If all of a sudden, the quality of drinking water is called into question, and then manufacturers who rely on using untainted water for making drugs or food is called into question.
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"When that central node of deterrence gets called into question, every NATO member state's security gets called into question with it — whether NATO were to have 10, 30 or 50 members," she said.
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The key points may no longer be called into question.
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The decency of British zoos has been called into question.
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He also called into question the veracity of the reports.
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Claims from Kyle's book have been called into question before.
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Sterk also called into question the testimony of both eyewitnesses.
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But as independence dawned, his influence was called into question.
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Trump has pointedly called into question America's core alliance commitment.
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Now, some of those arrests are being called into question.
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Many of Dr. Hwang's findings were later called into question.
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He immediately called into question her choice of subject matter.
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Others have called into question if the family even exists.
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Almost all of this was called into question in 2016.
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Franco's behavior with women has been called into question before.
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Many of the aforementioned were called into question by irate users.
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Sanders' honesty with the press has been called into question before.
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China's maritime image has been called into question in recent years.
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Grindr's protection of user privacy has repeatedly been called into question.
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The reliability of the bots report was soon called into question.
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Sanders again called into question Hillary Clinton's qualifications to be president.
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Trump has repeatedly called into question humans' contribution to global warming.
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Exactly what Dr He achieved has also been called into question.
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But more than just mental health has been called into question.
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Fake news, CNN&aposs credibility continues to be called into question.
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Because it called into question the legitimacy of our election results.
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As they do, the value of democracy is called into question.
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And haven't the antidrug agency's actions also been called into question?
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But Yum China's once-predictable growth has been called into question.
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Brain health among military service members is being called into question.
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Today, the very concept of the West is called into question.
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It's this relationship that's eventually called into question and cuts deepest.
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Now her diagnoses, and her death, have been called into question.
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And called into question a particular historic episode of shoe-banging.
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She has called into question France's membership in the European Union.
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Pete Buttigieg's standing with Black voters gets called into question again.
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Clearnet business - but its dominance has been called into question by Brexit.
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Bundy's mental health and psychiatric state have long been called into question.
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Maybe they were feeling the burn of journalists being called into question.
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Post-election, some familial and professional relationships were suddenly called into question.
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Recently, the idea of being self-made has been called into question.
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Have your routines been called into question or done away with completely?
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And beyond that, the bill's legality has already been called into question.
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It's the second time Stafford has called into question SpaceX's fueling practices.
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It also called into question when she came to the United States.
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The veracity of China's statistics is frequently called into question by investors.
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They say the testimony has been called into question since the case.
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But this consensus, forged over centuries, is now being called into question.
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It wasn't only SWEAT that called into question the effectiveness Iziko's approach.
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The validity of the Agenda interview has since been called into question.
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The validity of the "Agenda" interview has since been called into question.
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Media reports have called into question whether the journalist is still alive.
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The validity of candidates for openings commonly has been called into question.
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None of them had their very identities so consistently called into question.
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With the trade war looming, China's outlook has been called into question.
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His past in terms of race has always been called into question.
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Football's role was also called into question 20 years ago in Saudi Arabia.
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This isn't the first time that Orig3n's test have been called into question.
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But Nye regrets the recent trend of scientific fact being called into question.
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Our motives are suspect, our reputations are maligned, our victimhood called into question.
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The possible charges come as Mueller&aposs tactics have been called into question.
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The Australian government has called into question the citizenship of seven Labor MPs.
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Uber's autonomous car development has been called into question after the fatal crash.
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In the wider world, however, this same identity is called into question routinely.
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Critics have already called into question Tillerson's ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But a ticketing fraud has called into question the validity of sales data.
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And Lauer's attitude toward women has been called into question in the past.
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Tulsi Gabbard, who called into question the senator's record as California's attorney general.
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The result has called into question many previous assumptions about the Labour leader.
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The new government's legitimacy has already been called into question by the opposition.
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Ms. Koike called into question Mr. Abe's timing in calling for an election.
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The book was heavily footnoted, but its accuracy was quickly called into question.
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His success and his putting technique, like Langer's, have been called into question.
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Lizzo's blackness, however, has also been called into question in a controversial manner.
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However, subsequent statements have called into question how sure of this they are.
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Tesla's skeptics have called into question the state of the company's financial position.
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Fundamental values like free speech and freedom of religion have been called into question.
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Koenig dismissed any suggestion that the bail-in regime could be called into question.
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Meanwhile, Santana's reliability and intentions have been called into question before by other Housewives.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio, has also called into question the objectivity of the investigation.
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They've called into question Trump's business acumen and have publicized Trump's past legal woes.
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Or Walt Disney, whose own questionable past was called into question just last week?
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Trump has repeatedly called into question Clinton's stamina and condition to serve as president.
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It's not the first time TripAdvisor's review verification process has been called into question.
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" She also called into question his accusers: "I do not know who they are.
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Once again in a close title fight scoring has to be called into question.
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Yet in just a few minutes of remarks, Mr. Comey called into question Mrs.
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Jackie Speier also called into question how their relationship may have influenced the deal.
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Secularization and ethnic diversity called into question the privileges of Christianity in public life.
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The rule's future was initially called into question shortly after President Trump took office.
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The trial called into question Mr. Trump's own answers to queries from Mr. Mueller.
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Recently, a single blog post called into question the celebrity professor's methodology and reputation.
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Meanwhile, an experiment by JPMorgan Chase called into question the effectiveness of programmatic ads.
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Otherwise, I believe the entire mission of your institute should be called into question.
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The timing of the death established at trial has also been called into question.
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The trial called into question Mr. Trump's own answers to queries from Mr. Mueller.
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Medals from the 2014 Sochi Olympics are also likely to be called into question.
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But increasingly, this view has been called into question by advocates and lawmakers alike.
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If margins get squeezed, the whole basic rationale of the enterprise is called into question.
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He also called into question the publication's testing methods, specifically in the emergency braking tests.
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The person openly called into question Yahoo's marketing and promotional support for Couric's Tumblr exploits.
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Graham added that central bank credibility was likely to be called into question in 2017.
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Further investigative scrutiny has also called into question what the Polaroid truly depicts, Rowland says.
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This isn't the first time Facebook's protections for its users have been called into question.
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Wikileaks' credibility has been increasingly called into question with each of its last major leaks.
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Several rate-setters had already called into question the reliability of the labor market figures.
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Now even the few fundamental truths we've learned about Westworld can be called into question.
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Several rate-setters had already called into question the reliability of the labor market figures.
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But Sirisena's image has been called into question of late amid several eyebrow-raising headlines.
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Trump's stability has been called into question in recent weeks, most notably by GOP Sen.
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"The key issues can no longer be called into question," he told the daily Bild.
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But the glowing coverage of Salazar backfired when her personal biography was called into question.
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When the book's facts are called into question, you see Gay's negative reaction to Gerald.
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All of this will be called into question, and a major transformation will take place.
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And as middle-class certainties are being called into question, people are becoming more vocal.
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Mathews's cross-examination of DeShonda Reid, whose integrity he also called into question, grew explosive.
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Even then, the way India calculates its GDP has been called into question by some.
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Those are the times when America's commitment to equality of opportunity is called into question.
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Medals from the 63 Sochi Winter Olympics are also likely to be called into question.
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Rieber's announcement called into question one of the most famous examples of "real" multiple personalities.
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The nature of the threats and the security protocol has since been called into question.
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It has called into question whether OPEC+ really wields that much influence over oil markets.
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It has called into question whether OPEC+ really wields that much influence over oil markets.
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Even Palestinian recognition of Israel could be called into question if that happened, he said.
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And how can one authenticate ownership of a piece if that is called into question?
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It causes the normal structures of big budget games to be defamiliarized, called into question.
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In this week's episode, however, those instincts are called into question for the first time.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump's handling of trade negotiations has called into question his deal-making prowess.
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The President also called into question news that McCabe had written memos about their interactions.
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Mr. Jammeh initially conceded the race, before he suddenly called into question the election results.
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The scandals have called into question the wisdom and motivations for such a rapid expansion.
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However, it's worth noting that the viability of the study has been called into question.
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The shoes appeared similar to Kipchoge's and the new record was briefly called into question.
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The company's spending on marketing, advertising and customer service has also been called into question.
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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas called into question the sale of arms to Saudi Arabia.
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The company's future has been called into question after a rapid expansion left it in debt.
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Snow's reliability was called into question with texts he sent to a friend following the shooting.
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The accusation cost Marquez sponsorships and called into question whether he would play in the tournament.
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And if this year is no better than last, even that will be called into question.
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DiCaprio's payout for his film The Wolf of Wall Street is also being called into question.
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The retailer, however, stood firm that the products called into question were still safe for use.
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Your unseemly and undying zeal for condensed cream of mushroom soup will be called into question.
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When Microsoft reported a weak quarter last week, the initiative was once again called into question.
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Trump's victory has also called into question an expected increase in U.S. interest rates in December.
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Now the integrity and competence of the politicians that embodied it have been called into question.
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The veracity of the fingerprint databases that underpin these scans was also called into question recently.
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To make matters worse, the policy orthodoxy of the early 2000s has been called into question.
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This is not the first time Trump's comments about Ford production have been called into question.
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But faced with his slipping memory, I called into question the role of my own memory.
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Jenelle Evans' parenting skills were called into question on this week's episode of Teen Mom 2.
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In fact, I'm far from the first student whose voter eligibility Gilbert has called into question.
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Kyle Cooke's commitment to his relationship with Amanda Batula has been called into question yet again.
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This is not the first time the authenticity of online reviews has been called into question.
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Mark Warner called into question Facebook's abysmal track record in preserving people's privacy on its platforms.
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Esper's industry-filled resume will likely be called into question during his Senate confirmation hearings. Sen.
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Its fundamental structure will then be called into question by those who want a nationalized system.
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Training standards, regulatory oversight, and pilot experience have also been called into question following the scandal.
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Officials said Moran's decision to maintain a relationship with the officer called into question Moran's judgment.
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In response, Trump shot back at Khan and called into question his wife's silence on stage.
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Oilcan Harry's has been around since before Rick Perry's own sexuality was constantly called into question.
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He has even called into question the First Amendment, specifically the separation of church and state.
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Demjanjuk's defense team called into question the reliability of these stories, since they were decades old.
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Meaning without this value, the legality of ASCAP and BMI could be called into question again.
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"; by the time they're called into question, it's really a matter of "you and what army?
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Errors, along with generalizations, blind spots and oversights, that called into question the choice to publish.
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This is not the first time Purell's maker, GOJO, has had its claims called into question.
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If it can be proven he didn't, the whole book would be called into question. 2.
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However, many projects have been called into question, hit by corruption scandals and shoddy work standards.
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The report also called into question the independence of the audit committee and ProPetro's board members.
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But the article was almost immediately called into question for relying on a single source, Jackie.
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Clinton's brothers, Hugh and Tony Rodham — made headlines for business dealings that were called into question.
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Economic management, a traditional strong point for the conservative government, is now being called into question.
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It's not the first time the ethics of the Health secretary have been called into question.
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The committee's conduct and credibility has been called into question by the families and legal experts.
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It was a humiliating defeat and called into question Mr. McConnell's power in his own backyard.
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"The credibility of those officers has now been directly called into question," Mosby said last Friday.
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Some have also called into question the order's legality, noting the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.
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Trump has repeatedly called into question whether Russia meddled in the 2016 election to help him win.
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And the I.G. actually found that, that it looks bad, it called into question the investigation impartiality.
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Other precedents set with the Comcast-NBC merger will also be called into question, according to Blumenthal.
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Steve Scalise in Virginia to Ossoff and Handel's stance on same-sex adoption being called into question.
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However, that meeting was recently called into question after North Korea threatened to pull out of talks .
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Washington endured its own snowfall controversy, as experts called into question figures reported at Reagan National Airport.
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Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have had their ability to receive the briefings called into question.
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The dollar's sustained strength has called into question moves by the Federal Reserve and shaken commodity markets.
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As someone who regularly espouses progressive ideologies online, I'm used to having my masculinity called into question.
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It took a $40 million write-off and its hardware "camera company" strategy was called into question.
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With two players now in the game, decade-long policies and contracts are getting called into question.
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That unchecked presidential authority was called into question Tuesday in a Senate hearing led by Republican Sen.
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And I should not be called into question about something I have worked for my entire life.
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How will he react when such a core element of his political being is called into question?
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Analysts have said the value of such moves may be called into question by stricter privacy rules.
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Talks over the constitutional declaration were called into question by the violence this week before being reconvened.
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Goelman on Tuesday said partisan politics called into question the "impartiality" of the investigation into Strzok's conduct.
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One of Facebook's biggest advertisers recently called into question the effectiveness of some of the company's ads.
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If their motives were suspect, then the projected savings from the ACA could be called into question.
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Now the relevancy of the entire 300 mile long, 700 foot tall Wall is called into question.
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But, sadly, things have come to this, that in Hungary this is apparently being called into question.
