Bank of East Land was blacklisted in 2013, while the other two were blacklisted last year.
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Washington has already blacklisted other entities and individuals for supporting Guards' activities, but has not blacklisted the Guards themselves.
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Popular, then blacklisted Despite the Weavers' popularity, the group had been targeted by anti-Communists and was blacklisted during the McCarthy era.
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Reuters found this month that a blacklisted fan had been granted a World Cup fan ID, and that several other blacklisted fans had regularly skirted the ban.
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It said Rafael Ortega, the second Ortega son to be blacklisted by the United States, was targeted under an executive order for providing support to Murillo, who was blacklisted last year.
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" "Americans are sanctioning institutions that have already been blacklisted.
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Part of the problem is that knowing if a company or person is blacklisted or owned by a blacklisted person or company is difficult in a place such as Iran, attorneys said.
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It contained one of the 18 genes blacklisted by CMS.
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Despite being blacklisted by the media, Yeltsin gained popular support.
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Being blacklisted also crimps the lifestyle of Venezuelan officials' families.
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To exacerbate the situation, Bruce was blacklisted by many clubs.
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Her videos were allegedly blacklisted from Viacom networks, like MTV.
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Prince Mutaib aside, the blacklisted officials are a weak lot.
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Beijing has similar feelings about being blacklisted on human trafficking.
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The administration blacklisted Huawei in May over national security concerns.
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An hour later, the term appears to have been blacklisted.
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Monique is currently blacklisted in Hollywood for keeping it real.
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But I had never been blacklisted as a terrorist before.
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Many are still left wondering whether their business is blacklisted.
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By the end of 1952, the group was effectively blacklisted.
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As the son of a traitor, Mr. Wang was blacklisted.
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Most of those blacklisted people weren't famous like my father.
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The Pacific island of Palau was blacklisted for similar reasons.
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Trump has also blacklisted China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd HWT.
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Two Tanchon bank representatives in Vietnam are also to be blacklisted.
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The administration also blacklisted Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorists.
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How many other innocent people have been blacklisted and not removed?
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Countries are required to ban blacklisted ships from entering their ports.
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Aside from Prince Mutaib, the blacklisted officials are a weak lot.
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The United States blacklisted him in January 2017, citing Magnitsky's death.
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Earlier this month, the United States blacklisted Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards.
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"Obama blacklisted our leaders, and smeared them by name," Pak said.
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By the mid-1930s, Hindemith had been blacklisted by the Nazis.
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Don't order from your friend's house, or you will be blacklisted.
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I think Blacklisted only continued to get better and more interesting.
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They will also have to decide on sanctions for blacklisted countries.
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Washington has also blacklisted Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group.
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Washington last month blacklisted Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist group.
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But India wants Pakistan blacklisted, which would likely result in sanctions.
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Treasury said the individuals also were blacklisted by Canada on Wednesday.
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This week, SOMO blacklisted three ships involved in exporting Kurdish oil.
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It blacklisted seven individuals and three entities, including two construction agencies.
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In 2001, the tiny island nation was internationally blacklisted amid concerns that it had become a center for money laundering, and it was among the countries blacklisted as a tax haven by the EU in 2015.
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Yifang and the others were blacklisted by users of China's microblog Weibo.
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"We can't afford to be blacklisted, that would mean sanctions," Khan said.
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A source close to Hughes believes she was blacklisted throughout the industry.
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In January America blacklisted it for its ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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We'd hate for Perry to be blacklisted from his critically acclaimed restaurants.
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Any institutions involved in transactions with Russia's defence sector could be blacklisted.
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Modest improvements in security blacklisted addresses that were sending the most spam.
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Some governments blacklisted countries that were slow to follow the new rules.
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That's after Huawei was blacklisted by the Trump administration in May 2019.
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The US has blacklisted 8 Chinese tech firms on rights violations grounds.
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The report delineates crucial differences between being attacked, imprisoned, blacklisted, and censored.
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In March 2016 the council also blacklisted two KOMID representatives in Syria.
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Mr. Sylvester said claims involving a blacklisted company were not automatically rejected.
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Huawei is already blacklisted from buying most technologies from U.S. companies directly.
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She also claims Netflix blacklisted her in retaliation for her speaking out.
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Above, Hong Sung-dam, one of the artists who was reportedly blacklisted.
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Any allowance would likely bar trade involving blacklisted Iranian citizens or organizations.
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The Trump administration had blacklisted Huawei over national security concerns in May.
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The Trump administration had blacklisted Huawei over national security concerns in May.
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She knew that, even if Weinstein blacklisted her, her career wouldn't be ruined.
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Feeling "disgraced, disregarded, disrespected and not believed," he wanted Peebles to be blacklisted.
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He said he was told by Thai officials that he had been "blacklisted".
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Being blacklisted by the federal government hurt my business and my personal life.
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Those who did so would be blacklisted from other jobs with the DCCC.
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Although she isn't blacklisted, Fan Bingbing is now a tainted name in China.
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Among those blacklisted is Andriy Sushko, an officer from Russia's Federal Security Service.
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Those ads are removed immediately and the offending publishers are blacklisted, it said.
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Los Angeles was among the jurisdictions blacklisted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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He fled to Turkey in 2014 after being blacklisted and detained several times.
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But she could be blacklisted and sent to terrible assignments without due process.
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Hedren accused Hitchcock of sexually assaulting her and having her blacklisted for years.
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Blacklisted in Egypt, he was forced to travel abroad to continue to work.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Friday blacklisted the ship and sanctioned its captain.
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But Pakistan could still be blacklisted in February when the watchdog next meets.
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She was later deported and spent eight years blacklisted from covering the country.
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It had blacklisted some Chinese companies, citing the same issue, a day earlier.
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However, many companies in which the IRGC has an interest are not blacklisted.
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It's already been blacklisted by DomainTools, an online investigative and risk assessment platform.
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Just last year, two of the organization's representatives in Syria were also blacklisted.
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Trump has also blacklisted China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, citing national security concerns.
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The Lighthouse Winmore is one of the 10 ships proposed to be blacklisted.
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"Blacklisted" from Hollywood In October of last year, Marquez alleged that her former ER costar George Clooney contributed to her being "blacklisted" after she accused her male costars, including Eriq La Salle, of sexual misconduct, according to a Facebook post.
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The film is also credited with helping to end the notorious Hollywood blacklist of the 1950s – its producer, Douglas, hired then-blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo to author the script, which was based on a book by another blacklisted author, Howard Fast.
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The U.S. blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei, halting its ability to purchase American chips.
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In the case of China, the GFW maintains a massive list of blacklisted domains.
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It works like an ad blocker and lets you disable or enable blacklisted URLs.
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As a result, Kotaku was quietly blacklisted, even if neither company publicly admitted it.
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The US blacklisted 28 Chinese organizations over their alleged involvement in human rights violations.
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Others said they had been blacklisted in their field within tech for speaking out.
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It has also blacklisted China telecom firm Huawei, preventing it from buying U.S. components.
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Meanwhile, Reuters reports today that US government staff are still treating Huawei as blacklisted.
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As a result, Washington has effectively blacklisted Huawei from doing business with U.S. firms.
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The Trump administration also blacklisted Huawei, forcing U.S. companies to cut ties with it.
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Its investigations were ongoing and not limited to the four groups it had blacklisted.
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The blacklisted companies operate out of a single address in Medellin, in northwestern Colombia.
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LIA was blacklisted in March 2011 because it was controlled by the Gaddafi family.
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There truly is nothing that can get you blacklisted from college sports. [News-Gazette]
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The European Union blacklisted Aseman from European skies in December because of safety concerns.
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This can get your IP address blacklisted and can slow down your internet speed.
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Hughes says she was blacklisted from the network after ending her relationship with Payne.
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Another of the blacklisted firms, Hikvision, has also expressed dismay at the DoC's decision.
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You'll also be blacklisted for ordering to your address while you're having a party.
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Condé Nast International has blacklisted photographer Terry Richardson, The Daily Telegraph reported Tuesday morning.
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The only exceptions, he added, would be banks and companies blacklisted by U.S. authorities.
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Such filters also tend to cause collateral damage as unrelated websites get inadvertently blacklisted.
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Many whistle-blowers seek to remain anonymous, to avoid being blacklisted in their fields.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry said it would retaliate to the AI companies being blacklisted.
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The U.S. had previously blacklisted Chinese telecom company Huawei for claims of cyber espionage.
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Huawei has had a rocky 2019, which saw it blacklisted by the US government.
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She is blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury Department for human rights abuses and censorship.
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Since then, he has been blacklisted from teaching or even working in a factory.
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She was blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury last year for human rights abuses and censorship.
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Iraq differs from other blacklisted countries Trump's travel ban has touched a raw nerve here.
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Lots of women, though, keep their complaints quiet, fearful they'll be blacklisted by future employers.
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The way Zhima Credit is designed, being blacklisted sends you on a rapid downward spiral.
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Kapoor was blacklisted for all of a week, and political parties protested outside his house.
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"It could be a strategy to avoid getting themselves blacklisted," Braun said in an interview.
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"I will go back if I don't get blacklisted from all of this," they said.
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The United Nations briefly blacklisted the Saudi coalition this month for killing children in Yemen.
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After robocaller phone numbers are identified and blacklisted, new ones pop up in their place.
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Earlier this month, the Trump administration blacklisted Huawei's equipment for use in America's 5G rollout.
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Fears that other Chinese tech firms will be blacklisted have caused their shares to tumble.
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Riyadh last week blacklisted four companies and three Lebanese men for having links to Hezbollah.
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The first Futurewei employee said work had come to a standstill since Huawei was blacklisted.
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The decision comes after pressure from Riyadh and other listed jurisdictions not to be blacklisted.
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Students who fail to clear their debt may also be blacklisted from borrowing in future.
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Some said they've declined to report misconduct because they feared losing opportunities or being blacklisted.
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BuzzFeed is holding a party called Red, White & Blacklisted at a bar on Tuesday night.
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The United States has blacklisted more than 150 Venezuelan officials and businesses tied to Maduro.
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Lest American dollars reach the blacklisted jihadists, the Bush administration scrambled to "isolate" Hamas financially.
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Harding was subsequently blacklisted from ice skating -- and Weir says it should stay that way.
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Now that the government has blacklisted the spy team, they've decided to go another route.
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It's exciting that I can say this now and I'm not going to be blacklisted.
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It was the first time a major Russian company with international partners had been blacklisted.
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Most of those named had also been blacklisted by the United States Treasury in February.
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She says he blacklisted her from movie roles, including Peter Jackson's enormous franchise as retaliation.
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For years, Indonesia's aviation record was so poor that Western nations blacklisted the country's carriers.
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As a candidate, he vilified journalists by name and blacklisted news outlets that displeased him.
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Now, his daughter faces charges that her government blacklisted thousands of unfriendly artists and writers.
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The Rockets, despite the apologies, have reportedly been blacklisted from Chinese media and sports entities.
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They also fear being blacklisted in the tech industry if they talk about their trauma.
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A lot of us who are speaking out about unionizing are getting blacklisted from clubs.
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Mr. Bieber joins a growing list of Western entertainers who have been blacklisted in China.
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Jaish-e-Mohammed is classified as a terrorist group by the United Nations and blacklisted.
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The UWSA is blacklisted by the United States for alleged drug trafficking, accusations its leaders deny.
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Charlie Sheen is reportedly struggling to find work as an actor after being "blacklisted" from Hollywood.
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It has been blacklisted as a terrorist group for bombings, kidnappings for ransom, beheadings and extortion.
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That came a day after the US State Department blacklisted 28 Chinese entities over similar allegations.
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Ottawa had earlier blacklisted many Russian officials to punish the country for its annexation of Crimea.
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"My strong feeling is that 'Ye was blacklisted for being so vocal," Christie wrote on Instagram.
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The company said Tuesday that being blacklisted would not have "any big impact" on its operations.
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In the past, Rearz's credit card processor for its website, as well as PayPal, blacklisted Rearz.
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We have blacklisted over 70 Iranian banks that the Swift financial system also matched our sanctions.
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Chip suppliers to Huawei have been in limbo, after the U.S. blacklisted the Chinese telecom company.
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FedEx is suing America's government over the "impossible" job of inspecting parcels to blacklisted Chinese firms.
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The administration blacklisted Huawei in May over national security concerns, preventing it from buying U.S. chips.
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However, the business reality in Myanmar means some otherwise straightforward business ventures run through blacklisted companies.
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Freight rates have soared as oil producers scramble for non-blacklisted vessels, discouraging longer-distance voyages.
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More cruelly, they are blacklisted, which means that no studio can get away with hiring them.
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The main sticking point for the EU is whether blacklisted countries should be subject to sanctions.
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In 2014, nine foreign journalists were blacklisted for heckling then President Benigno Aquino III, Sandoval said.
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The EU also said the blacklisted companies include Siemens' two Russian contractors that moved the turbines.
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Reuters reports that Commerce Department staff have been told to continue to treat Huawei as blacklisted.
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Most Swiss recognized the country needs reform to avoid being blacklisted as a low-tax pariah.
