Opponents say that could be grounds for a legal challenge.
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So there may be grounds for concerned consumers to complain.
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And that in itself might be grounds for some optimism.
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The report listed acts that could be grounds for impeachment.
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Shedd mused whether such a declaration would be grounds for impeachment.
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Such a step, China has said, would be grounds for war.
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In many other countries, meanwhile, infertility can be grounds for ostracism.
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My lone criticism should not be grounds for sidestepping this book.
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But opponents say that could be grounds for a legal challenge.
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Abuse of the pardon power could also be grounds for impeachment.
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"This is unethical and can also be grounds for termination," Murphy adds.
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If I exhibited too many clues, that would be grounds for arrest.
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This could prove to be grounds for an appeal down the line.
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In fact, this cheaply over-sea made bear would be grounds for divorce.
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If this is not the case, there may, indeed, be grounds for change.
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If some of these allegations were true, they could be grounds for impeachment.
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The plaintiffs say those claims were false, and could be grounds for fraud.
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"I believe pardoning Paul Manafort would be grounds for impeachment," Lieu told CNN.
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Refusal to cooperate could be grounds for restricting those countries' Visa Waiver status.
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If this happens, it could be grounds for the agency to reverse its decision.
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Georgetown said knowingly misrepresenting or falsifying credentials in applications could be grounds for dismissal.
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Many Democratic lawmakers had suggested the report could be grounds for impeachment if true.
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States like Pennsylvania and California could be grounds for Country Forward's work this year.
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In a normal administration, Grenell's behavior in the past month would be grounds for firing.
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David Cicilline: Cicilline said if the President obstructed justice, it would be grounds for impeachment.
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Some of his behavior, like dating undergraduates, would likely be grounds for academic sanction today.
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Still, experts say the Apple-Amazon deal could easily be grounds for an antitrust complaint.
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Canada considers gang violence to be grounds for political asylum, but the U.S. does not.
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Even a caretaker's authorized use of medical marijuana use can be grounds for removing children.
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"The presence of a disability in a child should not be grounds for a lawsuit," Sen.
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Asked whether James Comey's memo would, if verified, be grounds for impeachment, Amash said it would.
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If Trump were to make provably false statements to Mueller, that could be grounds for impeachment.
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The judge denied the bypass even though this was not supposed to be grounds for denial.
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Kavanaugh's angry jabs at Democrats and liberal groups could be grounds for recusal requests in either court.
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The comments allegedly made by Justice Lowe, he said, would not be grounds for such a removal.
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If Congress learned about it, it could potentially be grounds for impeachment, but that's a political decision.
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In any other TV recap, slipping a Shakespeare reference into the lead would be grounds for dismissal.
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Misrepresentation could be grounds for an insurer to void your policy — leaving you and your loved ones unprotected.
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However, there were also several sections detailing cases in which an employee's appearance might be grounds for termination.
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Hahn accused Trump and Giuliani of breaching political norms and said their actions could be grounds for impeachment.
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Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but in some cases, it could be grounds for a lawsuit.
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Ultimately, Trump's violations could be grounds for impeachment—or, Millhiser thinks, for other hotel chains to sue the president.
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So just being orange could be grounds for impeachment if two-thirds of the House and Senate said so?...
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There is scant possibility that anything Mr. Cohen said Wednesday will even be grounds for Democrats to attempt impeachment.
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Yet even taking all of the facts alleged here as truthful, they alone should not be grounds for impeachment.
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For most major US airlines, a schedule change of an hour or two can be grounds for a refund.
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The Conservatives say that sending the letters amounts to an ethics violation that may be grounds for his resignation.
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A study of a few dozen cats might not be grounds for concrete conclusions, but this rings true for me.
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When asked by The Hill if the allegations in the Comey memo could be grounds for impeachment if true, Rep.
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All of this would constitute a significant scandal in a normal administration, but it would not be grounds for impeachment.
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Lindsey Graham, are arguing that that only a crime can be grounds for impeaching presidents and removing them from office.
