This calls into question the value and effectiveness of PDMPs.
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Why it matters: This calls into question White House security.
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His story kept changing and calls into question his credibility.
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It once again calls into question America's commitment to its alliances.
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It's a huge upset that calls into question decades of history.
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For some voters it calls into question Clinton's trustworthiness and honesty.
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This calls into question the validity of its own models. 3.
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USTR said that calls into question the fairness of the tax.
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Academic research at least calls into question the efficacy of negative.
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Calls into question several small purchases made on Don's company card.
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For some, it calls into question the breadth of the recent rally.
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"That verdict calls into question press freedom in Burma (Myanmar)," she said.
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The story calls into question some of the details of those allegations.
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But this approach calls into question the integrity of Google search results.
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He calls into question the empathy of a president on live television.
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The latest report calls into question the state of Telsa's financial position.
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The firewall paradox calls into question the most definitive theories of science.
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"It just totally calls into question the sufficiency of these cuts," he said.
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But now Stocky's statement bluntly calls into question the allegations by Gizmodo's sources.
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This directly calls into question whether any of this could even be real.
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Eventually, Prey calls into question everything you've taken for granted about its world.
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For example, historical practice of the Senate calls into question the Senate's conduct.
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The reaction also calls into question orchestrated mega-deals involving state-owned titans.
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The Astros cheating scandal calls into question the fundamental values of the game.
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It also calls into question the entire future of Iowa's complicated caucus system.
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Mr. Horowitz's discovery calls into question the bureau's surveillance practices in routine cases.
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The paper calls into question the "secular stagnation" theory supported by Larry Summers.
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To blame free speech for policy failures calls into question faith in democracy itself.
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This is important, as it calls into question Sondland's centrality to the entire scheme.
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This all calls into question just how much longer Lore will be at Walmart.
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That pattern calls into question how much demand there is for the pricey alternative.
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The report calls into question Trump's description of himself as a self-made billionaire.
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However, a coach's veto overrides the appeal, which calls into question the entire system.
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Failure to enforce these resolutions calls into question the very reason for this process.
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The dreamy nature of Koholint also calls into question Link's role in this world.
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"This really calls into question Malaysia's reputation as a rights respecting democracy," Robertson told CNN.
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All of this calls into question what will actually happen should Trump lose the election.
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The latest report inevitably calls into question Facebook's resistance to being called a media company.
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This calls into question whether there is a leadership vacuum, spurred by Ryan's retirement announcement.
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This is not just irresponsible; it unjustly calls into question the legitimacy of our elections.
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It's a revealing bit of self-reflection that calls into question everything about the Punisher.
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Second, it must disclose any information that calls into question the credibility of its sources.
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That calls into question how much American consumers will really benefit from the oil crash.
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The end of a relationship calls into question many of our beliefs about our selves.
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His support of the president calls into question his moral judgments and ability to lead.
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It calls into question his simultaneous promise to be a "neutral guy" on the Mideast.
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It's a fascinating confluence of narratives, which calls into question the very meaning of family.
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Trump's ascension, however, calls into question the notion that party elites can effectively control nominations.
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For others, though, Biden's behavior calls into question whether he would truly represent them as president.
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KS: The whole thing calls into question the management of the company and the top management.
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Monday's trial further calls into question his chances of running against Putin in next year's election.
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There is a naive hope attached this line of thought, one that Westworld calls into question.
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It calls into question his fitness to play a leading role in our nation's justice system.
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Horowitz was specifically asked whether his report calls into question Russia's systemic interference in the 2016.
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" Trump revoked Brennan's security clearance Wednesday, saying Brennan's history "calls into question his objectivity and credibility.
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It calls into question the NFL's entire position—has the league been bullshitting all this time?
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When something like this happens, it calls into question the management skills of the guy in charge.
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But Balderson's narrow lead calls into question whether the president can be helpful in general election contests.
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And the attack on Farah calls into question the government's ability to defend cities without international support.
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The success of his candidacy so far calls into question the very definition and direction of America.
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This calls into question some 40,000 fMRI papers that have been published since 1992, the paper notes.
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It also further calls into question Sondland's own testimony — which he has already had to revise once.
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It calls into question notions of purity and virginity, and the interchangeability of women in patriarchal structures.
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This calls into question whether raising the minimum wage is really the best way to help workers.
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But if that is the case, the situation calls into question the National Security Council's very utility.
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That calls into question the robustness of the firm's technology stack, or perhaps its reliance on vendors.
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And without proper bonafides, it also calls into question the accuracy of the health advice you're getting.
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More information has also trickled out since Friday that calls into question the Saudi version of events.
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The revision "calls into question Elliott's grasp of Arconic's business and industry," the company said in a statement.
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So that actually calls into question the original claim that there ever was a body to begin with.
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And when something like that happens, it calls into question the management skills of the guy in charge.
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If true, the note calls into question Apple's decision to release two new phones at the same time.
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That's not just embarrassing for them; it calls into question their ability to effectively lead on these issues.
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It also calls into question the FCC's ability to apply Lifeline and Connect America Fund subsidies to broadband.
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Medicaid's resilience calls into question conventional wisdom about which social programs are the most vulnerable to public backlash.
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But it also calls into question what the wireless companies say about their own policies of location sharing.
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Since North Carolina is in the Fourth Circuit, the appeals court's ruling calls into question the state's law.
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The Commission decision calls into question whether that is the case and that's unhelpful, not just for Ireland.
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Now this latest study calls into question the real impact body cameras have in changing aggressive policing culture.
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This latest disparity calls into question how forthcoming Israel has been during his time in the national spotlight.
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China's military build-up in recent years calls into question Taiwan's ability to defend itself by conventional means.
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Merely pulling off the bombings was a logistical feat that calls into question the effectiveness of Syria's defenses.
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Such an unjustifiably short prison term calls into question the evenhandedness and impartiality of our system of justice.
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His failure to achieve something that couldn't be purchased calls into question his competence, and even his record.
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It calls into question current US practices to contain the virus, longtime CDC adviser Dr. William Schaffner said.
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But doing it in a way that calls into question Mexican sovereignty completely misses how we got here.
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It calls into question the decision even if it's totally legitimate and the best one they could make.
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Of course, that's before the final scene, which calls into question whether Discovery can really change for the better.
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Friday's report "really calls into question September and beyond," said Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab.
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The bumbling response to the stockmarket and currency wobbles of the past year calls into question the leadership's competence.
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But consistent lack of topline growth — which we are seeing — really calls into question the sustainability of earnings growth.
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Bush claimed that Trump's decision calls into question the Republican front-runner's ability to serve as commander in chief.
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It also calls into question statements tech executives have made under oath to Congress in the past 18 months.
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Ulbricht's attorneys Dratel and Lindsay Lewis say that government tampering calls into question the evidence used to convict Ulbricht.
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China's slower growth calls into question the sustainability of massive spending, whether it be on infrastructure or military modernization.
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It truly calls into question her ability to understand what's taking place in other geopolitical environments around the world.
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It calls into question whether he is really trying to win—or setting up his own future media empire.
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The data also calls into question whether privacy and security represent a business value proposition that actually interests customers.
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Why it matters: This mass dissension from the right calls into question the overall effect of Trump's trade war.
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It's just not having good quarters and it also calls into question exactly how sustainable the beer market is.
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If Tyler was truly a Klingon spy this whole time, it once again calls into question Lorca's decision making.
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This type of reflective innovation requires courage, because it calls into question the assumption that newer is necessarily better.
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Fresh Covid-19 volatility could accelerate an endgame, but also calls into question the structure of the frontrunner's deal.
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The continued mention of this as a source of DNA calls into question other statements made by the prosecutor.
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It also calls into question the fate of Britain's largest steelworks in Port Talbot, Wales, owned by Tata Steel.
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" He said that the official's statement "calls into question" his earlier comment that the government was acting in "good faith.
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CodeRag (heaven forbid) even calls into question the technical chops of Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) and music app Pied Piper.
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And the fate of such men calls into question his claims that he collects "only the best people" around him.
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In fact, it increased over the last decade, which calls into question the overall effectiveness of stop and frisk practices.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Trouble in Hong Kong's "Enigma Network" calls into question official efforts to encourage more small-cap listings.
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The tax is due to apply retroactively from the start of 2019, which USTR said calls into question its fairness.
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This not only risks American lives but calls into question the reliability of us, the U.S., as a trusted ally.
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This obviously calls into question the safety and privacy of the site, particularly when videos and pictures are regularly shared.
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"And it really just calls into question the reliability of the United States as a strategic partner to this region."
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The backlash he has received from allies on the right calls into question the overall effectiveness of Trump's trade war.
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"It calls into question the independence of the super PAC," Larry Noble, a former general counsel to the FEC, told CNN.
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And the administration's poor track record on public health calls into question their ability to effectively implement any aid package.
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The story, using many scenes taken directly from his work, calls into question whether he committed suicide or was murdered.
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"If accurate, this report calls into question Mr. Morgan's fitness to hold any office in the United States Government," Thompson wrote.
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This again calls into question the show's judgment call on the sex scene between Jaime and his sister after Joffrey's death.
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And so that calls into question the credibility of the victim, to the extent that he had excessive amounts of alcohol.
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Orlando Smith, the BVI's premier, called it a " breach of trust" that "calls into question our very relationship with the UK".
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And it calls into question what the new president hopes to gain from his seeming willingness to make concessions to Moscow.
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The "accuracy" point is obvious — you desperately want to avoid the dreaded "restatement of earnings" that calls into question company competence.
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Their joint program, drawn up after weeks of negotiations, contains nothing that calls into question Italy's membership of the single currency.
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And it calls into question CEO Jack Dorsey's efforts to stabilize a company that was in turmoil for much of 2015.
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However, the newest revelation casts doubt on that statement and calls into question Sanders's reliability as a mouthpiece of the administration.
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In fact, the new research calls into question the validity of nutrition science's core belief that a calorie is a calorie.
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Astroturfing is deceptive and dangerous and calls into question the ethics of allowing groups to lie to people in plain sight.
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The fact that both languages are subtitled calls into question the opposition of ideas of a "native" versus a "foreign" language.
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That means Trump does not have to sign it, but it also calls into question whether it would be legally binding.