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Read more: Democrats blacklisted Fox News for the 2020 presidential primary debates — here's what's going on
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On Monday, the US blacklisted 28 Chinese tech firms accused of abetting the oppression of Uighurs.
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It was one of 30 countries blacklisted as a tax haven by the EU in 2015.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC.
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But Hughes said after she ended the relationship with Payne she was blacklisted by the network.
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Conglomerate Asia World, blacklisted for alleged ties to Myanmar's military, welcomed Obama's pledge to lift sanctions.
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Yemen's government refused, fearing the deal would give de facto recognition to the internationally blacklisted group.
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He compared himself to Hollywood figures blacklisted in the 1950s during a national scare over communism.
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Washington pledged to ease restrictions on blacklisted Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, but has not issued waivers.
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Lies that he told to keep his bank from being blacklisted from the American financial system.
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But because Trumbo was blacklisted at the time, it was credited to another writer, Millard Kaufman.
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But if you buy a used phone, and it's later reported as stolen, it'll be blacklisted.
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Alan worried that her involvement with left-wing causes would get them blacklisted by the studios.
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It also blacklisted eight Chinese companies whose products, it says, facilitate the Orwellian surveillance in Xinjiang.
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China has already blacklisted the Houston Rockets and have removed NBA signage from around the country.
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Importing books became challenging; the police showed up, confiscating newspapers and the books of blacklisted authors.
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The US effectively blacklisted Huawei from working with American companies through executive action earlier this year.
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Under the latest sanctions, Americans are prohibited from engaging in transactions that involve the blacklisted vessels.
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Last year, the US Treasury Department included Kim Yo Jong on its list of blacklisted officials.
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After CNBC reached out to ShapeShift, the exchange said it blacklisted the wallet associated with Giza.
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And those folks have been blacklisted by the United States for alleged narcotics trafficking in 2003.
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He said that some of the companies invested in have been blacklisted by the U.S. government.
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Even after replacement glass solved the problem, "we were blacklisted from doing skyscrapers," Mr. Cobb said.
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As a result, U.S. citizens and companies must not engage in business with the blacklisted names.
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As Mr. Maduro orchestrated a vote to establish a new ruling body on July 30, the White House blacklisted judges and sanctioned more officials; after the vote was held, Mr. Maduro was sanctioned personally, leaving him one of four heads of state to be blacklisted that way.
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"I had no idea Vanessa was blacklisted," Clooney began in a statement obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
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Kaepernick's protesting has gotten him blacklisted from the NFL and he has not played professionally since 2016.
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Malaysia's Director General of Immigration, Seri Mustafar Ali, said he's been blacklisted from re-entering the country.
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Google told BuzzFeed News that it has blacklisted the six DO Global apps found committing ad fraud.
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He was blacklisted this year by U.S. Treasury Department on accusations he is involved in drug trafficking.
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A wave of companies is suspending business with Huawei after the U.S. blacklisted the Chinese telecom giant.
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In addition, the U.S. has effectively blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei over claims of national security concerns.
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The United States Treasury has blacklisted Mr El Aissami, accusing him of drug-trafficking (which he denies).
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Chip stocks fell today after the Commerce Department blacklisted five more Chinese companies from buying U.S. components.
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"I didn't want to be blacklisted or called out for not having contributed," the former staffer said.
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THE TRADE war between America and China is intensifying after America blacklisted five more Chinese technology entities.
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On September 22009th it blacklisted 220 North Korean bankers working in China and eight North Korean firms.
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Ultimately, the app was blacklisted by Google, but not before it reached tens of thousands of users.
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It was widely thought that she was blacklisted by record labels and entertainment conglomerates in the aftermath.
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Mnuchin said then that Zarif would be blacklisted that week, but the designation did not happen quickly.
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When Hayden first began to suspect that he was being blacklisted, he turned to Gang for advice.
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Depending on the state and the insurer, owning a blacklisted breed could mean your application is denied.
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Mnuchin said then that Zarif would be blacklisted that week, but the designation did not happen quickly.
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Some entries are also removed as, for example, some blacklisted rebels in east Ukraine have been killed.
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It's worth noting, too, that during this period many blacklisted screenwriters were forced to obscure their identities.
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The Hollywood Reporter previously reported that Farrow was "blacklisted" from appearing on the network, something NBC denies.
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The most rebelliousness I see now is coming out of WikiLeaks and DC Leaks and BlackListed News.
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After trying to publish his story about Simmons, Clizbe says, he was blacklisted by the conservative media.
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He has since reportedly been blacklisted by magazine media company Condé Nast and brands Bulgari and Valentino.
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Moreover, the US Treasury in the past blacklisted similar institution in other countries, such as Syria Telecom.
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The administration also blacklisted an additional 33 people and entities associated with the Russian military and intelligence.
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Meanwhile, the U.N. Security Council blacklisted four ships from ports globally for carrying coal from North Korea.
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Mr. Azhar, 50, was blacklisted for his leadership of Jaish-i-Mohammad, an Al Qaeda-linked group.
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To his surprise, the online system rejected it, saying he had been blacklisted by China's top court.
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With these tools, clients can get "blacklisted" for being deemed harmful or risky to other sex workers.
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He was blacklisted from Argentine productions for some years after he was openly critical of the government.
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In return, we've been abused, discredited, blacklisted, turned into punch lines and driven out of the industry.
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Sources say Infowars, which was blacklisted around the same time, has yet to return to the platform.
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I have been blacklisted from employment for complaining to human resources for being sexually harassed and assaulted.
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We have acquiesced, fearing the loss of our jobs or entire careers by being blacklisted as troublemakers.
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The government subsequently agreed to improve its anti-terrorism efforts to avoid being blacklisted by the organization.
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These sanctions were imposed on Rusal when Washington blacklisted its co-owner Oleg Deripaska in April 2018.
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Chances of a resolution in the prolonged trade dispute dimmed further after Washington blacklisted some Chinese companies.
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The United States on Tuesday blacklisted Rosneft Trading S.A. (RTSA) and its president and board chairman Casimiro.
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Mr. Konrad was blacklisted between 1973 and 1988, and many of his works were first published abroad.
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Huawei, a key developer of super-fast 5G technology, was blacklisted by the U.S. government in May.
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New York (CNN Business)An endless job search compounded by fears of being blacklisted by certain businesses.
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Oakley was blacklisted from the arena after he was arrested last Wednesday for getting physical with security.
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The council blacklisted North Korea's primary foreign exchange bank, the Foreign Trade Bank, in August last year.
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And there's more ... Temple, an event organizer, says he's been blacklisted as a result of the fight.
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Subsequently, Dr Pyne told school officials that an administrator up for promotion had published widely in blacklisted journals.
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The U.S. government blacklisted the company and is applying pressure on U.S. allies not to buy its equipment.
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Sam Stein, senior politics editor for the Huffington Post, said on Twitter the outlet was no longer blacklisted.
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The move came after Yahoo Mail was also blacklisted by House authorities due to fears of ransomware infiltration.
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While it's unclear if Love was technically "libeled," she claims she was blacklisted by the Creative Arts Agency.
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To combat the issue, Venmo blacklisted tens of thousands of users whose accounts had been flagged as suspicious.
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Naryshkin was blacklisted in 2014 as part of the U.S. response to Russia's seizure of Crimea from Ukraine.
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"As a result, the Immigration Bureau blacklisted him and held him for deportation," Pruthipong was quoted as saying.
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If you run a global company, are you sure your Chinese clients are not about to be blacklisted?
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In June, Huawei told CNBC it was scrapping a planned laptop launch as a result of being blacklisted.
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As a result, Serbia has been blacklisted by a number of international companies because of its rampant piracy.
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Also blacklisted was the Ministry of State Security of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic, the Treasury said.
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That potentially puts companies at risk of violating sanctions that forbid "direct or indirect" dealings with blacklisted groups.
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The WHO blacklisted a reporter who criticized the organization's fumbled response to the Ebola crisis in West Africa.
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South Korea also blacklisted a Thai shipping firm called Mariner's Shipping & Trading and Taiwan company Royal Team Corporation.
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Most black women are not really speaking out because they're worried about losing their jobs or getting blacklisted.
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In February, the United States blacklisted Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami for alleged links to drug trafficking.
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Kim Yo Jong was blacklisted last year by the U.S. Treasury Department over human rights abuses and censorship.
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In 2012, Congress passed a law bearing his name that blacklisted Russian officials involved in human-rights abuses.
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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, JD.com Inc and drone maker DJI Technology Co Ltd were among the blacklisted firms.
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Huawei was among a list of Chinese firms blacklisted by the Commerce Department over alleged national security threats.
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The fund manager insisted that I could not use his name, for fear of being blacklisted or arrested.
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The U.S. earlier this year blacklisted Huawei for national security concerns, halting its ability purchase U.S.-made chips.
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The phones will represent Huawei's first major product launch since being blacklisted by the United States in May.
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For starters, several Indian states had blacklisted IVRCL for poor performance, and the company was in financial trouble.
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He also invited blacklisted performers like Pete Seeger to be on his show, with no opposition from WNYC.
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Last month, the United States blacklisted Huawei, limiting American companies' abilities to provide it with software and components.
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With just over $1 billion in revenue last year, Sugon is tiny compared with the previously blacklisted Huawei.
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On Monday the Treasury Department blacklisted three top aides to Mr. Kim over serious rights abuses and censorship.
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"In a lot of ways I was a sacrificial lamb and was blacklisted," Moceanu told me on Wednesday.
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Chinese surveillance giants blacklisted by Trump's administration are set to appear at a major US security trade show.
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"They compare an image to see if it's individually similar to some blacklisted images they maintain," he said.
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Huawei will remain blacklisted for U.S. government workers, according to a Commerce Department memo that Reuters has seen.
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He was blacklisted for attending two Communist Party meetings, but that blew over and hardly slowed his career.
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What happened this week: • On Monday, the Trump administration blacklisted eight Chinese companies from buying American-made technology.
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Blacklisted people and firms have their assets in the EU frozen and individuals are barred from travel there.
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Other fans also boycotted the N.F.L. with the belief that Mr. Kaepernick was blacklisted for leading the movement.
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He likened his experience to that of Hollywood figures blacklisted during the scare over communism in the 1950s.
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She sought out her future husband for assistance in an era when accused communists were blacklisted in Hollywood.
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Writers that corresponded with the editor were blacklisted along with their essays, poems, novels, and even children's books.
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That means consumers are effectively "blacklisted" and cannot open another checking account, leaving them out of the financial mainstream.
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The actor says he believes he was blacklisted in Hollywood partly due to the aftermath of the alleged incident.
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Datuk Seri Mustafar Ali, Malaysia's director general of immigration, said Ri has been blacklisted from re-entering the country.
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Everyone might also hate how petty Kawhi has been throughout this whole process, getting him blacklisted in locker rooms.
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At least three students who were caught red-handed will be blacklisted from Rangsit University, the deputy dean said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "All films about crime are about capitalism," blacklisted screenwriter Abraham Polonsky once said.
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"Depending on who was on shift, things would be blacklisted or trending," the former Facebook news curator told Gizmodo.
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In these industries, she said, the fear of being blacklisted may prevent victims of sexual harassment from speaking up.
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But the Raffs took their case to the European Union's antitrust watchdogs, arguing that Google had deliberately blacklisted them.
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He has since been banned from Vogue and other Conde Nast magazines and blacklisted by fashion brands including Valentino.
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The administration had blacklisted Huawei in May for national security concerns, halting its ability to buy U.S.-made chips.
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Last week, the White House effectively blacklisted Huawei, making it harder to continue to do business with American companies.
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Last week Washington blacklisted another Iran-backed militia that has helped create a supply route through Iraq to Damascus.
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Jaish-e-Mohammad has already been blacklisted by the 15-nation Security Council, but not Azhar, an Islamist hardliner.
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It said it had taken 200 sites permanently off its network and blacklisted 340 sites for violations including misrepresentation.
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However, Taobao was blacklisted by the U.S. in December 2016 for the prevalence of counterfeit goods on the site.
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Adding to the confusion, last week U.S. agents were told that despite the president's comments, Huawei was still blacklisted.
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Jackson, then 38, was essentially blacklisted from the industry for her involvement, while 23-year-old Timberlake, was not.
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He was blacklisted—until a recent crashing of agency servers apparently reset each escort's personal info, including her blacklist.
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In recent months, the Treasury has blacklisted individuals, ships and companies accused of violating U.S. sanctions against North Korea.
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The United Nations and U.S. embassy have blacklisted several districts in Malawi as dangerous zones for staffers and nationals.
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If Azhar was blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council, he would face a global travel ban and asset freeze.
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The U.S. can also work through international forums like the Financial Action Task Force to have such countries blacklisted.
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He said he became a dissident after the government blacklisted him because he wouldn't sit approvingly through propaganda meetings.
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COSCO Shipping Tanker (Dalian), a subsidiary of Chinas state-owned shipping group COSCO, was one of the companies blacklisted.
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A Futurewei employee not affected by the layoffs said work had come to a standstill since Huawei was blacklisted.
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Sousa Mendes was convicted and his entire family was blacklisted, so almost all his children were forced to emigrate.
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The organization has refused to release its findings, but Gothard has been blacklisted from all IBLP events and locations.
