malice and evil intent, causing her injuries.
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Flores Vigo was released Monday after a magistrate said there was not enough evidence to prove that he had acted with intent, according to Peru's Attorney General Office.
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Any political appointee, much less a member of the cabinet, who had acted with such disregard of the law would have been long gone under any other president.
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Authorities arrested Flores Vigo for entering the area but released him as they did not have enough evidence to prove he had acted with intent, according to CNN.
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They have asked U.S. District Judge David Norton to consider Slager's underlying crime to be second-degree murder, arguing he acted with calculation and malice when he shot Scott.
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In a civil rights case, a federal prosecutor has to be able to prove that an officer acted with the intention of depriving a person of their civil rights.
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Now the victim and her mother are suing the Shoshone School District claiming that school administrators acted with indifference and retaliated against the victim after learning about the incident.
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If you're looking for lesser-known or unsung heroes, the National Women's History Museum and A Mighty Girl both regularly share inspiring stories about women who've acted with conviction.
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MACCALLUM: You heard Sarah telling her story and how she felt that the judge was very professional and acted with great integrity during the course of all of that.
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But he said that even with the benefit of testimony from the evidentiary hearing, Palin could not show Bennet acted with actual malice in reckless disregard of the truth.
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In his plea, Mr. Albury acknowledged that the facts outlined by the government were accurate and that he had acted with the knowledge that he was breaking the law.
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Monday's surprise vote yielded loud criticism that the Republicans controlling Congress acted with the intent of making it far more difficult to find and prosecute corruption among its members.
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If the suspects planned a killing, and they conspired to kill the victim, that means they acted with premeditation and deliberation and that's first-degree murder in any jurisdiction.
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" He said lawmakers would "consider our options going forward," but the Florida justices had "acted with no regard to the Legislature's constitutional duty to establish policy in this state.
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These Republicans have alternated between bolstering Trump and chastising him, but have never acted with any larger strategy or taken any meaningful action to constrain a president they distrust.
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In a televised address after the majority of polls closed Sunday, he thanked the Spanish police, saying they had acted with "firmness and serenity" — comments sure to anger Catalonians.
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Then in late December, a court in Dalian acted with uncommon speed to hear Mr. Schellenberg's appeal against the 15-year prison sentence he had received the previous month.
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In its own court filings, ABC argued that the central question in the case was whether its reporters had acted with "actual malice," which it said they had not.
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"Here you have a memo from an attorney who specifically advised them not to do this, which could suggest they knowingly and willfully acted with criminal intent," Kappel said.
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But Ms. Phillips acted with a delicate combination of pluck and reserve; she was plausible as a woman who both resists the status quo and, eventually, accedes to it.
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On the surface, Bayern appears to have acted with uncharacteristic haste in firing Ancelotti now, just a few weeks into the season and a day after a humbling defeat.
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Mr. Bogdanos said they would prove in court that the teenagers acted with ruthless determination when they attacked Ms. Majors for about five minutes as she pleaded for help.
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He has repeatedly acted with disregard for the law, he's been accused of flagrantly obstructing justice while under investigation by Mueller and refused to cooperate fully with congressional oversight.
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No evidence has emerged to suggest Biden acted with his son's interests in mind, but Trump's allies, including Giuliani, have said the former vice president should still be investigated.
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District Judge Madeline Haikala, who oversaw the Gardendale case, ruled in 2017 that the neighborhood had acted with the intent of excluding black children from the new school district.
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" In a statement, David Correa, a spokesman from the headquarters of La Luz del Mundo, said that Mr. García had always acted with respect toward "the dignity of people.
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The other, filed in Genesee County Circuit Court, targets lower-level officials who are not protected by Michigan's immunity laws if they are shown to have acted with gross negligence.
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Finally, the Times contends that as a public figure, Palin had to show that whoever wrote the statement acted with "actual malice," and that there was no evidence of that.
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The appeals court said that by deliberately wading into the controversy, McKee had become a public figure, requiring her to prove Cosby acted with malice to win a defamation claim.
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Samsung acted with "arrogance" and "double standards" in the handling of its Galaxy Note 7 recall in China, state broadcaster CCTV wrote in a damning opinion piece on its website.
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The officer said Palin had an injury to his right eye and surrounding area, smelled strongly of alcohol and acted with escalating hostility, prompting Kappler to put him in handcuffs.
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But Barclays said the regulators did not demand that he resign, nor that he acted with a lack of integrity or was not fit to remain the bank's chief executive.
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And the third option — to show that the defendant acted "with reckless disregard as to whether the depicted person would be humiliated, harmed, intimidated, threatened, or coerced" — is equally problematic.
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" Sloman added, "You can disagree with the result we reached, but our whole team—from Alex on down the chain of command—always acted with integrity and in good faith.
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"The bank has acted with total transparency and will present and defend its position before the courts," secretary of the board Jaime Perez Renovales said during an extraordinary general meeting.
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But Clinton could not be prosecuted, Comey said, because there was no precedent in doing so and because he could not prove she acted with intent to bypass the law.
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The 9th Circuit held that shareholders suing under Section 14 for proxy disclosure violations need only show the alleged misrepresentations were negligent – not that the defendant acted with fraudulent intent.
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The judge said the ruling was not on the merits of the information itself, The Guardian noted, and instead hinged on whether Steele acted with malice to defame the businessmen.
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Vale said in a statement that it considered the judge's decision "absolutely right," adding that it is certain that none of its executives acted with intention to cause any accident.
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Public figures who pursue defamation cases face an even bigger hurdle, as they must prove both the statement is false and the publisher acted with reckless disregard for the truth.
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In 213, they approved this ballot initiative by nearly 19783 to 21978, setting in motion a continuing debate over whether they had acted with beneficent wisdom or with heedless foolishness.
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Fairbanks's lawsuit argued that Roller acted with "actual malice" when she posted the tweet, making use of a legal standard that must be met in libel cases involving public figures.
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Trump would need to show Wolff and publisher Holt knew statements by Bannon and others were false or they acted with reckless disregard for whether or not they were true.
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And they would be in violation of the law only if they had done nothing to address the misconduct, or acted with "deliberate indifference," regardless of the process or outcome.
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I didn't dislike him; I was never particularly close to him, but over the years I did acquire a certain revulsion for him in the way he acted with people.
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In addition, public figures who sue for libel in the United States must prove that the publisher acted with reckless disregard of the truth, even if the statements prove false.
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For his part, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico defended his government's response to the caravan and said its security forces had respected human rights and acted with professionalism.
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It's also very well acted, with Ms. Lynskey (so good in the short-lived and sharply poignant HBO series "Togetherness") making the most of her rather gullible, New Agey character.
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She also acted with Ralph Richardson in Graham Greene's "The Fallen Idol" (22005), set in London, and played an American tough guy's wife in "The Chase" (21942), with Robert Cummings.
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President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Puerto Rico on Tuesday amid questions over whether his administration has acted with enough urgency in helping distribute emergency supplies throughout the island.
