The specifics of the lawsuit are still coming to light.
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Secrets will be coming to light, information will be revealed.
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The full scope of this problem is finally coming to light.
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Two years later, the full human cost is coming to light.
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Building Blocks Harlem's African roots are at last coming to light.
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What was behind closed doors is now slowly coming to light.
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If the latter, why is it only coming to light now?
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But new evidence is coming to light that contradicts that conclusion.
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The coordinated nature of the attack is now coming to light.
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Drama is in the air and secrets are coming to light.
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Information is coming to light—and some secrets are being revealed.
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More information about runaways in New England is coming to light, too.
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A big release is taking place and information is coming to light.
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That raises questions about why Rosenstein's comments are coming to light now.
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The results of some of Interior's changes are already coming to light.
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More information is coming to light, but don't make any commitments yet.
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Powerful conversations take place early today, and information is coming to light.
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Information is coming to light, and as a result, endings will follow.
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The truly global nature of the operation is now coming to light.
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But more cases of abuse and cover-up keep coming to light.
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Smart people make mistakes, and new information is constantly coming to light.
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Arbitration is also secret, preventing patterns of violations from coming to light.
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Information is coming to light—but what will you do with it?
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"Now, watching the episodes back, things are coming to light," says the source.
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I really hope that with everything coming to light, she was paid fairly.
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Details about the true identity of Guccifer 2.0 are still coming to light.
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The true story behind Ben Affleck's mysterious back tattoo is coming to light.
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What are these new allegations and why are they coming to light now?
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Facebook is still dealing with the aftermath of the scandal coming to light.
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Problems in South Carolina's prisons began coming to light long before the riot.
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Any of your needs that you've been ignoring are now coming to light.
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The true nature of the artist's Nazi past is now coming to light.
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But more baffling revelations were still coming to light, many concerning organizational disenfranchisement.
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Leader McConnell and the President are afraid of more facts coming to light.
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The situation started some time ago, but it's only now coming to light.
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"It certainly is possible that just more is coming to light," he said.
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"This is years of some bad practices finally coming to light," Mr. Slenn said.
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Such concerns surely stop other episodes of this sort from ever coming to light.
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It's a powerful day for talking stuff out—important things are coming to light.
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But the Trump administration is trying to prevent further details from coming to light.
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The misconduct coming to light was not part of the regulator's initial investigations, Vullo said.
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So the objection to facts coming to light is what this all boils down to.
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"Anything leading to higher numbers will require some new evidence coming to light," he said.
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Despite the rising number of cases coming to light there have been very few convictions.
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The same kind of horror stories are now coming to light in the United States.
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With the ongoing sexism and harassment in Hollywood finally coming to light, her experience is invaluable.
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Nearly nine years after her death, details about Rue McClanahan's final days are coming to light.
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But only now is the true extent of the FBI's bulk hacking campaign coming to light.
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At least these things are coming to light so we can finally, hopefully move past them.
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New information is coming to light, and you'll never look at things the same way again.
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With research on marijuana still in its infancy, many of its properties are still coming to light.
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Certain issues between Rob Kardashian and his fiancée Blac Chyna are coming to light on Rob & Chyna.
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It's been around seven decades since then, and her seminal abstract paintings are finally coming to light.
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Secrets are coming to light, and this is an important time to let go of the past.
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The courtroom strategy That McQueary's statement to police is only now coming to light is no accident.
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With the charges against Epstein coming to light, Wexner's relationship with his former financier is being questioned.
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Those recounts offered the best opportunity to identify and resolve issues that are now coming to light.
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He and his family reportedly escaped last month, with their getaway coming to light only this week.
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More details about Matt Lauer's relationship with his wife of 19 years, Annette Roque, are coming to light.
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Kourtney Kardashian has ended things with Younes Bendjima — and now, details about their relationship are coming to light.
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In the wake of Kristoff St. John's death, details about his final last wishes are coming to light.
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According to Farrow, AMI then repeatedly sought to keep sexual misconduct allegations against Weinstein from coming to light.
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Why is Mr Trump so keen to prevent records held by his primary lender from coming to light?