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"If they do express trauma, they are considered weak and can get blacklisted in their assignments," Mr. Brown said.
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Senior North Korean officials will also be blacklisted as part of the new embargo, the South Korean statement said.
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"He sounded frustrated, and he was saying, 'I really want to leave, but my passport is blacklisted,' " she said.
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That strike, broken by President Reagan, left families like Sias' out of jobs and blacklisted from federal government employment.
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On Thursday, the US government blacklisted a bunch of people and organizations suspected of supporting North Korea's weapons program.
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Google can't license its apps and services to Huawei, since the Chinese firm was blacklisted by the Trump administration.
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The companies blacklisted included 12 based in North Korea, three in Hong Kong and two on the Chinese mainland.
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Journalists who've criticized Putin's government have also felt its wrath, being blacklisted, intimidated, threatened with prosecution, and occasionally murdered.
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In March the council blacklisted dozens of ships and shipping companies over oil and coal smuggling by North Korea.
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American companies are forbidden from doing business with blacklisted companies unless they have a special license from the government.
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By Wednesday evening, the Chrome, Firefox and Safari browsers had blacklisted Mr. Sweeting's site, and he took it down.
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The telecommunications company was blacklisted by the Trump administration in May, effectively cutting it off from U.S. semiconductor suppliers.
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Blacklisted people usually have to report their whereabouts to authorities and seek permission to leave their town or village.
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Huawei, the world's largest telecoms equipment maker, has been blacklisted by the U.S., restricting its access to American technology.
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For example, United Nations Security Council resolutions banning travel for certain blacklisted North Korean officials could limit their attendance.
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Stephen K. Bannon, then the head of Breitbart News, found himself essentially blacklisted from the gathering, known as CPAC.
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The blacklisted firm Mikoyan, a subsidiary of the also forbidden United Aircraft Corporation, supplies Egypt with MiG fighter jets.
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Separately, Japan reported that it had identified another suspected illegal ship-to-ship transfer involving a U.N. blacklisted vessel.
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Researchers at cybersecurity firm RiskIQ analyzed more than 18,000 apps to detect ones that are blacklisted by cybersecurity vendors.
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Lighthizer said an easing of export restrictions on blacklisted Chinese telecommunications company Huawei is not part of any deal.
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The American government blacklisted the vice-president of Venezuela, Tareck El Aissami, calling him a "drug trafficker" and a "kingpin".
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After she "pushed back against his sexism" during a taping, Heldman alleges that O'Reilly "blacklisted" her from his show entirely.
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Being labeled as "non-regrettable" is the equivalent of getting blacklisted by Facebook and prevented from ever working there again.
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"Friends and advisers told me I would never again work as an actress — that I would be blacklisted," she wrote.
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In January, the U.S. Treasury blacklisted Kim Yo Jong along with other North Korean officials over "severe human rights abuses".
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As Gizmodo reported earlier, a string of scientific organizations and universities quickly blacklisted or disavowed Krauss following the BuzzFeed article.
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The United States did not give further details of how many or what entities it had proposed to be blacklisted.
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The group also says the government doesn't have a way of clearing a person's name once someone has been blacklisted.
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Most prominently, the US blacklisted Huawei over security concerns earlier this year, a decision the company has pushed back against.
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The U.S. has even blacklisted Huawei, among other firms, effectively blocking the company from sourcing components and tech from America.
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The U.S. Commerce Department last week blacklisted Huawei and effectively halted its ability to buy American-made parts and components.
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The drop came after the U.S. blacklisted Huawei and effectively halted its ability to buy American-made parts and components.
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Allstate, an insurer, Warby Parker, which sells spectacles, EarthLink, an internet provider, and SoFi, a fintech firm, have blacklisted Breitbart.
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In May, the U.S. government blacklisted Huawei, accusing the world's largest telecom equipment maker of espionage and intellectual property theft.
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It is not known if the passenger seated in seat 41A will face charges or be blacklisted from air-travel.
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Those named will not all suffer sanctions as harsh and wide-ranging as those imposed on people blacklisted by courts.
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Huawei said this week that it has been stockpiling chips ever since the U.S. administration temporarily blacklisted ZTE last May.
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Trump agreed to make "timely" decisions about whether to allow American tech companies to sell to blacklisted Chinese firm Huawei.
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The city government had blacklisted it in 2017, accusing it of inflating bills and using adulterated material to build roads.
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Blacklisted jurisdictions face stricter controls on transactions with the EU, although no sanctions have yet been agreed by EU states.
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Sunai said Sam Serey was arrested by Thai police because he had been "blacklisted" by Cambodia over the bomb plots.
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If a firm is blacklisted, banks usually refuse to deal with it, cutting it off from the dollar payments system.
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Many also fail to report abuse lest they be blacklisted in the industry, which relies heavily on references and reputation.
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The Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation (KOMID) is blacklisted under U.N. sanctions for earning foreign cash via illicit arms trades.
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Bryan Cranston also makes a surprise appearance in the Best Actor category for Trumbo, a movie about blacklisted Hollywood screenwriters.
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In the northern city of Shijiazhuang, blacklisted people and entities are displayed on a map within the messaging app WeChat.
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And when her next album came out, Jackson was reportedly blacklisted from the major pop music radio and TV stations.
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The U.S. Treasury Department blacklisted two Chinese companies on Thursday, saying they helped North Korea dodge U.S. and international sanctions.
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CAA told CNN the agency has no idea what Love is referencing when she claims she was blacklisted by them.
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"I'm waiting for the knock on the door," says one Kurdish journalist after AK activists blacklisted her on social media.
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The United States sanctioned the Foreign Trade Bank in 2013, while the U.N. Security Council blacklisted the bank last August.
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Huawei — the Chinese tech giant that was recently blacklisted from working with companies in the US — is also facing delays.
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His Donetsk counterpart, Denis Pushilin, was blacklisted in 2014 as one of the initial leaders of the Russia-backed revolt.
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It also blacklisted Syrian Arab Airlines in 85033 and Cham Wings in 2016 for transporting weapons and fighters to Syria.
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Washington blacklisted Kim for the first time on Wednesday in a move diplomats say will infuriate the nuclear-armed country.
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He was blacklisted by the royal family following appearances on reality shows and for keeping some of Diana&aposs possessions.
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She was part of a group already blacklisted by the regime; she did what she was told to avoid death.
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The biggest question is if these people should be allowed to stay in the tech industry or be forever blacklisted.
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BLACKLISTED CHINESE FIRM MEGVII ASKED FOR MORE INFORMATION BY HONG KONG REGULATORS IN SETBACK TO $500 MLN IPO PLAN - SOURCES
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A system for penalizing individuals blacklisted for such offences as failing to pay court-mandated fines was extended in March.
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Under such sanctions, the United States can seize assets under its jurisdiction that are owned by blacklisted people and entities.
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Two units of LeEco, the group of companies that Mr. Jia controls, had already been blacklisted for smaller unpaid amounts.
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Meanwhile, an intergovernmental initiative tackling offshore banking blacklisted Nieu and other South Pacific states for alleged complicity with money laundering.
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Mr. Trump blacklisted Jim Acosta of CNN for ostensibly touching a female White House intern inappropriately during a news conference.
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A month after being blacklisted, Huawei has not spoken to the United States government about the matter, two people said.
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The country could be blacklisted in February if it does not make progress clamping down on terrorism financing, money laundering.
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In October, the US blacklisted 28 Chinese organizations and companies for their role in facilitating human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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I was effectively blacklisted from the physics department, branded a liability, and forced to give up a future in physics.
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The sanctions follow action taken on Tuesday by the European Union, which blacklisted seven of the same people, including Gotsanyuk.
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But its arch-rival India, which came close to war with its nuclear-armed neighbor last year, wants Pakistan blacklisted.
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Chinese internet users in August blacklisted bubble tea brands from Taiwan after a Hong Kong franchise urged solidarity with protesters.
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The Trump administration blacklisted some Chinese tech on Monday and is reportedly considering limiting government pension investment in Chinese stocks.
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Expectations of even a partial agreement between the two countries dimmed on Tuesday after the U.S. blacklisted several Chinese companies.
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Microsoft's browsers use the SmartScreen filter to analyze pages, block blacklisted sites and check downloaded files for potential security issues.
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Twitter also did not respond for comment on whether it had blacklisted the site to prevent the link from spreading.
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Many Swiss citizens believe that the country needs changes to avoid being blacklisted by other countries for its low taxes.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres recently blacklisted the Myanmar armed forces in his annual report on conflict-related sexual violence.
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In March, the Security Council blacklisted dozens of ships and shipping firms over oil and coal smuggling by North Korea.
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She says that when she ended the relationship and filed a report against him, she was blacklisted by the company.
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In addition, Glu is currently in the process of vetting that all political campaigns are blacklisted across our other titles.
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If Facebook facilitates the sharing of ads for websites blacklisted by the government, it could be fined S$500,000 ($369,000).
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The State Department also blacklisted a Chinese company for buying Russian jets and missile systems from a sanctioned Russian company.
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The assailant was subsequently blacklisted — but he continued to sneak onto campus afterwards to visit his mother who still worked there.
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This 1996 feature, co-directed by critic Noel Burke, scrutinizes the work of filmmakers who were blacklisted during the Red Scare.
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Turkish authorities notified their US counterparts about Duncan, and he was denied entry to Turkey and blacklisted; as was his companion.
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The airline, Iran's largest, was blacklisted in 2011 for allegedly ferrying operatives, arms and funds for the Revolutionary Guards' overseas unit.
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Douglas's decision to once again defy conventions and work with a blacklisted writer helped to end the communist purge in Hollywood.
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The U.S. government blacklisted Huawei Technologies in May, accusing the world's largest telecom equipment maker of espionage and intellectual property theft.
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Banks will gladly take it, as long as the accounts are not controlled by the blacklisted criminals of the recent past.
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"Those who don't follow the rules will be blacklisted like spammers," said Mr. Spiezle, who formerly oversaw security of Microsoft's Hotmail.
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The U.S. has also bolstered its military presence in the Middle East and blacklisted Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization.
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Not even two months ago, the Trump administration effectively blacklisted Huawei from doing business in the U.S., citing national security concerns.
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License-plate readers are now guarding the entrances of wealthy neighborhoods, tracking every vehicle that passes and automatically flagging blacklisted cars.
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Blacklisted results, which include topics like the Tiananmen Square massacre, will result in users seeing a blank page, The Intercept reports.
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In June, the United States blacklisted two Chinese citizens and a shipping company for helping North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump also blacklisted Chinese tech giant Huawei, forcing American firms to cut ties with it.
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Since the Trump administration blacklisted Huawei in May, citing concerns the company was too close to China's government, tensions have escalated.
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Blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council in 2001, JeM is a primarily anti-India group that forged ties with al Qaeda.
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Also blacklisted is TAWU BVBA's managing director, Sohayl Talebi, who the U.S. Treasury said had an extensive background in metallurgical engineering.
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"Most black women are not really speaking out because they're worried about losing their jobs or getting blacklisted," Marie told me.
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The U.N. Security Council Libya sanctions committee blacklisted Jathran on Tuesday, subjecting him to a global asset freeze and travel ban.
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When blacklisted officials logged in to Uber, they would be shown a fake map populated with cars that didn't actually exist.
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It's the kind of fun-sponge bullshit to get you mean mugged by fans and blacklisted from family-friendly media interviews.
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After taking part in the protest in the capital Dhaka, she was beaten by police, fired from her job and blacklisted.
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RiskIQ found that hundreds of active antivirus apps are potentially dangerous, with 55 blacklisted apps appearing on the Google Play store.
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The U.S. government blacklisted Huawei alleging the Chinese company is involved in activities contrary to national security or foreign policy interests.
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A few days later however a Department of Commerce email obtained by Reuters told staff to still treat Huawei as blacklisted.
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Farmers told us that criticizing the government is a sure way to invite an audit or end up blacklisted from grants.
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Hollywood celebrates blacklisted communist writer Dalton Trumbo while taking a few notes from the other side of that part of history.
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The US government blacklisted Huawei alleging the Chinese company is involved in activities contrary to national security or foreign policy interests.
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Rice previously described McGregor as a "lowlife scumbag,"§ and blacklisted him from the bar in a post he shared on Facebook.
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Kim Ki-nam, the director of the Propaganda and Agitation Department, which controls all media in North Korea, was also blacklisted.
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There have been many questions about Huawei's future ever since the United States effectively blacklisted the Chinese tech giant in May.
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Some worried they would be blacklisted from certain professions after graduation if a powerful club alumnus got wind of any criticism.
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Despite being blacklisted in the United States, Chinese tech behemoth Huawei maintained its position as the second largest worldwide smartphone maker.
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Many people who spoke to me for this piece would not do so on the record, citing fears of being blacklisted.
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Cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab found itself blacklisted by U.S. federal agencies after accusations of enabling Russian spies to steal NSA files.
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Others targeted include ministers and the Venezuelan Deputy Attorney General Katherine Harrington, a Maduro loyalist also blacklisted by the United States.
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The Abu Sayyaf was founded in 1991, and the United States and the Philippines have blacklisted it as a terrorist organization.