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For example, repeated violations of FCC rules or the commission of serious crimes might be grounds for losing a license.
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For most employable humans on this planet, saying racist things in public would be grounds for immediate termination with no pay.
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Sanders suggested those remarks to Congress, along with Comey's directed leaks of his memos to reporters, could be grounds for prosecution.
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You might think that'd be grounds for dismissal, or a suspension, but it just means the ref is doing his job.
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In a footnote to the letter, the government attorneys signaled the June meeting may be grounds for denying future visa requests.
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That does not mean such acts could not be grounds for impeachment, but it would make for an anemic obstruction prosecution.
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Even a deferred judgment, like Mr. Kelley's, can be grounds for denying a license, and so can failure to disclose it.
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The lawyers' investigation had revealed the judge's "virulent anti-Semitism," Mr. Dunham said, and should be grounds for a new trial.
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In the coming months, it will also be grounds for things like a ladies-only blackjack league and a book club.
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For example, the eggplant and peach icons, when paired with sexually suggestive text, imagery, or video, would be grounds for removal.
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Washington (CNN)Turning over former US Ambassador Michael McFaul to Russia for questioning would be grounds for impeaching President Donald Trump, Rep.
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If President Trump's denial of the reports he tried to fire Robert Mueller are not true, would that be grounds for impeachment?
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The State Supreme Court, while ruling in favor of Kay Bottoms, said that homosexuality alone could not be grounds for denying custody.
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The new rules, announced in November, specify that any ties to violence will be grounds for suspension, as will threats of violence.
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But TTC spokesman, Stuart Green, told CityNews simply not paying a fare would not be grounds for a fare inspector to use force.
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A non-compliant rating from the Global Forum would be grounds for being included on a international blacklist of countries considered as uncooperative.
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When Broadly spoke to an Uber representative, they did not say following somebody home would be grounds for automatic dismissal from the app.
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When he was hired, he signed a letter acknowledging that being rude to a guest or co-worker would be grounds for dismissal.
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Under new federal immigration policy, committing even the most minor of infractions, like driving with a broken taillight, can be grounds for deportation.
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Mr. Sessions had said that "the mere fact that a country may have problems effectively policing certain crimes" shouldn't be grounds for asylum.
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Schiff's action raised questions of whether Trump's actions constituted witness intimidation — and, therefore, whether that might be grounds for an article of impeachment.
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There would be grounds for Trump to refuse some of this material and trigger a court fight over the scope of executive privilege.
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A government official told the CNN en Español team that any questions about the passport allegations would be grounds for expulsion from the country.
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It would cause massive outrage and almost surely result in a federal lawsuit (law professor Rick Hasen thinks there would be grounds for one).
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Even posts that are within the letter of the rules can be grounds for a ban, for example, because of a user's previous behavior.
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Beyond that, the officers are told to evaluate whether an illegal border crossing should also be grounds for rejection, as Sessions had also argued.
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Judges must try to steer clear of situations that may be grounds for appeal, said William Lee Pfeifer Jr., an appellate lawyer in Alabama.
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One of Roberts' questions did reflect he thought there might be grounds for dismissal, but it's unclear if that would be his ultimate vote.
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On Tuesday evening, Representative Carlos Curbelo of Florida, a moderate Republican, also said if the allegations were true, it would be grounds for impeachment.
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"This could be grounds for Mueller to obtain a gag order on Trump," prosecutor Nick Akerman told Politico, referring to special prosecutor Robert Mueller.
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If the payments are proven to be felony campaign finance violations, Democratic U.S. Representative Jerrold Nadler told CNN those would be grounds for impeachment.
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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled last year that not all lies would be grounds for denaturalization—only those that helped the person to get citizenship.
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Facebook's success at growing the user base of Instagram and then its revenue base should not, in and of itself, be grounds for a breakup.
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The matter remains debatable, though as Alexander Hamilton, in Federalist 65, noted, "an abuse or violation of some public trust" can be grounds for impeachment.
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Another point of contention is whether Zarmena Waziri has anyone in Afghanistan to take care of her, which could be grounds for rejection of asylum.