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This recalls two earlier efforts by third parties to keep damaging information about Trump from coming to light.
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Ironically, Peabody's support for the climate denial movement is now coming to light because the company is broke.
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Podesta group founder Tony Podesta resigned from the firm Monday just as the indictments were coming to light.
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This underground world began coming to light around 2012 as a new metro station was being dug out.
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The breach is coming to light now because in September, White House aides produced a memo about the incident.
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"The death of YouTube is finally coming to light," one Reddit user wrote on a thread about the feature.
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Tuesday, the black-ish star spoke out against the myriad of harassment allegations finally coming to light in Hollywood.
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But some of those very leaders, including the president, are less than thrilled about past atrocities coming to light.
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In the weeks after her blog post went viral, the investigation deepened, with several new allegations coming to light.
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More news is coming to light regarding Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian's relationship, and it's both heartbreaking and scary.
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Microbes have evolved several different lines of defense against viruses, some of which are only now coming to light.
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These problems are coming to light this year, as insurers get their first full look at ObamaCare customer data.
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Separately, more information about Maria Butina, the woman accused of being a covert Russian agent, is coming to light.
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"Things like this have a way of coming to light," said Stephen Dartley, an associate broker with Douglas Elliman.
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These are new details coming to light in Mark Judge's descriptions of his days as a Georgetown Prep student.
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AT&T's defense is coming to light today because the FCC is struggling internally to make headway on the investigation.
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The terms of the reported deal, and how much Neumann can actually walk away with, are still coming to light.
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And slowly, those projects are coming to light in acclaimed films like Greta Gerwig's Ladybird and Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade.
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Almost three months after his Today show firing, more details about Matt Lauer's alleged inappropriate behavior are coming to light.
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Shocking new details this morning coming to light after President Trump accuses the FBI of spying on his presidential campaign.
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It was an elaborate but common scheme -- and one whose ramifications are still coming to light almost a decade later.
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The Llurimagua project is still in the exploration phase but its environmental impacts are already coming to light, say experts.
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Ironically, a corporate-governance code introduced in 2015 to rev up competitiveness may explain why such facts are coming to light.
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Revelations are still coming to light, and how exactly Cambridge Analytica violated its data-sharing agreement with Facebook isn't fully known.
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Heartbreaking details about the lives of both Whitney Houston and her daughter are coming to light with the new documentary Whitney.
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The totality of his abuses—which continue coming to light with stunning regularity—establish a clear-cut case for his impeachment.
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Nearly two years after its inception, more details about the largest known law enforcement hacking campaign are still coming to light.
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It's an indication that even as the investigation is wrapping up, new material for investigators to examine is coming to light.
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Later, it emerges that a foreign government — an unfriendly one — may have had a role in the documents coming to light.
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Unity is used to shield any differences from coming to light between Warren and Sanders that may be favorable to Sanders.
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Details about the vulnerability are still coming to light, but it is believed to affect chips in millions of computers worldwide.
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The lieutenant governor was also pressed about whether Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney could be behind the allegations coming to light now.
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It's been a year of me and Monte working on this album and I really felt the work coming to light.
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STEM fields are notoriously hostile toward women, with numerous well-documented cases of sexual harassment coming to light in recent years.
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In light of allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct coming to light, Caldbeck, McClure and Sacca have all issued their respective apologies.
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"What a lot of people thought were vulnerabilities in the indictment are now coming to light," said one former Justice Department official.
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With pulsing Avicii-style synths, Autograf has done remixes for Lorde and Pharrell, and now they're coming to light up TechCrunch's party.
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They were beholden to agreements unspoken and explicit, ones upon which their careers hinged and which are now, finally, coming to light.
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The inspection failures began coming to light inside the authority in 2015, according to a report by the city Department of Investigation.
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Pelosi in the interview on Sunday called for an end to nondisclosure agreements that prevent sexual misconduct accusations from coming to light.
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James is an argument that will continue — with new evidence and arguments coming to light each season — for the rest of James' career.
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Danny Masterson strenuously denies old rape allegations against him ... and he's claiming Leah Remini played a part in the cases coming to light.