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Ren was asked why he didn't visit Washington to lobby Trump directly after Huawei was blacklisted by the US in May.
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And if Kaspersky is not a tool of the Russian government, then it should not be blacklisted by the U.S. government.
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On the same day Trump signed the executive order, the Commerce Department added Huawei to its list of blacklisted trade groups.
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The arrangement brings to mind the movie "The Front," in which Woody Allen's character pretended to pen scripts from blacklisted writers.
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It might be tricky for Hollywood to one day make a movie about how conservatives were blacklisted during the Trump era.
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The United States and South Korea blacklisted him for supporting the North's nuclear and missile programs in 2010 and 2016, respectively.
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The group and several of its leaders are blacklisted under the Kingpin Act over accusations of trafficking in heroin and methamphetamine.
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If a person tries to send a message that includes blacklisted terms to another account, that message simply never shows up.
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He's been blacklisted once before, and it's not that much of an emotional, psychological or commercial leap to blacklist him again.
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Mr. Trump's directive will call for the State Department to issue a list of blacklisted companies to comply with the prohibition.
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And the United States has already blacklisted some Chinese companies, including Huawei, effectively barring them from doing business with American companies.
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On Monday, the U.S. blacklisted 28 Chinese entities, due to alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities in China's Xinjiang region.
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He also said the administration could quietly consult people who are blacklisted but who have particular expertise on a specific subject.
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South Korean prosecutors say the government blacklisted thousands of artists, including some of the country's most beloved filmmakers, actors and writers.
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Mr. Yurdakul's name is blacklisted on a national database, so no employer has yet dared to give him a new job.
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Yassi's father is Iranian-Canadian and was affected by the first travel ban, which included permanent residents from the blacklisted countries.
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The U.S. blacklisted the world's largest telecom-equipment maker earlier this year, and restricted Huawei from doing businesses with American companies.
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In May, the Trump administration blacklisted Huawei, which meant US companies had to obtain a special dispensation to trade with it.
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Last week, the United States blacklisted 16 Chinese, Russian and Singaporean companies and individuals for trading with banned North Korean entities.
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To sell to a blacklisted company, suppliers subject to U.S. rules generally need to apply for and receive a special license.
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They can be blacklisted in construction or similar fields where tight networks and referrals are crucial to win the next job.
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Iraq was taken off the list of blacklisted countries whose residents would be banned from entering the US for 90 days.
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After leaving the 49ers, Kaepernick was not signed by a new team, and he sued the NFL, arguing owners blacklisted him.
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Of the professors who had published in the blacklisted journals, 56% had subsequently won at least one research award from the school.
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In March 2017, the State Department blacklisted two individuals affiliated with the group, Ahmad Hasan Yusuf and Alsayed Murtadha Majeed Ramadhan Alawi.
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Russia on Friday blacklisted over 200 Jehovah's Witnesses, adding them to the country's register of extremists and terrorists, according to the organization.
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But it may not be a question of whether Twitter can or can't "offer services" to persons blacklisted by the federal government.
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When someone tries to ring those blacklisted, they are forced to listen to a prerecorded message before the call is put through.
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The telecom giant has been blacklisted by the U.S. and is expected to be denied access to U.S. components for its equipment.
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Washington blacklisted Huawei in May, alleging the Chinese company is involved in activities contrary to U.S. national security or foreign policy interests.
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Then the studio blacklisted the Los Angeles Times in response to the newspaper's coverage of its connection with businesses in Anaheim, California.
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Another major Japanese chip equipment supplier is also considering halting shipments to blacklisted Chinese firms, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The administration blacklisted Huawei in May at the height of the trade war, effectively halting its ability to buy U.S.-made chips.
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" Dykstra also alleged that once she left, the ex had her blacklisted at companies she worked for regularly, effectively "steamrolling [her] career.
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Deripaska himself remains blacklisted and is suing the United States, alleging it had overstepped its legal powers in imposing sanctions on him.
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He also said he would allow American companies to sell products to Huawei, a Chinese telecoms firm which was blacklisted in May.
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Even scholars close to the DPP have been blacklisted from travel to China, among them Tseng Chien-yuan of Chung Hua University.
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Its neighbours' opprobrium means that it is unlikely to get a clean bill of health; it may even be blacklisted in October.
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His views led him to be blacklisted in the 1950s, something Corey believed effected his career for the rest of his life.
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Broadcom cut its forecast for chip sales this year by $2 billion after Huawei was blacklisted in May from buying U.S. technologies.
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France has blacklisted NRGbinary and related companies, saying they failed to provide accurate information to clients or to act honestly and fairly.
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For now, U.S. sanctions still create headaches, often indirectly tying up Myanmar-related bank transfers, even if they don't involve blacklisted entities.
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If blacklisted, Islamabad faces financial consequences and economic setbacks at a time when its economy is facing a balance of payment crisis.
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Variety and Vulture have already taken a cue from Farrow's article; the Reporter, unfortunately, got blacklisted from Allen's most recent press event.
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The EU's decision takes the number of people blacklisted by the bloc over the crisis in Ukraine to 170, plus 44 entities.
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Luxury brand Lancome canceled a promotional concert featuring Ho amid criticism from Beijing, and she found herself censored and blacklisted in China.
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Good thing that friend didn't know his uncle's phone was being tapped for mail order sales to foreign nationals from blacklisted countries.
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The decision takes the number of people blacklisted by European Union over the crisis in Ukraine to 170 persons and 44 entities.
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The U.S.-China trade war morphed into a broader conflict over the summer as Washington blacklisted some of China's top technology companies.
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While Jaish was blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council, India's efforts to get Azhar sanctioned have been blocked by China, it says.
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Blacklisted by the Soviet authorities, Mikhail Bulgakov, the great Russian satirist, spent much of the nineteen-thirties unpublished and living in penury.
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EDT: BuzzFeed is hosting a "Red, White and Blacklisted" event to "celebrate" the media outlets Donald Trump's campaign has denied from events.
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It sold its services to entities blacklisted by US government including terrorists, narcotics traffickers and sanctioned governments, it said in the filing.
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The company says it disclosed the information about the blacklisted entities using its site to the appropriate government agency in May, 2019.
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The United Nations has blacklisted 39 North Korean individuals and 42 entities, which are subject to a travel ban and asset freeze.
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Separately, Japan reported what it said it had identified as another suspected illegal ship-to-ship transfer involving a U.N. blacklisted vessel.
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Those blacklisted include Venezuela's industry minister and former vice president Tareck El Aissami, already sanctioned by the United States for drug trafficking.
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"I've been casting for a new gay film and many actors are worried about being blacklisted if they get involved," he said.
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And if I somehow avoided jail, I'd be homeless, blacklisted by vendors, despised by customers and completely bankrupt — morally, ethically and financially.
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The Treasury Department blacklisted some of China's most valuable artificial-intelligence startups last month over their role in surveilling Uighurs in Xinjiang.
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While many innocent people were groundlessly blacklisted and disgraced under McCarthyism, a few who worked for the U.S.S.R. got away with it.
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After publishing an essay criticizing Law and Justice in the Austrian newspaper Der Standard, he was blacklisted from the Polish Cultural Institute.
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It blacklisted 50 Iranian banks and subsidiaries, more than 200 people and ships, Iran's national airline and more than 65 Iranian aircraft.
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The licenses allow companies to do business with Iran and other countries that the United States has blacklisted as sponsors of terrorism.
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Its decrepit aircraft have crashed, been blacklisted by the American military for smuggling opium and refused entry to Europe for safety deficiencies.
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The airline was briefly blacklisted by the United States military, which said Kam Air's seedy-looking planes were involved in opium smuggling.
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In 21989, the United States blacklisted the Bashir government as an international sponsor of terrorism, and it imposed sanctions four years later.
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Hikvision and Dahua were blacklisted last year because of their implication in the persecution of the Uighur people in China's Xinjiang region.
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The DCCC also blacklisted all organizations working with primary challengers last year, which Newman said resulted in her campaign losing several consultants.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei for national security concerns, halting its ability to purchase U.S.-made chips.
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This week alone, the Trump administration blacklisted 28 Chinese entities due to allegations of surveillance and detention of minority groups in China.
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The U.S. Treasury on Tuesday said it blacklisted two Russian companies and six vessels for violating United Nations sanctions on North Korea.
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A number of them would speak only anonymously, worried that they could be blacklisted for industry jobs because of their political leanings.
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The White House blacklisted some Chinese tech companies this week, citing the use of their products in repressing Muslim minorities in China.
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Indeed, the prospects of a deal dimmed after Washington on Monday blacklisted Chinese companies over Beijing's treatment of predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities.
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She is a propaganda official and was blacklisted last year by the U.S. Treasury Department over alleged human rights abuses and censorship.
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Kim Yo Jong is a senior propaganda official who is blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury Department for alleged rights abuses and censorship.
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The client list of these blacklisted Russian entities includes US counterterrorism partners such as Morocco, Algeria, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt.
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Huawei has been plagued by on-off US sanctions in recent months, and it was blacklisted by the Trump administration in May.
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Their research found that 661 blacklisted cryptocurrency apps were found across 20 app stores including Apple's App Store, Google Play and others.
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The Trump administration on Monday blacklisted eight Chinese companies whose products are used in the surveillance of Uighur Muslims in Western China.
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Huawei, the Chinese tech giant that&aposs been blacklisted from working with American companies, revealed its foldable Mate X phone in February.
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Despite his repeated arrests, the mounting costs of legal representation, and being blacklisted from most nightclubs and television, he continued to perform.
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Another major Japanese chip equipment supplier is also considering halting shipments to blacklisted Chinese firms, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Kim Yo Jong is a propaganda official blacklisted last year by the U.S. Treasury Department over alleged human rights abuses and censorship.
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Journalists who work outside the all-encompassing state media have been beaten, blacklisted, charged with hooliganism or extremism, jailed, and temporarily disappeared.
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In the suit -- filed Wednesday in L.A. and obtained by TMZ -- Hawkins says the article resulted in him being "blacklisted" in Hollywood.
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Husi and those involved in the case would be blacklisted, effectively banning them from operating for five years, it quoted authorities as saying.
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The United States and South Korea blacklisted Kim Yong Chol for supporting the North's nuclear and missile programs in 2010 and 2016, respectively.
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You can choose words or phrases you want blacklisted, and those will be held for review by you or a moderator you've delegated.
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The Daily Beast was one of the first news organizations to be blacklisted by the Trump campaign for most of the election cycle.
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Valentino, Bulgari and Diesel have since blacklisted Richardson, joining the ranks of H&M, Target, and Aldo who banned Richardson in the past.
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The United States and South Korea blacklisted Kim Yong Chol for supporting the North's nuclear and missile programs in 2010 and 2016, respectively.
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Chip stocks are also under pressure after the U.S. blacklisted Huawei, a Chinese telecom giant that does business with several U.S. tech companies.
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All the costs will be passed on to a politically passive population, and blacklisted officials will continue to live like Middle Eastern royalty.
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In the aftermath of the assault, the actress found herself blacklisted from appearing in any films connected to Weinstein or his influential studio.
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The Trump administration had blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei, a big customer of U.S. chipmakers, which forced companies to stop selling to it.
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The U.S. Treasury Department blacklisted on Thursday two Iranian companies, cutting them off from international finance over their connection to the missile program.
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Even though I wasn't that favorable towards Prada and Miu Miu, they still invited me to events, and never once said you're blacklisted.
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Griffin, 57, felt blacklisted by Hollywood after the incident but is now headlining a successful comedy tour, aptly named Laugh Your Head Off.
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Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Thursday also blacklisted two Chinese nationals and one Chinese company over their ties to Pyongyang.
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He withdrew, and the industry seemed to withdraw from him – to the extent that Fraser wondered if he'd been blacklisted by the HFPA.
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The move comes after the Trump regime blacklisted Huawei last week over concerns that the company has close ties to the Chinese government.
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A statement issued by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain said they also blacklisted the International Islamic Council (IIC).
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If a Cyrillic-based site gets blacklisted, the phisher can't just come back with a different fake arrangement of letters and try again.
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Kevin Dillon says his old pal and "Entourage" co-star, Jeremy Piven, is a gentleman who's being wrongly blacklisted over sexual misconduct allegations.
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JeM is a primarily anti-India group that forged ties with al Qaeda and was blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council in 2001.
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The U.S. Treasury on Wednesday blacklisted nine entities, 16 people and six North Korean vessels it accused of helping the North's weapons programs.
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EU countries have traditionally had widely different positions on tax havens, and may find it difficult to agree on countries to be blacklisted.
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Mossack worked with more than 30 people and companies that were at one time or another blacklisted by America's Treasury, the ICIJ says.
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And the WWE can honor the recently deceased wrestling star Chyna as a trailblazer, even though it blacklisted her for an entire decade.
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In public, the White House continued to argue that Acosta deserves to be blacklisted because he was too aggressive at the press conference.
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RNRC was created by Russia's central bank in 2016 to cater to firms that have been blacklisted by Western reinsurers because of sanctions.
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Its Taobao e-commerce platform was blacklisted by the U.S. Trade Representative for a second consecutive time this year for selling suspected fakes.