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The fund may be ideal for clients, but it is the appearance of conflict that calls into question the adviser's motives.
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Mylan's promise of a new generic EpiPen for half the price only further calls into question the excessive price of branded EpiPens.
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I'd say that American Artist is an artist to watch, but their work calls into question the validity of that dead metaphor.
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" The group said the search process "calls into question whether the Federal Reserve can be trusted to act in the public interest.
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Which is why an organization called the Great America Alliance is releasing an ad that calls into question Comey's integrity and competence.
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This creative aspect to the current crisis calls into question the equation of today's depredations with the mass extinctions of the past.
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Because it calls into question the best thing humanity has created in its political history: the post–World War II global order.
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That reality calls into question Trump's justification for declaring a national emergency over the border, potentially setting up years of legal challenges.
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Transition Initiative Kenora said it should restart as the meeting with the consultant calls into question any previous decision by the panel.
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"To proceed in this way calls into question the basic principle of fairness that should underlie our criminal justice system," Breyer wrote.
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"All of this seriously calls into question the impartiality of the disciplinary process, which now appears tainted by political influence," Goelman said.
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Seeing this much effort put into closely imitating "real" (or more accurately, "original") objects calls into question the entire idea of authenticity.
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A recent geochemical analysis calls into question the idea of extensive contact between Mesoamerican and Southwest American cultures before the Spanish invaded.
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If he does not, then it looks like he defied the president and calls into question the critical relationship with administration officials.
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The fact that he was discharged certainly calls into question whether or not the military even had jurisdiction to reopen the case.
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The authors' framing of the legislation as a national security measure to combat foreign meddling also calls into question its potential effectiveness.
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Russia's failure to resolve the chemical weapons issue in Syria calls into question its ability and will to resolve the overall crisis.
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The case calls into question a legal provision called Section 230, which protects publishers of user material from liability related to those posts.
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But the rate of violence against women is "scary", she said, adding it calls into question the role of education and the law.
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As apps that are designed to be "ephemeral" become increasingly less so, it calls into question how much that even matters to users.
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" And he added, "Before the day is out there will be more evidence publicly that shows and calls into question these latest allegations.
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Turkey's treatment of the Ariciogullari's survivors, as well as its generally dubious human rights record, also calls into question the country's "safe" status.
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The Scottish National Party's continued rejection of May's Brexit proposals also calls into question the prospect of a second referendum on Scottish independence.
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That none of these facts was acknowledged by Pai suggests a disingenuous argument, and calls into question the sincerity of his other positions.
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But a lack of government oversight calls into question the idea that a single pill can improve your health, according to medical experts.
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For me, that calls into question whether the views are genuine, or whether they are supported by anything other than hatred and bigotry.
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"To proceed in this way calls into question the basic principles of fairness that should underlie our criminal justice system," Justice Breyer wrote.
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Simpson's testimony calls into question that narrative, pushing back at the notion that the dossier was a partisan hit-job funded by Democrats.
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Donald Trump isn't standing up for democracy when he calls into question the legitimacy of an election if it doesn't go his way.
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It also called on Google to "stop alienating conservatives" and calls into question practices like "unconscious bias" training for committees that promote employees.
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However, the failure calls into question the Starliner's future and how long it will take for the team to recover from the mishap.
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But the case of the waterworks employee calls into question the country's efforts to address a rise in karoshi, or death from overwork.
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And the fact that so few could anticipate Trump's victory calls into question how America gets our information—what were we missing, and why?
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It also calls into question Cairo's ability to sustain a massive bread subsidy program while imposing a rule suppliers say is impossible to guarantee.
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Still, destroying forests to wipe our butts can keep you up at night, and it calls into question the merits of toilet paper altogether.
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Buhari has been absent for much of 2017 because of an undisclosed medical problem, which calls into question whether he will stand next year.
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"Russia's failure to resolve the chemical weapons issue in Syria calls into question its relevance to the resolution to the overall crisis," Tillerson said.
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While this calls into question the impact of Thursday's amendment, a significant section of Congress appears intent on blocking the transfer anyway it can.
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He said: "Russia's failure to resolve the chemical weapons issue in Syria calls into question its relevance to the resolution of the overall crisis."
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The study calls into question earlier research that has linked electronic cigarettes to traditional smoking, but experts disputed the importance of the new findings.
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Everyone has experienced unimaginable disruptions, mere months before the Olympic Games, which calls into question the authenticity of a level playing field for all.
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In this objectification of the Black woman's body, Leigh calls into question what kind of autonomy and self-possession is available to Black women.
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Worse still, it calls into question whether the managers have the operational capability necessary to track and steer the complex companies under their watch.
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The new questionnaire was created to aid in that goal and calls into question whether Trump values candidates' loyalty over relevance experience, CNN said.
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Helpfully, recent research calls into question the utility of snooping and suggests better approaches for parents who are concerned that something might be amiss.
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UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has threatened to retaliate over the incident, which also calls into question the UK's ability to protect its residents.
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This calls into question the basic usefulness of this study at all, which is why we have repeatedly asked EPA to use a benchmark.
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At a minimum, though, the Wall Street Journal's reporting calls into question the legality of Trump's Soleimani strike and the true intention behind it.
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The use of nuclear capabilities for propulsion also calls into question the applicability of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).
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Law enforcement across the US is embracing facial-recognition technology as a tool for identifying suspects, a trend that the study calls into question.
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The headline "MasterChef Viewers Were Outraged at Kenny's Treatment Tonight" calls into question just how lathered up fans could really be over unattended cauliflower.
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That many Leave voters seem reluctant to endorse UKIP calls into question the narrative that Brexit was driven by racism and UKIP-style xenophobia.
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The juxtaposition of the found painting's conventional realism with Bergman's broadly applied additions calls into question the critical division between realist and primitivist art.
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That failure, intelligence officials say, calls into question Western institutions' ability to share information in the way needed to defend against elaborate cyber invasions.
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"The result is a disappointing one, and potentially calls into question the sale method chosen," BMO analyst Edward Sterck said in a note to clients.
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But another theme I would note is that this chart calls into question two bits of conventional wisdom that currently exist in the technology press.
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There is an arcane legal doctrine (desuetude) that calls into question that validity of a dusty old law like this that's never actually been used.
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"The steady success of establishment candidates calls into question whether the Democrats are being pulled to the left," researchers Elaine Kamarck and Alexander Podkul wrote.
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This long-standing, racially motivated disenfranchisement "fundamentally calls into question whether or not we have the right to call ourselves a true democracy," Francois said.
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Most likely there will be no cyber hanging-chad moment, no massive breach that calls into question election results or faith in the democratic process.
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Critics say the manner in which the plans for dollar purchases has been executed calls into question the credibility of Russia's monetary and fiscal authorities.
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Perdue's delayed response to the food-borne catastrophes in his home state calls into question his qualifications to oversee the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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However, the long-term shift in demand toward SUVs calls into question the future of factories GM currently has dedicated to building sedans, analysts said.
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Roughly collaged paintings exemplify a de-skilled, D.I.Y. aesthetic, and the "Concept Store" (2016) calls into question the thorny relationship among commerce, fashion and art.
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Roughly collaged paintings exemplify a de-skilled, D.I.Y. aesthetic, and the "Concept Store" (32003) calls into question the thorny relationship among commerce, fashion and art.
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Comparing these two also calls into question what should be valued as desirable traits in a modern day wing, particularly one on a max contract.
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"Don't Be Nice," a new documentary about young slam poets preparing for a national competition, similarly calls into question the repeated imagery of black suffering.
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When so seldomly there are disabled actors playing disabled roles, it calls into question just how many are getting employed behind the screen as well.
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A terrorist could just as well enter on a tourist visa, which calls into question whether the national security rationale behind the ban is legitimate.
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"The military takeover calls into question who controls the Zimbabwean government, let alone whether it would be committed to responsible herd management," the newspaper wrote.
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CDC Principal Deputy Director Anne Schuchat was asked at a news briefing Tuesday whether the incident calls into question the effectiveness of the diagnostic test.
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New evidence calls into question Equifax's handling of the breach reported last week, which compromised 143 million user details including Social Security numbers, birthdates, and addresses.
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According to Mark Cuban, billionaire investor, star of ABC's "Shark Tank" and owner of the Dallas mavericks, that calls into question Trump's skill as a manager.
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The fact that it succeeded calls into question whether the utilities are prepared for a far more sophisticated attack, as the U.S. government has warned about.
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"Any undue influence by an issuer, however, that calls into question the qualifications or independence of underwriter's counsel may create risk to the issuer," it wrote.
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Fitbit calls into question the financial stability of Jawbone by relying on speculative press reports and third-party sources rather than any information directly from Jawbone.
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The jobs report comes at a delicate time for Wall Street, as volatility in the markets calls into question nascent improvements in the economy at large.
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And the episode explicitly calls into question why this shooting is being investigated when the murder of a Black teenager in the same town went ignored.
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That calls into question his political capital, and whether he'll be able to help AirMap influence the outcome of the U.K.'s forthcoming regulations around drones.
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Soules has string of alcohol and driving-related arrests on his record, and his history calls into question the thoroughness of the background checks producers conduct.
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And it calls into question whether the court's conservative justices support religious freedom for all faiths, or only for those whose beliefs match their ideological stances.
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That, combined with other warning signs, calls into question whether the Fed should raise rates as strongly in 2019 as it did in 2018, Piegza said.
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But it's also a truth that nobody else knew until Angela found it out, which calls into question everything else we might know about the past.
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"Everyone has experienced unimaginable disruptions, mere months before the Olympic Games, which calls into question the authenticity of a level playing field for all," Hinchey said.
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"It calls into question the independence of the super PAC," said Larry Noble, the former general counsel to the Federal Election Commission and a CNN contributor.
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His analysis therefore calls into question the Labor Department's ability to use any realistic salary level test as part of its criteria for determining overtime eligibility.
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This crushing responsibility, to be both a vessel of life and of desire, frames the film, and calls into question the weight a Black mother carries.
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The NRA refuted the findings in Wyden's report, as did Senate Republican investigators who said none of the material calls into question the NRA's tax exemption.
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His interview with Lochte in August illustrates that, and now, his moment with Trump calls into question what other pieces of information he's holding on to.