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"We gave all warnings to our interlocutors regarding the east of Euphrates and we have acted with sufficient patience," he said at the opening of his AK Party's annual camp.
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Mr. Graham pointed to texts among F.B.I. officials involved in the investigation — uncovered by the inspector general — that indicated anti-Trump sentiments as evidence that the officials acted with bias.
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Biden maintained that he wanted the prosecutor fired for taking insufficient action to tackle corruption, and no evidence has surfaced to suggest Biden acted with his son's interests in mind.
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While Syria may dismiss the complaint as meaningless, international jurists said it could represent a legal reckoning for Syrian officials who have acted with impunity in six years of war.
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I'd also like to be remembered as someone who was able to accelerate the success of others throughout my professional career, and who always acted with great authenticity and integrity.
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McKinsey "acted with intent to deceive the court and in a manner that was willfully blind to the truth and was in reckless disregard of the truth," Mr. Alix wrote.
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But from a point of view of strength and what everybody can see is that he has not acted with Russia from the Unite States having a strength advantage with Russia.
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As Trump pulled up the drawbridge on refugees and more than 130 million Muslims, he acted with remarkably un-American cruelty, implementing the kind of religious prejudice that the Constitution rejects.
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Still, lawmakers have hesitated to outright ban the practice and have instead acted with weaker regulatory laws, such as hygiene regulations or measures that ban cruel slaughter methods, the outlet said.
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If Trump just wanted McGahn to bring the conflict issue to DOJ's attention — something Trump had already done — he wouldn't have acted with such urgency in repeatedly calling McGahn, Mueller wrote.
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"The district court should then re-evaluate the evidence relevant to discriminatory intent and determine anew whether the legislature acted with a discriminatory intent in enacting SB 14," the court said.
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Plantation managers acted with independence (though they were held to account for killed or damaged slaves); the Bréda overseer Bayon de Libertat seems to have exercised that freedom mostly for embezzlement.
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Legal scholars generally agree that Trump may have committed obstruction of justice as defined in federal law, although the criminal statute requires that prosecutors prove he acted with a corrupt intent.
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For instance, conservative groups and Republican senators had previously argued in favor of imposing a default requirement for federal prosecutors to prove a defendant acted with criminal intent, or mens rea.
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In a cornerstone case, VE Holding v Johnson Gas Appliance Company, a three-judge panel devoted much of the opinion grappling with whether or not Congress acted with intent at all.
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Judge Suzanne Bolanos, who oversaw the trial, then issued a tentative opinion saying she planned to strike the entire punitive damages award because there was no evidence Monsanto acted with malice.
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But it's still thrillingly acted, with Moss's character (a New Zealand detective) increasingly seeming like an open wound, and the story's treatment of issues stemming from adoption is particularly well done.
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Todd Pugh, a lawyer for Mr. Walsh, said afterward that the judge had acted with courage in rendering her verdict, despite what he called public pressure to find the officers guilty.
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But while Israel has acted with relative impunity in the chaotic environment of Syria, any pre-emptive strike on Lebanese soil could spiral into a broader conflict over Israel's northern border.
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Larry Culp, the highly respected outsider who was hired that fall to fix GE, acted with urgency to end the crisis facing the iconic maker of light bulbs and jet engines.
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"You acted with favoritism when you granted authorizations to set up car assemblies," the judge told Ouyahia, who denied the charge, saying all permits were granted in accordance with the law.
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Prosecutors said Chin acted with extreme recklessness, causing the deaths of 25 people who were injected with tainted drugs made under his watch in insanitary conditions using unsafe and substandard production.
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Current and former officials told the Post they believed Flynn deceived the vice president, adding they could not rule out the possibility he acted with the knowledge of other transition officials.
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United Nations officials have said Myanmar's military acted with genocidal intent when removing Rohingya Muslims from their villages, but the country denies this and accused the minority group of the violence.
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In the case of the man who was convicted, it rejected an appeal, holding that the lower court had not violated federal law by ruling that he had acted with intent.
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Mr. Barr's brief summation of the report's main findings, released last month, suggested that prosecutors were unable to show that the president acted with "corrupt intent" to block the federal inquiry.
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Mexico's national security commissioner, Renato Sales, held his own press conference that began before the commission had finished presenting its conclusions, in which he insisted the police had acted with reasonable force.
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"The defendants in this case acted with clear premeditation in an attempt to kill people on the basis of their religion and national origin," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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But Rakoff found that Palin's lawsuit fell short in alleging that the Times acted with actual malice, which is a standard that public figures have to meet to win on defamation claims.
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Before their deliberations began, those jurors heard from a prosecutor on Tuesday that Moreno acted with intent and allegedly had threatened the boy's mother, Adrianne Oyola, with the loss of their child.
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Under the Republican standard, prosecutors would have to prove in all cases that defendants acted with knowing intent, and that they knew the activity was unlawful (or at least should have known).
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The jury also decided that DuPont had acted with actual malice, a finding that exposes the company to punitive damages, the amount of which will be determined at a proceeding starting Thursday.
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" The ruling goes on, "Nor is there any doubt that the men and women of our security services and intelligence communities act and have acted with the utmost rigor and good faith.
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Militias and other armed groups have proliferated in Libya since the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi five years ago, and they have largely acted with impunity in the political chaos that followed.
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And they have acted with little urgency to protect the special counsel from retaliation by Donald Trump, allowing a legislative effort to safeguard Mueller from being fired to peter out last year.
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In her letter, Glaser argued that there are no grounds for a defamation suit, because there is no evidence Ali acted with "actual malice" – something public figures suing for defamation must prove.
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Human rights activists said that he was the ringleader and that many people in the neighborhood where he worked were terrified of him because, like other senior officers, he acted with impunity.
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He retired to the golf links, but with no structure to his days and no energy-sapping exercise to mitigate his symptoms of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, he acted with more impulsivity.
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" The lawsuit alleges that Roller "acted with actual malice when she published the caption either with actual knowledge that the caption was not true or with reckless disregard as to its truth.
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She said that Mr. Duterte, an admirer of Mr. Marcos, had "acted with grave abuse of discretion" when he ordered the dictator's remains transferred to the Heroes Cemetery in Manila in 2016.
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He said such a steep penalty was justified because the company acted with an "entitled sense of disregard" in failing to vet shipments from entities with a history of dealing in contraband.
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In dismissing the libel suit, Judge Jed Rakoff said the Palin attorneys had not shown the Times acted with "actual malice," the standard needed for public figures to win a libel suit.
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But while the production, directed by Laurie Woolery, is acted with brio, humor and commitment by its ample cast, the play becomes bogged down in reams of unnecessary dialogue and wayward plotting.
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To successfully sue over false fraud accusations, a consumer has to prove the insurer acted with malice or bad faith — a high bar that typically requires expensive litigation to obtain internal company records.
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The complaint "adequately stated that Spitzer acted with actual malice" in criticizing Greenberg, hoping to damage Greenberg's reputation and career while bolstering his own, Justice Cheryl Chambers wrote for a four-judge panel.