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Robert and I disagree as to whether a "demand" as opposed to a "request" is required for there to be grounds for a bribery case.
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Photograph by Thomas Prior for The New Yorker According to today's rules, Cornelius Bennett said, his sack of Steve Beuerlein would be grounds for ejection.
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Experts in government ethics say that typically, offenses like Ms. Conway's would result in a letter of reprimand, though it could be grounds for termination.
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Aparicio is undeterred by a new directive from Attorney General Jeff Sessions declaring that gang and domestic violence will generally cease to be grounds for asylum.
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He pointed out that YouTube's terms of service state that the presence of "controversial or sensitive subjects" might be grounds for the site turning off ads.
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Stephen Lynch: Lynch said on May 17 it would be grounds for impeachment if the President attempted to interfere with an FBI investigation into Michael Flynn.
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Both Haines-Saah and Verbora said the situation could be grounds for child protective services to get involved, but it depends on factors we don't know.
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Letter dictation would be grounds for investigation, expert says Separately, Bornstein told CNN that Trump dictated his public letter about the then-candidate's health in 2015.
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"There may be grounds for a claim that this does damage to a state, if they're damaging our state institutions" like universities and hospitals, he said.
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If you misrepresent your experience or education, or provide false or fraudulent information, it may be grounds for not hiring you or dismissing you after you start.
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It changed how the field approached prescribing; from that point on, the failure to prescribe antidepressants or other psychotropic medications could be grounds for a malpractice suit.
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That would influence our thinking around where inflation is likely to be, and that would be grounds for discussion around whether it was time to adjust policy.
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During his first term, Obama pursued a severe deportation strategy wherein a previous conviction, including something as minor as a traffic offense, could be grounds for removal.
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I suppose that could be grounds for divorce with a lot of couples but I think Megan had accepted it was something I had to get done.
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"If the Trust and others were willing to behave differently in the future," said Mr. Emery, the lawyer for the opposition, "there might be grounds for discussion."
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"If proven, such an attempt to use presidential authority to seek retribution for the exercise of First Amendment rights would unquestionably be grounds for impeachment," Conway tweeted.
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If he lies under oath, and proof comes out, or if other inappropriate things surface during the discovery process, that could be grounds for Congress to impeach him.
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" It also argued that Manafort&aposs use of multiple phones shouldn't be grounds for suspicions, pointing out that he often traveled to regions "where communications are routinely hacked.
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Highlights from the review: On cyberattacks: Earlier reporting by HuffPo referred to a provision in the NPR draft that indicated cyberattacks would be grounds for a nuclear response.
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But he fears a future when people on Taiwan may formally move toward independence, which could imperil Kinmen because Beijing has said that would be grounds for war.
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Merely donating money to or working at one of these should not be grounds for arrest, which worryingly seems to be the case with some of the detained.
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A missing hyphen could be grounds for a registration to be suspended, and the law has held up the processing of 53,000 new registrations — mainly of African-Americans.
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Several Google employees on Friday told Recode that colleagues regularly look up each others' calendar events, and that in their view, this shouldn't be grounds for such punishment.
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If he or his company were found liable for fraud in any one of the three cases involving Trump University, it could be grounds for Congress to consider impeachment.
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Surely directors have been aware of the pervasive nature of the problem for years — and if they weren't kept informed, that alone might be grounds for replacing Mr. Stumpf.
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Doctors' offices that offer abortion services, such as those at Planned Parenthood, "shall not be grounds for a state's action against a provider in the Medicaid program," she wrote.
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Any investigation into the Trump family's finances, unrelated to Russia, the president said, would constitute a "violation" of Mr. Mueller's mandate, and possibly would be grounds for his dismissal.
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There are many issues where we progressives must fight Trump to the finish line, but there might occasionally be important issues where there might be grounds for significant agreement.
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It's hard, but if someone was a member of a racist organization and then they generally changed their views, there is growth, and there could be grounds for redemption.
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This would be grounds for his seeking injunctive relief — and it is the grounds by which injunctive relief is supposed to be sought and granted in the American legal system.