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"This calls into question the seriousness of President Xi's statement at the end of last year," Admiral Harris told reporters at a previously scheduled briefing in Tokyo.
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Seeing yet another galaxy with this strange behavior is highly unlikely, and calls into question the very model that scientists use to understand structure in our universe.
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This dynamic, Hawkins says, calls into question longstanding notions that young people don't need help in our society because they'll always be able to earn a living.
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The lawsuit calls into question Hyperloop One's ability to build the best-in-class technology required to stave off competition from rivals, such as Hyperlink Transportation Technologies.
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"In her dissent, O'Connor calls into question whether state level laws really do place an undue burden" on a woman's ability to choose an abortion, says Murray.
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That said, it calls into question whether she can become a princess or a duchess during the time she's a lady in waiting to become a Brit.
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"Even raising money on the private markets is going to be a bit more difficult, which somewhat calls into question the benefit of staying private," Rudowski said.
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The U.S. manages this migratory species with other countries, but NOAA's concerning retreat from its previous position calls into question the agency's commitment to rebuilding this stock.
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But it also calls into question whether the SEALs — and other elite troops like the Army's Delta Force — have any checks on how they conduct their missions.
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Some Democrats have voiced concern about the impact the GOP memo could have on Mueller's probe, because it calls into question the origins of the Russia investigation.
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Congressional Democrats have written a memo questioning Campbell's credibility and memory while Republicans say his story calls into question the favorable treatment the Obama administration gave Russia.
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Graham also notes that while the newly released report is separate from the Russia investigation, it calls into question the credibility of the people on that team.
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This stark and heartless ruling — with no regard for Roe's precedent — clearly calls into question Kavanaugh's suggestion that he will uphold the nearly 50-year-old decision.
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Fact Check A review of the Democratic presidential candidate's reported assets calls into question his claims that he no longer has investments in oil, gas and coal.
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Russia's protection of the Assad regime and failure to stop the use of chemical weapons in Syria calls into question its commitment to resolving the overall crisis.
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But "House Music," conceived for this and only this situation, particularly calls into question the conventions of place and etiquette that classical music largely takes for granted.
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With Twitter having suspended its verification process back in 2017 for similar reasons, YouTube's latest flub calls into question the entire point of verification on social media.
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The scandal calls into question the authority of major institutions — Sotheby's, the Louvre, the National Gallery, and others — as well as the dealers who handled the pieces.
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It calls into question just how much Republican investigators on the House Intelligence Committee really cared about corroborating what they were told by people in Trump's inner circle.
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Experts in FOIA law said Holder's Lew Alcindor identity calls into question the ability of FOIA staff to locate all emails from an official who uses an alias.
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The CIA knew it had been breached late last year, according to a Reuters report, which calls into question why Apple, Google, Samsung and others weren't alerted sooner.
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Since 2013, (Robinson) has been working on project titled #WHITEMANINMYPOCKET, in which she calls into question racial constructs, and especially the place of Whiteness in conversations about race.
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The reporters did wrangle an apology out of Justin Osofsky, Facebook's vice president of global operations, but the story calls into question the effectiveness of Facebook's takedown technology.
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Brexit also calls into question EU agreements on open airspace that have fostered a huge expansion of air travel, creating uncertainty for both British and other EU airlines.
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Experts: 'Navy is not looking good' Military experts said the latest incident calls into question the Navy's training and will likely lead to changes in the Navy's leadership.
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In Trump's case, his polarizing political persona also calls into question how much any single development can affect his popularity ratings, which are strictly divided along party lines.
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The new paradigm calls into question the continuing central role of the WTO, and with it, the international rules-based system the U.S. has painstakingly built over decades.
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This hearing, which is incredibly stressful for Clark because it calls into question her ability to care for her children, makes her late to court for Simpson's case.
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A wholesale regulatory rollbacks calls into question whether gas should be considered a cleaner fuel, according to Matt Watson, an associate vice president at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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The attack on Saudi oil facilities calls into question the reliability of supplies from a country that also holds most of the world's spare production capacity, Barclays said.
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Not only could this be an issue in relation to responding to COVID-19, but it calls into question how effectively the sector could respond to other emergencies.
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If the pattern continues, it also calls into question any candidate who claims that he or she will be able to bring out new voters in the fall.
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All this instability makes for a fascinating close-reading experience, but it also calls into question the ostensible finished version of "Pablo" as it has been promoted so far.
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The exhibition privileges the perspective of objects — which have experienced, endured, and carried the passing of time — and calls into question the tools we use to remember and document.
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And to casually abandon it without an alternative, due diligence, or consultations with any of the parties (minus the Israelis) calls into question US credibility as an effective broker.
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The result is a happy moment captured through a hidden lens, in which the artist calls into question everything we take for granted while out enjoying a sunny day.
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But the new analysis, confirmed by cybersecurity experts who analyzed SINTEF's data and independently verified by BuzzFeed News, calls into question how seriously the company takes its users' privacy.
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But when a site buries its material connections to a business it funnels customers into, it erodes public trust, and calls into question the information provided by the publication.
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By funding something that is so sophisticated on Indiegogo, I think that also calls into question the idea of art as a commodity and being conscious of your patronage.
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"This calls into question the financial viability of Vale going forward because of the sheer scale of their potential liabilities," Tom Goodhead, a lawyer at SPG Law, told Reuters.
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Schiff, however, said Democrat "watered down" their findings about the intelligence community, and argued there was "no evidence that calls into question the quality and reliability" of the assessment.
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That calls into question why Huawei would want to work with American companies again if allowed, since it claims it's capable of producing better-performing equipment without doing so.
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But the Post's reporting calls into question just how independent TikTok is from its ByteDance, a $75 billion company based in China that runs several other popular social apps.
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The episode also calls into question Prince Mohammed's ability to deliver on his promises to bring fundamental change to a patriarchal society where men exert legal control over women.
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None of this proves that Mr. Comey's letter didn't play a decisive role, even if it calls into question whether the polling evidence supports the view that it did.
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Northam's large margin of victory — about 9 points by late Tuesday night — also calls into question the roadmap for future Republican campaigns running in blue or swing areas. Rep.
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The Chinese hardware giant has filed a motion for summary judgement that calls into question the constitutionality of the section of the National Defense Authorization Act used to halt imports.
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Following up on docu-series like Making a Murderer and The Staircase, Netflix's new series, The Innocent Man, also calls into question the guilt of the perpetrators it focuses on.
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Furthermore, none of this calls into question the intelligence community&aposs assessment that the Russians wanted Trump to win -- something Putin publicly confirmed in his Helsinki news conference with Trump.
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The law is part of a new wave of restrictions introduced by Republican-led states -- emboldened by President Donald Trump -- to introduce legislation that calls into question Supreme Court precedent.
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It also calls into question whether Democrats can sustain the energy fueling the party's anti-Trump resistance after losses in four consecutive special elections -- including Kansas, Montana and South Carolina.
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" This calls into question the very nature of the content of the work as "the moments start to feel much less impressive, because you're getting so much of the violence.
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Friends of the Earth said in a statement that STEP was a climate-damaging pipeline project and that its rejection by regulators calls into question other EU-supported gas projects.
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Though Slimani is not a neo-existentialist, by interrogating motherhood's role in society she calls into question our (supposedly) most natural relations and responses to tragedy, just as Camus did.
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This is a familiar tactic by leaders of the Palestinian Authority that calls into question their fundamental commitment to achieve political objectives through direct, bilateral negotiations with their Israeli counterparts.
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" Heinrich added it calls into question "whether he is being honest and forthright with the committee and what does that mean for the highest law enforcement officer in the country?
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The fact that the Karolyis had one convicted and one alleged sex offender working with children at their Ranch calls into question the statement ... that that they did nothing wrong.
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The Journal noted that the revelation calls into question claims made by Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that pilots could have avoided the crash by following safety procedures.
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It calls into question coverage for the vulnerable and fails to provide the necessary resources to ensure that no one is left out, while shifting significant costs to the states.
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Shoot photons at a wall with two slits, however, and you get a different result — wondrous, illogical, impossible, a little terrifying — that calls into question the very nature of existence.
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This is a watershed and transcendent moment that calls into question both governments' ability to cooperate and to address one of the most pressing local public problems of our time.
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Two men claiming the Afghan presidency complicates an already tense and unstable political situation and calls into question whether the Afghan government's peace talks with the Taliban can possibly succeed.
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"Everyone has experienced unimaginable disruptions, mere months before the Olympic Games, which calls into question the authenticity of a level playing field for all," USA Swimming CEO Tim Hinchey said.
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The announcement, which was dated June 10 and circulated online this week, also calls into question whether China can fill a global leadership vacuum on the issue of climate change.
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The ruling from Judge Anthony Trenga in the Eastern District of Virginia calls into question federal authorities' practice of using the list to support decisions on people's ability to travel.
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When a satirist like Oliver calls into question a candidate's honesty, viewers think more about that candidate's character and trustworthiness than they do about the issues at stake in the election.
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It's a strange, complicated, and potentially powerful creation that builds on an already audacious arrangement, a new configuration of technology and money that calls into question the market's most cherished premise.
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Once again, major discord among the world's superpowers -- this time sparked by America's refusal to endorse the Paris climate accords -- calls into question whether such multilateral meetings are becoming an anachronism.
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The bureau's lack of action when compared with how the FBI reacts to other federal crimes calls into question whether the FBI failed to understand that Bitcoin is a real currency.
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Rather, you've likely been reading about Steven Crowder and Carlos Maza — and YouTube's clumsy efforts to address a controversy that calls into question its commitment to enforcing its policies against harassment.
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Sure, the data itself is real, but the fact that the study was performed as a joke still calls into question whether the evidence can be weighted equally with serious research.
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Much of "Labor Day" calls into question just how dangerous Alice Cooper's (Mädchen Amick) new "Farm" cult actually is (the premiere suggests they have a whole fire magic thing going on).
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In the idealized universe of Facebook, Ned can find support for his distorted point of view, a point a view that calls into question the inevitability of limit, loss, and messiness.
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We have seen this play out over the last few months as the seemingly endless drip of WikiLeaks emails calls into question the ethics and potential criminality of the Clinton campaign.