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The US has blacklisted a slew of Chinese companies this year, including major tech entities like Huawei, from doing business in the country.
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Washington blacklisted the bureau after North Korean hackers were accused of wreaking havoc on the computer network of Sony's movie studio in 2014.
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And so at Trump's convention, BuzzFeed celebrated its status non grata by throwing a Red, White & Blacklisted party on the roof of Azure.
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But the British boycott had crippled his commercial reputation; his price had fallen, and he often labored under pseudonyms, like a blacklisted screenwriter.
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He created a support committee for the Hollywood Ten, appeared onstage with blacklisted writers and actors, and signed open letters condemning government censorship.
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She risks retaliation, a common response to claims of discrimination, which could mean being fired and even blacklisted in her line of work.
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In the weeks after "Nipplegate," Viacom blacklisted Jackson; her songs were no longer played on MTV, VH1, or radio stations across the country.
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After the American government recently blacklisted Huawei and threatened the company's access to American technology, Beijing has moved to retaliate against American companies.
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They were forced to leave Dublin in 1927 when Max's father was blacklisted by the city's sweatshop owners for his trade union activism.
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The first "Visions" project to be broadcast, in 1976, was "Two Brothers" by Conrad Bromberg (son of the blacklisted actor J. Edward Bromberg).
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A profound misfire, this biopic is a dramatically inert attempt to pay tribute to the blacklisted screenwriters caught up in the Red Scare.
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I got a lot of private support, but no one was willing to come forward publicly because they didn't want to be blacklisted.
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" During the McCarthy era, blacklisted screenwriters, their souls strengthened on sorrow, met at Steinberg's, scenes memorably recreated in Martin Ritt's movie "The Front.
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Some women who worked in Hollywood said that they were blacklisted in the industry as a result of coming forward with their experiences.
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More than 150 media outlets were shut down, Wikipedia was banned and over 150 journalists were imprisoned, with an even larger number blacklisted.
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Washington blacklisted a group of Chinese companies after claiming that their technology plays a role in the repression of China's Muslim minority groups.
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Chinese state television has refused to air NBA games, and a slew of Chinese businesses have blacklisted or cut ties with the league.
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During that time, the U.S. government has blacklisted several Chinese companies, citing security concerns and their alleged mistreatment of Muslim minorities in China.
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Other, more conventional Republican operatives, who may be less exposed have either decided not to serve or have been blacklisted for opposing Trump.
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During the F.A.T.F.'s annual meeting, which began on Tuesday, Pakistan received crucial support from China, Malaysia and Turkey to avoid being blacklisted.
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The meetings come days after the U.S. Department of Commerce blacklisted 28 Chinese companies, and China and the U.S. started reciprocal visa bans.
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Microsoft and Apple have also blacklisted some of the most terroristic channels, meaning that they can't be accessed via the Telegram phone app.
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Also blacklisted is Moscow-based railway company Grand Service Express, which operates in the Crimea region, and its Chief Executive Officer Alexander Ganov.
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Pursued in the courts, some women were blacklisted from travel, or their incomes were docked; some lost their homes to pay off debts.
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Leaders from the organization were eventually blacklisted by the US for its role in the violent attack against the US embassy in Iraq.
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Neither Kim Yo Jong nor Kim Yong Nam are among the North Korean officials blacklisted under U.N. sanctions over the North's weapons programs.
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Senior Russian officials named in the DNI report would be blacklisted from entering the US and have any assets in the country blocked.
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But earlier this year, the U.S. blacklisted Huawei, and prevented it from doing businesses with American companies — though it has been granted reprieves.
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The draft resolution would allow states to intercept and inspect on the high seas vessels that have been blacklisted by the Security Council.
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Huawei was blacklisted by the Trump administration in May, meaning that US companies had to obtain special dispensation to do business with Huawei.
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It might count as "extreme vetting" for people from permitted countries, but for people from blacklisted countries, it will still be a ban.
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The United Methodist Church's $20 billion pension board, the biggest pension fund asset manager in the US, blacklisted the five largest Israeli banks.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the Guards, but not the organization as a whole.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC, but not the organization as a whole.
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She claimed in NY Mag that Ailes had offered to help her career in exchange for sex but had her "blacklisted" when she declined.
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MACCALLUM: So, straight ahead tonight, the North Korean general who was blacklisted from travel to the United States is now on his way here.
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After the tanker was blacklisted and forced to return to a western Libyan port, the eastern NOC prevented the Seachance from loading at Hariga.
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Travel restrictions have been selectively imposed on debtors in the past, but the new policies are expanding the infractions that will get citizens blacklisted.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC, but the organization as a whole is not.
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The U.S. government blacklisted Huawei in May, alleging the Chinese company is involved in activities contrary to U.S. national security or foreign policy interests.
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They denied that such groups would be blacklisted, or that certain fields would be off limits, provided they do not endanger Chinese national interests.
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Women in comics point to a long history of their industry rewarding accused predators while victims are quietly pushed to the margins or blacklisted.
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She also urged the union to track the careers of complainants and monitor whether they'd been blacklisted, and to institute better mental healthcare policies.
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Word gets around fast in New York, and after Leftöver Crack doomed Northsix, they were blacklisted from just about every venue in the city.
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Meanwhile, China threatened this week to cut off rare earth mineral sales to the U.S., after President Donald Trump blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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Last week, the Trump administration effectively blacklisted Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant that makes wireless equipment that can be used in 5G network deployments.
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Amazon may be selling clothes from ethically dubious factories that other retailers have long-blacklisted, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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Sugon, one of the blacklisted supercomputer companies, is behind the Chinese electric grid, its largest telecoms provider, and its weather service, the NYT writes.
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Dykstra alleges that Hardwick was abusive toward her during their three-year relationship, and that when they broke up, he blacklisted her from work.
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Judd and Sorvino also say that Weinstein blacklisted them in the movie industry, which Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson, among others, confirmed.
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On June 21st America's Commerce Department blacklisted another five Chinese supercomputing entities on the grounds that they too pose a threat to national security.
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When the site screens the blacklisted comments users can review the filtered posts and either delete the offensive statement or block the person altogether.
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Photographer Terry Richardson, long accused of harassing and assaulting female models, was blacklisted by Condé Nast, Hearst, and labels such as Valentino and Bulgari.
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But Pruthipong later told Reuters he had not spoken to the newspaper, did not know if Wong had been blacklisted and declined further comment.
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Aid workers on short-term contracts who witness fraud or theft fear that if they report it they may be sacked and perhaps blacklisted.
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The U.S. Treasury on Wednesday newly blacklisted nine entities, 16 people and six North Korean vessels it accused of helping the North's weapons programs.
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The trade tensions further intensified this week as the U.S. blacklisted Huawei and effectively halted its ability to buy American-made parts and components.
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Semiconductor stocks posted big losses on Monday after the U.S. blacklisted Huawei and effectively halted its ability to buy American-made parts and components.
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And despite his own clean credentials, Myanmar's complicated business environment means Pun has at times dealt with internationally blacklisted entities with key market positions.
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The department also blacklisted several businesses based in Pakistan and Dubai for either being owned by the men or being linked to money laundering.
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The EU is troubled by the more than 1,000 executions in Iran last year, its ballistic missiles and its funding of blacklisted militant groups.
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Federal contractors argued the rule blacklisted them from government work, while labor rights groups claimed the rule was needed to weed out bad actors.
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The previous draft would have blacklisted 17 individuals but the proposed designation of a KOMID representative in Russia was dropped from the latest version.
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Officials in the world's two largest economies dug in their heels as tensions intensified since Washington last week blacklisted China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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The U.N. Security Council Libya sanctions committee blacklisted the Distya Ameya on Wednesday after receiving a request from the Libyan U.N. ambassador Ibrahim Dabbashi.
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ET. (CNBC) Large U.S. tech companies are finding ways around the Trump administration's Huawei ban, which paused shipments to the blacklisted Chinese tech giant.
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In the evening, BuzzFeed, which had been blacklisted from some Trump rallies, is holding a party for other media outlets shunned by the campaign.
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British lawmakers continue to call for better protection for whistleblowers, who risk ending up blacklisted, bankrupt and damaged after lifting the lid on wrongdoing.
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Everyone interviewed by The Hill asked to talk anonymously in order to speak freely about their experiences, fearing they will be blacklisted in Washington.
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Huawei has been at the heart of a geopolitical skirmish between the US and China, which escalated last month when America blacklisted the company.
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Blacklisted countries may no longer be used by EU institutions for international financial operations, and transactions involving them could be subject to closer scrutiny.
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Washington blacklisted the company and its billionaire major shareholder Oleg Deripaska for suspected meddling in the 221 U.S. election and other alleged "malign activity".
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"Did you hear about so-and-so journalist who got blacklisted?" became a common story I heard from several reporters on the Trump beat.
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Her co-star Eric McCormack went even further, appearing to suggest that those who do attend the event should be blacklisted from his industry.
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Over and above decorum, many fear the repercussions of coming forward for example (getting blacklisted from the industry, losing work, having YOUR reputation tarnished).
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The authorities have blacklisted writers who traded celebrity gossip, analysts who discussed rising property prices and advocates who wrote about problems in the countryside.
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"I had a few friends who were blacklisted on WeChat for a few days because they said something about the cover-up," he said.
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But, moments later, the immigration department said on its official Facebook page that Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, were blacklisted from leaving Malaysia.
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He said he made an effort to recruit community groups for the facility at the beginning, but was blacklisted by the then-Councilwoman Lopez.
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His company produced Spartacus, which was written by Dalton Trumbo, the screenwriter who, at the time, was blacklisted as one of the Hollywood Ten.
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His father, an activist devoted to black culture, was blacklisted as a Communist in the 1950s and was reduced to taking anonymous bit parts.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. blacklisted Huawei, and prevented it from doing businesses with American companies — though it was granted a reprieve until November.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - The United States has blacklisted 15 aircraft in its latest sanctions against Venezuela, according to the U.S. Treasury Department website.
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Signing on behalf of the Russian state oil company was Igor Sechin, its chief executive, who had been blacklisted by Treasury a month before.
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Among those blacklisted was Preet Bharara, then the United States attorney in Manhattan, who led high-profile convictions of Russian arms and drug dealers.
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The other Maduro-aligned National Assembly delegates blacklisted on Monday are: Jose Noriega, Franklyn Duarte, Jose Brito, Conrado Perez, Adolfo Superlano and Negal Morales.
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Ovideo, who fled his country after being blacklisted by gangs, identified himself as an asylum-seeker at the San Diego-Tijuana border in January.
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That law allows the administration to target Moscow's powerful elites and companies and countries that do business with blacklisted Russian military and intelligence entities.
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It will allow the industry to make drastic improvement to the database of blacklisted phone numbers, he said, and improve robocall blocking over time.
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Boeing announced a $16.6 billion deal on Sunday to sell planes to Iran, which for decades had been economically blacklisted by the United States.
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A federal judge in New York blocked the deportation of already arrived travelers from the seven Muslim-majority countries blacklisted by Trump's executive order.
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Wilkinson says they're also applying at other cafes in the meantime, though it's possible that they'll be blacklisted from other Ann Arbor coffee shops.
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But public access advocates and journalists have put Trump on watch, after he blacklisted reporters -- something Pence said he fought against after joining the ticket.
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The U.S. government this month sharply increased tariffs on Chinese goods and blacklisted Chinese telecom equipment company Huawei Technologies Co Ltd from buying U.S. technology.
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The Supreme People's Court has amassed a list of nearly 10 million people that have now been blacklisted from traveling until they service their debts.
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The United States on Monday blacklisted Alexander Bastrykin, Russia's top investigator and a close aide to , and four other Russian officials for human rights abuses.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Google is restricting Huawei's access to its Android operating system and apps after the Trump administration blacklisted the Chinese tech firm.
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Their class-action lawsuit claims the government since 2008 has blacklisted thousands of applications for asylum, legal permanent residency or citizenship as national security concerns.
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Google said this form of "click fraud" is rare and against its policies, which is why it blacklisted all six apps from its ad products.
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In October, singer Katie Armiger said she was groped by radio DJs multiple times throughout her career — and was blacklisted for openly complaining about it.
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"Blacklisted enterprises will not be banned from making overseas investments, but will be punished as they become 'discreditable' to regulators," the paper said, citing Zhang.
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During the early years of the Cold War, Hollywood blacklisted - refused to employ - numerous people accused of holding communist views, ruining many careers and lives.
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The women allege that in thwarting Weinstein's sexual requests, they faced a "credible and objective threat" of being blacklisted by Weinstein and major film producers.
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The group alienated many of their fans and was blacklisted by country music radio after criticizing President Bush in 2003 for the invasion of Iraq.
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Earlier this month, the United States blacklisted Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) and demanded buyers of Iranian oil stop purchases by May or face sanctions.
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Asia-focused HSBC and Prudential reeled after U.S. President Donald Trump heightened tensions with China by signing an executive order that effectively blacklisted the Huawei .
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Soon after, the administration effectively blacklisted Huawei, banning any US companies from doing business with the Chinese telecom giant without permission from the American government.
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Companies that fail to make trust central to their brands will find themselves blacklisted by those bots, a risk that shareholders won't appreciate, she said.