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If he were to do that, I think that would absolutely be grounds for removal from office," the California Democrat said Wednesday in an interview on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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It's a point of fact in Baltimore, especially in decades past, and any good cop will tell you that giving somebody a rough ride should be grounds for disciplinary action.
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Hahn accused Trump and Giuliani of breaching political norms and said their communications with Ukrainian officials regarding a political opponent — former Vice President Joe Biden — could be grounds for impeachment.
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While membership in the Scientology Organization can be grounds for dismissal for employees of government or state-funded organizations, it is not illegal for Scientologists to work in those organizations.
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He said when he was coping with addiction he was afraid to tell his probation officer, because he thought it would be grounds for the judge to throw him in jail.
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Any glitches - innocent or otherwise - in the high-tech electronic voting and tallying system could be grounds for the loser to allege fraud, as Odinga did in 22007 and in 2007.
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Twenty-three states and D.C. consider substance use during pregnancy to be child abuse, and three states consider it to be grounds for admitting a woman involuntarily into a psychiatric hospital.
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Having a medical history of any of these conditions should also be grounds for paid leave, given that the chances of dying if one contracts the coronavirus illness is alarmingly high.
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In other words, Dershowitz argued, because Trump believes his reelection is in the public interest, any legal actions he made to pursue that interest cannot be grounds for removal from office.
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Representative Justin Amash, a Michigan Republican with a history of speaking out against his party, said that if Mr. Comey's account was accurate, he believed it to be grounds for impeachment.
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Specifically, suggestions that a facility might close down if employees organize and any attempt to spy on union activity could be grounds for a complaint to the National Labor Relations Board.
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But if he attempts to, or even attempts to pardon close allies who are in the throes of the Russia investigation, some Democrats have said those pardons would be grounds for impeachment.
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Jackson said the testimony showed that there was little evidence that Hart had acted improperly on the jury and added that Hart's political beliefs would not be grounds for a new trial.
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In a court motion in 6900, Mikerin's defense team argued the five-year "pre-indictment delay" should be grounds for dismissing the charges against the executive of the Russian nuclear firm TENEX.
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Under Ohio law, the term suggests that a marriage was fraudulent and should be grounds for divorce because one party concealed or misrepresented something material from the other prior to the marriage.
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Although WhatsApp now offers end-to-end encryption, meaning in theory that no one can intercept the communication, the sharing of sensitive documents through this service would still be grounds for serious concern.
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"In return for not having pre-existing conditions not be grounds for refusal or high pay, we're going to have to say to people, 'You've got to continuously be fiscally responsible," Issa said.
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"If we were to find out that a fingerprint analyst were drawing in where he thought the missing lines of a fingerprint were, that would be grounds for a mistrial," Ms. Garvie said.
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If the Mayer reporting is proven, "such an attempt to use presidential authority to seek retribution for the exercise of First Amendment rights would unquestionably be grounds for impeachment," George Conway tweeted Monday.
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"Except in the most extreme cases, concerns over threats of violence or the potential outbreak of violence should not be grounds for withdrawing an invitation or canceling a controversial speech or event," it adds.
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BRUSSELS – In a stinging legal rebuke, the European Court of Justice said Wednesday that possible shortcomings with rule of law in Poland can be grounds for EU nations to deny extradition requests from Warsaw.
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Given how secretive everyone involved in the series is, it's probably just as well the show only has one season left, or such talk would probably be grounds for a meeting with the Mountain.
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For years, oral sex scenes featuring women on the receiving end would be grounds for a deadly NC-17 rating, while a good old-fashioned BJ could keep you comfortably in R-rated territory.
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When asked whether stripping the officials of their clearances could be grounds for impeachment, Wyden told Burnett that all options would be on the table if Trump used taxpayer funds to retaliate against critics.
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The warning comes as FT Money lists 10 popular myths about divorce— including the revelation that adultery can only be grounds for divorce where it is committed with a member of the opposite sex.