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But yes, we've seen certain people I won't mention in comedy who are now dealing with their own bad behavior coming to light.
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"I am so incredibly thankful all of this is finally coming to light and that there is justice in the world," she said.
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Other revelations, like Katie Couric joking on an old Watch What Happens Live segment about Lauer "pinching her ass," are coming to light.
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Again, information is coming to light, and you'll find yourself needing to create more balance in your life, especially concerning home and family.
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Prosecutors argue Cohen steered payments to buy the women's stories in order to prevent them from coming to light during the 2016 campaign.
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Was Ms. Park, the flier asked, now cracking down on her critics in an attempt to keep that scandal from coming to light?
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The reach of Russian hackers during the 2016 presidential election, for example, is truly stunning — and the details are still coming to light.
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All that should have started to crumble in 2010, when a series of academic scandals in the athletic department began coming to light.
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Haiti: 'A total disaster' Hurricane Matthew made landfall in Haiti on Tuesday but the details of its devastating impact are slowly coming to light.
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"More and more information is coming to light every day," lawyer Robert Clifford, who represents families of several Ethiopian Airline victims, said in court.
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As the palace reveals Prince Philip has officially been cleared by doctors following his car crash, details of the collision are coming to light.
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Mossack is at the centre of a huge tax and money-laundering scandal, now coming to light thanks to the so-called "Panama papers".
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These additional risks to state and local governments are coming to light as lawmakers and experts sift through the bills before the two chambers.
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The accusations are coming to light now or being revived because of new laws allowing victims to sue adults who abused them years ago.
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The latest grotesque revelations are coming to light just as general election voters across the country are tuning into their choices for president and Congress.
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In light of several successful CI operations coming to light, brushing up on how to report foreign contacts may be a good New Year's resolution.
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Reports of mass detentions and strict surveillance of the Turkic minority in Xinjiang have sparked a growing international outcry since coming to light last month.
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This is the first time the level of interest in the leasing unit and the identities of some of the participants are coming to light.
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One of the hidden costs that's coming to light with the cloud infrastructure with AI is that it's a lot more expensive than people realize.
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One of the most frustrating things about the rampant sexual misconduct coming to light is that it seems easy enough to not be a harasser.
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Despite coming to light in 2015, the Dieselgate emissions scandal is showing no signs of slowing, and has since expanded to include other major German automakers.
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But as cybersecurity experts try to parse the supposed confession — and why it's only coming to light now — some are casting doubt on the hacker's assertion.
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Only a couple of days before Google I/O 2018, one of the biggest VR announcements from last year's developer conference is finally coming to light.
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Fund managers and traders say they are worried about the prospect of further defaults in interbank borrowing as well as more troubled banks coming to light.
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Asked if Rubin's new leave of absence was a result of these new reports coming to light, the Essential spokesperson would not offer any additional comment.
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The sheer magnitude of sexual harassment and assault coming to light right now shows that violence frequently arises from men holding positions of power over women.
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Maroney's lawyer, John Manly, told ESPN on Wednesday that USA Gymnastics paid Maroney to sign a confidentiality agreement after allegations against Nassar started coming to light.
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"We look forward to the facts and evidence relating to Mr. Carrey's conduct and role in the death of Ms. White coming to light," Avenatti said.
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Serious conversations arrive today, Taurus, and even more information is coming to light as a result of the upcoming full moon in fellow earth sign Capricorn.
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This leads to the fascinating feature of The Times report: The events it details happened over six months ago but are only now coming to light.
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The civil protection unit said the number of cases of the highly contagious virus totalled 152, all but three of them coming to light since Friday.
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The civil protection unit said the number of cases of the highly contagious virus totaled 152, all but three of them coming to light since Friday.
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"The total number of families forcibly separated, and the trauma they have endured under this abusive practice, are still coming to light," the Amnesty report says.
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In the aftermath of the accusations against producer Harvey Weinstein — many of which are still coming to light — the women of Hollywood have banded together for change.
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Although Moore has moved on in the three years since her divorce was finalized, further details from the former couple's strained relationship are now coming to light.