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The haphazardness calls into question whether congressional Republicans can accomplish the biggest rewrite of the tax code in 2401 years—and get it done before Thanksgiving, as per the announced schedule.
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The abduction calls into question government and military statements that stability and security are returning to the northeast in the conflict with Islamist insurgents Boko Haram, which dates back to 2009.
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By dropping the investigation into National Credit Adjusters, Mulvaney calls into question his statement that the bureau's enforcement will focus on cases where there is "quantifiable and unavoidable harm" to consumers.
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"I think sometimes when the press corps attacks the president, undermines him, calls into question his credibility from the outset, I think it creates a very poor relationship overall," he continued.
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The correspondence released Tuesday showed "a level of collusion which calls into question the entire investigation into her private server," said Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Mr. Trump's campaign. Gov.
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It calls into question what will happen for the millions of workers across the country who are unsalaried and may be living paycheck-to-paycheck, such as bar and restaurant staff.
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That there have been so many emergencies that fall outside our traditional "national security" parameters calls into question whether we are spending our $738 billion defense budget on the right priorities.
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At best, our failure to locate something that we ourselves last handled suggests that our memory is shot; at worst, it calls into question the very nature and continuity of selfhood.
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Weight stigma is known to have negative health effects while also encouraging less healthy behaviors, which calls into question the wisdom of deploying it as a tactic to improve anyone's health.
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" That "appears to violate federal law and the express will of the Congress," he wrote, and the $2.2 million contract "calls into question the IRS&apos use of its limited resources.
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If Apple is going to totally revamp the 2017 iPhone, that calls into question whether the iPhone 7 — the device expected to be released this fall — will be a major update.
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If I toss in a reference to a person or organization as a favor, or because I'm a friend, or for a fee, it calls into question all my choices of who and what to name, just as using one staged or digitally altered news photograph calls into question the legitimacy of all other news photos: how is the audience to know whether an image is real or fake, whether a story is newsworthy or promotional?
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The bottom line: "This calls into question the financial viability of Vale going forward because of the sheer scale of their potential liabilities," Tom Goodhead, a lawyer at SPG Law, told Reuters.
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"The Justice Department's decision to overrule its career prosecutors, immediately after President Trump's tweet, calls into question the independence and integrity of our legal system," Harris wrote in a letter to Graham.
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Even Hannah's "ghost," who starts following Clay around in the season 2 premiere, "The First Polaroid," calls into question whether outing Bryce's crimes and sending him to prison is what she wanted.
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The strength of the labour market calls into question gloomy predictions about the future of work—that increasingly sophisticated computers will consign growing numbers of workers to a life of enforced idleness.
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Even in draft form, this legislation is so short-sighted it calls into question the authors' ability to lead the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, which, again, Senators Burr and Feinstein chair.
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Why it matters: The revelation calls into question the reliability of Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez, a key American ally in the war on drugs who has pledged to fight police corruption.
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"President Trump's continued ownership interest in a global business empire ... violates the Constitution and calls into question the rule of law and the integrity of the country's political system," the complaint said.
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"President Trump's continued ownership interest in a global business empire ... violates the Constitution and calls into question the rule of law and the integrity of the country's political system," read the complaint.
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The Canard Enchaine's story on fake pay calls into question the squeaky-clean image that won him the party ticket for The Republicans over rivals who had legal issues overhanging their campaigns.
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"We must ensure that nothing we do calls into question the objective nature of intelligence," Rogers continued, noting that this is what he stressed to his teams while working for the government.
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"We must ensure that nothing we do calls into question the objective nature of intelligence," Rogers continued, noting that this is what he stressed to his teams while working for the government.
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One might say that Linn's photograph calls into question the liberal humanist current running through many photographs of men sleeping in the street while remaining sympathetic and tender to his vulnerable state.
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"Companies being able to sponsor rockets or astronauts really calls into question who's really calling the shots," said Timothy Farnsworth, a spokesman for the Project on Government Oversight, an independent government watchdog.
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Years of delays, cost overruns and budget shortfalls have put the space agency behind in its exploration goals and calls into question the timelines set out to complete future missions, like Artemis.
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"If you kick Turkey out of the F-35 program, you're basically saying that they can't be trusted with this fighter jet and that calls into question the NATO alliance," he said.
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Lawmakers also alleged that Pruitt uses four email addresses for EPA business, which Democrats said calls into question whether the EPA has been following Freedom of Information Act standards for searching records.
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But the magnitude of the blast on Saturday calls into question the long-term efficacy of a government seen as prioritizing physical security through force over a long-term comprehensive political solution.
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"He urged President Museveni to rein in the police and security forces, noting that such action calls into question Uganda's commitment to a transparent and credible election process free from intimidation," it added.
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And even more of his thoughtfulness and knowledge is on display in The Chernobyl Podcast, a companion to the miniseries that explicitly deconstructs and calls into question a lot of what Chernobyl depicts.
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The field is controversial because it calls into question a basic premise of inheritance—that the genes encoded in our DNA are the only way to pass biological information on to future generations.
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A new study calls into question artists' renditions of T. rex and other dinosaurs that show them with their tongues protruding from gaping jaws — a pose that is commonly seen in modern lizards .
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"It really calls into question whether the Bank of Japan has run out of bullets and trigger the yen to go higher (against the dollar)," said Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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The paper, written by Penn State political scientists Kevin Munger and Joseph Phillips, tracks the explosive growth of alternative political content on YouTube, and calls into question many of the field's established narratives.
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The move, ostensibly aimed at driving Iran's oil exports to zero, calls into question how global oil supply will fare in a scenario where a few key players hold most of the cards.
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The move to fund news videos not only invalidates Facebook's claims on the "just a tech platform" front, it calls into question how serious the company is about its "time well spent" focus.
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" What they're saying: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in an interview with the AP that Barr's testimony calls into question his independence, adding that Barr is "not the attorney general of Donald Trump.
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"It is not only a breach of trust but calls into question our very relationship with the UK and the constitutional rights of the people of the BVI," he said in a statement.
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The scramble to move military equipment and troops ahead of Irma calls into question whether forces can adequately respond so quickly after Hurricane Harvey devastated parts of Texas and Louisiana late last month.
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This unusually short grant period certainly calls into question who will receive Title X funds beyond March 2019, and suggests that low-income and uninsured women's access to contraception could be further compromised.
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Mr. Trump's threat calls into question the fate of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which the three countries hammered out last year as the successor to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The finding, published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, also calls into question the idea that there was extensive contact between Mesoamerican and Southwest American cultures before the Spanish invasion in the 1500s.
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This action, along with the continued failure to execute warrants for those accused of corruption, calls into question the government's commitment to combating #corruption and making best use of donors' support. 2/2
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The suit calls into question what a major for-profit player in the nonprofit educational space — which counts millions of children among its users — is doing with whatever data it collects from them.
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"It calls into question coverage for the vulnerable and fails to provide the necessary resources to ensure that no one is left out, while shifting significant costs to the states," that letter argued.
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In her profile of Fernandez, Allie Conti discovers a complicated story that calls into question everything from the power of internet celebrity to societal responsibility surrounding young people who find themselves suddenly famous.
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With past (mostly ridiculous) rumors about ISIS using video games to train members and leave secret messages, it calls into question whether gaming companies are implementing certain strategies in cooperation with federal authorities.
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This calls into question the entire surveillance apparatus around the country, and strongly indicates help from a third party, either a separate nation state—like Russia or China, or an extremely organized criminal organization.
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But all newspaper owners face a brutal reality that calls into question whether it's an economically sustainable model anymore unless, like the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post, the boss is the world's richest man.
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It also calls into question the validity of other Sunshine state death sentences, though it will not automatically commute the sentences of Florida's 390 death-row inmates, all but five of whom are men.
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The use of Iron March by servicemembers is just the latest troubling example of extremism in the ranks, and once again calls into question the thoroughness of its background checks and policies around radicalization.
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Even if the episode at the Washington restaurant does not become part of Mueller's investigative trail, it calls into question the judgment of Trump's leading lawyers as they discussed the white-hot Russia probe.
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It's disheartening to watch the ostensible bandleader struggle in isolation through a large band's performance, and calls into question whether we're here to celebrate, exploit, or just sort of grimly acknowledge his towering legacy.
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Ben Howard Professor Emeritus of English Alfred University Alfred, N.Y. Land Rights Ariel Levy's article about land ownership in South Africa calls into question the ethics of my documentary, "Farmlands" ("Broken Ground," May 13th).
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"If the president voids this without any evidence of a breach, it calls into question the credibility of the United States not just on Iran but North Korea and everything else," Mr. Durbin said.
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Lawyers for McCready and the state elections board told the judge on Tuesday that completion of the investigation was necessary because it could reveal evidence that calls into question the results of the vote.
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The calculating way many powerful harassers cover their tracks, and choose targets who are unlikely or unable to report them, calls into question the claim that their acts are motivated by uncontrollable animal passion.
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Fair said that Flynn's focus on madrasas as a source of extremism calls into question his view of Iran as the "linchpin" of an anti-Western coalition that includes countries from North Korea to Russia.
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The company may well be playing catch up from existing accounts that have been operating on the platform for some time, which calls into question just what percent of Twitter's userbase is actually just bots?
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It deconstructs the logistics of the attention economy in a way that calls into question how we perceive the narratives of those who have been forcibly displaced, albeit filtered by deceptive forms of Hollywood whitewashing.
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With the walls filled with remediated images, and the chromatic splendor of plinths populated with domestic objects, Color-Aid cannily calls into question the hierarchy of art and design, vessel and content, image and meaning.
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The motion asserts that the case against Syed has "crumbled" and calls into question the credibility of the prosecution's star witness, Jay Wilds, who had testified he helped Syed dig a hole for Lee's body.
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RNC communications director Sean Spicer told CNN's Kate Bolduan on "At This Hour" that Clinton's use of a private email server while at the State Department calls into question her ability to serve as president.
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"Given that allegations of accounting irregularities were raised and rebutted in August 2017 and again in November 2017 it calls into question the quality of oversight and governance at Steinhoff," Moody's said in a statement.
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Sanders: First Jew to win primary New Hampshire and Iowa are whiter than the rest of the country, which calls into question their disproportionate influence in being the first to weigh in on presidential primaries.