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" And she has the sobering realization that pot is a privilege American teenagers can enjoy, but not undocumented kids: "If I got caught, I'd have a criminal record that could be grounds for deportation.
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What's happening: The committee asserts that hosting some of the world's major economic powers at Trump National Doral would implicate the U.S. Constitution's foreign and domestic emoluments clauses, which could be grounds for impeachment.
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Dershowitz has argued that abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — the charges on which Trump was impeached — aren&apost technically crimes and so can&apost be grounds for removing a president from office.
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I'm not suggesting there could be grounds for a recall of Brown over the Sanctuary State law (although the idea is intriguing), but the recall is instructive of the power that Orange County yields.
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If it's determined that Trump pressured his then-FBI director, James Comey, to end the bureau's Russia-related investigation into Trump campaign associates, Amash said in May, then that would be grounds for impeachment.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's tweet blaming Attorney General Jeff Sessions for bringing indictments against two Republican lawmakers could be grounds for removing him from office, CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Tuesday.
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The justices, unlike other judges, are not bound by any formal code of legal ethics, although if they were, making a statement about how an upcoming election should be resolved would be grounds for sanction.
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Some believe a pardon of Manafort would be an act the special counsel's team would argue is in furtherance of obstruction of justice and that abuse of the pardon power could be grounds for impeachment.
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"The mere presence of pigeon droppings in the courtyard is an unsanitary condition" and could be grounds for a violation, said Kempshall C. McAndrew, a real estate lawyer in the Manhattan office of Anderson Kill.
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Outcome for student: "As with any students, falsifying or making misrepresentations on an application for admission can be grounds for disciplinary action under USD's Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities," the university president's letter stated.
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Before Mr. Carr's statement, the BuzzFeed report led to a flurry of reactions by senior members of Congress who said that the allegations, if true, could be grounds for initiating impeachment proceedings against Mr. Trump.
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"We are delighted with the judge's decision, it is the right decision for the west of Ireland and hopefully this is it, hopefully, there won't be grounds for appeal and we can move on," he said.
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Decriminalization means that carrying small amounts of drugs would not lead to arrest or jail time, while defelonization means that carrying these drugs wouldn't result in a felony charge, but could still be grounds for arrest.
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Why it matters: This manslaughter charge, brought upon someone who wasn't physically there when another took his life, raises the question of whether words or social media comments can be grounds for murder convictions moving forward.
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Although a change in circumstances could be grounds for a judge to alter the Flores settlement, several legal experts said they were skeptical the administration's argument based on growth in illegal border crossings met that standard.
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"Such vile and threatening behavior from agents of the United States government is entirely unacceptable" and "should be grounds for immediate dismissal," U.S. Representative Bennie Thompson said in a letter to the DHS's acting inspector general.
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Legal experts point out that Mr. Trump could eventually be deposed or asked to testify, and that if he lied under oath, it would be grounds for Congress to impeach him, as happened with Mr. Clinton.
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An invasion of the Baltic states would be grounds for invoking NATO's Article V, which treats an attack on one member as an attack on all members, thus making all NATO members at war with Russia.
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"Such vile and threatening behavior from agents of the United States Government is entirely unacceptable, should be grounds for immediate dismissal from service, and is the subject of an investigation by CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility," Thompson said.
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"Of course, such a position cannot be grounds for violating the course of legal proceedings and the investigation that is under way against those who violated Russia's state borders," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on a conference call.
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The lawyer, Peter Goldsmith also told the court that there could be grounds for damages if a delay in proceedings led to financial repercussions, such as from share price moves, loss of dividends and interest payments on financing.
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A tiny faction of House Republicans — Justin Amash of Michigan, Carlos Curbelo of Florida and Walter Jones of North Carolina — has warned that the sum of the allegations against Trump, if proven true, could be grounds for impeachment.
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In any other administration, this kind of abusive behavior toward a major company that owns a leading news organization would be grounds for his dismissal and for an inspector general to closely analyze his role in the merger.
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Ordering subordinates to lie in an ongoing federal investigation can indeed be grounds for obstruction of justice, and an agreement to go along with such a policy could be a conspiracy to obstruct or defraud the United States.