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Trump's rapid rise and astonishing resilience have called into question the establishment's ability to actually control events.
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That has stoked interest in the book and also called into question denials from Mr. Trump's team.
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Croatia's justice minister has called into question the speed of the responses by security and medical staff.
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It shores up progressive bona fides called into question by both-sides-ism and liberal hand-wringing.
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What to watch: While Scheer's political identity is still taking shape, Trudeau's has been called into question.
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However the company's future has been called into question after a rapid expansion left it in debt.
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And a recent Associated Press investigation called into question the evidence that was used to convict him.
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GOP lawmakers close to Trump have publicly called into question the strategy of Giuliani's frequent media appearances.
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So anything which called into question the operation of Hodeidah would be a matter of deepest concern.
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White's nomination was withdrawn on Monday, but Wheeler's was barely called into question by Democratic Senators Wednesday.
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It's not the first time the infection-clearing properties of cranberry juice have been called into question.
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As regulators set their sights on big tech, the future of FANG is being called into question. TradingAnalysis.
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But "radical rudeness" can be dangerous in an environment where civil liberties are increasingly being called into question.
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The viability of every currently pending lawsuit on behalf of trans civil rights would be called into question.
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The big picture: The U.S. withdrawal from northern Syria has called into question Trump's loyalty to allied causes.
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What's the logic behind Valls's belief that the "very idea of Europe" could be called into question, then?
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The final outcome of the Iowa caucuses has been called into question amid technical difficulties and reporting discrepancies.
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The spat called into question the stability of the US' relationship with one of its strongest regional allies.
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Just last month, his tactics for selling merch to children were called into question by a fellow creator.
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She also called into question Republicans' continued loyalty to the president in the face of "totally unethical" behavior.
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This isn't the first time the data Amazon collects on the Echo has been called into question, either.
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Yanda met with reporters on Wednesday and said he was disturbed that his character was called into question.
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In 22017 the findings of Hassabis's own PhD were called into question by a team of Australian researchers.
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The area where price would seem to be called into question most is on what's powering the headset.
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Turner, a Republican, recently disputed Toensing's characterization of their May 2016 conversation and called into question Toensing's allegations.
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The growth of NATO comes as President Trump's commitment to the alliance continues to be called into question.
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If election results can't be trusted, then the legitimacy of the representative system itself is called into question.
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In a note titled "The Importance of 'Boring' Questions," Morgan Stanley's Jonas called into question Tesla's financial standing.
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Donald Trump and members of his administration have called into question the well-established science of climate change.
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When the will of the people is consistently thwarted, a nation's claim to democracy is called into question.
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The attack called into question Trump's plan to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria, which he announced last month.
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Collins shared with me several recent proteomics papers that made spectacular claims that were later called into question.
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Officials said Moran's decision to maintain a relationship with the unnamed former officer called into question Moran's judgment.
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However, these projections could all be called into question since Obama appointed trustees continued to dominate the process.
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Some of Clinton's campaign surrogates have called into question Sanders's commitment to civil rights and criminal justice reform.
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At that point, Hitlist's decision to forgo a chat interface or chat feature could be called into question.
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They called into question cases involving a variety of topics, from state surveillance to the judicial reforms themselves.
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Mr. Maassen's unapologetic stance won him status with the far right and called into question his political neutrality.
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And the legacy of some priests who were considered heroes of that era is being called into question.
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When Faith invites Greer into her inner orbit, everything Greer thought she'd ever wanted is called into question.
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The victory of the president-elect, Felix Tshisekedi, been called into question by, among others, Belgium and France.
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During a photo-op phone conversation, he called into question the 7-year-old's belief in Santa Claus.
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It is one in which the conventions of both homo- and heteronormative expression are called into question daily.
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The Turkish invasion called into question the militia's ability to continue securely holding some 11,000 captured ISIS fighters.
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Mr. Davis, the government's main witness, had his credibility repeatedly called into question by lawyers for Mr. Walters.
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Some lawmakers have called into question whether he should have his privileges revoked in light of those corrections.
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If they don't win every championship for at least two more years, that legacy gets called into question.
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The slew of criminal cases she faces called into question the viability of her presidential candidacy last year.
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This isn't the first time that Samsung's Galaxy S10's fingerprint security has been called into question, either.
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Both Mexican and Guatemalan officials also criticized the decision in recent days and called into question its legitimacy.
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With the rise of the environmental movement in the late 1960s, however, this assumption was called into question.
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But Mr. Spicer's comments also called into question the Trump transition team's own assessment of Mr. Flynn. Gov.
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But Mr. Spicer's answers also called into question the Trump transition team's own assessment of Mr. Flynn. Gov.
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It also called into question an essential characteristic of Indian politics, whose secular nature often seems skin-deep.
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The power segment, which had grand ambitions that are now being called into question ... is the next hurdle.
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The stock in the company fell 11 percent in value after its accounting practices were called into question.
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Strickland's campaign responded with statements from local Ohio coal country leaders who called into question the UMWA's decision.
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In an opinion last August, Judge Gorsuch called into question whether Chevron deference was permissible under the Constitution.
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"While the cargo's quality has been called into question, the facts are clear," Bunge said in a statement.
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A third jailhouse informant, Paul Skalnik, is a former police officer whose credibility has been called into question.
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The disaster has called into question the willingness of investors and lenders to continue funding the broader industry.
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However, this conventional wisdom has been called into question by a recent analysis from the Upshot's Nate Cohn.
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His Super Bowl performance called into question whether he's always used black bodies, products, and production for personal gain.
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The massive amount of funding being provided by industry players has called into question the credibility of the research.
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Earlier on Friday, Trump called into question whether the next round of talks would take place in early September.
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It also called into question his conclusion that the total number of Jews killed that day actually totaled 1,600.
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He has denied the very branch of government that is being called into question from participating in the depositions.
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But the value of the diplomas issued is called into question by what colleges and students themselves are saying.
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Stone all but admits to inventing the birther rhetoric, which called into question Barack Obama's status as a citizen.
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The delegate system, especially the seemingly opaque super delegate allocations and the Electoral College, are being called into question.
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After Trump called into question reports of her lawsuit and case, however, Harth told the Guardian she reversed course.
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Krueger's health was called into question after he collapsed on stage during his first major press conference in 2015.
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The controversy called into question Facebook's role as a primary source of news for tens of millions of Americans.
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Trump, in his topsy-turvey actions, has called into question all these legacies that so defined who we are.
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Yet the subdued reaction in stock markets, especially in China, has called into question the durability of any recovery.
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The statement comes as the future of Kavanaugh's confirmation is called into question amid the firestorm surrounding Ford's allegation.
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Even today, that decision is called into question; to millions, the decision was not only unfair but dead wrong.
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David Bursten, a State Police spokesman, declined to say how many voter registration forms had been called into question.
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Several paintings deemed "new discoveries" that came through the hands of the same collector have been called into question.
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Now the heroic status of both men, and the very legacy of those revolutions, are being called into question.
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But low oil prices and differences over regional issues have called into question whether such strong support is sustainable.
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It also called into question the fate of Britain's largest steelworks in Port Talbot, Wales, owned by Tata Steel.
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The conclusions of that study have since been called into question, but the research undoubtedly nudged the field forward.
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On Thursday, the conservative wing of the Supreme Court called into question the whole project of modern American governance.
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Those studies have been called into question, because they basically let people self-report their awesomeness at understanding science.
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Pence's public health record has already been called into question since the President announced the vice president's new role.
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Consumer groups in the United States and lawmakers in Europe have called into question the company's power and size.
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Trump has previously called into question the Clinton campaign, referencing potential contacts between her campaign staff and the Kremlin.
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But those credentials are being called into question in the intense debate over replacing the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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We live in a moment when the political consensus of the '80s and '90s is being called into question.
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"Given such easily found omissions, the integrity of the entire list is called into question," the SNAP statement said.
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In each of these arenas, looking at the outcomes that neoliberalism delivered increasingly called into question the worldview itself.
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But she also portrayed herself as a staunch ally to the president, something conservative opponents have called into question.
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They're keeping up a degree of surface continuity, but the foundations of our policy have been called into question.
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The scheme has called into question whether Mark Harris, the Republican candidate, really outpolled his Democratic opponent, Dan McCready.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) called into question on Thursday during his hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The White House counter-attack also implicitly called into question the legitimacy of the probe against Trump campaign aides itself.
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Critics of Tether have called into question whether that cryptocurrency is truly backed by the equivalent amount of U.S. dollars.
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It didn't take long for the singer and reality TV star's parenting skills to be called into question by followers.
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In a widely discussed concurrence in that case, Mr Gorsuch called into question the very basis for the Chevron principle.
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Others have called into question the idea of filling old people's veins with teen blood as an anti-aging solution.
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Nonetheless, the rumoured wobble has again called into question the president's commitment to the 17-year-old war in Afghanistan.
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Ever since the doping revelations came to light, Russia's right to host international sporting events has been called into question.
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But if you zoom out a bit from the Democratic race, I think even that assumption gets called into question.
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That deal has been called into question because of the tiny Montana company's alleged ties to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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Ireland's government was on the verge of collapse on Thursday after the deputy prime minister's position was called into question.
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Nomura's move came as the survival of ETFs (exchnage traded funds) and ETNs with similar strategy is called into question.
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The Bush administration's hostility to the International Criminal Court meanwhile called into question its commitment to the principles of multilateralism.
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Trump and his campaign have repeatedly called into question Cruz's eligibilty to run for president because of his Canadian birthplace.
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The president also called into question the FBI's handling of the Russia investigation, again criticizing it for surveilling his campaign.
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In a previous letter, he called into question the company's partnership with Huawei, which he said raises national security concerns.
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" Trump has since called into question the legitimacy of the audio tape, claiming last year that the recording was "illegal.
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Citi also called into question the profitability of Ollie's newly opened stores, which analyst said could cannibalize their own market.
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Trump's increasingly trenchant rhetoric has called into question the relationship between the U.S. and many of its closest historical allies.
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Both the Organization of American States and the European Union found irregularities that they said called into question the results.
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In fact, both Britain's National Farmers' Union and the Soil Association have called into question the ethicality of the marketing.
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And the outcome has called into question whether the conservative media world can abide journalism that questions the new orthodoxy.
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Those records have themselves been called into question — a factor cited in the lower courts' decisions to vacate Syed's conviction.
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While I try to use bags that are biodegradable, the effectiveness of biodegradable plastic bags has been called into question.
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The report released Thursday did not examine the origins of the Russia investigation, which Mr. Trump has called into question.
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Yet too often, those who may have their actions called into question have demeaned this commitment to inform our citizens.
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Stefan Grant, a Florida realtor who's verified on Twitter, called into question whether one of the barbershops was even real.
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When a violent death occurs in connection with the Frasers, her potential involvement in the crime is called into question.
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He called into question the broad spectrum of sweeping technological advances that have made airplanes much safer in recent decades.
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Longstanding agreements between the United States and its biggest trading partners have been called into question by President Donald Trump.
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They are now equally bitter and disillusioned, as the government's paralysis has called into question whether Britain will ever leave.
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Carter Page is a former Trump adviser whose reportedly close ties to Russia have been called into question during the campaign.
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However, that diagnosis has been called into question in recent years, instead pointing the finger at a case of typhoid fever.
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That&aposs because Google&aposs business practices are being called into question and the search giant isn&apost winning any arguments.
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Earlier cases in which researchers have called into question a common treatment suggest surgeons may push back against the stent findings.
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That's what his official cause of death was, but that's been called into question, with contaminated water being a possible culprit.
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This is precisely the quality called into question by critics who wonder if Trump's temperament is suited to the Oval Office.
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But is this kind of ostentatious activism actually helpful to a minority group whose basic rights have been called into question?
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Alas, it wasn't Perry's love of her pup that people called into question this week — it was a compassion for koalas.
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In a statement, the European Union said the appointment called into question Sri Lanka's international commitment to ensure justice and accountability.
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A recent review of the data showed the trial was poorly run, and PREDIMED's conclusions have since been called into question.
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The campaign cites statistics about abuse, assault, and PTSD from Melissa Farley, a researcher whose credibility has been called into question.
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The photo, which also featured her husband, Jared Kushner, was previously called into question when it was first posted on Jan.
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His attendance at Davos was called into question last week when doctors ordered him to slow down and nurse his rib.
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During the campaign, Clinton was more realistic about Russia than Trump whose statements called into question fundamental principles of Western security.
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"But with little visible appetite for disarmament from nuclear-weapon states, this bargain is increasingly called into question," warned UNA-UK.
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This system was called into question last month when a clinical trial of a pain medication in France went horribly wrong.
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But experts are increasingly looking at the downside risks for the euro as the European project itself is called into question.
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But earlier reporting by the Journal called into question the efficacy of the blood tests, prompting investigations and sanctions from regulators.
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But the future of city's identity—prided on democratic values—has been called into question, and what's next is wildly uncertain.