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I just have a hard time smiling at his exhibitionism now that I know the women who spoke out about it were blacklisted from comedy.
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Kaepernick has since been blacklisted from the league — informally, at the very least — but many other players have taken up the cause in his absence.
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For another 24 hours, I second-guessed my decision, wondering if I would ever work again, wondering if being a whistleblower would mean being blacklisted.
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Beijing said Washington needs to correct its "wrong actions" for trade talks to continue after the United States blacklisted Huawei Technology Co Ltd last week.
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The nationalist rhetoric has gotten louder in China after President Donald Trump blacklisted Huawei, effectively halting its ability to buy American-made parts and components.
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The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF — which tracks the semiconductor's industry's biggest companies — has fallen 3.3% since the U.S. Commerce Department effectively blacklisted Huawei on Wednesday.
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In July 1939 Frenkel finally realised that, whereas blacklisted authors and confiscated newspapers once jeopardised her livelihood, escalating persecution and violence now threatened her life.
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So when USB webcams try to access a stream, they end up stalling out and freezing because the cameras can't enable these blacklisted compression formats.
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According to the New York Times, the blacklisted firms will include Hikvision, which makes systems used for surveillance of the beleaguered Uighur minority in Xinjiang.
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People from the blacklisted countries currently applying for visas probably won't get them, though the executive order implies visas will be issued until March 16.
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The federal government has denied this at every turn — pointing out, for example, that most Muslim visa holders don't come from the six blacklisted countries.
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The U.N. Security Council's 15-member Islamic State and al Qaeda sanctions committee has to agree by consensus before individuals or groups can be blacklisted.
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Now, after being blacklisted from his sons' Boy Scout meetings and barred from attending school functions without an escort, Wilson's name has finally been cleared.
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Remind them that's the (famously blacklisted) guy who did those great Marlon Brando and James Dean movies, and that it's 92% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Clothes are required, sexual requests are forbidden, and anyone who doesn't abide by the cuddling contract—even with rogue questions asked via email—is blacklisted.
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At the time of the film's release, High Noon carried unmistakable political overtones due to its writer, Carl Foreman, being blacklisted during the McCarthy era.
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Another bit of good news: Zheng says homograph attacks aren't all that common because once a Cyrillic-based URL is blacklisted, it's pretty much useless.
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So, when we saw Mayweather at Ace of Diamonds in L.A. on Monday night, we asked if Tyga will be blacklisted from future Floyd events.
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Blacklisted jurisdictions risk reputational damage and stricter controls on their financial transactions with the EU, although no sanctions have been agreed by member states yet.
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Jaish-e-Mohammad has already been blacklisted by the 15-nation Security Council, but not Azhar, an Islamist hardliner and long-time foe of India.
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Social media reports also indicated that reporters from news organization that had been blacklisted by the Trump campaign were allowed in to cover the address.
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The United States and South Korea have blacklisted the delegation leader, old military stalwart Kim Yong Chol, for supporting the North's nuclear and missile programs.
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Any factories that didn't meet safety requirements were blacklisted by these groups and companies that were members were expected not to source items from there.
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But a new investigation from The Wall Street Journal found that items sold on Amazon, Walmart, and Target were produced in blacklisted factories in Bangladesh.
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Earlier in May it expanded these restrictions to mirror those of the United States, which blacklisted officials and businesspeople around President Vladimir Putin in April.
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However, many companies in which the Revolutionary Guards have an interest in or own are not blacklisted, and have been able to sign foreign deals.
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He is not blacklisted by the United Nations or the United States because he is not involved in the North's illicit nuclear and missile programs.
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But the U.N. Security Council agreed earlier this week to China's request to remove sanctions on four ships blacklisted for ties to Pyongyang's arms trade.
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Realtors who spread such rumors will be blacklisted, and if the circumstances are particularly serious real estate agents will be closed down, the ministry added.
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The company argued that government guidance had indicated that Mr. Sechin was blacklisted for personal conduct, not in his role as the oil company executive.
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It's possible that MoviePass would also offer to some distributors and theaters the opportunity to have blacklisted screening times show up on the pass too.
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"President Maduro decimated the Venezuelan economy and spurred a humanitarian crisis," Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said in a statement announcing the newly blacklisted individuals.
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India had intensified its lobbying to have Mr. Azhar blacklisted after the killing of its soldiers, and New Delhi quickly welcomed the Security Council decision.
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Weinstein also compared what was happening to him as part of the #MeToo movement to people being blacklisted for being communists during the Red Scare.
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And Grenell also once published a series of columns favorable toward a Moldovan oligarch who is now a blacklisted fugitive facing allegations of massive corruption.
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Among the blacklisted businesses were iFlyTek, a specialist in voice recognition; Hikvision, a leading surveillance technology provider; and SenseTime and Megvii, both facial recognition companies.
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If I had a penny for every time I was blacklisted and somebody told me, "You will never work again," I'd be super, super wealthy.
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If I had a penny for every time I was blacklisted and somebody told me, "You will never work again," I'd be super, super wealthy.
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The U.S. this week also blacklisted 28 Chinese companies, due to alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities in China's far-western region of Xinjiang.
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Culture Minister Yevhen Nyshchuk said singers blacklisted by the Ukrainian state security service for championing the separatist cause would be barred if Russia chose them.
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Meek's celebrity lawyer, Joe Tacopina, told TMZ, Meek is part of a long list of African-American rappers who were blacklisted from certain Vegas hotels.
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"There is no political will to face the truth," said Maksim Malyshev, who distributes clean syringes to drug users with the government-blacklisted Rylkov Foundation.
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Tensions are reaching beyond tariffs, particularly after Washington blacklisted Huawei, the world's biggest telecoms gear maker, effectively banning U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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" They even compare these watchlists to blacklisted citizens during the "red scare" of the 1940s and 50s, as an example of the real potential technology has to be misused: "There's a long history of private and quasi-private watchlists being abused, going back to the labor battles of the early 20th century, when workers and organizers were blacklisted as 'troublemakers' and could have trouble getting a job.
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The U.S. Treasury Department said Agrosoyuz Commercial Bank had conducted "a significant transaction" for North Korean banker Han Jang Su, who had been blacklisted by Washington.
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The ship is among 31 vessels blacklisted by China's Ministry of Transport following harsher sanctions on North Korea approved by the UN Security Council last week.
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After Huawei was blacklisted, most traders were offering only €100 ($113) to buy back the phone, according to Ben Stanton, an analyst with research firm Canalys.
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It was actor Tara Strong who first hinted at the story, in a response to the revelation that Weinstein had blacklisted Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino.
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China's foreign ministry on Wednesday urged the United States to provide a fair environment for Chinese firms, in the wake of reports Hikvision could be blacklisted.
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The organization's world headquarters — located in upstate New York — told the AP that members that were blacklisted have yet to be convicted, but are under investigation.
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Even for foreign officials with no assets in the United States, being blacklisted can make it impossible to do business in U.S. dollars outside their country.
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Only a few years ago, Bong himself was blacklisted by the government, and the characters in his film reflect a society where many feel intense hopelessness.
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China said the United States needs to correct its "wrong actions" for trade talks to continue after it blacklisted Chinese technology company Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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Blacklisted jurisdictions could face reputational damage and stricter controls on their financial transactions with the EU, although no sanctions have yet been agreed by member states.
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It blacklisted 28 ships thought to be smuggling oil to the country, and said it would ask other countries' permission to begin inspecting ships at sea.
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Tori Amos has issued a statement about recently working with photographer Terry Richardson, who has been blacklisted by several magazines and brands over sexual misconduct allegations.
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Blacklisted jurisdictions face reputational damage and stricter controls on their financial transactions with the EU, although no EU sanctions have yet been agreed by European states.
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The United States on Thursday blacklisted nine companies and government institutions, including two Russian firms, and three people for their support of North Korea's weapons programs.
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This would effectively produce a gray list of jurisdictions that would be blacklisted only if they failed to apply required reforms, a European official told Reuters.
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Russia criticizes North Korea and US Deputy UN ambassador Vladimir Safronkov criticized the US unilateral action, citing three Russian entities and a Russian national newly blacklisted.
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Mom Kim Zolciak-Biermann definitely didn't need to worry about being blacklisted by her daughter, as she shared two sweet birthday messages to Instagram and Twitter.
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Even after being blacklisted, the hero's main complaint is that he is in such great demand that he is too busy to celebrate his daughter's birthday.
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JBS denied purchasing livestock from ranchers on land blacklisted by IBAMA and won an injunction from a federal judge allowing its plants to continue buying cattle.
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The company said it did not have access to the government's system for tracking animals, and called for more readily available information on blacklisted deforested areas.
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It had done its job, and the spammer had likely moved onto another server — likely in an effort to avoid getting blacklisted by anti-spam providers.
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After growing outrage from the public, the taxi-booking service was temporarily blacklisted from the capital and made some enemies for running illegally in the city.
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Saudi Arabia denies targeting civilians and rejected a UN report last year that blacklisted the country for deaths and injuries to children in the Yemen war.
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This follows news earlier on the same day that he and his wife Rosmah Mansor have been blacklisted from leaving the country, according to immigration authorities.
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In 2011, the Department of the Treasury blacklisted Iran Air and Mahan Air over colluding with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) in these military airlifts.
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Blacklisted states face reputational damage and stricter controls on transactions with the EU. The list initially comprised 17 jurisdictions, but it is subject to regular reviews.
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The United States blacklisted the General Bureau of Reconnaissance after North Korean hackers were accused of breaking into the computer network of Sony Pictures in 2014.
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Microsoft is one of the few US firms which is permitted to do business with Huawei, which has been blacklisted by the Trump administration since May.
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He goes outside in them and even got us blacklisted from a nearby restaurant because, when the delivery man arrived, he answered the door in them.
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The move comes after the UN blacklisted four ships in October, including one that was caught smuggling 30,000 North Korean-made rocket-propelled grenades in 2016.
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The U.S. Treasury Department blacklisted her, alongside six other North Korean individuals, in January for supporting human rights abuses and censorship activities in the isolated state.
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Industry sources said one of reasons Russia's central bank was betting on gold due to U.S. sanctions was because it could not be frozen or blacklisted.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC, but had not previously targeted the organization as a whole.
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Blacklisted jurisdictions could face reputational damage and stricter controls on their financial transactions with the EU, although no sanctions have been agreed by member states yet.
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Israel also cut the area fishing boats are allowed to operate off Gaza's Mediterranean coast and blacklisted what it described as a pro-Hamas TV channel.
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But he said he wouldn't be surprised if "people like me" were blacklisted by Trump and his aides for speaking out against him during his campaign.
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Trump has been vocal about his distrust of China regarding national security threats, like 5G wireless provider Huawei Technologies, which is blacklisted by the U.S. administration.
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Pakistan risks being blacklisted by the task force, which would open the door to international sanctions that would be devastating to the country's already teetering economy.
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Beijing has threatened retaliation after Trump blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei and as the United States prepares to extend tariffs to cover almost all Chinese imports.
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Washington last month blacklisted Rosneft Trading SA, another subsidiary of Rosneft, over accusations it had actively evaded U.S. sanctions and propped up the Venezuelan oil sector.
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The vast majority of women I spoke with said they were blacklisted and never worked in their chosen field again after reporting what happened to them.
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WeChat's censors — which monitor blacklisted characters and use "optical character recognition" to scan images or screenshots — immediately started blocking messages that included text from the interview.
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Many spoke of the times they had been threatened for requesting equal pay, penalized for taking maternity leave or blacklisted for bringing suit against their attackers.
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Chinese surveillance companies blacklisted by the US are openly touting their technologies to the American and international market, despite allegations of human-rights abuses and snooping.
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The comments prompted Chinese state television to refuse to air NBA games, and a slew of Chinese businesses have blacklisted or cut ties with the league.
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HKEX itself may become a target of anti-Beijing sentiment if it permits Megvii, a Chinese surveillance technology company blacklisted by the U.S. government, to float.
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Baghdad criticized the decision, suggesting any oil firm operating in the northern region of the country without the approval of the central government could be blacklisted.
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But markets were wary after Washington blacklisted eight Chinese tech companies and President Donald Trump suggested a quick deal to end the trade dispute was unlikely.
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Earlier this year, the US blacklisted Huawei over national security concerns, dealing a major blow to the Chinese telecom and mobile device giant's international business prospects.
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In one recent and high-profile example, a dozen Cleveland Browns players knelt during the anthem for many of the same reasons as the blacklisted QB.
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Blacklisted jurisdictions could face reputational damage and stricter controls on their financial transactions with the EU, although no sanctions have been agreed by EU states yet.
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Meanwhile, the visit of Kim Yo Jong --- the 30-year-old is blacklisted by Washington --- is one of the most powerful people in the Hermit Kingdom.
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In April, the U.N. Security Council blacklisted dozens of ships and shipping companies over oil and coal smuggling by North Korea, including five based in China.
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Norway's $810 billion Government Pension Fund Global, the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, blacklisted two Israeli companies over their involvement in settlement building in East Jerusalem.
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In what it described as the largest single action it's ever taken against a Mexican cartel, OFAC also blacklisted 42 businesses, including nine linked to Márquez.