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"We've been approached by a number of members to help them explore whether there would be grounds for a potential class action on behalf of all taxi drivers against Uber," LTDA General Secretary Steve McNamara said in a statement.
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The lawsuit, notes Painter, could lead to depositions of Trump under oath, and if he lies, it could be grounds for impeachment, as it was for President Bill Clinton when he lied about his sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky.
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"In these circumstances, WADA considers that there may be grounds for no fault or negligence on the part of the athlete," it said, adding that the presence of less than one microgram of meldonium in the samples was acceptable.
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Getting fleeced by Ken Holland at the trade deadline should be grounds for disqualification, no matter your record, but hey, if Petr Mrazek isn't the guy, the Flyers can always turn to noted playoff dynamo Brian Elliott and his .
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Kamenar said the language in the Justice Department's special counsel regulations didn't require Mueller to consult with Rosenstein on every decision, and that Mueller could refuse a request for information from Rosenstein and that might not be grounds for firing.
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But it's also true that Farage—who is on record as saying a narrow margin of victory for the "remain" option would be grounds for a recall—did nothing to prevent his followers from drawing erroneous conclusions, which many apparently did.
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In the impeachment hearings, Democrats in Congress say Trump pressured his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden while withholding U.S. military aid to Kyiv, and argue that may be grounds for removing Trump from office.
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And the contest may anger China, since Mr Lai is a more vocal supporter than Ms Tsai of the idea that Taiwan should formally declare itself to be a distinct country from China—a move China says would be grounds for war.
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"If there's to be grounds for impeachment of President Trump -- and I'm not seeking those grounds -- that would have to be so clearly bipartisan in terms of acceptance of it before I think we should go down any impeachment path," she said.
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His piece, "MoMA Poll," asked viewers to drop ballots into boxes to indicate whether Nelson's failure to denounce President Nixon's Indochina policy would be grounds for them to vote against him (he was up for re-election as governor of New York).
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Ms. Allred pointed out that if the defamation case moves forward, Mr. Trump could be deposed or asked to testify, and that if he were to lie under oath, it would be grounds for Congress to impeach him, as happened with Mr. Clinton.
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"Such vile and threatening behavior from agents of the United States government is entirely unacceptable" and "should be grounds for immediate dismissal," Representative Bennie Thompson, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said in a letter to the DHS's acting inspector general.
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Ronald Wright, a criminal justice scholar at the Wake Forest University School of Law, called the restrictions on witness statements "extremely unusual" and could, when combined with other factors, eventually be grounds for a long-shot appeal if — or when — Chapo convicted.
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Justin Amash of Michigan gave reporters an affirmative "yes" Wednesday, when asked if the allegations from former FBI Director James Comey's memo indicating that Trump urged the FBI to drop the investigation into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn would be grounds for impeachment.
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For a nation that for more than 15 years has been an incubator for Islamist extremists and has been torn apart by terrorist bombings, Iraqis have little appetite for leniency or concern about mitigating circumstances that in other nations could be grounds for clemency.
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As Rosenstein noted, the GRU indictment stopped short of charges against anyone who interacted with the Russian hackers who masqueraded as "Guccifer 2.0," but there are lots of bread crumbs about those interactions in the indictment that could, with additional facts, be grounds for possible criminal charges.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court, decrying the "recurring evil" of racial bias in the U.S. criminal justice system, ruled on Monday in the case of a Hispanic man convicted on sex charges that a juror's racist comments during deliberations may be grounds for nullifying a verdict.
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As Vox previously noted: Amash of Michigan gave reporters an affirmative "yes" Wednesday, when asked if the allegations from former FBI Director James Comey's memo indicating that Trump urged the FBI to drop the investigation into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn would be grounds for impeachment.
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Some people are suggesting that there might be grounds for legal action against the cable network that you pretty much rule — Fox News — because you and your colleagues dished out dangerous misinformation about the virus in the early days of the crisis in the United States.