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When challenged on the matter, Goddard responded on Twitter, largely to Black women in media who called into question her efforts.
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Recent work by Kort and others has called into question the reliability of ethane as a useful, consistent tracer of methane.
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The treaty has not been called into question previously, but the Trump administration has shown a penchant for ending international agreements.
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The storm has called into question the future of the Gulf Coast as a safe repository for the nation's energy supplies.
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"If search continues to decline as much as it has, that's something that's going to be called into question," he said.
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"If it is found that the decision was not made lawfully, then any (further) decisions are called into question," he said.
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Given the audience he was presenting to, this called into question the many gaps in oversight that currently exist in healthcare.
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Omer Barlev, a senior Labor Party lawmaker, called into question the timing of the airstrikes in relation to Netanyahu's political deadlock.
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But the idea that a woman who has experienced abuse and trauma might experience the disorder is still called into question.
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The deepening scandal called into question the administration's veracity as Republicans and Democrats pressured Mr. Kelly to detail what had happened.
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Mr. Pacelle also called into question Zimbabwe's ability to manage its elephant population, noting that the government is itself in crisis.
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US District Court Judge Reggie Walton pointedly rebuked Barr and the Department of Justice and specifically called into question his credibility.
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Vindman called into question the truthfulness of earlier testimony by another administration official, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland.
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Whitmire once worked for Sutton, and this editorial has called into question everything he thought he knew about his former boss.
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Over the weekend, YouTube channel JerryRigEverything called into question Samsung's claims that the new Galaxy Z Flip has a glass display.
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As the government teeters and the very notion of Englishness is called into question, politics can't help but feel deeply personal.
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Its competence was called into question in 2015, when conflicting signals contributed to a stock market crash and increased government controls.
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His future was called into question in July, however, when Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne called him "a bit of a laggard".
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Her integrity has been called into question and she faces harsh criticism from not only the right, but also the left.
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Instead, the whole future of the show was called into question as the sisters' relationships almost fully fell apart on screen.
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As the Knicks continue to pursue possible trades that would send Carmelo Anthony elsewhere, Rose's status has been called into question.
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"They even called into question that which we hold as a most sacred value, our sovereignty," Bolsonaro said at one point.
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The watchdog group Citizens for Ethics and Responsibility in Washington called into question the Trump Organization's math in a tweet last month.
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That, however, could end up being called into question by Britain's new proximity to China, if the Johnson government is not careful.
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And it has called into question why the US should dedicate resources to resettling refugees rather than focusing on the southern border.
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It's not the first time a cryptocurrency startup has been called into question for using other people's photos on their staff pages.
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Fundraising practices were called into question in Britain after the suicide in 23 of Olive Cooke, a generous charity volunteer and donor.
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In recent years, this myth has been called into question, with researchers noting the lack of scientific evidence to support its claims.
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Manafort's shopping habits called into question during trial The judge on the case rejected a photo of Manafort's designer clothes as evidence.
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NS) Dutch works council has called into question a timeframe for completing a joint venture between the Indian group and Thyssenkrupp (TKAG.
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The crash has called into question Egypt's campaign to eradicate Islamist militancy and damaged its tourism sector, a cornerstone of the economy.
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Now, her access to foreign leaders and world economies while managing her father's businesses is being called into question, according to Politico.
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But the Trump team's story has changed so often during this furor that its own credibility has often been called into question.
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But it also faces increasing competition from cheaper rivals and the sector's traditional distribution and licensing models are being called into question.
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The currency has fallen as much as 5 percent as the pro-growth measures Trump had promised have been called into question.
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Following complaints by shareholders the reform has been called into question and Italy's highest court will rule on it in coming months.
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"The president's fitness for office is something that has been called into question," Pelosi said during a press briefing in the Capitol.
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It is, after all, uncomfortable to have one's strongly held beliefs called into question, especially when those beliefs have a moral character.
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A rape allegation and brief arrest called into question his reputation and role; JD's stock lost around a third of its value.
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Rosenstein vehemently denied the allegations, and subsequent media reports also called into question some of the details in the original Times story.
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They can counsel him on the issue of judicial temperament, which his last appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee called into question.
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Meanwhile, his personal finances were called into question following the Panama Papers scandal, which leaked private papers concerning Cameron's father's financial affairs.
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Any Justice Department nominee put forward by Trump deserves extra scrutiny, and Barr's recent actions have called into question his good faith.
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Perhaps further contributing to officials' skepticism, WADA released information days before Friday's vote that called into question the credibility of Russia's reforms.
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Anxiety over Trump Members of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee called into question a decades-old presidential authority to deploy nuclear weapons.
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Since the outspoken Dubliner emerged on the scene, the merit of MMA as a sport has been called into question in Ireland.
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"Now, the success of that whole role is being called into question, and the fragility of that stature has been revealed." video
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The lack of help called into question whether the American military is providing enough resources for troops undertaking dangerous missions in Africa.
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His investments through New Enterprise Associates, a venture capital firm, and T.R. Winston & Company, an investment bank, were also called into question.
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Some research, done with listening tests of recordings, has called into question how well listeners can tell boys' and girls' voices apart.
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The credibility of the cellphone records — their technical reliability and their harmony with the prosecution's timeline — has also been called into question.
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Mr. Barr's "lack of candor" called into question his "credibility and, in turn, the department's" assurances to the court, Judge Walton said.
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" Trump then called into question why Bolton would write a book about his tenure "IMMEDIATELY" after his firing, calling it "nasty & untrue.
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In addition to the concerns about his past conduct, last Thursday's hearing called into question Judge Kavanaugh's current temperament, honesty, and impartiality.
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Google canceled a companywide meeting where executives planned to discuss a memo that called into question the Silicon Valley giant's diversity efforts.
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The article called into question traditional interpretations of antitrust law that often measure the so-called consumer welfare standard based on price.
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Even worse if you elicit a response that is critical of Warren then your journalistic style gets to get called into question.
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The crash has called into question Egypt's campaign to eradicate Islamist militancy and damaged its tourism industry, a cornerstone of the economy.
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A loose registration process can cause the integrity of the entire system to be called into question, potentially undermining the democratic system.
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But the harsher notes of the Trump campaign—its openly nativist and racist appeals—have called into question Jared and Ivanka's motives.
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The recent outbreak of Ebola in West Africa underscored the organization's structural limitations and called into question its capacity to deliver results.
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The currency's legitimacy has often been called into question because of its association with Silk Road, an online black market for illegal drugs.
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Key pieces of legislation have become stuck, and Modi's ability to enact his election promises of sweeping reform has been called into question.
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The Fed is expected to raise rates later this month, but its future path was called into question when Powell said on Nov.
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That if he does slip into dementia, or gets otherwise sick, his fitness for office could be called into question by medical professionals.
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Trump Jr.'s testimony back in September 2017 was called into question after comments made by the president's former personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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Over the past year or so, independent researchers have called into question dozens of the lab's studies, and Cornell has launched an investigation.
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Yet one of the aftershocks of the Brexit earthquake in June is that the Bank of England's independence has been called into question.
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First it was a continued attack on Shaun King, the writer and Black Lives Matter activist whose ethnicity Yiannopoulos had called into question.
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She's facing a primary challenger from a relatively unknown candidate named Noga Sachs, whose affiliation with the GOP has been called into question.
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The coverage – based on a small fraction of our work – has called into question our values and who we are as a firm.
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The conspiracy spread online after a viral Instagram post called into question past statements about her health, some seemingly incongruous with each other.
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Car culture, which up until recently was infused with 20th century nostalgia, has piqued the imagination as transportation concepts are called into question.
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Bitcoin's legitimacy has often been called into question because of the currency's association with Silk Road, an online black market for illegal drugs.
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The Democratic presidential nominee's health was called into question after her early exit from Sunday's 9/11 memorial service in New York City.
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Plus, multiple audits from the Government Accountability Office have called into question the target dates for the program, arguing that they're too aggressive.
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Whedon, the creator and lead writer for the original Buffy, has had his role as a feminist called into question in recent years.
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But Yum China's once-predictable growth has been called into question as it has grappled with internal and external challenges in recent years.
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Whether or not her right to own that work is called into question by others, Miseducation has Lauryn Hill's name on it forever.
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"Such actions run counter to fair competition ... and international rules," said Peskov, saying Washington's action called into question its reliability as a partner.
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Although Sheen already had already been accused of abusing women in the past, it was Brett's credibility that was called into question. Why?
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The statement was quickly called into question by Mr. Lin's wife, Yang Zhen, who told reporters that she believed his confession was forced.
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After a rough second quarter and with new competitors on the way, Netflix's pricing power in the US may be called into question.
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The credibility of Trump's do-over was called into question since it came a full 24 hours after the disastrous encounter with Putin.
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Although the authenticity of the videos has been called into question, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has maintained this doesn't matter.
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My ability to provide a loving home for my son was called into question simply because I was raising him with another woman.
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The polarized environment, as well as divisions among Republicans, have called into question Trump's ability to corral support for his biggest legislative priorities.
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That's why the market is so vulnerable to a sell-off when the earnings quality of its largest group is called into question.
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The quotation, too, was called into question for its graphic language, but it was, Ms. Wortham said, simply the reality of what happened.
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The Turkish invasion, which began Wednesday, called into question the Kurdish militia's ability to continue securely holding 11,000 captured ISIS fighters in Syria.
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Additionally, Washington's hope that China will rein in North Korea has called into question the timing of the next freedom of navigation sail.
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A 14-day isolation period has become standard, but that can be difficult to implement, and its effectiveness has been called into question.
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For the Red Cross's reputation to be called into question again could be damning not only for the organization but for the government.
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"Throughout the day we have heard our willingness to talk and our commitment to the agreements be called into question," the government said.
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But the breach called into question the security at the resort, a semi-public location where Trump sometimes conducts official White House business.
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Their future operations had already been called into question when the previous government took control of their bond holdings to offset public debt.
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Thus his entire vendetta against E Corp and its puppet masters — waged to avenge the death of his father — is called into question.
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If the White House prohibits the Bureau from talking to these people, the legitimacy of the entire endeavor will be called into question.
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The effort unraveled soon enough, and the fate of the House seat — one held by Republicans since 1963 — has been called into question.
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Republican lawmakers have called into question the legitimacy of that investigation, and several agencies have looked into the FBI's justification for an examination.
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Indeed, also called into question, perhaps more with each passing day, is America's commitment to maintaining the functionality of its very own democracy.
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Civil liberties experts said the breach called into question the ability of the agency to safeguard its expanding stockpile of people's private details.
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And his fidelity was called into question when Karen McDougal, a former Playboy model, claimed she had had sex with him in 2006.
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Two weeks earlier, the Brexit referendum called into question the future not only of the European Union, but of the United Kingdom itself.
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Last month, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation said the scandal called into question the "strength and credibility" of the antidoping system.
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Thankfully, none of the passengers or flight crew members were injured, though the safety of the superjumbo jet has since been called into question.
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John Lewis, who also testified against Sessions on Wednesday, called into question his commitment to being an advocate for Americans who have experienced discrimination.
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Burke Ramsey's innocence was called into question by the public following an appearance on Dr. Phil, his first public comment on the case ever.
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The allegation itself became a topic of widespread controversy, as the editorial standards of the website that published the account were called into question.
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The point of social networking is to interact with real people and engage with legitimate content; once that is called into question, engagement plummets.
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The announcement from the island's governor follows investigations from CNN and other news outlets that called into question the official death toll of 64.
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The legitimacy of the 2016 U.S. presidential election has been called into question through a number of unusual claims from Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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That decision is called into question by the news of multiple software failures in the Boeing Starliner spacecraft, caused by a dysfunctional corporate culture.
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Much as Susan Fowler elaborated, the accuser's performance can and will be called into question, oftentimes retroactively, when they make a report of harassment.
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"These recent events have called into question whether the White House is taking adequate steps to protect classified information," Heinrich writes in the letter.
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The IAAF believes it does, so much so that the association has recently doubled down on regulations that have already been called into question.
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There's this weird thing that happens where the refs, in terms of their union organization, they don't want their judgment called into question publicly.
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The Vision Fund era overvalued Uber, funded its competitors, fired too much money into Wag (whose growth has been called into question) and more.
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I expected to have to defend it, but to having the validity of both the copyright and CC licensing called into question surprised me.
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"Quincy Bioscience will vigorously defend ourselves," the company said in a statement that called into question how the government analyzed data from its study.
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Sure, the app's encryption practices have been called into question, and some accounts may or may not have been hacked by Russian intelligence agencies.
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The federal trial has called into question the originality of the signature song of one of the top-selling rock acts of all time.
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So I feel like that's where this notion of peaceful versus violent protest is called into question, especially when you have militarized police force.
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He also recently called into question the president's steel and aluminum tariffs and expressed doubts about Trump's policy efforts to boost the U.S. economy.
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The review unit initially focused on cases connected to one detective, Louis Scarcella, whose alleged misconduct has called into question nearly 50 murder cases.