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China reportedly stopped purchases of U.S. soybeans and threatened to cut off its rare earth supply to the U.S., while the U.S. blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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Baughn, who said she worried she could be blacklisted, alleged that she spoke to a senior teacher, Craig Villani, who recommended that she respectfully decline Choudhury's advances.
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The number of Kenyans blacklisted by the country's credit bureaus, and so unable to borrow, has risen to more than 403,000, up from 150,000 three years ago.
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The U.S. Treasury also blacklisted Ali Tarzali, assistant director of the international department of Iran's central bank, and the chairman of Al-Bilad Islamic Bank, Aras Habib.
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One of five annexes to the resolution is a list of 31 vessels owned by North Korean shipping company Ocean Maritime Management Co Ltd to be blacklisted.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States blacklisted three people on Thursday for working for Islamic State, including the militant group's most prominent ideologue and a senior oil official.
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They are also subject to "secondary sanctions," which means foreign companies and individuals are prohibited from dealing with them, or risk being blacklisted by the United States.
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Breaking up is hard to do: Google is restricting Huawei's access to its Android operating system and apps after the Trump administration blacklisted the Chinese tech firm.
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Tensions between the US and China heightened this week as the Trump administration blacklisted more than two dozen Chinese firms and put visa restrictions on Chinese officials.
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Even regulations on video games published in December say that firms and gamers that violate the rules could be blacklisted and inscribed in the social-credit database.
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The company has been quietly blacklisted by US carriers for some time, but is now explicitly banned from US networks and from partnering with US tech companies.
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Chipmakers have been some of the trade war's biggest victims as the U.S. earlier this year blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei, a big buyer of U.S. chips.
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Apparently this is a broader issue, with research suggesting that services like Box, Dropbox and Google Drive remain among the most blacklisted apps by enterprise IT departments.
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NFL owners, in short, appear to have quietly blacklisted Kaepernick, presumably to try to discourage other players from using their platforms to speak out on contentious issues.
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Then, last week, the U.S. Commerce Department blacklisted Huawei and 70 affiliates, barring the company from buying parts or components from U.S. companies without U.S. government approval.
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In May America's Commerce Department blacklisted Huawei, a Chinese technology titan, and 70 of its affiliates, barring American firms from selling them certain technologies without government approval.
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The supplies came from the Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation, described as Pyongyang's key arms dealer when it was blacklisted in 2009 by the U.N. Security Council.
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WWHL host Andy Cohen admitted that among the rotating door of celebrities to appear on his talk show over the years, some have been blacklisted from returning.
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Beijing said on Thursday Washington needs to correct its "wrong actions" for trade talks to continue after the United States blacklisted Huawei Technology Co Ltd last week.
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All of the six apps flagged for engaging in ad fraud—Selfie Camera, Omni Cleaner, RAM Master, Smart Cooler, Total Cleaner, and AIO Flashilight—have been blacklisted.
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They also target topics ranging from violence and drug addiction to extramarital affairs and religious cults, all of which were blacklisted in lengthy guidelines issued in June.
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Enforcement staff were sent an internal letter this week by John Sonderman, the deputy director of the Office of Export Enforcement, to continue treating Huawei as blacklisted.
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But if apartheid was toxic merely to South Africa, a one-state solution and a globally blacklisted Israel threatens to be toxic to the entire Middle East.
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But that doesn't mean that iconoclastic venture capitalist Peter Thiel is going to be blacklisted for having backed the presumptive "yuge" loser in this year's presidential election.
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More than 450 Russian firms have been blacklisted by Kiev since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the ensuing pro-Russian separatist uprising in eastern Ukraine.
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Beijing has said it would retaliate after President Donald Trump blacklisted Chinese telecom giant Huawei and the United States extended tariffs to cover almost all Chinese imports.
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In addition to NADA, North Korean entities to be blacklisted include the Academy of National Defense Sciences, Chongchongang Shipping Co and the Ministry of Atomic Energy Industry.
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The U.S. Treasury last year blacklisted him for acting on behalf of and supporting the Nusra Front, saying he had raised millions of dollars for the group.
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The U.S. blacklisted Venezuela's vice president as a drug trafficker in February, and Trump later that month called for the release of jailed opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez.
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His family claimed he wasn't selected despite qualifying; however, the AOC denied any suggestions that Norman was ostracized or "blacklisted" for supporting Smith and Carlos' podium protest.
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It also blacklisted other top officials in North Korea, as well as the intelligence and security ministries there, over abuses including extrajudicial killings, forced labor and torture.
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The Department of Commerce blacklisted Huawei in May, a move that barred U.S. firms from working with the company, arguing Huawei's products pose a national security risk.
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The Department of Commerce blacklisted Huawei in May, a move that barred U.S. firms from working with the company, arguing Huawei's products pose a national security risk.
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Huawei unveiled its HarmonyOS software on Friday, the homegrown operating system it's been developing as the company has been blacklisted from working with US firms like Google.
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The United Arab Emirates blacklisted "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" in 2002, and Malaysia did the same to the "50 Shades of Grey" trilogy last year.
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The EU blacklist pressures nations to make changes and reforms to their tax codes, and blacklisted countries can face sanctions from the EU, according to OXFAM International.
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Mauritius was one of 30 countries blacklisted as a tax haven by the EU in 2015, but the EU removed it from the list in October 2019.
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That move came after the United Nations blacklisted four ships in October, including one that was caught smuggling 30,000 North Korean-made rocket-propelled grenades in 2016.
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Huawei, meanwhile, had a wrench thrown into its stratospheric ascendancy when the company was blacklisted by the Trump White House, leaving aspects of its future in jeopardy.
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It was blacklisted by the Security Council in 2009 and described as Pyongyang's key arms dealer and exporter of equipment related to ballistic missiles and conventional weapons.
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The U.S. Treasury Department said it had blacklisted the UAE-based Mabrooka Trading, and its owner Hossein Pournaghshband for helping Iran's produce carbon fiber for the program.
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The former NFL-er was seemingly blacklisted from the league for kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 to raise awareness about police brutality and racial injustice.
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Dykstra also opened up about recovering from the harrowing relationship, revealing that she had experienced anorexia during their time together and had suicidal thoughts after being blacklisted.
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She has been blacklisted from all of his events since November and kicked off the press email list, but has found covert ways to continue covering him.
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Kim Yong-nam is one of the few top aides to Kim Jong-un who have not been blacklisted for involvement in North Korea's nuclear weapons programs.
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In 2013, the National Republican Senatorial Committee openly blacklisted an advertising firm for working with a Republican group that targeted Senator Mitch McConnell in a primary challenge.
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Side effects: Mobile carriers in Britain and Japan were reconsidering their ties to Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications giant that was blacklisted by the Trump administration last week.
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That has been underscored by United States actions against China's Huawei, which sells telecommunications gear and has already been effectively blacklisted from selling in the United States.
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European chipmakers took a hit after a senior U.S. official told the Commerce Department's enforcement staff this week that China's Huawei should still be treated as blacklisted.
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European governments are not expected to reimpose some of their strongest sanctions, like barring insurance on Iranian oil shipments, which essentially blacklisted the transportation of Iranian oil.
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He called Mr. Khashoggi's killing the "worst cover-up ever," and his administration revoked or blacklisted visas for 21 Saudi nationals suspected of involvement in the operation.
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Its "Policy Screen" would also keep out stocks such as Hikvision and iFlytek, blacklisted by Washington due to national security concerns or human rights violations, Shoenfeld said.
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The index fund includes companies that the United States government has imposed sanctions on — including Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology, which was among the companies blacklisted on Monday.
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Reuters learnt last month that a blacklisted fan had been granted a fan ID. When this was brought to the authorities' attention, the fan ID was revoked.
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Exxon Mobil signed an expansion of its joint venture projects anyway, even after Igor I. Sechin, Rosneft's chief executive, was personally blacklisted in connection with the sanctions.
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His career unraveled when he tried to conceal apartment renovations paid for by a contractor that the city had blacklisted because of suspected ties to organized crime.
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"Namibia being blacklisted as a result of the EPZ regime and manufacturing exporter regime ... also contributes to the phasing out of the regimes," the finance minister said.
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According to Billboard, she was blacklisted, had her music and videos removed from rotation from some stations and had to pull out of a planned movie project.
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Website owners who feel that their sites have been unfairly blacklisted can use Google's Report Incorrect Phishing Warning form or request a review from the nonprofit StopBadware.
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The Treasury Department also identified a vessel named Esperanza as property of blacklisted Caroil Transport Marine Ltd and said it was previously designated under the name Nedas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Nations has blacklisted a North Korean ship for receiving oil in an October transfer that breached U.N. sanctions, as first revealed by Reuters.
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The supplies came from the Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation, described as Pyongyang's key arms dealer when it was blacklisted in 2009 by the UN Security Council.
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The government and its Russian allies say the action is in response to rebel violations including the presence in a demilitarized zone of fighters blacklisted as terrorists.
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Those tensions are, however, pushing private equity firms to consider investing in alternative Chinese tech suppliers after American and Japanese firms cut ties with blacklisted Chinese clients.
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It also removes Iraq from the original list of blacklisted countries, "thanks in part to lobbying from top defense officials including Secretary of Defense James Mattis," writes Lind.
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U.S. officials no doubt on high alert as Kim Yong-chol, a blacks -- blacklisted North Korean general with quite a past is going to be on American soil.
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In May, after trade talks with China collapsed, America had blacklisted the Chinese telecoms firm over security concerns related to its links to the Communist Party of China.
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Political commentator Scottie Nell Hughes filed a lawsuit against Fox News alleging she was raped by anchor Charles Payne and blacklisted by the network after reporting the allegation.
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At the time of this text exchange, this man—new to seeing escorts—was not yet blacklisted as a "time waster/do not see" but he is now.
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All of this sounds a lot like the reported behavior of Weinstein, particularly the way actresses like Mira Sorvino said he blacklisted them after they rejected his advances.
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Warren Neidich: The Palinopsic Field is an homage to the "Hollywood Ten," the blacklisted, supposedly communist filmmakers and writers who were barred from working during the McCarthy era.
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It was the first time that Kim had been personally sanctioned and the first time that any North Korean officials had been blacklisted in connection with rights abuses.
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Trump also said he could partially lift the ban on sales of some U.S. components to China's blacklisted telecom company Huawei, if there is no national security issue.
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Wheaton was already unpopular with some members of the LGBT community for his use of a Twitter blocklist that blacklisted many trans users along with harassers and trolls.
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In theory, that means if a blacklisted word is searched for, Dragonfly would have a record not only of the search, but the phone used to make it.
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The tech sector fell 0.8%, with Infineon sliding 3.4% on reports of halting shipments to Chinese telecom giant Huawei after it was blacklisted by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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If you allow me to sing "strange fruit" a song that has huge historical importance, a song that was blacklisted in the United States for being too controversial.
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Oscar winner Mira Sorvino says she's working again in Hollywood after allegedly being blacklisted by Harvey Weinstein, who she claims sexually harassed her more than 20 years ago.
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In the southern city of Nanning, the social media app TikTok partnered with the local court to broadcast photos of blacklisted people between videos, like a digital mugshot.
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Blacklisted men and women could survive by selling vacuum cleaners or waiting tables but often felt that they were not living the life they were meant to live.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 12 (Reuters) - Ousted Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor have been blacklisted from leaving the country, immigration authorities said on Saturday.
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China's Huawei laid off more than two-thirds of the 850-strong workforce at its Futurewei Technologies research arm in the US, after being blacklisted by the government.
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Wright implied that the postponement was due to a lack of clarity from the US government, which blacklisted Huawei in May after deeming it a national security risk.
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Pakistan's plans to seize the assets were drawn up ahead of a U.N. Security Council team visiting Islamabad this month to review the country's progress against blacklisted groups.
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The firm found only 85033 percent of infected sites are blacklisted by search engines like Google, meaning visitors to those sites could be unwittingly exposing themselves to malware.
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Washington blacklisted Power Machines when it updated the list of companies and officials related to supplies of German turbines to Crimea, the peninsula annexed by Moscow in 2014.
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The firm found only 17 percent of infected sites are blacklisted by search engines like Google, meaning visitors to those sites could be unwittingly exposing themselves to malware.
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But potential sellers of vessels are more wary under the new round of sanctions after a Greek network that helped Iran buy tankers under previous restrictions was blacklisted.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico financial authorities on Wednesday warned locally regulated companies of the risks of making deals with blacklisted people or entities connected to the Venezuelan government.
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So how did Ben Smith, editor in chief of BuzzFeed, reconcile the people who were blacklisted (or, at least, not on the list) from his exclusive blacklist party?
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Oxfam named Bermuda the world's worst corporate tax haven in 2016, and it was one of 30 countries blacklisted as a tax haven by the EU in 2015.
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The officials targeted by the latest sanctions were blacklisted for their roles in human rights abuses, election fraud and corruption, the U.S. Treasury Department said in a statement.
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The United States blacklisted the bureau last year after North Korean hacking attacks were blamed for wreaking havoc on the computer network of Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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In a Tweet, Crews posted pictures of a HuffPost article Emanuel wrote in 2011 demanding that Mel Gibson be blacklisted from entertainment for his infamous anti-Semitic tirade.