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"Though he acted with what seemed at the time like blitzkrieg aggressiveness, he regretted in later years that he hadn't moved even faster," Fortune editorial director Geoffrey Colvin wrote in explaining the title.
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And they expose, through the criminal information filed against Cohen in court, that he acted with Trump and his allies, including David Pecker, the CEO of the National Enquirer's publisher, American Media Inc.
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But the movie's driving force is its mythic performance scenes, which are choreographed, sung and acted with clear, balletic conviction by the film's star, Q'orianka Kilcher, who collaborated with Chickasaw researchers and advisers.
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The ombudsman, which deals with disputes between banks and their clients, said lenders regularly say they are not liable for money a customer has lost to fraud because that customer acted with "gross negligence".
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On Sunday, Jones said that Bowers is still in the hospital under guard, following surgery, and that while the investigation is in its early stages there is no indication that he acted with accomplices.
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The magazine has argued in court papers that there is no evidence that Erdely acted with actual malice in the story and that the jury erred in finding that the story had been republished.
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President Sisi has declared a three-month state of emergency, but having acted with seeming impunity against his foes since he took office, it's far from evident that will make much of a difference.
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Lawyers for Rolling Stone have argued that Eramo's attorneys must prove that Erdely and the magazine's editors acted with "actual malice" - meaning reckless disregard for the truth - when they published the claims against Eramo.
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The office said that while evidence indicated the derailment was caused by the engineer operating the train far in excess of the speed limit it found no evidence the engineer acted with criminal intent.
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"You acted with unprecedented urgency to hold 'emergency' hearings and issue multiple unilateral subpoenas to investigate Secretary [Hillary] Clinton before the election," wrote the Democrats, referring to the committee's probe of the Benghazi attacks.
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Pop Warner and the other defendants "acted with callous indifference" and players who participated in Pop Warner dating back nearly two decades are entitled to an unspecified amount of damages, according to the complaint.
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At the time, Israelis argued over whether the soldiers in the video had acted with admirable restraint, or had shown humiliating weakness by not responding, at least by arresting Ms. Tamimi on the spot.
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Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini on Wednesday said he wanted an apology from Macron for saying on Tuesday that Rome had acted with "cynicism and irresponsibility" by closing its ports to a migrant ship.
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The magazine has argued in court papers that there was no evidence that Erdely acted with actual malice in the story and that the jury erred in finding that the story had been republished.
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And they maintained that opponents had obtained thousands of internal legislative documents and held hours of depositions with lawmakers, but turned up no evidence that any legislator had acted with a racially discriminatory purpose.
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San Faustin, which had consolidated revenues of $90 billion in the period 2009-2012, said it was confident the court would show both the group and its board members had acted with "absolute propriety".
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The country would be a better, more just place if Congress acted with more concern for the interests of the wealthiest among us and made sure the incomes of the highest-income families went up.
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Among other things, it found that James Comey, then the FBI chief, had broken policy by making the investigation into Mrs Clinton's e-mail server public, but that he had not acted with political bias.
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The complaint "adequately stated that Spitzer acted with actual malice" in criticizing Greenberg, with a goal of damaging Greenberg's reputation and career while bolstering his own, Justice Cheryl Chambers wrote for a four-judge panel.
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In a decision on Monday, a three-judge panel of the U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of the proposed class action, saying plaintiffs did not show Vertex executives acted with fraudulent intent.
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The judge also said Palin's alternative argument – that if Bennet didn't remember the stories, he acted with willful blindness in failing to conduct research – was a "lawyers' argument" that could not substitute for factual allegations.
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Ultimately, prosecutors found insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt "that PG&E acted with a reckless disregard for human life in causing the fires, the standard necessary to sustain criminal charges," they said.
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The report, which is only minimally redacted in the section on obstruction of justice, acknowledges the high bar of proving that a subject acted with "corrupt intent" in order to successfully prosecute an obstruction offense.
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A federal judge in Manhattan has dismissed claims that Fiat Chrysler Automobiles misled investors about its compliance with U.S. emissions regulations, saying investors failed to show the automakers' executives acted with an intent to deceive.
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Further, Nunes would need to prove that the three accounts in question acted with "actual malice," a higher legal standard reserved for proving defamation against a public figure — and one intended to safeguard free speech.
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Mueller stressed that he needed to interview Trump to determine whether the president acted with corrupt intent to undermine the Russia probe and in order to conclude that portion of the investigation, the newspaper reported.
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The policemen would say they held no personal grudge against me, but they acted with such cruelty, tortured me the way they did, as if knowing that it was not personal would somehow change anything.
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But the National Directorate for Security, Afghanistan's main intelligence agency, has blamed the Haqqani network, an affiliate group directly integrated into the Taliban, and said it had acted with the help of Pakistan's intelligence service.
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The district attorney's office said evidence indicated the derailment was caused by the engineer operating the train far in excess of the speed limit, but it found no evidence that he acted with criminal intent.
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But the special counsel ultimately decided it would be difficult to prove that Don Jr. acted "with general knowledge of the illegality" of his conduct, which included possible violations of campaign finance and contribution laws.
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In 2100, at least 2000 deaths and dozens of injuries were reported during protests over Hernandez's election, and security forces acted with impunity during a 22017-day curfew imposed to quell protests, according to Amnesty International.
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Circuit Judge John Walker also said Palin had plausibly alleged that the Times defamed her, though she still bore the "high" burden of showing on the merits that the newspaper acted with "actual malice" toward her.
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On Wednesday, Lloyds said Masterton had acted with integrity and good faith at all times, and that she documented her concerns in a report following a request from the bank - a point it had previously disputed.
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Federal efforts to build a multiracial democracy in the South after the Civil War faced violent resistance from armed groups of ex-Confederate veterans, notably the Klan, which frequently acted with tacit support from local officials.
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While the market in this example acted with ruthless efficiency to keep costs for oil changes low, the costs to society (invisible to both the company and the consumer) were massive, a pattern we see repeatedly.
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But they agreed the prosecutor did misstate the law when she told the jury they were not allowed to consider whether Johnson was a willing participant in the ritual when considering whether Williams acted with malice.
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"Hostinger acted with haste—and very rightly so—in suspending Fascist Forge, an online forum that promotes neo-Nazi violence and radicalises recruits," said David Ibsen, the CEP executive director in a company release posted online.
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In 853, the Warren Court ruled that the First Amendment blocks defamation claims by public figures unless they can prove the speaker acted with "actual malice," which the justices defined as "reckless disregard" for the truth.
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The same is true even if Wilson could be said to have acted with poor judgment in the manner in which he first interacted with Brown, or in pursuing Brown after the incident at the SUV.
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But the special counsel ultimately decided it would be difficult to prove that Don Jr. acted with "with general knowledge of the illegality" of his conduct, which included possible violations of campaign finance and contribution laws.
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But showing that Trump acted with an improper purpose and took steps that had the natural effect of influencing the FBI's Flynn probe would go a long way toward establishing that he is guilty of obstruction.