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The company also called into question the objectivity of Arkansas weed experts Jason Norsworthy and Ford Baldwin, whom Monsanto said advocated bans on dicamba.
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Paperless voting machines do not provide a paper ballot backup that can be audited in the event a digital result is called into question.
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Britain's status as a member of the single market is something that has frequently been called into question by both U.K. and EU negotiators.
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Nat, crying tears of joy, hugged the other cheerleaders, girls whose purity she'd called into question as we lay naked at the White Deer.
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He is also unlikely to be called as a testifying witness at any trials, given that his credibility has been publicly called into question.
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Last month, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation said the scandal called into question the "strength and credibility" of the antidoping system.
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But analysts have called into question how credible Kaisa's financial statements are, after Kaisa's restructuring advisor FTI Consulting questioned its pre-2014 accounting records.
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According to Jarrett, the validity of the claims is called into question because the news came from The Washington Post shortly before an election.
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The allegations have also called into question the integrity of the I.A.A.F.'s current president, Sebastian Coe, who has repeatedly denied knowledge of wrongdoing.
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Since the June 23 referendum, the ability of London to maintain its position as Europe's biggest financial services centre has been called into question.
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On the rare occasion my drinking was called into question, I'd steamroll those who dared challenge me by hurling my successes in their face.
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Monday's announcement from the island's governor follows investigations from CNN and other news outlets that called into question the official death toll of 64.
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And they called into question officers' tried-and-true strategy of providing tearful testimony to overcome damaging video evidence when charged in a shooting.
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Critics say the decisions ignored the historical record and made assumptions about jury behavior that have been called into question by more recent research.
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But hardly a week goes by when poor assimilation isn't blamed for offenses involving immigrants — and the entire project of immigration called into question.
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He also called into question the fruitfulness of The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) when America was paying '"73 percent" of the organization's bills.
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Mr. Comey's note-taking indicates that he clearly — and correctly — envisioned a day when his conversations with the president could be called into question.
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"The Kemper Museum is ostensibly a progressive and diverse institution, but this must be called into question given their association with ICE," Kramer said.
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It has also tapped a wellspring of anger in the French electorate and called into question the standard operating procedures of the political class.
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Not once through Rebecca's party planning, or her efforts to juggle work with her family's Hanukkah celebrations, is her competence ever called into question.
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One of the leading voices casting doubt on Obama's citizenship was Donald Trump, who repeatedly called into question the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate.
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The scandal has tapped a wellspring of anger in the French electorate and called into question the standard operating procedures of the political class.
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That same day, Breitbart published an article that called into question Fields's story, suggesting she had misidentified Lewandowski and someone else had grabbed her.
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The possible ousting of Rousseff is just one aspect of the country's deep political crisis which has called into question the entire political class.
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A Tennessee Santa's story about granting the last wishes of a terminally ill boy who then died in his arms is being called into question.
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S. relations after U.S. president-elect Donald Trump called into question a long-standing U.S. policy of acknowledging that Taiwan is part of "one China".
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Photographer Terry Richardson's portfolio includes countless magazine editorials, celebrity collaborations and fashion campaigns, but the industry veteran's character has been called into question once again.
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Democrats reacted with outrage to the night's dramatic events, warning that it called into question the independence of the Justice Department in the Trump administration.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Angelino Alfano said the government was ready to negotiate as long as the unity of the nation was not called into question.
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It also called into question how much money and time U.S. banks will have to spend to move from London their operations serving European customers.
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The Senate's healthcare failure called into question the Republican Party's ability to govern even as it controls the White House, Senate and House of Representatives.
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Trump, in tweets and during a television appearance, called into question an intelligence assessment released in October alleging Russian was attempting to influence the election.
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This meant a break-up was always a possibility, but the Richemont takeover has called into question whether more brands might exit their YNAP partnerships.
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Delays in the filming of Road House have called into question whether Rousey will even be able to step back into the Octagon in 2016.
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However, Ibori's conviction on at least one count is now being called into question by his defense team, Judge David Tomlinson told Southwark Crown Court.
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But this year, it was suddenly called into question by the internet, when one of his students went on a mission to seriously complete it.
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May's future is again being called into question, and speculation is even growing again that there could be a general election later in the year.
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Their disagreement called into question what it means to criminalize the formerly incarcerated and whether or not we truly believe in second chances for offenders.
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The GOP candidate's recent comments, which called into question Washington's future willingness to defend its NATO allies, has rightly caused alarm among America's European friends.
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But still, she grapples with the feeling that if she and Getty aren't able to have biological children, her womanhood will be called into question.
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With reproductive rights being called into question under the Trump administration, the rules about birth control and women's health seem to be changing every day.
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Reddit users and critics of Huffman's approach here have called into question whether the use of a racial slur constitutes a behavior or a belief.
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This called into question a fundamental principle of the alliance: that an attack against one of its 28 members is considered an attack against all.
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Trump's victory fuelled fears of economic and political uncertainty and called into question the rise in U.S. interest rates that had been expected in December.
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Merkel said that while the existing deal should not be called into question, there should be discussion of "a broader deal that goes beyond it".
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The Italian proverb traduttore, tradittore ("translator, traitor") resonates so deeply in the critical and secondary literature around translation that it is rarely called into question.
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The neutrality of the entire operation was called into question today following Gizmodo's report, which features interviews with several anonymous former employees on that team.
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Trump's faith was called into question this week when Pope Francis said the GOP front-runner was "not Christian" because of his views on immigration.
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Their integrity and the integrity of the companies who sell to them should not be called into question by falsely associating them with pyramid schemes.
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The unexpected friendship that developed between two partisan opposites called into question many of the assumptions they both had about politics -- and their own beliefs.
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Besides alleged deception by some intel officials in the past, the judgment and assessments of the intelligence community have been called into question on occasion.
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Wasserman Schultz's future as DNC chairwoman was called into question late Tuesday after The Hill reported that senators have privately discussed whether she should resign.
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Speaking on Fox News Radio's "Kilmeade and Friends" in an interview discovered by Buzzfeed, Rubio lashed out at CNN and called into question its sourcing.
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On Friday, Breitbart published an article that called into question Fields's story, suggesting that she had misidentified Lewandowski and that someone else had grabbed her.
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But the fact that those visceral certainties can so easily be called into question offers a good reason to trust video less, rather than more.
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The nationalization of the US energy firm Kinder Morgan's pipeline has already generated heated protests in BC and has called into question Trudeau's green credentials.
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However, in the face of a potential economic slowdown, the lipstick index's reliability is being called into question, with the dynamics of the marketplace changing.
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But the validity of hundreds of mail-in absentee ballots from a rural county has been called into question, the elections board said on Twitter.
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However a number of experts have now called into question the authenticity of at least some of the documents due to a number of inconsistencies.
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"The contracts that the exporters signed have been called into question," Adama Coulibaly, the general director of Ivory Coast's cotton and cashew council, told Reuters.
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Most of all, Mr. Gage repeatedly and relentlessly called into question the motivations of those executives, several of whom have cooperation agreements with the government.
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He pointed out that candidates like Ron and Rand Paul, Barry Goldwater, and other populist political figures also had their bona fides called into question.
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The United Nations Security Council is to meet on Friday to discuss the election outcome, which has been called into question by France and Belgium.
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By February, of the nearly 100,000 registered voters whose citizenship Mr. Whitley's office had called into question, only about 80 were deemed ineligible to vote.
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However, the accuracy of Beijing's coronavirus data has been called into question, particularly due to the lack of information about the number of tests available.
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Leaders of the Catholic Church, which deployed tens of thousands of election observers, called into question election officials' conclusions, saying the numbers don't add up.
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A 14-day isolation period has become standard, but that can be difficult to put in place, and its effectiveness has been called into question.
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Google (GOOG) in October said it had achieved "quantum supremacy" with a machine capable of superfast calculations, a claim that competitors quickly called into question.
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His third-place finish in South Carolina has called into question the Texas senator's reach among evangelicals and the strength of his vaunted ground game.
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Boeing – Boeing remains under scrutiny, following Friday's revelations of 2016 emails which called into question the safety of the 737 Max jet's flight control system.
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At a naval symposium in 2010, then-Secretary of Defense Robert Gates called into question making such big investments in a few increasingly sinkable ships.
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A ballistics expert has called into question the methodology used early on in the investigation that tied Merritt, a landscaper, to the shootings, Cobb said.
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Now, their second attempt, which was drafted with more care and was vetted with experts throughout the agencies, has been called into question as well.
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Cortez Masto called into question Facebook's compliance with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consent decree the company agreed to in 2011 over previous privacy violations.
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That report has since been credibly called into question, but the fear remains — fear that the U.S. is more than happy to take advantage of.
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The review comes after investigations by CNN and other news outlets as well as analysis by academics have called into question the official death toll.
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They don't want to endanger him, and have rarely called into question the assertions from EPA officials -- both security professionals and others -- regarding Pruitt's needs.
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Given the fact that there was no major change in personnel, and only slight tweaks to their conservative scheme, sustainability is deservedly called into question.
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But a somber rumor has stained the reputation of Mi-Va-Mi, when L'As du Fallafel called into question the provenance of the enemy's meat.
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"Seventy-four years after the end of World War II — a lifetime — things considered self-evident are again being called into question," Ms. Merkel said.
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Yet European and even Asian leaders have privately wondered to me whether the red-line fiasco called into question America's security alliances in their regions.
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Now it is the US whose commitment to maintaining friendly, even merely functional diplomatic relations with nations the world over has been called into question.
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Lawson's figures, aware of being seen, watch us watch them – and in doing so, our very right to look at them is called into question.
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Over recent months and years, as white Southerners' hold over Southern history and memory is called into question, landscapes in the South are experiencing profound change.
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His calculation paid off: the more that the opposition became infiltrated by Islamists and jihadists, the more the legitimacy of the uprising was called into question.
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If we don't adapt to the new reality, not only are we going to undermine our economic security but national security will be called into question.
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The Russian president is the ultimate foreign policy bogeyman in this campaign, summoned like a menacing apparition any time a candidate's manliness is called into question.
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In the world's largest democracy the demonetization was revolutionary: it called into question the state's promise to "pay the bearer" the face value on every banknote.
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The company's own corporate culture and the prevalence of alcohol at company events has been called into question by an ongoing lawsuit from a former employee.
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The General Electric Company has witnessed an exodus of investment from both its equity stock and corporate debt as its future has been called into question.
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In December, President-elect Donald Trump called into question the future of the policy by taking a congratulatory phone call from Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.
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Assange has denied the most recent leaks were intended to damage the Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, however WikiLeaks's political sympathies have been called into question.
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Trump's announcement of a preliminary "phase one" trade deal with China this month, which has since been called into question, did little to move the needle.
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Baldwin said Giampietro made statements that called into question his judgment and failed to disclose those statements to a state commission that vetted and recommended him.
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Villeroy, who is also governor of the Bank of France, said that neither the ECB's determination nor its means to act should be called into question.
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Strasburg woke up this morning to a litany of columns and tweets and takes, many of which openly called into question whether he was actually sick.
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This has called into question a ton of feelings in regards to my weight that I can only imagine I share with many of you ladies.
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Owen's sanity is called into question in the boardroom prep for the real-life courtroom testimony, which is when we learn about his mental health history.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump said he was not ready to make a deal with China and called into question the next round of trade talks.
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Trump's mental fitness was called into question by Michael Wolff's new book "Fire and Fury" and instantly exploded into a topic of global interest and debate.
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While Trump campaigned on rebuilding the military, he has also called into question the costly weapons systems being produced by the defense contractors that dominate Washington.
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But as the drug war struggles to halt drug use and trafficking, the heavy-handed policies — which many describe as draconian — have been called into question.
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That model assumes that labor would accrue 70 percent of the benefit from corporate tax breaks, a controversial assumption that other economists have called into question.
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That called into question what the Switch's rise would mean for the future of the 3DS, the handheld gaming line of devices Nintendo launched in 2011.
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How accurately such rocks have been dated, though, has just been called into question by Jody Wycech and Clay Kelly, of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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The proposals come as authorities have made hundreds of arrests and police treatment of protesters has been called into question since demonstrations erupted after the Sept.
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That's according to TechCrunch, whose new report not only uncovered the server lapse, but also called into question Blind's claims of privacy and complete user anonymity.
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That case concerned a San Francisco man born to Chinese nationals whose citizenship status was called into question when he returned from a trip to China.
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But he also said investors would demand a higher return for holding British assets, including government bonds, if the central bank's independence was called into question.
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A number of other recent reports and incidents have called into question the safety of residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities across the country.
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Brailsford told lawmakers that the package contained the legal decongestant Fluimucil - although the lack of a paper trail has called into question Sky's medical record-keeping.
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If it does go that far, that's when you could start to see Roe itself called into question — probably only after it's been narrowed down significantly.
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WeWork&aposs failed IPO, for example, called into question the aspirational and enigmatic founder running a business with wide losses and an unclear path to profitability.