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"If there's to be grounds for impeachment of President Trump — and I'm not seeking those grounds — that would have to be so clearly bipartisan in terms of acceptance of it before I think we should go down any impeachment path," Pelosi told USA Today earlier this month.
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Thus, any termination payments that this Board agrees to in conjunction with hiring a new CEO in the middle of this proxy contest may be grounds for an action for recovery of corporate waste and a breach of fiduciary duty against those directors who provide such a golden parachute.
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"If there's to be grounds for impeachment of President Trump – and I'm not seeking those grounds – that would have to be so clearly bipartisan in terms of acceptance of it before I think we should go down any impeachment path," Pelosi told USA Today shortly before becoming Speaker.
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U.S. District Judge Sandra Beckwith of the Southern District of Ohio said Friday the state's attempts to cut back on care hours for the patient, Megan Carpenter, have "seemingly become an annual ritual" and could be grounds for a lawsuit under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and Rehabilitation Act.
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"Providing the full range of women's health services neither disqualifies a provider from participating in the Medicaid program, nor is the provision of such services inconsistent with the best interests of the beneficiary and shall not be grounds for a state's action against a provider," director Vikki Wachino wrote in the letter.
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He said that he preferred to refer to the campaign by what it was, calling it "dark art PR." And if it were happening on Facebook, incidentally, it seems like the sort of thing the social network would call "coordinated inauthentic behavior" — which would be grounds for kicking all those ambassadors off the platform.
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"If (and it is a big if) the ruling stands through the 5th Circuit and Supreme Court appeals, it would be grounds for throwing out the entire law (and not just softening it though an affidavit requirement, etc.) and potentially a basis to put the state back under federal supervision for up to 10 years," Hasen wrote.
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"If there's to be grounds for impeachment of President Trump — and I'm not seeking those grounds — that would have to be so clearly bipartisan in terms of acceptance of it before I think we should go down any impeachment path," Pelosi told USA Today in an interview published on the first day of the new Congress.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), among others, said that leaving NATO would be grounds for impeachment.
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A Democratic member of the House warned Tuesday that any move by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to exit NATO would be grounds for removal from office. Rep.
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Crowdsourcing data on which FOI exemptions are most common will also help Muckrock identify problem areas—if certain states are inappropriately claiming that certain records are part of "internal deliberations" (a common FOI exemption in many states) when they shouldn't be, there may be grounds for a lawsuit or a public shaming campaign that could help change things.
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This lack of transparency could actually also be grounds for yet more legal action against Trump, in fact, since it looks very likely that it's a violation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act to not hold these advisory meetings from business leaders open to the public, though the administration denies any of its actions have contravened this order.
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If the pardon talk was knowingly initiated for the purpose of inducing Flynn or Manafort to not reach a plea agreement with Mueller or to falsify testimony to the grand jury or in interviews with Mueller, it could be grounds for charging obstruction of justice or charging bribery, the offering of a pardon in return for not accepting a plea bargain or committing perjury in testimony.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) sounded the alarm that Trump could fire Mueller during the winter recess, a move some lawmakers have already indicated would be grounds for beginning impeachment proceedings.
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Trump's executive order broadened ICE deportation criteria, meaning that crimes ranging from traffic citations to petty theft to violent crime, or even no criminal record at all, could be grounds for removal from the U.S. The order also outlined the construction of Trump's long-promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, promised to beef up enforcement personnel and put an end to "catch-and-release" practices, which allow people to be released from detention as they wait for their immigration hearing.
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Democrats considered potential presidential candidates say if 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 fires special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE it would be grounds for impeachment.
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Ted Lieu (D) said Thursday that a decision by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to pardon his former campaign chairman, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, would be grounds for impeachment, as Manafort faces a jury's impending verdict in his ongoing trial.
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CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's attacks against Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE over charges brought against two GOP lawmakers may be grounds for impeachment.
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George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE, said Monday that it would "unquestionably be grounds for impeachment" if 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 ordered former White House economic adviser Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE to pressure the Department of Justice to block the AT&T-Time Warner merger.
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