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Lam to suspend the proposed legislation, but demonstrators want it to be fully withdrawn and have also turned their scrutiny on the police, whom they say acted with excessive force in dispersing a June 12 protest.
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We have Todd Haynes' impressionistic biopic I'm Not There, starring six actors as six incarnations of Dylan, including Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, and Cate Blanchett, who acted with a sock down her pants and was impeccable.
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But the lead prosecutor, Randolph Clarke Jr., said Mr. Whilby had acted with clear goals in mind and ignored the risks to other people, hitting other cars and a scooter before colliding with the city bus.
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No evidence has emerged to suggest Biden acted with his son's interests in mind, and Hunter Biden in a statement to The New York Times earlier this year denied speaking about the company with his father.
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The district attorney's office had said evidence indicated the derailment was caused by the engineer operating the train far in excess of the speed limit, but it found no evidence that he acted with criminal intent.
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"Whatever Pakistan's role has been in the Kashmir conflict, Imran Khan, the prime minister of Pakistan, has acted with dignity and rectitude," the leftist Indian author Arundhati Roy wrote in an opinion piece published in HuffPost.
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Italy is embroiled in a widening dispute with France after French President Emmanuel Macron said Rome had acted with "cynicism and irresponsibility" by closing its ports to the migrant ship Aquarius with 629 migrants on board.
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Today the U.S. intelligence community released a report claiming that the Russian government was behind hacks of American political organizations during the 2016 election cycle and that the hackers acted with Russian President Vladimir Putin's direct approval.
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"It is very unlikely that these eggs pose a risk to public health, but as Fipronil is unauthorized for use in food-producing animals we have acted with urgency to ensure that consumers are protected," it said.
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But for a certain breed of cinema fans, it was a stunning project — a beautifully realized period piece, impeccably written and acted, with highly controlled design that spoke to a filmmaker obsessed with getting the details right.
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Lawyers for Rolling Stone have argued that Eramo's attorneys must prove that reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely and the magazine's editors acted with "actual malice" - meaning reckless disregard for the truth - when they published the claims against Eramo.
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"The bank has acted with total transparency and will present and defend its position before the courts," secretary of the board Jaime Perez Renovales said during an extraordinary general meeting in the northern Spanish city of Santander.
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The wrongful death lawsuit, which was filed on Monday, argues that Sacramento police officers Terrence Mercadal and Jared Robinet showed "reckless disregard for the rights and safety" of Clark and "acted with deliberate indifference" after the shooting.
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" The arbitration panel allowed Frank to amend his complaint "to add a claim for punitive damages and find that (Avenatti's firm) acted with malice, oppression and fraud in connection with its failure to produce its tax returns.
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So when Mack was arrested on charges of sex trafficking regarding her involvement in the alleged sex cult NXIVM, Schneider, who acted with Mack on the WB series from 2001-2006, was surprised, to say the least.
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Unsworth has to prove only that Musk was negligent for failing to check that statements made in his tweets were true, instead of proving Musk acted with actual malice, or publishing statements he knew to be false.
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Even if Wilson was mistaken in his interpretation of Brown's conduct, the fact that others interpreted that conduct the same way as Wilson precludes a determination that he acted with a bad purpose to disobey the law.
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Sullivan, the Supreme Court ruled that public officials had to show not just that a story was inaccurate and hurt their reputation, but also that the publisher acted with "actual malice" — with reckless disregard for the truth.
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To win such a case the President must establish that false and defamatory material about the President was published in Wolff's book and that both Wolff and his publishers acted with "actual malice" in publishing the material.
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Judge Sylvia Steiner said troops from the Movement for the Liberation of Congo (MLC), which Bemba directed, had acted with "particular cruelty" when they rampaged through the neighboring country in support of then-president Ange-Felix Patasse.
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" It also alleges that Buttigieg and Warren "acted with actual malice" in posting the tweets and says that the tweets are "not an account of two sides of an issue that raises questions in a reader's mind.
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The prosecutor had looked into a Ukrainian energy company where Biden's son served on the board, though no evidence has emerged that Biden acted with his son's interests in mind, and both Bidens have denied any wrongdoing.
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Most obstruction of justice charges are filed under the omnibus clauses of 18 U.S.C. § 1503 and § 1505, where the government must prove that: (1) the defendant acted with "corrupt" intent (in this case, intent to interfere with or thwart the investigation); (2) the defendant endeavored to interfere with a pending judicial proceeding; (3) there was a sufficient "nexus" between the defendant's actions and the pending proceeding (the actions were likely to affect the judicial proceedings); and (4) the defendant acted with knowledge that the judicial proceedings were pending.
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In Mueller's analysis, he said there was strong evidence that this action was related to an ongoing proceeding and there was some proof that Trump acted with corrupt intent -- two of the key elements need to prove obstruction.
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The filing seen by Reuters was made in London in November on behalf of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and says that JP Morgan acted with gross negligence by allowing the transfer of the money without further checks.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A man convicted of a hate crime in setting fire to a mosque in Texas was sentenced to almost 25 years in prison on Wednesday, U.S. authorities said, adding he acted with hatred and malice.
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But the TfL said that the company acted with a "lack of corporate responsibility" when it came to things like a software tool called Greyball, which Uber created and has used in other markets to circumvent local authorities.
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"I have always acted with integrity and have never been accused of any wrongdoing in my several-decade professional career," Mr. Ghosn planned to say, according to prepared remarks distributed as a hearing began in Tokyo District Court.
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So in July 248, when Justice William Brennan had a stroke and retired abruptly and unexpectedly on a Friday afternoon, the president acted with dispatch to get the pesky distraction of a sudden court vacancy off his desk.
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"The defendants in this case acted with clear premeditation in an attempt to kill innocent people on the basis of their religion and national origin," Matthew G. Whitaker, the acting United States attorney general, said in a statement.
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Perhaps a more difficult issue to proving a violation of Rule 10b-5 would be showing that the defendant acted with an intent to defraud, or at least was reckless in making statements that were misleading or incomplete.
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Although each star acted with his own intent, the N.B.A. may be more competitive than it has been for years, after what is already being called the most frenzied week of free-agent action in the league's history.
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If a judge finds the state acted with discriminatory intent, as the Justice Department and other plaintiffs have alleged, Texas could be forced to seek federal approval before it makes any changes to its voting laws or procedures.
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Prosecutors likely won't make the case to charge any of the onlookers with accomplice liability if they can't show that the onlooker acted with an intent to assist the crime -- a result that will leave many feeling queasy.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A suspected gunman arrested for killing three people on a Dutch tram this week is believed to have acted with terrorist intent, and authorities are also investigating whether he had other personal motives, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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The protesters have said they acted with elaborate justification in seizing the headquarters buildings of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge because the federal government, they said, had violated law in creating the refuge and taking land from ranch families.
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Using the federal government to target such a witness would risk playing into the obstruction of justice case that Mueller is investigating, since it could offer evidence for the question of whether the President had acted with malicious intent.