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In several examples, the children of same-sex couples have had their citizenship denied or called into question, even though one or both parents are American.
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The United Nations Security Council is to meet on Friday to discuss the election outcome, which has been publicly called into question by France and Belgium.
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He reportedly suggested that France leave the bloc and repeatedly called into question whether the United States would stand by its commitments to the military alliance.
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It has also called into question our contributions to the United Nations and the International Criminal Court, as well as the UNFPA, since arriving in office.
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Most of the issues identified involve FBI officials failing to provide the FISA court with information that could have called into question whether probable cause existed.
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The animating premise seems to be: what can a painting be made to do, especially after the sincerity of the brushstroke has been called into question?
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These are claims that have been called into question by many progressives in the criminal justice space, most notably Lara Bazelon in The New York Times.
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It called into question Xerox's current financial situation, citing Xerox's own financial reports, and took exception to the way in which Xerox was courting the company.
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" He called into question the validity of Orion's scientific investigation, adding, "I have a thick file on this painting and many experts have declared the 'St.
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Allegations that his wife and children were paid for phony government jobs have seriously called into question his integrity, he who claimed to embody moral values.
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Some prison supervisors first denied seeing Smith hog-tied, but later revised their statements or were otherwise called into question by video described in the report.
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The fight has called into question Mr. de Blasio's priorities, even from allies, especially after he announced significant new funding to expand the city's ferry system.
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In November, Cummings released a statement that Whitaker's role at World Patent Marketing called into question serious concerns about his ability to be interim attorney general.
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The reliability of AT&T cellphone records that link Syed to the site where his ex-girlfriend's body was discovered has also been called into question.
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SM: In much of the debate about Schutz's painting, the ethics that people imagine is being called into question has to do with representation and violence.
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But several who spoke on condition of anonymity said the allegations called into question the crown prince's promises to open up the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom.
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The revelation came after his cancer diagnosis had been called into question by some of Gunvalson's RHOC costars, with the diagnosis becoming major storyline on the show.
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"At the hands of Trump, facts have become interchangeable with opinions, blinding us into arguing amongst ourselves, as our very reality is called into question," it said.
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The companies have said the combined entity would be co-headquartered in London and Frankfurt, but the London base was called into question after June's Brexit vote.
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Whiptail Lizards But scientists have called into question whether those Komodo dragons and sharks really were occasionally reproducing asexually, or just got lucky after a meiotic accident.
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Hawaii Governor David Ige, whose response to the incident was called into question, said changes had been implemented so there would be no repeat of the Jan.
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Its function as a welcoming beacon for immigrants arriving in the United States was called into question earlier this month by senior White House advisor Stephen Miller.
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The fallout and chaos created by the delay in results has called into question whether Iowa should remain the first state to hold a presidential nominating contest.
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Donald Trump's victory in 2000, and what has followed in its wake, called into question the conventional wisdom about how political institutions evaluate and campaign for candidates.
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As their illusion of nuclear family is called into question, the director investigates the collapsing Japanese state system and the definition of family outside of biological relatives.
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The $27 billion hedge fund also called into question Samsung's corporate governance and said the family-run company should add three new independent directors to its board.
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"There's a very simple reason why this needs to happen: Because the courts have seriously called into question the legality of those rules," Pruitt told the newspaper.
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Gaining traction But the scientific credibility of the Anthropocene proposition is likely to be called into question the more that scientists use the term informally or otherwise.
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While hopes had been high, the plan to create what Kengeter dubbed a financial bridge between continental Europe and Britain had been called into question by Brexit.
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Recently this so-called "pain matrix" has been called into question, and a new study by British researchers may have shattered the myth once and for all.
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The EU said the cases called "into question China's respect for the rule of law and for its international human rights obligations, not least freedom of speech".
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This collaboration has come about after a 2017 that has called into question the fierce competitiveness of female rappers and the sexist music industry that encourages it.
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"As we've seen, that account has many times been called into question," said Samuel Sinyangwe, a cofounder of Campaign Zero, a group that advocates for police reform.
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"Straubel has been at the forefront of the company's technology leadership, which we believe will increasingly be called into question as competitors catch up," Cowen analysts said.
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On Thursday, Roy Cooper, who currently serves as the state's attorney general, called into question the legality of a Republican-led effort to downsize the governor's power.
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"I think the marketability of pod-based products will be called into question if youth use rates continue to climb at the rates they're climbing," he said.
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After the designer sent his take on Ikea's infamous blue shopping bag and airbrushed hoodies down the runway at Balenciaga, Gvasalia's inspirations have been called into question.
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Tumblr is removing Crystal Castles from the lineup of its 79 Cents SXSW event after the band's history and suitability for the event was called into question.
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The incident called into question the much vaunted security of the iPhone, a device considered by many to be the most secure consumer device on the planet.
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The move comes after the company's technology has been called into question This isn't the first time that Theranos has made big changes to its advisory boards.
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The absurdity of his claim is apparent to Matt, but is called into question when he witnesses God throw another man overboard, an incident only he sees.
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Critics say that backlog could spell trouble for the deal, which was immediately called into question by the two contenders battling to assume Guatemala's presidency in 2020.
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The development generated immediate attention in conservative circles, with some seizing on the order as a potential indication that Flynn's guilty plea had been called into question.
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And in the fall of 2017, the Whitney garnered more media attention when the authenticity of Jimmie Durham's Native American roots was, yet again, called into question.
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Hawaii Governor David Ige, whose response to the incident was called into question, said changes had been implemented so there would be no repeat of the Jan.
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The dollar's status as the global reserve currency has been called into question since the 22s with the introduction of the euro and China's dramatic economic ascent.
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When the oil rout began in mid-2014 and a slowdown in production followed, it called into question that model of brisk investment growth and rising payouts.
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Local elections officials were given a list by the state of 28503 registered voters whose citizenship was called into question, according to elections administrator Kathy Van Wolfe.
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Tony Corbo, a food expert at the NGO Food &Water Watch, argues that the equivalency determination is failing American consumers and needs to be called into question.
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Revelations of a government-run doping program in Russia have called into question global sports' antidoping system, as well as sports officials' willingness to expose drug offenses.
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The IG concludes that "McCabe was motivated to defend his integrity and objectivity" in the Clinton Foundation investigation, which was being called into question through press reports.
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At Tuesday's hearing, Prosecutor Edoram Rigler has said there was "no military need" to execute the Palestinian man, and called into question the soldiers self-defense claim.
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I was drawn to science as a child because I was curious about how the world works and excited to have my previous presumptions called into question.
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District judges often provide the first ruling when laws are called into question, decisions that can put them at odds with the White House and its lawyers.
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"The State Department is effectively saying our marriage doesn't count," said Adiel Kiviti, 40, another father who said that his child's citizenship was recently called into question.
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Christian practices have also been called into question when some priests have objected to free abortion services or refused to perform weddings where one party is divorced.
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This week, an audio recording of a conversation between two businessmen whose testimony led to the charges against Mr. Temer called into question their reliability as witnesses.
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The accuracy of the Islamic Republic's data on the outbreak has been called into question, with 3,513 cases and 107 deaths confirmed by the country so far.
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"The credibility of those officers has now been directly called into question," Marilyn J. Mosby, the state's attorney for Baltimore, said at a news conference on Friday.
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In interviews, Latino politicians across the country said that, for the first time in their lifetimes, it feels as though their Americanness is being called into question.
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As measures of inflation in the U.S. had again and again missed economists' expectations this year, the likelihood of further rate hikes has been called into question.
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Those crises tested the cohesion of the EU and called into question the loyalty of Western Europe to the 13 countries that joined in 2004 or after.
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When the American people's faith in their electoral process is shaken and its results called into question, the essence of democratic self-government is called into doubt.
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But an investigation by an indigenous television network and online discussions within Canada's native community have called into question whether Mr. Boyden is indeed one of them.
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Opponents of the Arizona law said that Mr. Ducey's decision to sign it, even after the F.D.A. revisions, called into question the motives of the law's proponents.
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When someone whose integrity has been called into question wants you to believe something, ask yourself if what they are saying squares with other things you know.
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The IAAF Task Force overseeing the federation's reinstatement progress said coaches working with banned athletes called into question the federation's anti-doping efforts and hindered its reinstatement.
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The health impact data that the original paper is based on has been largely called into question following the publication of the NutriRECS papers on October 1st.
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Because of this seeming lack of empathy, Scorsese's filmography and how it tends to revolve around the stories of white male protagonists has been called into question.
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The German assessment comes after months of discussion in Berlin over whether Europe can still rely on American security assurances, which President Trump has called into question.
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The legitimacy of her college acceptance has been called into question as a result of a Justice Department indictment, along with that of a number of others.
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All one's habits, possessions, way of life, set of ideas were called into question, above all one's critical detachment — I had not realized how detached I was.
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Gina Kirschenheiter's morality was called into question on Monday's all-new Real Housewives of Orange County after she admitted to her castmates that she didn't believe in God.
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Lauer said the only reason his ownership of a lakeside ranch is being called into question now is because of the "difficult times" he&aposs been through lately.
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Ten years after California passed its own cap-and-trade law, the market-based approach to addressing climate change is being called into question by some environmental experts.
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Several counties rejected election protests on Friday, including Durham County, where Republicans had called into question the tabulation of about 90,000 ballots on election night, local media reported.
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The earlier, catastrophic breaches that impacted over 1.5 billion accounts raised questions about Yahoo's security, and called into question the company's deal to sell itself to Verizon Communications.
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George W. Bush's victory was called into question because his opponent won the popular vote, and the Supreme Court stepped in to stop a crucial recount in Florida.
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While anyone who consumes raw or undercooked shellfish can be at risk of Vibrio parahaemolyticus, the meat that has been called into question is fresh, precooked crab meat.
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Callamard joins a host of institutions that have called into question the limits of the liberal economic model, which has for 40 years dominated thought on economic development.
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But even before the film's debut, the accuracy of those staged depictions of Miscavige losing his temper and hitting church members was called into question by Rathbun himself.
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Shares of Office Depot and Staples plummeted Wednesday, as analysts called into question the office supply chains' ability to effectively compete in the market as stand-alone companies.
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Wale also goes out of his way to praise A$AP's character, which some have called into question since the rapper was arrested for assault early this month.
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In court, however, Ms. B., the driver, suggested that her two friends had acted consciously, even if they were drunk, though her own credibility was called into question.
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Apart from painfully real memes, though, some people are also sharing why they've stayed vigilant in fighting for reproductive rights — something that Donald Trump's win called into question.
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In previous recaps, I have called into question Naz's character, basically wondering who exactly he is as a person, since all we've seen is a terrified, stunned person.
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As Nintendo prepares to release a cheaper version of its flagship Switch console — the Switch Lite, the future of its aging handheld business has been called into question.
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Ecclestone's future had been called into question, with former team owner and television pundit Eddie Jordan saying on Sunday that Monza could even be the Briton's last race.
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While pro-gun regulation activists heralded Obama's renewed interest in the issue, his actions have been called into question about whether they would truly help stem gun violence.
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The revelations from Kryptowire last month called into question Blu's business model of buying up cheap Chinese smartphones and relying on some of the devices' third-party software.
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The case was settled in 2001 with the plaintiffs receiving an undisclosed settlement, which called into question how much Hill actually contributed to the album's songwriting and production.
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Calacanis also asked Gurley what he thought about start-ups like Theranos, where business soured with regulators and shareholders after its blood-testing technology was called into question.
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If the campaign for the highest office in the land was even partially a commercial venture, the motive of the candidate would and should be called into question.
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"We have a policy that is not being called into question that we had balanced budgets in recent years and we continue to strive for those," Seibert said.
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Padawer writes powerfully about Dutee Chand's humiliation at having her identity as a woman called into question and being identified as something — a boy — that she is not.
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Mr. Trump was skewered by many of the speakers at the Democratic convention, where his business record, his combative policies and even his sanity were called into question.
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"We have a policy that is not being called into question that we had balanced budgets in recent years and we continue to strive for those," he added.
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On the security front, President Trump has called into question the value of NATO and has, as we now know, even considered pulling the U.S. out of NATO.
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Houthi claims pertaining to the attacks on Saudi oil facilities have been called into question by Western countries, especially the US, which has blamed Iran for the attacks.
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Investors have been fretting over the possibility of snap elections, and whether the country's involvement in the European Union and the euro currency will be called into question.
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The move has called into question billions of euros of military orders, including a 10 billion pound ($13 billion) deal to sell 48 Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Riyadh.
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More recently, some of Dyson's boldest claims, about advancing science in certain markets, have also been called into question by critics like the University of Westminster in London.
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Reports and images of starving children published by the media led to international outrage over the weekend, though the authenticity of the images were later called into question.
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His answers called into question his fitness for the job and Trump critics seized on the video as proof that the President is putting ideology ahead of qualifications.
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Other states have also called into question plans to dip into Pentagon funds for the wall and succeeded in barring the administration from using some of that money.