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"The more the presidential vote is delayed, the more it calls into question the population's confidence in the election process," Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a prominent election observer and former Liberian president, told the Washington Post.
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"The delay calls into question the Trump administration's commitment to the sanctions bill which was signed into law more than two months ago, following months of public debate and negotiations in Congress," the senators wrote.
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And it calls into question the prevailing demographic explanation of recent elections, which held that Barack Obama did very poorly among whites and won only because young and minority voters turned out in record numbers.
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As such, Russia's deployment of the SSC-8, with a range of 2,000 kilometers, calls into question the durability of the INF Treaty at a time when the Trump administration is reviewing its nuclear posture.
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" In a client note, Credit Suisse analyst Allison Landry said the additional spending "calls into question whether e-commerce is more capital intensive than previously understood, and it leaves less cash available for share buybacks.
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It's worth noting that Sessions had to recuse himself from the Mueller probe due to his interactions with Russians as a member of the Trump campaign, which calls into question his involvement in McCabe's ouster.
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In recent years, Dr. Polchinski's investigation of black holes, the Einsteinian monsters that gobble light and everything else, uncovered a mystery that calls into question what scientists thought they understood about how these objects work.
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One of several things Trump's showdown with Comey calls into question is whether this arrangement is still enough to ensure a reasonable level of F.B.I. independence — especially under a president disinclined to observe political norms.
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The document calls into question U.S. government reports that say climate change poses risks to national security, including the 2019 Worldwide Threat Assessment from the office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), Dan Coats.
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That assessment calls into question the wisdom of Trump's environmental and energy policies, which seek to boost U.S. production and consumption of fossil fuels even as the world's other leading economies promote cleaner sources of energy.
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Therapists also have a number of "scripts" they are instructed to insert into their chats under certain circumstances, which calls into question Talkspace's claim that it is merely a digital landlord for therapists in private practice.
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A bankruptcy judge could even refuse to approve PG&E's reorganization and exit from court proceedings if the judge finds that inverse condemnation calls into question its future as a viable company, according to U.S. law.
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"The more the presidential vote is delayed, the more it calls into question the population&aposs confidence in the election process," said former Liberian leader Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the lead observer of a U.S. monitoring mission.
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"Continuing to allow North Korean laborers to toil in slave-like conditions inside Russia in exchange for wages used to fund nuclear weapons programs calls into question Russia's dedication as a partner for peace," Tillerson said.
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The events of the hearing demonstrate how political alignments now pervade all other beliefs, even those entirely unrelated to politics, and calls into question the ability of elected leaders and average people to make unbiased judgements.
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Trump's running commentary on the Stone case calls into question whether Barr can oversee U.S. law enforcement in an independent manner, said Bruce Green, a former federal prosecutor who now teaches at Fordham School of Law.
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Is there anything in your report that calls into question special counsel Mueller's conclusion that the Trump campaign not only knew about Russia's interference but they encouraged it and they expected to benefit electorally from it?
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This financial strategy of having a fully unencumbered portfolio creates the largest possible unencumbered pool, but the lack of mortgage financing activity calls into question the contingent liquidity of a large portion of the company's assets.
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Casting JonBenét calls into question the real possibility of ever arriving at something like the "truth"; the film isn't trying to teach us about history, but instead to make us see the present in new ways.
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"The early and frequent engagement with industry representatives calls into question the impartiality of the process and thus, casts doubt that the scientific knowledge gained from the study would be actionable or believable," the panel wrote.
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"Additional information has now come to light that calls into question whether the earlier determination that the administrator paid market value for the use he made of the apartment would still be valid," Mr. Apol's letter says.
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From there you could imagine a world where it's hard to tell what or who is even real at any given moment, just like a post-Photoshop world calls into question the veracity of static 2D photography.
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The inclusion of figures like former finance minister Malusi Gigaba and ex-mines minister Mosebenzi Zwane calls into question the ANC's pledge to distance itself from people who have tarnished the reputation of the party, analysts said.
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Jesús García (D-IL), even suggested that Facebook's repeated violations of privacy and user trust calls into question whether the company should be broken up entirely, something 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has called for as well.
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Mr Snyder is unlikely to resign, but the lead now lodged in the tissue and organs of Flint's children will overshadow the rest of his term and calls into question the competence of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"China's policy in the South China Sea stands in stark contrast to the openness that our strategy promotes, it calls into question China's broader goals," said Mattis, who said he would be traveling to Beijing this month.
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"Gerald Foos, as no one calls into question, was an epic voyeur, and, as I say very clearly in the text, he could also at times be an unreliable teller of his own peculiar story," he said.
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Mark R. Freeman, chief investment officer at Westwood Holdings Group, said that in addition to a potentially stronger dollar, "Brexit calls into question projections for global growth, and that's an additional headwind for the markets," he said.
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Gilad Grossman, the spokesman for Yesh Din, said that number calls into question the Israeli military's definition of what a "combat" situation is, since many of the incidents involved an attempted stabbing, not an active war zone.
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"We regret this decision by Iran, which calls into question an essential instrument of nuclear non-proliferation," the foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain said in a joint statement with the EU's High Representative on Iran.
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And if that doesn't necessarily vindicate the president's own positions, which he chooses for reasons that would not pass muster with theorists and ideologues, the record nonetheless calls into question the value of system-builders in policymaking.
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The bleak analysis calls into question statements made by former finance minister George Osborne last year that the British government would make a profit of more than 14 billion pounds from its bailout of banks during the crisis.
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It didn't help when Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler laughed at Cohen's breakfast choice -- it calls into question not only the sincerity of the Barr hearing but also the earnestness of the numerous investigations House Democrats are pursuing.
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As APEC approaches its 30th anniversary, the failure to agree on a communique for the first time calls into question its relevance in a crowded summit calendar and as the Trump administration makes clear its aversion to multilateralism.
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The electric-auto maker's aggressive new production timeframe, announced by its chief executive, Elon Musk, in a first-quarter earnings call, puts intense pressure on suppliers and calls into question the company's ability to accelerate its assembly line.
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Investors are trapped between the hope for rate cuts -- which would make it cheaper for companies to borrow -- and recent better-than-expected economic data that calls into question whether a growth-boosting rate cut is really necessary.
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Although it hadn't been included in testing in a decade, kale's appearance on this annual list calls into question its recent superstar status as a nutrient-packed ingredient in healthy salads, smoothies and even as a snack food.
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The announcement "calls into question your actions to raise prices in the first place and provides no answers to consumers about whether this will help them better afford their medications now and in the long run," Baldwin wrote.
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Pamela stars in the new PSA -- obtained in advance by TMZ -- dubbed "The Closer" ... which calls into question the hiring practices and alleged misleading hiring tactics deployed by ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft to lure drivers.
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It happened again on Thursday, as it had previously at his initial confirmation hearings two weeks ago, and it calls into question his credibility on all matters — including his denial of the allegations by Dr. Blasey and others.
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You can appeal to women as women and to ethnic groups as ethnic groups, but it's very hard to make a universal appeal to Americans as Americans, or defend the basic American norms that Trump calls into question.
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The Bolsonaro election also calls into question the fate of a proposal by an international coalition of Amazon indigenous groups to the United Nations Biodiversity Conference last year to create a rain forest sanctuary the size of Mexico.
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For some, this calls into question the foundation's new efforts, as well as the ability of any volunteer committee to assess a nominee's moral values when the inequities of the restaurant business are so pervasive behind closed doors.
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"The early and frequent engagement with industry representatives calls into question the impartiality of the process and thus casts doubt that the scientific knowledge gained from the study would be actionable or believable," said the advisory committee's report.
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Citi's ratings could be vulnerable to a large operational loss or if an operational event calls into question Fitch's assessment of Citi's risk management function and its ability to accurately identify, monitor, and mitigate risks throughout the organization.
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Casting JonBenet makes the case that the way we think and talk about sensationalized crime cases is deeply influenced by our own experiences — and it calls into question the possibility of ever arriving at something like the truth.
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The porousness of the border between well and sick — the possibility that one might be well and sick at once, straddle good days and bad, or perform against type — calls into question how we define wellness and normalcy generally.
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Many members of the GOP establishment came out against Trump in the last leg of his campaign, which calls into question how much backing the president-elect will be able to pull together when he enters the White House.
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Anything that shows Trump was not being entirely truthful with his "no, no, next question" response calls into question his credibility on a whole range of issues and could well lead to open revolt from within his own party.
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Marked by brilliant colors—whether achieved via spray paint, acrylic, gouache, or vinegar—and intricate layers, Magdy calls into question the very essence of civilization: that we are forever headed toward something greater, and forever doomed to fall short.
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But another is that progressives want to call a lot of things — starting with Donald Trump — "racist" that conservatives don't necessarily think are bad, which calls into question the social consensus that "racist" things are by definition bad things.
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While there are a number of factors suggesting the economy is on solid footing, weakness in the housing market in particular calls into question the sustainability of above-trend, top-line growth in the second half of the year.
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It calls into question the US effort to extract concessions from Pyongyang and underscores a vast difference in the way the two sides view the agreement between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last month.
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"The fact that they remain in prison for a crime they did not commit calls into question Myanmar's commitment to democracy, freedom of expression and rule of law," Reuters Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler said in a statement.
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To turn that bill into a piece of political grandstanding not only undermines the efforts of such communities, it calls into question the integrity of those senators who are running for president who refuse to co-sponsor the legislation.
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The move from a close Trump ally to start a lobbying firm — one that will be based just one block from the White House — further calls into question Trump's campaign pledge that he will "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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Though the U.K. has said it will prevent Huawei's equipment from being used in sensitive parts of its networks, he argued that it "calls into question all of the information" that the U.S. is sharing with its closest ally.
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That kind of consolidation — which the Department of Justice is suing to block — calls into question whether companies like Dish will be able to provide customers the content they want at a price they're willing to pay, he said.
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Even though that amount might just be a "small part" of Facebook's business, as Zuckerberg notes, it still calls into question the notion that it's willingness to greenlight nearly all political ads is rooted purely in high-minded ideals.