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He also told a House Oversight and Government Reform panel that the agency's investigation could not establish that she "acted with the necessary criminal intent" (though his decision to publicize the FBI investigation may have cost Clinton the election).
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Then, in the late summer, the U.S. acted with a muddled, contradictory policy, allowing the Saudis and Turks to send in some weapons chiefly to Islamic units, hoping Assad would step aside while his cronies could stay in power.
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Sisu have since argued that the council acted inappropriately, that they were forced out to Northampton and that the council acted with malice to stop them securing a share in the Ricoh Arena, and all that sort of stuff.
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For a court that regularly uses court-created standards — such as those determining when someone has acted with racially discriminatory intent or when a monopolist created "substantially anticompetitive effects" — the opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts is disingenuous.
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At a news conference four days after the vote, Mavarez denied accusations by other opposition figures that he took a bribe and said he acted with "bravery" after Guaido failed to advance solutions to Venezuela's economic and political crisis.
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Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke told CNBC on Wednesday the central bank has acted with appropriate force to help the U.S. economy get ahead of the coronavirus and set the stage for a strong rebound once the disease abates.
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The court ruled in the Texas case that the challengers had not done enough to show that the Republican-led Texas legislature acted with discriminatory intent when it adopted new electoral maps in 2013 for state legislative and U.S. House seats.
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The appeals court held that investors must show only that Emulex negligently failed to disclose material information (in this case, a Goldman Sachs analysis of premiums over trading price in similar deals), not that the company acted with fraudulent intent.
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"It went by really fast, and I knew that I didn't have anytime to think about what I was gonna do, so I just grabbed the weapon that was in the house and just acted with it," Braydon told WTVD.
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"I think the actual malice standard is too stringent," Harder told the magazine, referring to the legal principle that a public figure must prove that a defendant acted with "actual malice" to prevail in a defamation case against a news outlet.
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EU ethics supervisor, European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly, welcomed Juncker's proposal but repeated her view that, for some Commission roles, the risk of being seen not to have acted with integrity taking up new jobs, could last for very much longer.
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In the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, Simmons alleges that from June 2016 to March 2017, the publications acted with "calculated malice" by "running false and salacious stories claiming that Mr. Simmons is transitioning" into a woman.
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After he resigned, Frank brought the case to a panel of arbitrators, who found that the firm "acted with malice, fraud, and oppression by hiding its revenue numbers," according to a copy of the arbitration report included in court documents.
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The judge said he called the hearing to give Palin, the former Alaska governor and Republican vice-presidential candidate, a fighting chance to establish that the Times acted with actual malice, a requisite for defamation claims against a public figure.
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The two sides have gone back and forth over the scope and conditions of an interview as Mueller looks to understand whether the president acted with a criminal intent to stymie the investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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Throughout the proceedings, U.S. prosecutors built a case to show Rafiekian and Alptekin acted with direction from the Turkish government and did not disclose their lobbying campaign to return Gulen, who lives in a fortified compound in Pennsylvania, to Turkey.
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"Every country in Paris acted with the conviction … that if we make the changes necessary to combat climate change we will also unlock a global marketplace for clean energy the size of which the world has never seen before," he said.
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Comey has said that he could not establish that Clinton acted with criminal intent — and that "no reasonable prosecutor" would charge Clinton based on "gross negligence," a standard that has been used only once in the statute's 99-year history.
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In the 24-22016 decision, a panel of the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans overturned a lower court ruling that had blocked the law last year after concluding the state acted with intent to discriminate against minorities.
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"In reference to the 2,0003 investigated leads, 22,000 hours of video, 252,000 images obtained and approximately 1,000 served legal processes, nothing was found to indicate motive on the part of Paddock or that he acted with anyone else," the report said.
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Otonomo CMO Lisa Joy provided this statement in response to the allegations, noting it will investigate but is confident it acted with integrity: Otonomo prides itself on providing a completely unique offering backed by our own intellectual property and patents.
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Through the five episodes (of eight) that FX sent out to critics, the show is gorgeous to look at, as befits the meticulous glamor of its setting and characters, and it's acted with equal parts humanity and melodrama across the board.
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Beautifully shot, incredibly funny, acted with incredible nuance, gentle in a way too few things are, and all packed into 20033-minute episodes, any given installment is the perfect way to alleviate your anxieties, if only for a short time.
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Before her marriage to Mr. Chabrol, who died in 2010, Ms. Audran was married to Jean-Louis Trintignant; after their divorce she acted with him in several films, including "Les Biches" ("The Does"), with her new husband, Mr. Chabrol, directing.
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"This jury found Monsanto acted with malice and oppression because they knew what they were doing was wrong and doing it with reckless disregard for human life," Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a member of Johnson's legal team, told the Associated Press.
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The play often trades women's dignity for laughs, and Mr. Appéré's production, set in the 1920s, did nothing to mitigate its outdated aspects; clumsily acted, with some music and dance thrown in, it was intermittently entertaining, but ultimately a bit cheap.
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The lawyers interviewed said that to prove official misconduct, the prosecutor would have to show that someone acted with intent either by failing to perform a duty or acting in a way that violated a duty to get a conviction.
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Directed by Jamie Lloyd — and acted with surgical precision by Tom Hiddleston, Zawe Ashton and Charlie Cox — this stripped-down revival of Pinter's 1978 tale of a sexual triangle places its central characters under microscopic scrutiny, with no place to hide.
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In his complaint against Ms. Ortega, Mr. Carreño said that the attorney general had tried to "violate, threaten and undermine the fundamental principles of the Constitution" and that she acted "with a grave and inexcusable ignorance" of the country's laws.
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"We have sympathy for the plaintiff in this case, but we will be vigorously defending the lawsuit as we believe that Stanford has acted with appropriate diligence and compassion within the constraints of privacy laws," said a university spokeswoman, Lisa Lapin.
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Unsworth's case got a boost when Wilson last month said the diver's sudden fame from the rescue did not make him a "public figure," meaning he did not need to show that Musk acted with "actual malice" when posting his tweets.
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The battle that eventually unfolded at the university put on display a seething hatred toward the Hong Kong police force, mounting weekly as government leaders refused to acknowledge fears that the police have acted with impunity in suppressing the protest movement.
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"She acted with intent to complete a course of action that would constitute the offense of premeditated murder by hiring and paying another to kill Bradley Sutherland and thereby taking a substantial step toward the commission of that offense," the statement said.
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Rakoff explained during Wednesday's hearing that in considering whether Palin could show that the Times acted with "actual malice" — a standard that public figures have to clear in defamation cases — he wanted to better understand the context in which the editorial was written.
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After 1904, as a guerrilla war intensified, the most visible leader of the Greek cause was a certain Bishop Germanos Karavangelis, who acted with quiet encouragement from a Greek state that hoped the disputed lands would soon be added to its territory.
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U.S. District Judge Sidney Stein said Monirul Islam and Fahima Tahsina Prova acted with "sustained recalcitrance" in refusing for more than a year to attend depositions, turn over documents and otherwise cooperate in the lawsuit brought by the plaintiff Mashud Parves Rana.