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Some of his blacklisted books date back to the 90s, he said, their contents so outdated that it would be hard to imagine a prisoner using them maliciously.
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Little is ever said directly—nobody wants to be blacklisted by a monopoly—but murmurs always come up via snide comments on Instagram or eye-rolling in interviews.
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Most dollar-denominated transactions pass through the U.S. banking system, and those banks, to avoid violating sanctions, can refuse to handle money linked to blacklisted companies or individuals.
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A quickly made rival "Rocketship X-M," directed by Kurt Neumann from a script doctored by Dalton Trumbo, then blacklisted and hence uncredited, took a less aggressive position.
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India claimed a diplomatic victory in May when a U.N. Security Council committee blacklisted the head of the Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Masood Azhar.
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MTV and other radio and video outlets effectively blacklisted her music, wrecking the commercial prospects of her 2004 album, "Damita Jo." Meanwhile, Mr. Timberlake's career kept moving along.
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U.S. President Donald Trumps administration effectively blacklisted Huawei in mid-May, alleging it was involved in activities that compromise U.S. national security, a charge the company has denied.
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It meant US Futurewei locations could no longer transfer intellectual property or trade secrets to Huawei's Chinese headquarters or other blacklisted affiliates around the world, the company said.
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"Retaliation can come in the form of intimidation, public trashing or being blacklisted," said Naveen Habib, 28, who has worked in government and lobbying here since graduating college.
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The basketball row, in contrast, is dragging on; the Rockets remain blacklisted in China, and by one reckoning have lost nearly $22003m in sponsorship deals as a result.
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In 1203, the Department of Justice charged the Chinese company and others with stealing trade secrets from Micron, and the Commerce Department blacklisted it for national security concerns.
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It was a remarkable challenge to the Shi'ite Muslim religious judicial authorities, who have blacklisted Khatami from public life for his support for other reformists under house arrest.
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Earlier Monday, the Trump administration declined to impose sanctions against companies and foreign countries doing business with blacklisted Russian defense and intelligence entities, a consideration required by CAASTA.
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Companies selling U.S.-made goods are now barred from shipping them to blacklisted Chinese firms including telecoms giant Huawei Technologies and surveillance vendor Hikvision without a special license.
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The documents contain the names of at least 33 people and businesses that have been blacklisted by the U.S. government due to evidence of wrongdoing, the ICIJ reported.
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The Chinese Basketball Association, now chaired by Yao, said it would suspend "exchanges and cooperation" with the Rockets, who are now blacklisted by China's sports and media entities.
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Menendez and Rubio asked Mnuchin to investigate whether JBS SA funded its massive U.S. expansion through an extensive record of bribery, corruption and business with blacklisted Venezuelan officials.
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The officials blacklisted on Wednesday include Yuri Gotsanyuk, named prime minister of Crimea's pro-Russian regional government after the 2019 election, and six others, a Treasury statement said.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Shares of Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology and Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co Ltd, which were among companies blacklisted by Washington, fell sharply in early trading on Thursday.
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Washington also blacklisted eight Chinese tech companies, while U.S. President Donald Trump suggested a deal to end the trade dispute may not yet be quite in the offing.
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The news came after eight Chinese technology companies were blacklisted and U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday a quick deal to end the trade dispute was unlikely.
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Investors are treading cautiously before U.S.-China trade talks that will take place in Washington on Thursday, although prospects for progress dimmed after Washington blacklisted more Chinese firms.
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Wako was blacklisted under an executive order that prohibits officials of foreign governments involved in corruption from entering the United States, as well as their immediate family members.
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Reddit said "doxxing is not allowed on the site" and "oftentimes moderators of specific communities will take action" but did not specify if the site had been blacklisted.
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It also said it had received all requested licenses to supply some products to its largest customer, Huawei Technologies, a Chinese telecom company blacklisted by the Trump administration.
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Because she runs away to Dundee with Kendall, her other castmates get mad at her, and it's not hard to imagine she'll end up blacklisted by casting agents.
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Being blacklisted does not carry any penalties, but it is a blow to Alibaba, which has been working to shed perceptions that its websites are riddled with fakes.
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He found work at CBS, where he designed sets and scenery on the variety show "Premiere" and the series "Suspense" before being accused of Communist sympathies and blacklisted.
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Sciorra is one of the women who was allegedly blacklisted by Harvey Weinstein, and as such, she's been largely absent from industry events over the past few decades.
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We saw a the fight to save net neutrality kick into high gear, while a major member of the scientific community was blacklisted after reports of alleged sexual assault.
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Except that, of course, the very long tail of YouTube content and creators would be effectively blacklisted even as this much smaller list of content and creators are whitelisted.
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Five business people who have contracts with the government say they and others have ended up blacklisted by credit reference bureaux after falling behind on loan repayments or defaulting.
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Red—who did not want me to use her real name because members of her subculture who speak to the press can be blacklisted from events—knows her stuff.
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Deripaska, who remains blacklisted, has sued the United States over the sanctions, saying that he had been the "latest victim" in the U.S. probe into Moscow's alleged election interference.
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Portman named Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino as two women who are part of the movement after being blacklisted from the industry after their own experiences with sexual harassment.
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Dodik, who has been blacklisted by the United States for pushing for an illegal referendum on an illegal holiday, has often accused Western governments of being biased against Serbs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. authorities said insurance providers Humana Inc and AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co violated sanctions by providing policies to three people blacklisted for alleged ties to narcotraffickers.
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Representatives of the Iranian government met the week before last with the Financial Action Task Force, the international body that has blacklisted the country from the global financial system.
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Lady Gaga was blacklisted in 2016 after meeting the Dalai Lama, while Jay Z had to cancel a concert in 2006 after the government deemed his lyrics too vulgar.
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Lawmakers first barred the company's products from government use, and since then, the Trump administration has effectively blacklisted its products, requiring government approval for any transactions with US companies.
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Kirk Douglas, known as one of the most beloved tough guys in Hollywood history on screen and a defender of blacklisted artists off screen, died Wednesday at age 103.
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Blacklisted from having a child, she goes to some shady figures to try and get around the restrictions, only to get the attention of a crime boss, Alexei Petriv.
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Shortly after President Donald Trump on May 15 declared a national emergency over threats against American technology, the Commerce Department, effectively, blacklisted Huawei from conducting business with U.S. companies.
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Pak Chun Il, North Korea's sitting ambassador to the country, was blacklisted by the United Nations on November 30, 2016 in response to Pyongyang's fifth nuclear test that September.
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Even if no payments cross American territory, America could still impose extraterritorial or "secondary" sanctions, refusing to do business with a company that does business with a blacklisted party.
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But it wasn't until 2013 that the Korea Ryonha Machinery Joint Venture Corporation, which produced the machines, was blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council for supporting the weapons programs.
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" Admitting that the gig had been her "dream job" and there was "a lot on the line," she voiced her fears to The Talk panel: "Would I be blacklisted?
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EST: Another director has backed up Peter Jackson's claims that Mira Sorvino was blacklisted by Harvey Weinstein after she allegedly rejected his sexual advances, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Wednesday blacklisted four Colombian citizens and five Colombian companies for their links to accused drug traffickers, the Treasury Department said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Huawei said on Thursday that it would seek ways to resolve the issue after the U.S. Commerce department blacklisted the Chinese telecoms equipment maker the previous day.
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Hikvision's cameras have been blacklisted by some security vendors in the past, the Journal reports, but the company itself has always denied accusations of interference by the Chinese government.
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The leniency deal is the seventh struck by Cade with companies that have been blacklisted for involvement in Brazil's largest corruption scandal centered on state-run oil company Petrobras.
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The department was blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury in 20003 and Ri was named by the South Korean government last year for activities related to the country's weapons programs.
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The U.S. Treasury Department in April blacklisted billionaire Oleg Deripaska and eight companies in which he is a large shareholder, including aluminum exporter Rusal, citing "malign activities" by Russia.
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The deals, expected last year, would allow construction firms blacklisted for corruption to bid for new state contracts if they admit wrongdoing, collaborate with investigators and pay a fine.
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Checking in with the campaign this week, its operator claims it's since collected the names of nearly 850 companies who have blacklisted the outlet from their digital advertising purchases.
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The new statement from the North Korean Foreign Ministry comes less than one week after the Treasury Department blacklisted three of Kim's aides over human rights abuses and censorship.
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Cowie denied any knowledge of transactions with blacklisted entities while he was associated with the institution, which was used for legitimate business, the paper quoted his lawyer as saying.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Executives at Credit Agricole and BNP Paribas sought on Wednesday to convince lawmakers they were taking sufficient steps to prevent French customers from using blacklisted tax havens.
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Earlier this month Ukraine expanded sanctions on Russian companies and entities to mirror those of the United States, which has blacklisted tycoons and allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has encouraged US suppliers to seek governmental approval to resume selling equipment to blacklisted Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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In 2002, the United States blacklisted the Lizin biochemical corporation for selling dual-use equipment to the Iranian-controlled Al-Ahd Sadeq Trading Company in the United Arab Emirates.
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So Roberto was out of his job as an X-ray technician, and believes he has been blacklisted from getting another sought-after occupation like working in a hospital.
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A withholding levy could for instance be charged on transactions to blacklisted countries, but some EU states could decide not to apply countermeasures - a discretion that could create loopholes.
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The U.S. Treasury Department blacklisted Amadou Koufa, a Salafist preacher and a leader of Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), an al Qaeda affiliate in the Sahel region.
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Mr. Long suggested that the government had "blacklisted" him from employment after his military service ended, and he said that it had instructed friends to stay away from him.
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The Wall Street Journal recently reported that blacklisted al Qaeda and Islamic State terrorists and their supporters are able to tap their bank accounts despite a U.N. asset freeze.
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Dealing with Iran's flag registry raises compliance issues for counterparties as there is a risk they might interact with individuals or entities blacklisted under U.S. sanctions, shipping experts say.
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Libyan U.N. Ambassador Ibrahim Dabbashi wrote to the 15-member sanctions committee on Monday asking for the Distya Ameya tanker to be blacklisted, a letter seen by Reuters showed.
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The self-governing overseas territory of the United Kingdom, home to about 35,802 people, was one of 30 countries blacklisted as a tax haven by the EU in 2015.
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But Brussels is also troubled by Iran's rights record, including more than 1,000 executions last year, and alarmed by its ballistic missiles and its funding of blacklisted militant groups.
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To prevent being blacklisted by the task force, which could lead to international sanctions, Pakistan agreed last month to an action plan to crack down on terrorism at home.
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Sales expectations fell to $100 billion for this year and next, from estimates of $125 billion for this year, after the company was blacklisted from trading with American businesses.
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One of the blacklisted subsidiaries had formed a partnership with the American chip maker Advanced Micro Devices to create microchips that could satisfy security demands for Chinese government customers.
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It has also blacklisted Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard Corps, taking the unprecedented step of designating it as a foreign terrorist organization, which Iran has cast as an American provocation.
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The Mangyongbong-92 itself is not one of the North Korean ships blacklisted by the United Nations or Washington on suspicion of involvement in North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Ms. Hughes, a regular guest on Fox News and Fox Business from 2013 through 2016, asserted that after she ended the relationship with Mr. Payne, the network blacklisted her.
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Sources told Reuters, however, that Beijing had lowered expectations for significant progress in the talks after the U.S. blacklisted Chinese companies and suspended U.S. visas for some Chinese officials.
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Huawei also delayed the June launch for its foldable Mate X shortly after the company was blacklisted by the United States government, citing carrier certification tests for the setback.
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Mahan Air has previously been blacklisted for alleged support it has provided to the IRGC-QF, Hezbollah and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, according to a Treasury Department statement.
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These changes wouldn't even necessarily make it easy to report harassment—women face plenty of other barriers, including retaliation, being blacklisted, and watching their reputations dragged through the dirt.
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Deals • Goldman Sachs said it was reconsidering its role in the Hong Kong I.P.O. of Megvii, a Chinese facial recognition start-up, after the Trump administration blacklisted the company.
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Shares of Ambarella plummeted as much as 12% after one of its Chinese customers Hikvision was blacklisted by the U.S. Commerce Department, along with 27 other China-based entities.
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Washington blacklisted it on Tuesday saying that Rosneft's unit had propped up the Venezuelan oil sector while engaging in "tricks" and ship-to-ship transfers to evade American sanctions.
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But the big Chinese banks have so far avoided any punishments by the U.S., which has instead blacklisted smaller players such as Bank of Dandong for financing North Korea.
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China has lowered its expectations for progress on trade talks this week after the White House blacklisted a slew of Chinese tech companies over human rights violations, Reuters reported.
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Throughout their careers, Ms. Frank and Mr. Ravetch had a close working relationship with Mr. Ritt, who had been blacklisted in the anti-Communist witch hunts of the 1950s.
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Not only had he been fired from his warehouse job, but he also alleges he was blacklisted from working at the grocery chain and all businesses owned by Amazon.
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Earlier Monday, the Trump administration declined to impose sanctions against companies and foreign countries doing business with blacklisted Russian defense and intelligence entities, a consideration required by the law.
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