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"Jumping on the anti-nomination bandwagon calls into question the sincerity of Ayotte's recent breaks with her party over immigration and Obama's attempt to address climate change by ordering a cap on carbon emissions," the left-leaning editorial board wrote.
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While it makes sense that a blogger or influencer, whose livelihood depends on what they post, would hire someone to help, monetizing the job calls into question what we ask of our friends and significant others on a daily basis.
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The revelation of such contracts calls into question whether the company adhered to the 2011 settlement it reached with the Federal Trade Commission, forcing the company to enact a number of measures to ensure users' information isn't shared without their consent.
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Huffington's well-documented history of fostering a toxic work culture, and failing to address inappropriate behavior from a "brilliant jerk" in her own midst, calls into question the sincerity behind her pledge to help bring positive change to Uber's culture.
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Excoriating in its results, the essay viscerally calls into question how we as a society groom those in power and should be held as an example the next time "boys will be boys" is used as a defense for deplorable behavior.
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To quote Microsoft: Recent scientific research calls into question the value of many long-standing password-security practices such as password expiration policies, and points instead to better alternatives … If a password is never stolen, there's no need to expire it.
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In its introduction of the data dump, WikiLeaks calls into question the CIA's potential abuses of power, an inquiry that again raises questions about the organization's timing and potential political motivations following its role in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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That takes a lot of the (INAUDIBLE) out of that story and it sort of calls into question whether it was worthwhile to broadcast or publish the speculation or concern of this particular leaker, who turned out to be wrong.
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How Donald Trump could have - legally - paid no taxes Such rhetoric not only calls into question Trump's strategy, it lets Clinton slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
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"The failure to pass the American Health Care Act calls into question those optimistic assumptions about the capacity of Trump and the Republican-led Congress' ability to pass complex, impactful legislation," Mark Doms, senior economist at Nomura, said in a note.
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"This matter calls into question the whole government ...It always puts people in charge who are in the pay of the lobbies or who are looking out for themselves," said Luigi Di Maio, one of the 5-Star's leading lights.
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Meekins' Declaration casts doubt on what the Court believed was a mutual understanding, and calls into question the Court's previous statements that Defendants are acting in good faith in their attempts to reunify Class Members by the currently imposed deadline.
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Unfortunately, an international panel reviewing a U.S. labor challenge against Guatemala under the Central American Free Trade Agreement recently issued a ruling that calls into question the enforceability of certain language that is included in the May 10 standard obligations.
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The action was well received by all, and would appear to have been a move in favor of American product, but the mere enforcement of the law calls into question a huge loophole in the entire "Made in USA" discussion.
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McCabe already has been singled out by the inspector general for lying about a media leak to an internal DOJ probe, and evidence emerged this year that calls into question Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson's testimony about his contacts with Ohr.
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We have a main event that transcends two weight classes and, by virtue of its booking, calls into question the merits of the UFC's unilateral matchmaking power while assuring a superlative pay-per-view buy rate and an awesome spectator experience.
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Wielding the politics of fear and intolerance — like proposals to ban Muslims from entering the United States or slandering entire religious communities as complicit in terrorism—calls into question America's status as the greatest democracy in the history of the world.
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He reportedly urged the leader to rein in the police and security forces and said Besigye's detainment "calls into question Uganda's commitment to a transparent and credible election process free from intimidation," according to a statement from the spokesperson's office.
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"The appeal is important because it calls into question when private parties can be liable under the civil rights laws of causing a public official or conspiring with a public official to violate a citizen's First Amendment rights," Mr. Brown said.
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This calls into question if the obligation was a necessary expense associated with the administrator's official duties related to national security considering that the privacy booth may not be certified to a level at which classified information could even be discussed.
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"The sample did not exclude players with a history of concussion, so we have no idea if the reported effects simply reflect a history of concussion," he explained, adding that the low response rate calls into question how representative the sample participants are.
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"We believe his resignation calls into question whether or not the FDA will in fact enforce harsher regulations around youth e-cig usage/access, cig nicotine limits and a cig menthol ban given he was the champion behind these initiatives," Herzog says.
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" In 2017, a study from a worker's advocacy group found "injury rates at [Tesla]'s Fremont manufacturing facility were higher than the industry average in 2014 and 2015... [and] calls into question Tesla's claim that injury rates have fallen between 2016 and 2017.
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"It calls into question coverage for the vulnerable and fails to provide the necessary resources to ensure that no one is left out, while shifting significant costs to the states," said the letter, signed by seven governors: three Republicans and four Democrats.
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"I think it calls into question the strategy with Africom, in terms of not having — we are authorizing, but we are not necessarily setting up and providing them a specific series of assets, where they have to borrow the assets," he said. Sen.
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"I think that this ruling calls into question any contract anyone has with the state of Illinois," she said, adding that it means the state could hold service providers and vendors accountable for their part of a contract while refusing to pay them.
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"Wielding the politics of fear and intolerance, like proposals to ban Muslims from entering the United States or slandering entire religious communities as complicit in terrorism, calls into question America's status as the greatest democracy in the history of the world," Biden said.
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But Trump has repeatedly questioned the value of NATO in the past two years, once threatening to not defend allies that didn't pay enough money — something past US presidents never did, as it calls into question the foundation of the alliance itself.
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The report, published Thursday, raised questions about whether Trump had a visa that would have legally allowed her to work in the United States at the time of the photo shoot and calls into question when she came to the United States.
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Though Twin Metals' future looks dimmer every month, the fact that it was even a possibility — and that there are other mining companies trying to exploit the region — calls into question the values, integrity and good sense of civilization in the 21st century.
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By the time those celebrations had started to dwindle, though, another story was emerging, one that dwarfs Atlético's victory and Liverpool's defeat, one that calls into question whether this might, perhaps, be the last of the Champions League we see for some time.
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COM NV: * WITH A RULING IN FAVOUR OF LM HOLDING, ITALIAN SUPREME COURT CALLS INTO QUESTION RYANAIR'S ABUSE OF DOMINANT MARKET POSITION * RULING ENCOURAGES COURT OF APPEAL OF MILAN TO RECONSIDER RYANAIR'S CONDUCT AS UNLAWFUL SINCE IT PREVENTS EFFECTIVE COMPETITION AND HARMS CONSUMERS.
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It also calls into question whether the Pentagon will receive permission from the president for far more autonomy in selecting and executing its counterterrorism missions in Yemen, which it sought, unsuccessfully, from President Barack Obama in the last months of his term.
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The administration's retreat from the opening towards Cuba alarms our friends in the Americas and calls into question the enduring value of U.S. commitments, much as belligerent statements toward Iran and North Korea harm our credibility with our allies in Europe and Asia.
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Further, the incoming Trump administration's McCarthy-esque request for a list of persons working on climate change at the Department of Energy is alarming, and calls into question the administration's ability to properly weigh the merits of repealing or replacing various regulations.
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What we once wrote off to "boys being boys" or accepted as an unsavory but inevitable element of our society is now being understood for what it is: An abuse of power that calls into question the very idea of "consent" itself.
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Now, to be fair, the timing for war, especially since the Olympics are this year in South Korea, only 60 miles away from the DMZ — and North Korean artillery and missiles — certainly calls into question any possibility of war until the spring.
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Lady Green's letter calls into question much of Chappell's testimony before MPs, which included the assertion that Sir Philip personally blocked the sale of BHS to Sports Direct billionaire Mike Ashley upon learning of the deal and called in administrators shortly after.
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That calls into question Pentagon officials' earlier assertions that either the Nigerien forces or French helicopters were with the bodies of at least three of the soldiers until they were recovered — an insistence that underscores the mantra that no soldier is left behind.
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In her CNN interview, Harris argued that what she called the lax reading from Barr of Mueller's obstruction findings "calls into question the integrity of our criminal justice system" in comparison to the justice system's treatment of people charged based on less exhaustive findings.
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The possible delay would however highlight EU discomfort at dealing with a new Italian government of the anti-establishment 5-Star and the far-right League dedicated to a high-spending program that calls into question crucial fiscal and banking rules of the European Union.
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Pompeo's admission also calls into question his previous statements about the phone call and the whistleblower complaint whose allegations about the conversation between Trump and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky were largely verified by the partial transcript of the call released by the White House.
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It calls into question the underlying strength of the domestic consumer and in particular this kind of lays the groundwork to confirm the Feds bias in pausing the tightening cycle, said Jon Hill, an interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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In 2007, the FDA began re-evaluating the link between eating soy and lowered cholesterol, concluding on Monday that "totality of currently available scientific evidence calls into question the certainty of this relationship." the agency will invite comments on the proposed change for 75 days.
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"We continue to believe the Commission is retroactively applying a sweeping new State aid theory that is contrary to well-established legal principles, calls into question the tax rules of individual countries, and threatens to undermine the overall business climate in Europe," the spokesperson said.
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"I think this document seriously calls into question the prior representation of Mr. Cohen and the White House relating to the source of the monies paid to Ms. Clifford in an effort to silence her," Michael Avenatti, an attorney representing Clifford, told NBC News.
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"If you start burning political capital by doing things that are unpopular and you lose some of that majority you have, it calls into question your ability to get the tax plan done," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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"The Escobar story calls into question Colombia's entire society—its political and economic elites, and the armed forces—as to the coherence of our state and our capacity to build a nation where it is possible for everyone to live dignified lives," he wrote.
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A recent report from the Office of the Inspector General calls into question the validity of the current competitive bidding rates as well, noting that nearly 50 percent of the winning suppliers audited did not have the required state licenses to actually provide services.
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Based on these findings, de Souza's team calls into question "the prevalent idea that major waterways were the main communication routes in Amazonia," showing that much of the underexplored interfluvial regions contained a sprawling network of villages ranging in size from 20 to 2,500 individuals.
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Washington (CNN)House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings says that his panel has obtained information that calls into question previous statements made by attorneys representing President Donald Trump to federal officials about 2016 hush-money payments to keep an alleged Trump extramarital affair under wraps.
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"The frequency with which representations made by FBI personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other FBI applications is reliable," Collyer wrote.
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"The frequency with which representations made by FBI personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other FBI applications is reliable," she wrote.
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"The frequency with which representations made by F.B.I. personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other F.B.I. applications is reliable," Collyer wrote.