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They determined that the companies knew about the asbestos and failed to warn consumers, and found them guilty of negligence, though the jury could not agree if they acted with "malice, oppression or fraud," which would entitle Schmitz to punitive damages, Law360 reported.
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"The school district and individual defendants acted with deliberate indifference to the harassment, humiliation, mental and physical abuse and mistreatment of the plaintiff by students of the district and thereby permitted and caused him to be bullied, beaten and raped," the lawsuit said.
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The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's dismissal of the lawsuit, which charged that Alabama legislators acted with "racial animus" when they abolished an attempt by Birmingham's majority black government to raise the city's minimum wage in 2016.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday that special counsel Robert Mueller is examining Trump's tweets, potentially to see whether they can help him build a case that the President acted with malicious intent when he sacked former FBI Director James Comey.
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"After an extensive review, each office determined that insufficient evidence exists to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that PG&E acted with a reckless disregard for human life in causing the fires, the standard necessary to sustain criminal charges," the statement said.
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In McKee versus Cosby, Thomas urged the Supreme Court to revisit the First Amendment rule that public figures cannot pursue damages for defamation absent a showing that the defendant indeed made a false statement or acted with reckless disregard of its truth.
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U.S. prosecutors are aiming to build a case showing Rafiekian and Alptekin acted with direction from the Turkish government and did not disclose their lobbying campaign to return Gulen, a shadowy figure who lives in a fortified compound in Pennsylvania, to Turkey.
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The ruling also sent back for reconsideration the question of whether Texas legislators had acted with a discriminatory purpose in passing the law in 2011, a finding that would have forced new judicial oversight of any changes in Texas election rules. Gov.
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The court documents state that Pfister "knowingly caused a false belief or fear that a condition involving danger to life existed" and that he acted "with reckless disregard of the risk causing the evacuation, quarantine or closure of any portion" of Walmart.
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"Kirchner acted with a reckless disregard of creating a risk of public alarm, as evidenced by the fact that an eyewitness on a neighboring property contacted 911 because Kirchner's actions caused her to feel insecure," Judge Maria McLaughlin wrote in Tuesday's decision.
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His lengthy testimony - 30 hours over three voluntary interviews, according to the Times - could be crucial in determining whether the president acted with an improper, or "corrupt," intent when he took actions like firing former FBI Director James Comey, legal experts said.
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The court famously held that public officials, and later all public figures, would need to show not just that an article was inaccurate and hurt their reputation, but also that the publisher acted with "actual malice" — with reckless disregard for the truth.
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The beginning of Trump's Presidency remained true to his campaign: even when it came to the highly sensitive issues of national security, Trump and his aides acted with ideological ferocity and a heedless sense of procedure that alarmed many inside the government.
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Mr. Cohen's testimony is substantial, powerful evidence that President Trump understood he had a liability to Mr. Cohen from the beginning of his presidency and that Mr. Trump acted with the requisite intent to be subjected to prosecution for criminal campaign finance violations.
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A federal judge ruled last week that Andrew Anglin, the website's publisher, and his company "acted with actual malice when they published false statements, with knowledge of the falsity of those statements or with reckless disregard for the truth," according to court documents.
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" The US Justice Department noted in 2014 that the murder charges do "not require the government to prove Cadden and supervisory pharmacist, Glenn A. Chin had specific intent to kill the 25 patients, but rather that (they) acted with extreme indifference to human life.
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In a 5-4 ruling, the court's conservative majority ruled that the challengers had not done enough to show that the Republican-led Texas legislature acted with discriminatory intent when it adopted new electoral maps in 2013 for state legislative and U.S. congressional seats.
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" In a Federal District Court ruling in October explaining why the trial would be allowed to proceed, Judge Paul G. Gardephe said that there was "ample circumstantial evidence demonstrating that Freedman acted with fraudulent intent and understood that the Rosales paintings were not authentic.
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At the time of their suspensions Nike said the company had acted with integrity in its dealings with AK and that the "expectation and understanding" of the sponsorship deal was that the funds would be used to support and service the teams and athletes.
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Mueller and Trump&aposs team have gone back and forth over the scope and conditions of an interview as the special counsel looks to understand whether the president acted with a criminal intent to stymie the investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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The same month, the US Justice Department ruled that the police department in Ferguson, Missouri, had acted with misconduct by violently attacking rioters—the Ferguson riots themselves were sparked when an unarmed 18-year-old, Michael Brown, was shot dead by police in 2014.
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Impropriety allegations: Mr. Johnson maintained that he had acted with propriety toward an American businesswoman who received tens of thousands of pounds of government money when Mr. Johnson was mayor of London, and she told friends that she was in a sexual relationship with him.
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Both Bidens have denied any wrongdoing, and claims that the vice president acted with his son's interests in mind have been found to be baseless, though GOP lawmakers have pushed to investigate the efforts amid the House impeachment inquiry targeting Trump's own interactions with Ukraine.
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Notably, Horowitz has said he found no evidence the FBI acted with bias as it opened the Russia investigation and used certain investigative techniques, but he said his office lacked the information needed to determine motivation for the errors made in the FISA applications.
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"The SEC's real purpose in going after Rappler and Rappler Holdings Corporation is to silence them and muzzle freedom of speech," the firm told the court, asking for the ruling to be set aside as the "state has acted with tyranny by putting them out of business".
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Federal prosecutors also make clear in the sentencing memo that Cohen made the payments to the women in an attempt to silence them so they would not speak about their alleged affairs with Trump and that Cohen acted with the purpose of influencing the 2016 election.
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In addition to finding the company harmed Johnson, 46, who is dying of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, jurors found that Monsanto acted with malice or oppression by failing to adequately warn consumers of the potential risks of using its glyphosate-based products like Roundup and Ranger Pro.
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Barclays said the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) were "not alleging that he (Staley) acted with a lack of integrity or that he lacks fitness and propriety to continue to perform his role as Group Chief Executive Officer".
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A day after French President Emmanuel Macron said Rome had acted with "cynicism and irresponsibility" by closing its ports to a migrant ship, Italy's economy minister canceled a Paris meeting with his counterpart and Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte weighed postponing a meeting with Macron scheduled for Friday.
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Because of those findings, the court then considered under the Anti-SLAPP Act whether the oligarchs could succeed in showing that Steele acted with "actual malice" — with knowledge that the information he wrote about them was false or with "reckless disregard" for whether it was false.
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But an amicus brief written by Robert Loeb and signed by ten former executive branch officials looks to the origins of the "presumption of regularity", contending that it has never stopped a court from examining "evidence showing that government officials have acted with an improper purpose".
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A day after French President Emmanuel Macron said Rome had acted with "cynicism and irresponsibility" by closing its ports to a migrant ship, Italy's economy minister canceled a Paris meeting with his counterpart, and Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte weighed postponing a meeting with Macron scheduled for Friday.