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While the world continues to come to terms with Donald Trump Jr.'s deplorable and inaccurate Twitter meme, even more issues about it are coming to light.
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This year has heralded the misogyny reckoning: Sexist behaviors and attitudes are coming to light all over the place, and the punishment of perpetrators has been swift.
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But the main draw of this episode is one I was expecting to happen far later in the season: Ms. Grundy and Archie's "relationship" coming to light.
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The details of their relationship, and their split, are coming to light in the lead-up to the May 17 release of Dorfman's book, It's Not Okay.
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The extent of damage caused by January's costly raid is still coming to light, with the Intercept recently detailing the "horror" the raid inflicted on nearby civilians.
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But even a pardon of Cohen will likely not keep Cohen's information about Trump's involvement from coming to light, once he provides it to the federal prosecutors.
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In the frenzy as the bad behavior of so many men is coming to light, sometimes the voices of women of color and their experiences seem lost.
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Months after former Uber engineer Susan J. Fowler went public with her own sexual harassment allegations, the results of Uber's "independent review" are finally coming to light.
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Coincidentally, this is coming to light at the tail end of the case against Larry Nassar, the USA Gymnastics doctor found guilty of sexually assaulting hundreds of gymnasts.
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This could happen through new information coming to light, or perhaps even through Mueller's team stating that they haven't found enough evidence on the matter to justify charges.
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The rejection is a bit delayed coming to light; it all happened a few years ago and it's anyone's guess which particular Star Wars film was asking permission.
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It's clear from Cruz's reporting, however, that far too few of these cases are coming to light and that laws against "corporal punishment" are not adequately protecting students.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) allegedly prank-filled past with his wife, Amy — including the time he maneuvered a remote-controlled cockroach through the kitchen — is coming to light.
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With rampant stories of sexual harassment and workplace intimidation coming to light in every industry — tech, media, Hollywood, and politics to name a few — the time is now.
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It might take a Russia scholar to unpack the significance of particular meetings that are now coming to light in the glare of investigations and bare-knuckle politics.
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That reduced market uncertainty — always a welcome thing in the short term — but it couldn't change the fact that the plans coming to light are ultimately bad news.
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While the details of Cornell's death are still coming to light, the music world is loudly mourning a man, and a voice, who helped redefine modern rock music.
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One particular moment, which comes halfway through the season, involves Ravi's connection to Becky (and now Rose's Sasha, who has Becky's heart after an organ donation) coming to light.
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But senior Democrats have not directly answered the question of whether they believe Conyers should step down as a result of the settlement and further accusations coming to light.
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Not only that, Trump and the new political issues coming to light in his administration were ranked as more important deal-breakers than more typical ones, such as smoking.
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Crucial emails have gone missing from WikiLeaks' Syria files, according to a report published today by The Daily Dot — and WikiLeaks isn't happy about the discrepancy coming to light.
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The documents are coming to light now because the country recently passed the five-year anniversary of the FCIC issuing its official report, which came out in January 2011.
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With venture capital's big money bro-culture behavior coming to light, there's a new fear, mingled with the relief: That, in reaction, male financiers will avoid women founders altogether.
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It is painful to witness the familiar narrative of transgressions coming to light, the perpetrator maybe facing opprobrium and before long, plotting a "comeback" where all is seemingly forgiven.
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Google Ventures' significant #MeToo problems are coming to light after years of hiding in plain sight, following allegations against David Drummond, the chief legal officer of parent company Alphabet.
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In the five years since, two great indignities have been inflicted on the dead woman, coming to light in recent months and leading to a neighbor's arrest last week.
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"His resolution deviates sharply from the Clinton precedent — and common sense — in an effort to prevent the full truth of the President's misconduct from coming to light," they write.
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Indeed, though this seems somewhat far-fetched, it's at least possible that the whole reason these emails are coming to light now is that the Russians wanted them out.
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Christie has proven himself to be a loyal Clinton attack dog—but with more damning revelations in Bridgegate coming to light, he might have to take it up a notch.