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But coupling those demands to the rest of the "America first" agenda — not to mention Trump's own mercurial treatment of some of Washington's most durable partnerships — calls into question the basic bargain that makes our allies willing to accept strategic dependency on the United States.
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Allowing him to join the UVA community for a stint of reputational rehab does not prove the university's commitment to civil debate, but rather calls into question its commitment to an open society, and makes us complicit in sanitizing and normalizing a particularly malign administration.
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" (By more "work," she explains, she means that it's not typically as easy for women to achieve sexual satisfaction as men.) More importantly, the research calls into question the idea perpetuated by the media that a person can be fulfilled sexually if they've found "the one.
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It calls into question whether America's foreign policy is being driven by the favors President Donald Trump owes Vladimir Putin for his political help or, perhaps worse, whether it's being driven by the fear that Putin will release far more damning material if Trump crosses him.
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Their conclusions still stand today -- and perhaps take on more significance now that we live in a world where alternative facts color the public discourse, and the President of the United States publicly calls into question the actions of judges presiding over cases of national significance.
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Trump's Teflon aura The sequence of events not only tests Trump's Teflon aura but also calls into question his unique method of campaigning, which relies on off-the-cuff calls from the gut, assaults on political correctness and an unusually small-scale political operation around the billionaire.
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On Sunday, I shared with her the harsh reality: To acknowledge the pain black people are experiencing at this moment is too much truth for America to handle because it calls into question and challenges the narrative of America as a country founded on freedom and equality.
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"Net, net, the economy may be running hot, but it isn't fast enough to kick up inflation pressures and calls into question the need for Fed policymakers to move interest rates to higher levels," Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank, said in a note.
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As if that weren't enough, we now have a White House and Justice Department in chaos, mired in a growing scandal over possible Russian interference in the 2016 elections and possible collusion with Trump's campaign that calls into question the very legitimacy of the current administration.
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It was somewhat incredible that the moderators spent little time forcing Clinton to defend herself against the most recent WikiLeaks releases that showed her cozy relationship with Wall Street, which contradicts her campaign narrative and calls into question whether her entire campaign in a gigantic con.
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The case involving Countrywide may be more disheartening because it calls into question the scope of a federal statute from the savings and loan crisis, the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act, or Firrea, that the Justice Department used to extract large settlements from banks.
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" On Monday, the New York Times reported Gustafson told NOAA staff to preserve records related to Friday's statement, saying it calls "into question the NWS's processes, scientific independence, and ability to communicate accurate and timely weather warnings and data to the nation in times of national emergency.
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"This simple glitch in the original script calls into question the conclusions of a significant number of papers on a wide range of topics in a way that cannot be easily resolved from published information because the operating system is rarely mentioned," the new paper reads.
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"The frequency with which representations made by F.B.I. personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other F.B.I. applications is reliable," Judge Collyer wrote.
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The incident, which occurred in late 2014, long before either of those elections, not only calls into question the integrity of Georgia's voting machines during critical elections, but raises new questions about whether attackers were able to manipulate election data and voter information through the compromised server.
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Advocates said the lack of arrest or charges against the undocumented immigrant, who was shot twice by the agent and later surrendered to the FBI at a hospital, at the very least calls into question the ICE agent's version of the events that led to the shooting.
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"The frequency with which representations made by F.B.I. personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other F.B.I. applications is reliable," Judge Collyer wrote.
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But later in his administration, Obama also proposed a number of other tax changes that would violate this consensus, including several that Biden is now touting, based on a range of newer work in economics that calls into question the link between investment taxation and growth.
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"President Trump's continued ownership interest in a global business empire, which renders him deeply enmeshed with a legion of foreign and domestic government actors, violates the Constitution and calls into question the rule of law and the integrity of the country's political system," the plaintiffs write.
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Whether you look at the disastrous US election campaign, or the European Union's debate over how to handle the Syrian refugee crisis, it's obvious that the world is struggling with a deep-seated identity crisis, one that calls into question ideas of race, religion, and nationalism.
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The extent of the deals calls into question Facebook's compliance with a 2011 agreement with the Federal Trade Commission not to share user data without getting explicit consent—something that's already come up in relation to the company's Cambridge Analytica data-sharing scandal and could trigger massive fines.
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Here's the scene in question, if you want to watch it play out: You get the sense South Park wants to be more progressive than the show's structure allows, which again calls into question why South Park is being used as the vehicle for these jokes at all.
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Crown Prince bin Salman has denied involvement in the killing, but the situation still calls into question the future of Saudi Arabia's involvement with SoftBank, especially since Crown Prince bin Salman said in October that Saudi Arabia plans to invest another $45 billion in the second Vision Fund.
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"There is certainly nervousness over ... the fact that no (trade) agreement has been reached nor seems that close and that the recent jobs report calls into question how quickly the Fed is likely to lower rates," said Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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"This calls into question the net benefit of taking aspirin, and whether people who have not previously had cardiovascular disease should take aspirin," Dr. Sean Zheng, lead author of the study and an academic clinical fellow in cardiology at King's College Hospital in London, wrote in an email.
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Musk's dependency on "luck" to be barely profitable while selling its long-range Model 3 to Europe and China and the mid-range Model 3 in the U.S. calls into question the company's ability to make profits when it finally starts selling its long-promised $35,000 vehicle, analysts said.
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"President Trump's continued ownership interest in a global business empire, which renders him deeply enmeshed with a legion of foreign and domestic government actors, violates the Constitution and calls into question the rule of law and the integrity of the country's political system," they wrote in their complaint.
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"Certainly, a situation like this calls into question whether ESPN has enough people in leadership positions who would instinctively understand and make note of the potential reaction to this segment," Matthew Zimmerman, an assistant professor of sport studies at Mississippi State University, told USA TODAY Sports via Facebook Messenger.
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"If you make a hire and it turns out they were posting, sexist, racist and other lunacy online...that is not only a liability for an employer, it also calls into question your ability of making a hiring decision," said Alex Granovsky, an employment lawyer in New York City.
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Mercer's influence in Trump's transition effort — detailed here for the first time — calls into question Trump's campaign trail boasts that his own fortune, which he used to partly fund his campaign, would make him independent from deep-pocketed donors and special interests he railed against on the campaign trail.
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While Republicans say their memo, orchestrated by Nunes and released with President Donald Trump's backing, demonstrates anti-Trump bias at the FBI and Justice Department that calls into question the entire Russia investigation, Democrats say Republicans committed the very sin — omitting crucial facts — of which they accuse the FBI.
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Why it matters: Per the Times, the opinion by Judge Anthony Trenga, of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, calls into question the constitutionality of a key tool that the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security use for screening potential terrorism suspects.
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"Today's decision calls into question the Trump Administration's dubious reasoning for adding the citizenship question to the 2020 Census, but we also know that the fight must go on," California's Attorney General Xavier Becerra, whose office filed a brief arguing against the addition of the question, said in a statement.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The 'Under Review' of the fund's rating follows a disappointing year for the fund in terms of performance relative to its objective and peers, which calls into question the ability of the proprietary MRI (market regime indicator) to navigate volatile market conditions such as those observed in 2015.
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To some observers, that calls into question the idea of a "blue wave" that might sweep Democrats into power in the House or the Senate after November — even if few independent voices back the president's claim, made on Twitter last month, that there might be a "Red Wave" for Republicans instead.
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The fact that you can't pin down, at first glance, how and why Lawson produces the images gives them power and calls into question our romanticizing the still image, our wanting poor black people to go away, and the problematic history of suggesting a single picture can frame an entire culture.
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All governments, starting with ours in the United States, should insist on the full inclusion of women in the next stage of the negotiations, and make clear that they will not support a peace agreement that undermines Afghan women's rights under the constitution or calls into question the country's democratic institutions.
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But it certainly calls into question the stereotype of family-based migration as a way for "low-skilled," low-earning immigrants to bring their low-skilled, low-earning relatives into the US. There are ways for citizens to get other people to agree to help support a potential immigrant relative.
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But if the people behind Rae's product line are so unaware of the existing associations between metabolism-boosting products and weight loss, that is a massive blind spot with potentially devastating consequences—one that calls into question whether or not it should be peddling wellness supplements in the first place.
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"Russia's failure to resolve the chemical weapons issue in Syria calls into question its relevance to the resolution to the overall crisis," said Tillerson, who called on Russia to stop using its veto power to block United Nations Security Council actions related to the Assad regime's use of such weapons.
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Now, "while some evidence continues to suggest a relationship between soy protein and a reduced risk of heart disease -- including evidence reviewed by the FDA when the claim was authorized -- the totality of currently available scientific evidence calls into question the certainty of this relationship," said the statement from the FDA's Mayne.
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Sunday's ruling "calls into question any other directive Cuccinelli signed while purporting to serve as acting director, but given that most of the big policy shifts were approved higher up within DHS, the broader impact may be modest," said Steve Vladeck, professor at the University of Texas School of Law and CNN contributor.
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Mr. Barr likewise should account for comments he made to The Times last year about his support for using department resources to investigate Mr. Trump's pet causes and his separate defense of the president's decision to fire James Comey — each of which calls into question his commitment to an impartial view of justice.
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That several of the men covering the race — shaping the way American voters understood the candidates and what was at stake — were apparently behaving in similarly appalling ways off-camera calls into question not just their objectivity but also their ability to cover the story with the seriousness and urgency it demanded.
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"This is the first major initiative that Trump has worked on with Ryan -- and the fact it is going so poorly calls into question whether Speaker Ryan, the GOP's failed 2012 vice presidential nominee who barely supported Trump at all in 2016, really understands how Trump won and how to win in general," Boyle wrote.
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But as the week winds down today in Paris, with sumptuous shows from Valentino, Elie Saab, and Jean Paul Gaultier, it calls into question whether the incomprehensibly expensive showcase still has a place within the industry, particularly during the current period of great economic instability across Europe, which has hit the fashion industry particularly hard.
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Also, once the report was corrected, the fact that such a large number of connections came out of the report's underlying data without changing the report's conclusion, and without resulting in a substantial charge to the report, calls into question the extent to which the report and its conclusions depend on and flow from data.