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That false statement in her confession called into question the rest of what she told law enforcement over more than 11 hours of questioning without a lawyer present.
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She created an "exclusion list" of more than two dozen officers whose credibility had been called into question, saying she would decline cases that relied on those officers.
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Gap's plans to spin off its once-star Old Navy brand — which were first announced last February — were called into question with the ouster of former Gap Inc.
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Barr, a longtime advocate for strong presidential authority, has had his independence as the country's chief law enforcement officer called into question by the left throughout his tenure.
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The effectiveness of the protective masks has been called into question, with some medical experts suggesting they may have more of a psychological effect than a medical one.
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While the imminence and specificity of those threats has been called into question, here is direct evidence of a US ambassador being watched by an ally of Trump's.
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Ryan slammed law enforcement for missing warning signs in a "colossal breakdown," and called into question the need to pass new laws before first finding out what happened.
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However, the black church has not always condoned secular mental health care and churchgoers may feel that their faith is called into question if they seek extra help.
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The case so far has called into question foreigners' interest in Mar-a-Lago and the President's family, and the security at the compound President Donald Trump frequents.
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With one decisive and necessary military strike — in defense of Muslim civilian lives, against one of Mr. Putin's closest allies — those story lines have been called into question.
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The move came ahead of reports published by The New York Times and British newspaper The Observer that called into question how the companies had handled Facebook data.
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"Were it not for the coronavirus, the sustainability of [its performance in China] would not be called into question ... It's an important risk that investors need to monitor."
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Gap's plans to spin off its once-star Old Navy brand — which were first announced last February — were called into question with the ouster of former Gap Inc.
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UA had called into question Andrew's commitment to living in Arizona because he spent a whole summer earning money as NASA's space communications and navigation intern in Cleveland.
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Amid the fallout, the Reagan legal team called into question the legitimacy of both the law barring aid and one allowing for prosecutors the president could not fire.
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Before news broke Wednesday night that further called into question the Trump administration's connections to Russia, President Donald Trump was enjoying the best news cycle of his presidency.
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"The handling of the Clinton email investigation is a clear example of how Comey's decisions have called into question the trust and political independence of the FBI," Sen.
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Instead of being the centrepiece of a more assertive Saudi regional strategy, the Yemen intervention has called into question Riyadh's military influence, said one former senior Obama administration official.
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Last week, the British currency saw sharp losses, as a series of resignations called into question the state of the U.K. government and the future of a Brexit deal.
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"I'd like to say that Italy and France's relationship is rooted in history and cannot be called into question by events," Conte said in Beirut during an official visit.
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However, the note called into question whether the current business model could optimize returns, and whether the profitability potential of the group could in fact decline further from here.
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These concepts toy with the Alien mythology, upending it and giving it a spin, to the point where everything audiences have known since 1979 is suddenly called into question.
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But his actions are called into question when it is revealed the code pink had been lifted and the elevator doors opened just before he made his first incision.
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SpaceX's fueling procedures were called into question by the panel after one of the company's rockets exploded on a Florida launch pad in September, during a routine fueling procedure.
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German prosecutors have called into question claims by the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) that a high-ranking politician was the victim of a politically motivated attack.
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As with some other techniques like the microscopic hair comparisons, the validity of bite-mark matching has been increasingly called into question, and used less often in recent years.
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The backdrop: In her comments on March 23 at CAIR, Omar explained that some Muslims felt their freedoms were called into question in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.
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Also called into question were public performance rights — something that's reminiscent of the Aereo case that made its way to the Supreme Court, where that earlier startup eventually lost.
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Uber has long been known for its scandalous reputation, especially while under the leadership of founding CEO Travis Kalanick, whose business tactics have been called into question countless times.
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Five months after Serena Williams' French Open catsuit was called into question, she's opening up about the condition that prompted her to opt for pants in the first place.
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On Friday, he said he was not ready to make a deal with China and called into question the next round of trade negotiations scheduled for early next month.
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But the resulting Third Party Policy is being called into question by both customers and employees alike, who wonder what impact it'll have on stores, specifically in urban locations.
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More broadly, he expresses his concern that if the use of prosecutorial discretion can now be reviewed as obstruction, practically every Justice Department decision can be called into question.
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But now, after two people who underwent the treatment at a New Mexico spa have tested positive for HIV, the safety of the facial is being called into question.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — both of whom identify as democratic socialists — has called into question the fundamental pillars of the U.S. system and advocated new programs that echo socialist ideals.
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Regardless of the answer, will the American people be willing to admit a state through a rigged process where the true will of the people is called into question?
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House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) earlier this month faced a group of demonstrators in his district as protesters called into question his treatment of President Trump.
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"That called into question all the other relevant reforms that the market was pricing in," said Alejandro Alvaro, a global emerging market bond fund manager at Jupiter Asset Management.
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The identity of the person featured to the right of Kietzmann's image has also been called into question amid speculation that the man is an interpreter or aid worker.
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Abrams also called into question the actions of Vimeo employees, who appeared to encourage "lip dub" versions by liking and commenting on them without taking measures to remove them.
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Under the legislation, states would have to use voting systems that use voter-verified paper ballots that could be audited in the event a result is called into question.
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The Vermont senator called into question Clinton's six-figure speeches to Goldman Sachs and the donations from Wall Street to her super-PAC at a rally in Milton, Mass.
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For weeks, the official hurricane death toll has been called into question by CNN, politicians and other news outlets, including BuzzFeed, Vox and Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism.
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Veracity of videos questioned The veracity of the videos -- which purport to show Muslims assaulting people and smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary -- has been called into question.
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Under the legislation, states would have to use voting systems that produce voter-verified paper backups that could be audited in the event a result is called into question.
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When an aggressor has the ability to use borderless networks to launch attacks that can't be intercepted or prevented, those attributes and therefore sovereignty itself are called into question.
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That Dao-Yi Chow, 42, and Maxwell Osborne, 34, the designers who made their names with the streetwise label Public School, are cool has never been called into question.
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Casual friendships between golfing buddies or fellow churchgoers could be enough of a link — at least until the theory was called into question by a decision in December 2014.
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But more important, the results also called into question one of the greatest draws of the N.C.A.A. tournament: that any team that gets in can make a deep run.
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When an accuser's story is called into question, the typical narrative is that she's just seeking attention or a big payout, or that she has some other ulterior motive.
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Some have also called into question its legality, pointing to the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which banned all discrimination against immigrants on the basis of national origin.
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Clinton, whose truthfulness was called into question most recently over her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, benefit from any presumption of honesty.
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In the 19983s his research into possible harmful effects of another drug, Bendectin, was called into question, and he became embroiled in a lengthy battle to defend his reputation.
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The future of that agreement has been called into question by continued violence by the Taliban against Afghan security forces and by a high-stakes political dispute in Kabul.
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"The reasonableness of her explanation is what's called into question," said State Senator Royce West, a Democrat who is African-American and whose district includes the South Side Flats.
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The NPR piece paints Levinsohn as a frat-boy executive whose conduct in work settings has been called into question repeatedly by female colleagues over the past two decades.
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Pissst and Resisting had drafted and circulated a "fact sheet" about PSSST that called into question the space's financial motives, commitment to the community, and board's art world connections.
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" But he allowed that the police recommendations were "harsh" and called into question the prime minister's ability "to be a leader and role model for the citizens of Israel.
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Instead, he pulled the nuclear option and called into question the sanctity of the ballot box to prevent a political opponent from doing what he was elected to do.
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And as those other problems I discussed above grow, the quality of Twitter's existing audience will be called into question, which will probably further dampen revenue growth and opportunities.
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Mr. Laschet has strongly opposed cooperating with the AfD — drawing a line that the most conservative wing of the party has called into question, at least under some circumstances.
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Two suicide attacks that killed 44 people at Coptic churches on Palm Sunday have called into question President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's image as a bulwark against Islamic extremists.
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While the office of the president is represented by the White House counsel, presidents in the past have employed outside lawyers when their private actions were called into question.
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Should China decide it has to tighten its grip further then the future of the "one country, two systems" arrangement in place since 1997 could be called into question.
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The sustainability of Netflix&aposs binge-release model has been called into question as the streaming war heats up and more companies, like Disney, launch platforms of their own.
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Moreover, judicial independence has been called into question by politicized hiring practices and the adoption of policies that undermine immigration judges' ability to perform their role as neutral arbitrators.
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It also called into question the economic assumptions that had guided the country since World War II, opening the door for new assumptions that have governed us ever since.
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"In the last few days we are in a critical situation in Catatumbo, the freedom of the press has been called into question," said the FLIP's director Pedro Vaca.
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The Trump administration has been scrambling to reaffirm its commitment to Washington's military alliances -- including NATO -- after the Republican billionaire called into question their usefulness during the presidential race.
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It's not the first time Stormi's paternity has been called into question ... shortly after her birth, stories surfaced claiming Kylie's former bf, Tyga, believed he was the baby's father.
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The case has called into question the efficacy of the military's policies which were introduced in the 1980s and designed to stamp out white supremacy from active-duty ranks.
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The sample with which I am familiar is biased — it only includes those priests whose behavior has been called into question, and it does not include those involved with minors.
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The quality of news on Facebook has been called into question after alleged Russian operatives and spammers spread false reports on the site, including during the 2016 U.S. election campaign.
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The use of schools as polling places has also been called into question, and social scientists have examined whether schools can unfairly bias vote choice on education-related ballot measures.
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Given all the changes in how we consume fashion and the cost- and labor-intensive nature of this particular métier, the whole meaning of couture is being called into question.
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Perhaps tellingly, most of those interviewed at Biden's own events said his greatest appeal was his status as the most electable candidate — a status seriously called into question this week.
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Starting in 2012, several acquittals called into question the court's "command responsibility" precedents, which held leaders culpable for war crimes committed in operations they had ordered but not directly led.
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This is a relief, since so often they are left out of the equation on every front, but especially because Marvel's stance on queer representation was recently called into question.
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That could have been called into question in the final six minutes of the second period, when St. Louis completely bungled a power-play chance with a 237-21 lead.
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At the same time, many have rightfully called into question why attaching Whedon to a project has been more of a priority than hiring more female writers, directors, and showrunners.
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Price's relationship to evidence-based medicine has been called into question before due to his membership in an anti-evidence group called the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS).
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Their fate has been called into question both by a court challenge to them by the Republican-led House of Representatives and by Trump's hostility toward the Affordable Care Act.
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"Staying cautious is also important for the CBR for reputational reasons, as the cabinet's recent macroeconomic forecast for 2016-19 called into question its credibility," she said in a note.
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The Republican had called into question the constitutionality of the ranked-choice voting process, which Maine's voters approved in a 2016 referendum and used for the first time this year.
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The PML-N and PPP, two parties which have dominated Pakistan's politics for decades, have both called into question the fairness of last month's election, citing irregularities after polls closed.
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Leading up to its bankruptcy, Peabody had been frantically trying to preserve its $1.47 billion in self-bonding agreements in states where they had been called into question by regulators.
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Grassley opened the hearing with a hard-hitting statement that called into question Ford's allegation against Kavanaugh and faulting Democrats for sitting for weeks on her letter making the accusation.
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President-elect Trump has repeatedly called into question Article 153 of the NATO agreement, the promise to regard an attack on one of its members as an attack on all.
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The trial in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles has called into question the originality of the signature song of one of the top-selling rock acts of all time.
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But last year's allegations called into question how much President Obama could rely on Central Command for honest assessments of military operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and other crisis spots.
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The panel recommended transferring about 150 of those men, and officials familiar with its work say it called into question whether most had committed "terrorist" activities in a meaningful sense.
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First Stephen Fry called her a "bag lady" at the BAFTAs, and quit Twitter after being criticized for his affectionate jibe, then her unconventional Oscars outfit was called into question.
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Apple's iOS software quality is being called into question again this week, following the discovery of a five-second video that will force an iPhone to lock up and freeze.
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REUTERS/Ahmed Saad Benjamin Netanyahu has spent 30 years in public office, including 11 years as Israel's prime minister, but this year his political future is being called into question.
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It called into question repeated claims by United States Africa Command that there have been no civilian casualties from American strikes against the extremist Islamist group known as the Shabab.
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Andrew McCabe has defended his 21-year career, and he has tried to cast his actions called into question in the IG report in the most sympathetic light as possible.
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"Seventy-four years after the end of World War II — a lifetime — things considered self-evident are again being called into question," Ms. Merkel said in remarks before the signing.
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The painting's authenticity was called into question in 1990 by the art historian Walter Feilchenfeldt, who raised concerns about many purported van Goghs around the world, the Hartford Courant reported.
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A Title IX investigation in 2014 did not charge Dr. Nassar with violations, but the credibility of that inquiry has recently been called into question by newly released public documents.
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"Recent events have called into question Cathay Pacific's commitment to flight safety and security and put our reputation and brand under pressure," said Cathay Chairman John Slosar in a statement.