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Macron said Rome had acted with "cynicism and irresponsibility" by closing its ports to a migrant ship earlier this week, setting off a bitter diplomatic spat between the two countries, with Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte considering putting off a meeting with Macron due on Friday.
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The Supreme Court's 7-2 ruling in June on the same-sex case said the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had acted with clear and impermissible hostility toward Phillips's sincere religious beliefs when it said he violated the state's public accommodations law by refusing to bake the cake.
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" Judd Apatow , who produced a number of films in which Hader appeared, recalls that, after Seth Rogen acted with him in the 2006 film "You, Me and Dupree," he said, "I have found the guy who we all are going to want to work with forever.
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Lime is waging a war against the San Francisco Municipal Transporation Agency (SFMTA), claiming the organization acted with "unlawful bias" and "sought to punish Lime" when it chose not to award the e-scooter and dockless bike startup a permit to operate in San Francisco last month.
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The stark reality is that one might have a moderate to high confidence that decisions are being made by an American president who, in the process of getting elected and after assuming office, has acted with the interests of an often-hostile foreign power influencing him.
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Trump has focused on Biden's efforts as vice president in 2016 to push for Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who had looked into the company, though no evidence has emerged that Biden acted with his son's interests in mind and both Bidens have denied any wrongdoing.
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In a police complaint filed in November, Betz Fernandez, owner of the Roxel Inn in Bangalore, said Oyo owed him $49,000 and acted with "intention to cheat and cause wrongful loss" by charging him for nonexistent guests and refusing to pay the contracted minimum monthly payment.
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The US Treasury Department said that Standard Chartered had "acted with reckless disregard and failed to exercise a minimal degree of caution" in processing nearly 10,000 transactions between 2009 and 20123 that moved a total of $438 million through the United States in violation of sanctions.
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In recent weeks, for instance, Graham — in his capacity as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee — has demanded a briefing on such Fox News snack food as whether the F.B.I. acted with too heavy a hand in its arrest of the longtime Trump political adviser Roger Stone.
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Imagine a virtual world where every character remembered you as a jerk or a criminal and acted with hostility, or a non-playable character central to a game's storyline that never ends up performing the necessary action to reach the next level or embark on a pivotal quest.
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Hollywood actor takes shot at the presumptive Republican presidential nominee On Friday, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said, if the allegations are true, "the officers acted with deliberate indifference to a known and obvious danger" and violated the constitutional rights of Trump supporters.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's 7-2 ruling in June said the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had acted with clear and impermissible hostility toward Phillips's sincere religious beliefs when it said he violated the state's public accommodations law by refusing to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
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The individual acted with lightning-quickness in accord with accurate judgment of his situation" and exhibited an absence of "paralyzing fright of the sort that can happen in instances of lesser danger"; instead, he felt "calm seriousness, profound acceptance, and a dominant mental quickness and a sense of surety.
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As I document at length in an accompanying post, the administration has acted with great consistency across departments, rolling back regulations, proposing savage budget cuts to agencies researching cleaner alternatives to fossil fules, and above all, staffing federal agencies with people financially or ideologically committed to fossil fuel industries.
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But that ruling did not address the larger issue of whether businesses can refuse service to same-sex couples based on deeply held religious beliefs, and instead hinged on the argument that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had acted with "religious animus" when it originally ruled against the baker.
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" In the piece, which came hours after President Donald Trump announced via Twitter that he would replace his VA secretary, Shulkin claimed he was "falsely accused of things by people who wanted me out of the way," even though he wrote that he acted with "the utmost integrity.
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Playing on painful memories and fears of Iraqis, news outlets have also run false reports that Blackwater — the private security firm that acted with impunity in the early days of the American occupation and gunned down innocent Iraqis in Baghdad's Nisour Square in 2007 — had taken on the project.
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But as written (with intellectual stealth) by Simon Stephens, directed (with minimalist exactitude) by Mark Brokaw and acted (with explosively mixed feelings) by Denis Arndt and Mary-Louise Parker, a conventional tale becomes a rippling and far-ranging consideration of the intersection of truths and lies in any relationship.
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DOJ charged her with "conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian Federation within the United States without prior notification to the Attorney General" adding that she acted with "the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation" at the direction a "high-level" Russian official.
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John Oleske, a lawyer for the state, told U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest that a stiff penalty was justified because UPS acted with "an entitled sense of disregard" for the law in failing to vet shipments from entities on the reservations with a history of dealing in contraband.
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"I want to make clear that Rugby Australia has acted with complete professionalism and integrity at all times through the process by which Israel was found, by an independent three-member tribunal panel, to have made multiple, serious breaches of the Professional Players Code of Conduct," Castle said on Thursday.
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And on the question of whether the government met its burden for charging people with engaging in a riot, Shiffrin argued that the indictment had to allege facts that showed the defendants acted with intent to further the illegal conduct of the group, which he said it did not do.
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"To prove a violation of the federal criminal civil rights statute, prosecutors must establish, beyond a reasonable doubt, that a law enforcement officer willfully deprived an individual of a constitutional right, meaning that the officer acted with the deliberate and specific intent to do something the law forbids," Bharara said.
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Among the other members of Clinton's team most likely to be examined include Cheryl Mills, Jake Sullivan, and Huma Abedin, according to the AP. In concluding the FBI's investigation, Director James Comey said Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless," but there was no evidence suggesting they acted with criminal intent.
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To prove that the officers had violated Mr. Clark's civil rights, "the government would have had to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the use of force was objectively unreasonable," and that the officers had acted "with the specific intent to do something that the law forbids," Mr. Luger said.
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Most of us would find it disconcerting, if not outright nerve wracking, to be the subject of an open investigation backed by the full resources of the federal government, but Trump has acted with admirable restraint, declining to use his authority to rein in or shut down the special counsel investigation.
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Hopkins (1989), the Supreme Court held that victims of employment discrimination could sometimes prevail in a lawsuit against their employer if they showed that the employer acted with "mixed motives" — that is, if the employer took action against the plaintiffs for a combination of reasons, only some of which were unlawful.
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In the book, he argues that he acted with government permission and that he and Bruce Jessen, the other psychologist and his co-defendant in the lawsuit, received medals from the C.I.A. Legal experts say the incoming administration of Donald J. Trump could force the case's dismissal on national security grounds.
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"Lizzo lacked reasonable grounds for any belief in the truth of her statements and acted negligently in failing to determine the true facts," the suit reads, later adding that the star "acted with actual malice and reckless disregard for the truth when she tweeted the false statements of or concerning" Wells.
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COHEN ATTORNEYS WANT JUDGE TO DENY AVENATTI CASE MATERIALS, CITING &aposCARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE&apos After he resigned, Frank brought the case to a panel of arbitrators, who found that the firm "acted with malice, fraud, and oppression by hiding its revenue numbers," according to a copy of the arbitration report included in court documents.
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In cases where the provider could not reasonably be expected to know about the breach, the fines may be as low as $100 per incident; but in extreme circumstances, where the provider is found to have acted with "willful neglect," fines can reach up to $1.5 million per year for each violation.