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I hear what you're saying about individual rights, though I think that the first phrase about a "well ordered militia" is often ignored by the right and a case could be made that it calls into question whether or not the amendment supports individual gun ownership separately from participation in a formal (recognized?) defensive body.
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The opening-weekend misfire calls into question both the star power of Jolie — who has been largely absent from screens since the 2014 original — and the risky decision of Disney to release a sequel this long after that first movie, which opened to around $69.4 million in domestic ticket sales during its first weekend.
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That animosity may or may not be enough to propel its presidential candidate to victory, but the inherent tension between different sectors of the center-left coalition over ideological, economic and social issues — not to mention glaring levels of intraparty income inequality — calls into question exactly what common ground holds the Democratic coalition together.
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" Warren said in a Tuesday statement that while she welcomes the investigation, she is "troubled by the apparent lack of full cooperation in this process by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which calls into question whether it is in America's interest to continue selling arms and other military hardware to these governments.
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"Southwest Key's lack of ability to deliver a simple report on the critical protections these children have against dangerous felons demonstrate an utter disregard for Arizona law, the mutual agreement with the department and calls into question the privilege you enjoy operating a health care institution in the state of Arizona," the letter said.
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The White House just seems to be in chaos and Trump is losing support right and left from Republicans and Democrats alike and his one core area, the business community, are all abandoning him, too, which certainly calls into question the ability to get anything accomplished whatsoever in this term unless he takes actions to right the ship.
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"Last night's revelation that close Clinton ally Terry McAuliffe authorized $675,000 to the wife of a top official at the FBI, who conveniently was promoted to deputy director, and helped oversee the investigation into Clinton's email server is deeply disturbing and calls into question the entire investigation," senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement.
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"Last night's revelation that close Clinton ally Terry McAuliffe authorized $675,000 to the wife of a top official at the FBI, who conveniently was promoted to deputy director, and helped oversee the investigation into Clinton's secret server, is deeply disturbing and calls into question the entire investigation," senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement.
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"Last night's revelation that close Clinton ally Terry McAuliffe authorized $85033,000 to the wife of a top official at the FBI, who conveniently was promoted to deputy director, and helped oversee the investigation into Clinton's secret server is deeply disturbing and calls into question the entire investigation," senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement.
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That may sound like a small amount of money for such a gigantic bank, yet the stock is down big since the beginning of last week precisely because the nature of the scandal really calls into question what the heck is going on at a company that prides itself on the way it treats its customers.
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At the same time, I can at least imagine how someone could read this transcript and reach the conclusion that Sanders's disengagement with foreign policy was so deeply worrying that it calls into question his ability to ever learn the minimal basics for conducting US foreign policy, which would be the point at which this would become disqualifying.
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The business spin that is put on education through these programs not only calls into question how and what schools (and their partners) prioritise in the curriculum, but they raise issues around how higher education is priced, and who profits from these degrees — which sometimes can still cost more than $60,000, despite no physical time in classrooms.
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" Warren's concerns: Warren said in a Tuesday statement that while she welcomes the investigation, she is "troubled by the apparent lack of full cooperation in this process by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which calls into question whether it is in America's interest to continue selling arms and other military hardware to these governments.
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"The handling of this report reflects poorly on the C.C.R.B. and calls into question the city's willingness to confront potentially serious problems with police use of Tasers," said Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, who reviewed the changes after being alerted to them by The New York Times.
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By severing the link between the bank creating a loan—which was consistent with the interest rate limits of its home state—and the non-bank buyer of the debt, the Madden decision calls into question the ability of banks to sell loans off their books in securitization and mitigate risk by selling non-performing loans.
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The report, titled "Putin's Asymmetric Assault on Democracy in Russia and Europe: Implications for U.S. National Security," calls into question Facebook's focus on the Internet Research Agency, a Kremlin-linked "troll farm" responsible for disseminating content on Facebook intended to sow racial and social division in the U.S. around the time of the 2016 presidential election.ADVERTISEMENT
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A recent article in Fortune quotes an equity analyst who argues that Berkshire's loss of two large acquisition opportunities this year "calls into question the effectiveness of their gentleman's agreement acquisition strategy," adding that unless something in Buffett's negotiating tool box changes, it's going to be difficult to maintain his reputation as a savvy and shrewd bidder.
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I AM BRITISH PETROLEUM: KING OF EXPLOITATION, KING OF INJUSTICE highlights the human consequences of this activity — environmental crises, state corruption and youth unemployment — in Iraq, and calls into question the impact of exhibition sponsorship on subjects relating to the very region that has suffered from deteriorating socio-economic conditions as a result of the oil corporation's presence.
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Over the longer term, AAT is committed to paying down secured debt using internal cash flow and organic EBITDA growth; asset sales and equity issuance are also options, although the significant discount at which the stock trades relative to the company's stated NAV makes equity issuance a less desirable alternative, and calls into question the company's willingness to raise equity to reduce debt.
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But Statistics Canada data for the past six months has shown that a vast majority of people — approximately 80 percent — are unlikely to even try cannabis, let alone increase their consumption of it, which calls into question the extent to which recreational demand for cannabis will translate into the kind of revenues that weed companies, and their investors, are expecting.
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A single-lens system calls into question how much of a mobile photography champ this phone will be when it comes to portrait shots with a lot of bokeh, but the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL manage fine — and if it's the same 48-megapixel sensor found in the Honor View 20, there's plenty of reason to get excited.
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"This BuzzFeed investigation clearly calls into question the evidence that Twitter provided to the US Senate Judiciary and Intelligence Committees and demonstrates that whatever process the company undertook to identify Russian-backed fake accounts was simply not rigorous enough," Damian Collins, the chair of a UK parliamentary committee that is investigating fake news and online propaganda, told BuzzFeed News last week.
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"What we saw in Mohammed's case isn't just troubling because of what happened to him, it really calls into question what was being done to everyone at the embassy," said Ramzi Kassem, a law professor and the founder of the City University of New York School of Law's free clinic, Clear (which stands for Creating Law Enforcement Accountability and Responsibility).
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And it makes you wonder whether Poussin's decision to undertake a "Triumph of Bacchus" in the first place, and to interpret it so merrily (there seems to be no downside to the Dionysian revels, other than the cosmic revenge suggested by the smoking volcano) constitutes an admission of doubt that calls into question the philosophical purpose of his rationalist enterprise.
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But the kleptocrat of the Kremlin did not stop there: Under his watch, Russia has been systematically cheating on important arms control agreements, first and foremost the 28503 Intermediate-Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty; this violation directly threatens the security of the American people and calls into question Russian adherence to other treaties like the 22019 New Strategic Arms Reduction (START) Treaty.
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The video—which has sparked a growing online backlash against the chain—captures the moment in which a Chili's manager not only calls into question the military service of US Army veteran Ernest Walker, but actually takes away a free meal Walker received as part of a Veterans Day promotion in which the chain free meals to veterans and active military personnel.
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This raises alarms for government scholars because if the president is unwilling to believe the intelligence he receives from his own agencies, and is more likely to believe conspiracy theories or claims made by foreign non-allied states, it calls into question his ability and willingness to make foreign and military policy choices that are in the best interests of the country.
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At the very least, af Klint's belated entry into the canon calls into question the various narratives of the birth, life, and death of abstract art, from its origins in early part of the 20th century until its so-called termination in the 21915s — coinciding with the death of painting and originality, and the concurrent rise of appropriation and uncreative acts.
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AI algorithms need to be trained in culturally specific ways, she says, and most Mechanical Turk workers are in the US. Though Rasila says that this is an example of developing skills that can be useful in the future, he also says that the tasks have "zero learning curve" and only require (presumably pre-existing) literacy, which calls into question how useful this skill is.
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And so really throughout the 565 pages of this report, Maria, on every page you find some evidence of political bias against Donald Trump and that really calls into question the work that was done here with respect to the two highest profile investigations in recent times, both the Hillary Clinton email investigation, and the Trump-Russia investigation that became the special counsel matter.
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The continuing generosity that FIFA shows toward the members of its ruling council calls into question how serious it is about reforming itself, two and a half years after those indictments and reports of other secret payments to top executives toppled the Zurich-based organization's leadership, including its former President Sepp Blatter, his one-time heir apparent Michel Platini and Blatter's top deputy, Jérôme Valcke.
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"Not only does this [decision not to recuse himself] raise serious concerns about Mr. Whitaker's current actions as Acting Attorney General, but it also calls into question DOJ's ethics procedures to assess and address potential conflicts of William P. Barr, President Trump's nominee to be Attorney General," Senate Judiciary Democrats wrote in a letter on Friday to the department's inspector general, demanding a review of the DOJ's ethics processes.
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But he did pointedly mention the Republican presidential nominee, and talked about the fact that he has proposed a ban on admitting Muslims into the United States and used what he called 'loose talk' and some rhetoric that he said really calls into question the values of this country and said that it would take us back to a moment in our history that nobody is very proud of.
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It not only calls into question the company's procedures—Chipotle, to its dubious credit, has been rather transparent in noting that some of its small suppliers are overseas, and produce goes directly to their stores while only some is tested and washed in central kitchens (unwashed produce is also a risk)—but there's the very simple fact that if a massive, continent-wide company messes up like this, it should be held accountable.
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" A big one: Breitbart, which has posted a series of scathing articles agains AHCA, went all in on Paul Ryan: "This is the first major initiative that Trump has worked on with Ryan — and the fact it is going so poorly calls into question whether Speaker Ryan, the GOP's failed 2012 vice presidential nominee who barely supported Trump at all in 2016, really understands how Trump won and how to win in general.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) and Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction Financial aid fraud is wrong — but overcorrection could hurt more students Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' MORE (D-Md.) slammed the Trump administration for missing the deadline, saying the delay "calls into question the Trump administration's commitment to the sanctions bill."Sen.
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Per the New York Times, it is still really, really easy to find hundreds of posts claiming the shooting was part of a "deep state" black flag operation or the like using Facebook's built-in search option, which kind of calls into question the company's sincerity:On Facebook and Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, searches for the hashtag #crisisactor, which accused the Parkland survivors of being actors, turned up hundreds of posts perpetuating the falsehood (though some also criticized the conspiracy theory).
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GOP lawmakers said it calls into question his role on the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE email investigation, as well as his short-lived time working with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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