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It has also cost the company billions of dollars and, for some critics in South Korea, even called into question the very business model that has made Samsung so successful.
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Of course, NAFTA's durability was called into question by Mr. Trump, who called it the "worst trade deal ever made" and threatened to unilaterally withdraw the United States from it.
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Bryan Ma, an analyst at IDC, said that Mr. Barra's departure was a blow to the company and that it called into question the future of Xiaomi's fledgling overseas business.
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The episode called into question the wisdom of Chancellor Angela Merkel in allowing hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants, many of them Muslim, into Germany in the months before.
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But that relatively benign view is now being called into question, especially after figures on Friday showed that U.S. wage growth last year reached 2.9 percent, the highest since 2009.
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Of the nearly 100,000 registered voters whose citizenship Mr. Whitley's office called into question, only about 80 have so far been deemed to be ineligible to vote, Judge Biery said.
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Bush touted U.S. alliances abroad, something Trump has called into question, and he denounced white supremacy, which critics accused Trump of failing to do quickly and explicitly earlier this year.
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This doesn't leave any physical trail that a vote was cast, which has lead to concerns about verifying the final result in an instance where a vote is called into question.
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The most important advantage a DNA test can offer, however, is accuracy, and the ability of consumer DNA tests to answer certain questions reliably has been called into question by geneticists.
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Given the risk of fiscal slippage under Rajapaksa, the final tranches of IMF funds may be called into question, said Kenneth Akintewe, head of Asian sovereign debt at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Trump also blasted unnamed U.S. senators who he said misunderstood his foreign policy, and "Virtually every Democrat" whose motives for opposing funding for his proposed border wall he called into question.
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Construction causes NOx emissions too, so up to €14bn worth of housing and infrastructure projects have been called into question until the government can come up with a new permit system.
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She will serve four years of probation under the terms of a plea agreement, which leaned heavily in her favor after the credibility of the victim had been called into question.
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FinCEN employees told BuzzFeed News that the audit report is a "cover-up" and called into question the integrity of the investigation, which they allege was designed to find no wrongdoing.
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Apple has never claimed that its laptops can get 19 hours of battery life, so the test that showed a 19.5 hour battery life has been called into question on Twitter.
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By the 1970s, its reputation was badly dented: it played a subordinate role in economic policy to the Treasury, while its regulatory competence was called into question by a banking crisis.
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Brown has inked a deal with NBC's Peacock Productions to develop a true-crime series, set to highlight cases "where justice has been called into question," the production company announced Wednesday.
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Now Britain's covert collusion with Montt's regime at the height of the 36-year civil war is being called into question by files VICE has discovered at the UK National Archives.
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Google's business was for some time called into question because the value of advertisements on mobile was not as high as on desktop — specifically desktop search — which was Google's sweet spot.
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The decision called into question Boeing's plans to increase production of one of its biggest money makers over the next two years, and its ability to generate more cash for investors.
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Larson's physique was called into question, as part of a debate over whether or not she was strong enough to play a hero who will be one of the strongest Avengers.
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The privacy practices of the Alphabet unit will also be called into question, added Hood, who is one of several state attorneys general turning up the heat on powerful tech companies.
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Consistently weak economic growth figures in early 2018, partly blamed on bad weather, have called into question whether the BoE will tighten monetary policy to curb inflation at all this year.
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And finally, "during a booming market, the trusts did not recognize the need to secure the loans," because they didn't believe it would ever be called into question in the courts.
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Most large businesses and organizations in the music industry—including the Big Three—have sexual harassment policies in place, but how strongly those policies are enforced has been called into question.
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Their study primarily examines the effect on an arcane opinion issued last year by the Second Circuit, which called into question whether loans originated by Lending Club violated the usury laws.
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If the FCC votes to scrap Title II authority, Net Neutrality advocates will take the agency to court — where Chairman Pai's substantive failures and procedural violations will be called into question.
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Simple. Because Corker said something he didn't like, something that called into question the idea of Trump as the all-knowing, always-right figure that he sees in his mind's eye.
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The U.S. Labor Department will release its monthly report Friday and investors are anxiously anticipating the data after May's disappointing number called into question the strength of the American job market.
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The Fed is on a slow but consistent rate-hiking course that likely will be called into question next year if inflation continues to miss the central bank's 2 percent target.
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But Sheikh Mohammed's personal conduct was called into question after the escape of his daughter Princess Latifa in March 2018 and then of his sixth wife, Princess Haya, in June 2019.
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The volatility of Irish GDP has called into question its relevance in accurately measuring activity, but the bank cited strong employment as a sign that the real economy was performing well.
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Members of the Senate foreign affairs committee called into question a decades-old presidential authority to deploy nuclear weapons in what was the first congressional hearing on nuclear authorization in decades.
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The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is a closely watched economic indicator, but the value of this data has been called into question, with one economist telling CNBC it is wildly exaggerated.
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Many craft brewers have called into question what it really means to be "craft" in an era of global brewing giants, derisively called 'Big Beer' by some critics, buying smaller brewers.
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And by the time of the meeting, the House Intelligence Committee had already received evidence from a senior Justice Department official, Bruce Ohr, that called into question Simpson's testimony to lawmakers.
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An article in the British Medical Journal earlier this year called into question the safety of the practice, focusing on the potential for dangerous infections to pass from mother to baby.
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It's p-hacks like the one Hilgard and his colleagues used that gave weight to a theory called ego depletion, the very foundation of which is now being called into question.
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How unfortunate that the legitimacy of his entire legacy, and by extension the movement of which he was a part, is being called into question in such a sloppy manner today.
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He withdrew from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Paris climate agreement, called into question the North American Free Trade Agreement and rejected the Iran nuclear deal, alienating allies.
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On a proscenium stage, the work began as Schmidt animated a doll in a way that, like Perret's sculptures, called into question the divide between human and artwork, reality and fantasy.
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Mr. Flynn's disclosures this week about his F.B.I. interview also called into question why he waited until just before his sentencing on Tuesday to argue that he was coerced into lying.
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Every single one of these laws is called into question by today's decision; the Court makes no effort to cabin the scope of its decision to exclude them from its holding.
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It's worth remembering that recent research has even called into question Kahlo's own claims that her father was of Jewish heritage, suggesting the artist often liked to pass for various ethnicities.
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The Fed's policy goal should therefore be shifted so that it focuses solely on price stability • China's technological prowess is being called into question in the wake of the ZTE debacle.
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In addition, claims by Mr. Chase that this represented "by far the largest" scale of elephant poaching he had "seen or read about anywhere in Africa" have been called into question.
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In her account Wednesday, Blakely called into question the "blatant womanizing and philandering that became common practice among some (but certainly not all) executives, starting at the very top" at Google.
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By coming such a distance to see Mr. Modi, the president will be essentially giving him a stamp of approval at a time when his leadership is being called into question.
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And they called into question the study's fundamental premise: that the correlation the authors apparently found between national gender equity and women in STEM means the former directly affects the latter.
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However, Ms. Johnson Sirleaf's early history as a crusader for reform has been tarnished by a decade of rule in which her judgment and integrity have been repeatedly called into question.
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The veracity of some of Parnas' most explosive claims in recent interviews — including that Attorney General Bill Barr was "on the team" pursuing Biden dirt — has also been called into question.
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Corbyn's own leadership has been called into question by some of his own ex-lawmakers and by those who say he has allowed anti-Semitism to become rife in the party.
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But the apparent warmth of those images is called into question when diary entries and psychiatric reports reveal that her mother's depression arose from the pressure of his rigid patriarchal ideals.
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While the continued existence of private prisons is increasingly being called into question, the reality is that closing private prisons will change little about the criminal justice system as a whole.
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US arms sales to the Saudis have become a topic of debate in recent days as the investigation into Khashoggi's death has called into question the US' relationship with the country.
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He's withdrawn from the Paris Agreement on climate change, ignored NAFTA and the World Trade Organization by launching trade wars on allies and even called into question the role of NATO.
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It is a particular threat to the German carmakers that dominate the luxury car business because of their reputation for engineering excellence, which has been called into question by the scandal.
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Facebook "helped provide a platform for today's horrific attack and will undoubtedly be called into question for facilitating the spread of this," said Clement Thibault, analyst at financial data website Investing.com.
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While a Harvard representative told Business Insider that the university did not "comment publicly on the admissions status of individual applicants," the posts likely called into question the students' moral character.
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But the message of friendliness was called into question within hours, as the Enquirer teased a story online alleging an affair between Bezos and Sanchez, a pilot and former TV anchor.
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Syed's conviction, Brown wrote in court filings, is "inextricably linked" to those records supporting Wilds's testimony — but the records have been called into question by a late disclosure in the case.
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"In the process, the Court today has called into question everything from categorical bans on abortions to so-called 'fetal heartbeat' restrictions, and perhaps plenty of other laws in between," Vladeck added.
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Uber had been on track to become a global power, but setbacks around the world and growing U.S. competition from Lyft have called into question whether Uber's ambitions had grown too big.
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"Can any democratic principle be called into question, or is there a bright line the public won't cross?" asks Brendan Nyhan, a Dartmouth political scientist who is one of the survey's authors.
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His record was called into question by an Iowa State University student, Joi Latson, who asked how O'Malley's past criminal justice policies might square with his current platform to address structural racism.
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"It increases the risk that deflation could take hold," said Patrick O'Toole, vice president of global fixed income at CIBC Asset Management, adding that the result called into question the EU's existence.
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The accuracy of Amazon's technology has also been called into question, most notably by the American Civil Liberties Union which found that Rekognition incorrectly matched 28 members of Congress to arrest mugshots.
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As conservative commentators called into question his service and wartime record — even criticizing his decision to wear the Army dress uniform during his testimony — Trump cast aspersions in the weeks that followed.
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But the rising progressive star was forced to admit that she could not substantiate this claim after news reports called into question the validity of the evidence her private cybersecurity expert provided.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One driver Pastor Maldonado's future at the Renault-owned Lotus team was called into question on Wednesday amid speculation about his funding from Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Benjamin Netanyahu has spent 20143 years in public office, including 22014 years as Israel's prime minister, but this year his political future is being called into question as seldom before.
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After 70 years, a Pulitzer Prize, a bestselling book and a feature film on the photograph taken by Joe Rosenthal, the identity of one of the flag-raisers was called into question.
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Vancouver 2010: Snow shortage The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver began with news of the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili -- a fatal training accident that called into question the track's safety.
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Rihanna and the rest of the Ocean's 8 cast recently stopped by The Graham Norton Show to discuss the film, when the "Wild Thoughts" singer's alleged criminal activity was called into question.
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Leo Varadkar, the prime minister, recently stated that Ireland's homeless figures were quite good by international standards, citing numbers which fact-checkers quickly called into question as incomplete and out of date.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A former team mate of Bradley Wiggins has called into question the British rider's use of a therapeutic use exemption (TUE) for triamcinolone before his 2012 Tour de France win.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called into question even the government's 7.6% target, estimating that its initial budget plan would in fact have produced a deficit of about 9.75% of GDP.
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Despite his preoccupation with his own issues, President Trump did manage to acknowledge the tremendousness of black history, though some have called into question how much he actually knows about the subject.
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Why it matters: The situation surrounding former White House aide Rob Porter and his security clearance has called into question other officials who are operating on an interim clearance, Kushner among them.
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Yet in the months since the deal was implemented last year, Iran has engaged in a series of provocative actions that have called into question its willingness to abide by international norms.
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But the continuing viability of the deal was called into question this week with the ouster of the Turkish official who has been most closely associated with it: Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
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One, the A bottle, is tested immediately; the other, the B bottle, is sealed and stored for up to 10 years, in case the athlete's past performance is ever called into question.
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The fall of Kunduz had called into question the viability of Obama's strategy in Afghanistan, and storm clouds were gathering in Washington, where Campbell had previously been scheduled to testify before Congress.
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The anti-doping program in Rio was also called into question after the World Anti-Doping Agency released a report last week saying there were "a number of serious failings" with it.
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Yet, as the ongoing debates about the status of Puerto Rico testify, the question of whether U.S. Puerto Rican citizenship is permanent and irreversible for island residents has been called into question.
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But too often, in many parts of the U.N. system, the business community is still regarded with suspicion, and its motives are called into question or criticized as a conflict of interest.
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Erdogan may have expected to win in a landslide, but what looked like certain victory was called into question with the Turkish economy's crippling inflation and the opposition finding a firebrand candidate.
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But 2018 was the year that the long-held belief that Silicon Valley is on the right side of progress and all things good was called into question by a critical mass.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's use of private and military aircraft were called into question last fall, and an investigation later found that he had failed to keep complete records of his travel.
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The White House and Department of Homeland Security issued categorical denials regarding the implementation of the policy and the authorship of the draft memo that sparked the report was called into question.
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Even the supposedly tamper-proof bottles, the standard at international athletic competitions, have been called into question by Dr. Rodchenkov, who said Russia's internal intelligence service devised ways to break into them.