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This explains why Mexico refused to support Washington-led initiatives at the Organization of American States to condemn Communism in Guatemala in the 1950s, rejected the expulsion of Cuba from the O.A.S. in the 1960s and acted with complacency toward the threat of leftist takeovers in Central America during the 1970s and 1980s.
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Because Ms. McDougal would most likely be considered a public figure, she would have to prove not just that Mr. Carlson's statements were false and defamatory, but also that he acted with "actual malice" — meaning that he knew or should have known that they were false — in order to win her case.
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Conclusion Until the full evidence that led Barr to usurp the prerogatives of the special counsel are made available to Congress and the American public, Congress and the public will not know whether Barr made a mistake in substituting his judgment for Mueller's, acted with political motives or acted for other reasons.
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State legislators in Washington have proposed eliminating a provision that absolves officers who kill unless there's proof they acted with "malice"; lawmakers in California introduced a bill to raise the standard for a justified police killing from "reasonable" to "necessary" and to require jurors to consider the role an officer played in escalating an encounter.
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The plaintiff may have a hunch that they are a victim of unlawful discrimination, but unless they can read minds — or, more often, unless the employer is foolish enough to declare in writing that they acted with racist motives — the plaintiff has no way to prove the defendant's actions were driven by improper means.
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Many black Americans were frustrated not because someone acted with magnanimity but because politicians and pundits seemed incapable of focusing on anything other than this display of grace they so hoped for -- behavior made worse given that this is a country whose criminal justice system fails to extend the same mercy to black Americans.
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Yet Clint Eastwood, often reviled for his conservative/libertarian politics, has consistently cast, and acted with, black performers, many of them in key roles -- not just in the "Dirty Harry" films, where for example, Felton Perry played his partner in "Magnum Force," but also in pictures like "Bronco Billy" (Scatman Crothers) and "The Eiger Sanction" (Vonetta McGee).
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The barbaric nature of life at Rikers Island came into horrifying focus four years ago, when Preet Bharara, then the United States attorney in Manhattan, issued a report documenting a "culture of violence" at the complex, where teenagers in particular were battered and beaten by guards who acted with impunity, without any fear of punishment by city officials.
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Appointing someone outside of Manhattan to help coordinate Ukraine issues could have the effect of making sure that Justice Department headquarters in Washington has more visibility and fewer surprises from the Southern District of New York prosecutors, who traditionally have acted with more independence, earning the office the internal nickname the Sovereign District of New York.
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They acted with an eye toward reversing the devastating impact that President Bill Clinton's omnibus crime bill had on communities of color, and reducing the astronomical incarceration rate that resulted from harsher penalties imposed for possession and distribution of crack cocaine (more prevalent in economically disadvantaged communities of color) than those imposed for powder cocaine (which was more prevalent within affluent white communities).
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"If the defendant acted with reasonable care and skill and/or conducted reasonable due diligence it would or should have known or at least suspected ... that it was being asked to transfer funds to third parties who were seeking to misappropriate the funds from the claimant and/or that there was a significant risk that this was the case," the filing said.
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Though he is lucky enough to be able to call anybody he wants to get business advice thanks to his Hollywood ties — for example, he called billionaire Nelson Peltz to get his advice on the AQUAhydrate deal after Peltz's daughter acted with Wahlberg in "Transformers: Age of Extinction" — he still wishes he had a business degree to fall back on.
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The report went on to say that Mueller's team face challenges in establishing whether Trump acted with "corrupt intent" when he fired FBI director James ComeyJames Brien Comey22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE among other instances.
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Lawyers for Mr. Simmons, who disappeared from the public stage in 2014 but was thrust back into the spotlight this year when a podcast exploring his reclusiveness became a runaway hit, said in a libel lawsuit that The National Enquirer and Radar Online had acted "with calculated malice" by publishing stories that stated he had transitioned from male to female.
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Trump and Attorney General William Barr have continued to point towards Durham's probe in recent weeks as the final word on potential FBI misconduct, while largely looking past Horowitz's findings, which criticized a series of mistakes made by agency officials but concluded that there was no evidence that they had acted with bias as they opened and carried out the Russia investigation.
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The scene, acted with beautiful simplicity by Mr. Rannells and Mr. Borle, whose Marvin rushes to Whizzer's aid, affected me as no other in the theater this year — as did the concluding, devastating scenes of the show — because it was like being thrust in a time capsule and brought back to the terrible years when the AIDS epidemic was at full force.
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Now Mr. Assange, who once worked as a computer security specialist, insists that his goal was to safeguard the privacy of everyone's communications from the intrusive gaze of the C.I.A. "Why has the Central Intelligence Agency not acted with speed to come together with Apple, Microsoft and other manufacturers to defend us all from its own weapons systems?" he asked.
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But Trezentos says it's "willing to cooperate with US authorities and provide factual data that shows that Google has acted with anti-competitive behaviour" (although he says no one has come knocking to request such collaboration yet.) In Europe, the Commission's 2018 antitrust decision was focused on Android licensing terms — which led to Google tweaking the terms it offers Android OEMs selling in Europe last fall.
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"Today, the United States acted with one primary objective in mind: to preserve the possibility of the two state solution, which every US administration for decades has agreed is the only way to achieve a just and lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians," Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement, adding that the US does not "agree with every aspect" of the resolution.
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Instead, Mueller left that call up to Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, who decided together that the evidence did not prove Trump acted with "corrupt intent" to impede the Russia probe.
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The report says Mueller's team was challenged in establishing whether Trump acted with "corrupt intent" when he fired FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE and when he sought to remove Mueller as special counsel, among other episodes.
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"When we were done with the investigation, what was very clear was that the company as a whole had simply failed to do what it was supposed to do to maintain the public safety, and had in fact acted with what we call flagrant disregard for the public safety," Andrew E. Lelling, the United States attorney for the District of Massachusetts, said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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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 on Friday declared that the conclusion of a report by the Justice Department's internal watchdog was "wrong," insisting that it showed that top FBI officials acted with political bias against him.
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Mueller is likely to want to question Trump on matters concerning the obstruction inquiry, such as the president's firing of FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, in order to establish whether Trump acted with "corrupt intent" to impede the investigation.
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"Both Bowen and Bannon were insulting to the plaintiff and other female employees of Biosphere 2, and in their presence, and against their will, made lewd remarks, told offensive, off-color stories, made disparaging remarks about females, made sexually suggestive remarks, discussed females they had known in a lewd and derogatory fashion and in general acted with total indifference to the feelings of the plaintiff and other female employees of Biosphere 2," her complaint states.
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Or we could talk about power About Jesus and Hitler and Howard Hughes Or Charlie Chaplin's movies Or Bergman's Nordic blues Please just talk to me Any old theme you choose Just come and talk to me Mr. Mystery, talk to me Mitchell's deep strain of propriety comes out in these episodes: she said that she didn't "know anyone" in the music business who acted with a "proper adult response" when he ran into an old friend.
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