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A painfully slow recovery from the country's deepest recession ever has undermined tax collection and called into question Temer's capacity to significantly reduce a deficit that cost Brazil its investment grade rating.
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"Making a Murderer" called into question the conduct of law enforcement officials and the rights of criminal defendants, particularly teens like Dassey, whose lawyers argued was coerced into confessing to the crime.
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Within the last three years, Tillerson has publicly questioned the validity of climate models, temperature records, and has called into question the findings of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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For some advocates, the torrent of user data flowing out of Facebook has called into question not only Facebook's compliance with the F.T.C. agreement, but also the agency's approach to privacy regulation.
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Mr. Schulz called into question the German government's pledge to uphold Israel's right to exist and described the AfD as the only party in Germany that still believes in traditional family values.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Ben Wallace, the UK&aposs defense secretary, also called into question the strength of the relationship between their countries and the US in the weeks that followed.
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Mr. Mueller's new grip on the investigation also called into question whether Mr. Comey would accept any of the invitations issued by multiple congressional committees to testify next week about his firing.
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As with the new Motorola Razr, the durability of the the Z Flip's screen was called into question after a test by gadget reviewer JerryRigEverything revealed the phone's screen was easily scratched.
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Also limiting any uptick in gold prices, the dollar was sucking up funds across Asia after a steep and sudden slide in the Japanese yen called into question its safe-haven status.
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"The A Circuit," which tells the story of a young showjumper whose talents are called into question because of her father's wealth, is loosely based on Bloomberg's own life, The Times reported.
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The op-ed comes as tensions between the White House and Tillerson have risen over the last few months, with the secretary of State's future in the administration being called into question.
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Mr. Artemenko, a former member of Parliament, and Mr. Okhendovsky, the former chairman of Ukraine's Central Election Commission, both called into question the authenticity of the ledger listing payments to Mr. Manafort.
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Some of them remain angry over what they see as insufficient punishment for Russia's running a huge doping program that called into question results at several Olympics and dozens of other competitions.
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But in the last week, rifts over policy and tensions between White House insiders and those within the Department of Veterans Affairs have called into question who is really running the department.
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The bank's governance was also called into question over its decision to be the sole guarantor of a risky 1.5 billion euros capital increase at mid-tier lender Banca Popolare di Vicenza.
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That account, however, has been called into question by a German historian, Torben Gülstorff, who has traced documents showing that several Dornier twin-engine planes were sold to the Katangese rebel authorities.
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With hours to go until the polls close in many states, Donald Trump's campaign has already called into question the results of the election, suggesting the that election is rigged against him.
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Sanders said the president is the victim of a media-double standard as doubt is cast on the wiretapping claims, yet ties between Trump and the Russian government were continuously called into question.
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While my grandfather only returned to Europe once after the war, he retained a conviction of America's connection to the world beyond its borders, a connection called into question by Trump's isolationist rhetoric.
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DUCK BOAT SAFETY AGAIN CALLED INTO QUESTION AFTER MISSOURI TRAGEDY Trent Behr and his girlfriend, Allison Lester, were having dinner on a nearby showboat when their boat&aposs crew began screaming for help.
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"None of the major economic reforms that had been well received by our partners have been called into question," the official said, citing reforms of the labor market and railways introduced last year.
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Elizabeth Holmes' integrity is being called into question with HBO's documentary The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley and ABC Radio's podcast The Drop Out detailing the former CEO's fall from grace.
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In her candid interview with Refinery29's Arianna Davis, the "Girls Like Girls" songstress explained that her expression of sexuality is sometimes called into question in a way that straight people never experience.
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Court documents unsealed in early November have called into question Sessions' previous testimony, in which he said multiple times that he didn't communicate with Russians or know of any campaign members who did.
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The seeds for the current controversy were arguably sown last summer, when then-candidate Trump called into question the objectivity of U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel in hearing a case against Trump University.
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Furthermore, the GOP's small margins, combined with the particular makeup of the two relevant committees, called into question whether they could even pass anything out of committee — for instance, the votes of Sens.
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Elsewhere, investors will be keeping an eye on news surrounding the Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, as the nominee's future at the federal courthouse is called into question, amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The ECB introduced a bond-for-cash scheme in December to try and alleviate stress in repo markets, but the effectiveness of that programme has been called into question by the recent squeeze.
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McCain's health was called into question not just because he was old, but because it was a clever way of pointing out that he had selected an insane person as his vice president.
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But by ending the presidential candidacy of a leader who remains beloved across much of the country, the move by judicial authorities may have called into question the fairness of the October election.
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With the exhibition, Abad's first solo show in the United States, the Manila-born artist says he's looking for accountability at a time when facts are being stretched and givens called into question.
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The fast moving developments of Monday night into Tuesday also again called into question the credibility of the White House -- which was already compromised by its shifting explanations for the firing of Comey.
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Revenues in the company's so-called fluid systems segment, which includes the intravenous saline sales being called into question, was $2.3 billion last year, representing slightly more than 25 percent of total sales.
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The Post called into question the legality of Trump's payment, given that the IRS forbids what is called "self-dealing," which is basically when non-profit officials use their charity to benefit themselves.
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Monday's ruling also called into question the amount of deference the Trump administration will get on its claim that a president can do pretty much whatever he wants in the area of immigration.
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Per Axios' David McCabe, the public's ability to have a voice in this matter is being called into question, which is something that is likely to come into play in a court challenge.
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But the validity of hundreds of mail-in absentee ballots from a rural county has been called into question, and the state elections board declined to certify Harris while it investigates fraud claims.
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"We've seen a fairly firm recovery underpinned by a weaker dollar and some data readings from the U.S. and elsewhere that called into question the sustainability of growth," said Mitsubishi analyst Jon Butler.
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On Sunday, Tambor issued a statement saying the allegations are "simply and utterly untrue" and called into question his continuation on the series, signaling that he may step away from his lauded role.
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But at a gathering of chief executives hosted yesterday by the Wall Street Journal, business leaders called into question one of Cohn's top arguments for slashing the corporate tax rate to 20 percent.
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And even members of the Consumer Products Safety Commission, which instigated the case, called into question whether the CPSC complied with its own rules when it tried to hold company's leaders personally liable.
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Inhofe's ensuing letter and earlier requests called into question the EPA's actions on the plan, many of which compel individual states to spend resources working on it despite a legal obligation not to.
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In a massive breach that called into question the supposed impenetrability of Apple's iOS, a Google cybersecurity team revealed in August that a handful of websites hacked iPhones over a period of years.
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Even though my competence as a school teacher was never called into question, I was humiliated in the media — all while parents who'd never met me clutched their pearls and clucked their tongues.
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The legality of these proposals has been called into question by abortion-rights supporters, who argue they go against federal law that allows Medicaid beneficiaries to obtain health care from any willing provider.
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Schiff assailed Nunes's contacts with a source outside the committee confines as "a dead-of-night excursion" and said it called into question the impartiality of the inquiry because the committee wasn't informed.
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After Rousey did not address her loss in public for a very long time after "the head kick heard around the world" connected with her in Melbourne, her sportsmanship was called into question.
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The quality of news on Facebook has been called into question after alleged Russian operatives, for-profit spammers and others spread false reports on the site, including during the 2016 U.S. election campaign.
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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said it considered Leissner's conduct demonstrated "a serious lack of honesty and integrity" and called into question his fitness and properness to be a licensed person.
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Not only were some of her decisions cringe-worthy, like her repeated efforts to keep details of Facebook's Russia investigation under wraps, but her very commitment to the company was called into question.
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That impression has been reinforced by his losses this week, which have called into question whether Sanders can truly inspire the unprecedented levels of turnout he's repeatedly called necessary for a Democratic victory.
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Slepakov, whose patriotism had been called into question by some fans, teamed up with Sergei Shnurov, the founder of the band "Leningrad", to try to make amends in a new song called "Champions".
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That narrative has already been called into question by researchers who have found the company's old ads online and criticized its sweet, fruity flavors, from creme brulee to mango, for luring in teens.
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Biden shows he's still in the mix The former vice president's weak fourth-place finish in Iowa called into question how a candidate whose calling card is his electability could withstand losing elections.
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It's a kind of emotional and temporal displacement, as if our most private histories were being revised against our will; as if the past had been called into question, along with the future.
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That finding is in line with the Saudi government's official explanation, which has been called into question by evidence that a hit team of Saudi agents with tools was sent to dispatch Khashoggi.
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For example, he has castigated Ms. Merkel for allowing refugees to flow into Germany in 2015, and he has called into question post-World War II alliances, including NATO and the European Union.
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" He added that the validity of the competition had been called into question: "It's not an international competition; now it's a little local pichangita [Peruvian slang for kick-around] between Chilean neighborhood teams.
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In all likelihood, we are coming to a rare moment in American politics, when a whole bunch of existing arrangements will be called into question as the parties realign and governing coalitions shift.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey called into question the American commitment to fighting terrorist groups in Syria and cited the Washington's failure to recognize a Syrian Kurdish rebel group as a terrorist organization.
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"As the benefits and legitimacy of international cooperation are being called into question, it's essential to defend the values that underlie global economic governance," Coeure, a top lieutenant to ECB President Mario Draghi said.
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Harvey Weinstein has been receiving treatment for nearly a month after numerous women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct, but his attitude towards therapy has been called into question throughout his stay.
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As the company's finances are called into question, MoviePass has switched to a four ticket per month limit, and the company's CEO has indicated that the old plan may never return for new subscribers.
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But let's not let this denouement distract us from the fact that this incident has certainly called into question what Starbucks' exact policies are regarding riding hoofed mammals through routes traditionally meant for cars.
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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said it considered that Leissner's conduct demonstrated "a serious lack of honesty and integrity" and called into question his fitness and properness to be a licensed person.
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From the South China Sea dispute to free trade, the 10-member bloc's legitimacy has been called into question as it remains unable to offer a coordinated response on the region's most pressing issues.
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"Businesses that are waiting until they after they are breached to offer more secure access control than a simple username and password, their judgement and trustworthiness certainly should be called into question," said Williams.
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Due to the simplistic recipes he demonstrates on the show (his repertoire includes grilled cheese, avocado salad, and grilled vegetables), Porowski's kitchen skills have been called into question by some snarky viewers on Twitter.
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It has also called into question what it means to protest in 2016 and how Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and other social platforms can be used to effectively shine light on injustice, and spark change.
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After Flynn resigned following reports that he misled Vice President Pence about his discussion of sanctions on Russia with the Russian ambassador to the U.S., McFarland's future on the council was called into question.
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Even if there is no "wrong winner" – where the winner loses the popular vote – like in 1876, 1888 and 2000, the wisdom of having an Electoral College will once again be called into question.
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Sarkar called into question British polices - such as laws to restrict suburban houses from dividing their plots and filling in more homes in gardens - which have sought to preserve suburbia's open and emptier spaces.
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To that end, several studies from researchers at UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and Johns Hopkins have called into question whether universal background checks, compared to non-universal background checks, reduce gun deaths at all.
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What was it about their encounter that suddenly called into question the moral fiber of the entire show when, for four years, the spin-off relied on a recipe of booze and sexual tension?
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The PiS, which took office in 2015 and whose democratic credentials EU authorities have called into question over reforms it has implemented to Poland's media and judiciary, is on course to be re-elected.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is ready to help its firms continue doing business in Iran, its economy minister said on Friday, as the U.S. envoy to Berlin called into question the morality of such transactions.
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He portrays the breed of investigators to which they both belong as dispassionate, relentless in following the facts and dedicated to the institutions of law enforcement that Comey believes Trump has called into question.
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Pelosi added that Facebook not taking down the doctored video called into question the company's assertion that it was the victim of Russian online interference that was meant to sway the 2016 presidential election.
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Yet, day by day, the more sensational claim that Trump and Russia colluded together on that effort are being called into question by evidence that belatedly gets produced by the FBI and Justice Department.
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"For us, the strength of Bayer as a long-term investment has been called into question by its potential takeover of Monsanto," Asim Rahman, European equities fund manager at Henderson, said in the letter.
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His position was created in response to a rash of injuries last season in which the Mets' communication, medical care and oversight of training were called into question by players, fans, agents and commentators.
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And Silicon Valley veteran Facebook, which trademarked the "move fast and break things" adage, has been embroiled in scandal after scandal as the company's handling of its users' data has been called into question.
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It also called into question whether lower-ranked officials could trust that they would be protected from punishment for tolerating or participating in illegal acts at the behest of Mr. Putin or his allies.
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And Mr. Block's statement that he was "not familiar" with a Twitter account with which he exchanged messages called into question whether someone else was responsible for some of his posts, Mr. Burstein added.
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LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Formula One driver Pastor Maldonado's future at the Renault-owned Lotus team was called into question on Wednesday amid speculation about his funding from Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA.
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The President's sincerity is also called into question by a tweet last weekend that appeared to signal he was more interested in going through the motions of accountability than adopting it as a practice.
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