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The hiring style and working relationship details further fill out a profile of Epstein's lifestyle, which is coming to light after the financier was arrested and charged with sex trafficking.
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Sussex Police is drawing a line under its investigation at this point, saying without new information coming to light "there are no further realistic lines of enquiry at this time".
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And with the allegations against Harvey Weinstein finally coming to light, more and more women are speaking about about the sexism and harassment they deal in their corners of the world.
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For example: MARIA PARANOVA'S (Dancer) remarkable life story — only now coming to light after 19 dark years in near hopeless conviction that she was Mamie Eisenhower — will never fully be told.
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More and more details about Smallville actress Allison Mack's involvement in the cult NXIVM are coming to light as she awaits trial for allegedly aiding in sex trafficking and forced labor.
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In a moment where the darkness of the entertainment industry is finally coming to light, we need Wonder Woman's inner light to show us right from wrong now more than ever.
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As a result of President Trump's own conversation coming to light and the whistleblower complaint, leaked communications and congressional inquiries, the world is learning more about Trump and his closest advisers.
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After a coup d'etat, the artwork disappeared for nearly 20 years, but its story is coming to light as the museum conserves the painting with the help of the Getty Foundation.
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The story of how a poor Iranian Kurdish teenager and child bride became a prisoner on death row is coming to light as human rights organizations fight to save her life.
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Her story is coming to light as several Silicon Valley companies, including Uber and a handful of venture capital firms, are reeling from their own high-profile cases of sexual misconduct.
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"The families are happy just as the American people should be happy that information that has been kept hidden for well over a decade is finally coming to light," he said.
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Even though Congress has cast its votes on the stimulus bill, the debate is far from over, and the impact of what's happened so far is only just coming to light.
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Those comments are coming to light in a new GOP attack ad as Sinema -- who is now a US House member -- is running in a high-profile race against Republican Rep.
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The cable's existence, first reported by Bloomberg, is coming to light in the aftermath of the deadly US drone strike that President Donald Trump ordered last week to kill Iranian Gen.
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If abusing presidential power for personal political gain, obstructing Congress to prevent any evidence from coming to light and avoiding any real presidential accountability is not an impeachable offense, then what is?
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With Lauren Conrad returning to MTV for The Hills' 10th-anniversary special, The Hills: That Was Then, This Is Now, more of the "reality" behind the show is finally coming to light.
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Make no mistake: For all the valid anger surrounding what's happened here, Les Moonves is the most powerful person yet to have been brought down by bad past behavior coming to light.
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Another disturbing facet of this story has been slowly coming to light in the wake of the allegations as well, which is that Hollywood has known about Weinstein's reported actions for years.
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For the past month, several Jersey Shore alums have been spotted filming at Point Pleasant Beach and Asbury Park — and now, the details surrounding the mystery reunion are finally coming to light.
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As she moves forward with her divorce, details on Wendy Williams' split from her longtime love and manager Kevin Hunter — who allegedly fathered a child with his mistress — are coming to light.
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It's trying to move forward while operating under a punitive growth cap imposed by the Federal Reserve, and deal with various sales practices scandals that started coming to light three years ago.
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In an effort to avoid all of this from coming to light, Sessions has withheld large pieces of his past in a Senate questionnaire leading up to his confirmation hearing next week.
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Oliver and his team like to have at least a two-week cushion in case a story collapses due to a source falling through or a last-minute development coming to light.
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And since the use of the controversial surveillance technology is only just coming to light, nobody should be surprised if it's revealed that more local departments are spying on citizens' phones, too.
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"The extreme use cases still need to be regulated or prevented from ever coming to light, but there's tons of room in our government to make things better with AI," O'Sullivan says.
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Mel Gibson, who pleaded guilty to beating the mother of his child in 2011, has some thoughts about the storm of sexual assault and harassment allegations now coming to light in Hollywood.
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This allows for further action in the event of any "significant and relevant new element" coming to light that was not available to those seeking the review at the time of competition.
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As researchers look for clues as to WannaCry's origins, more of those programs are coming to light, and giving us more information about the sheer scale of the damage caused by Eternal Blue.
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The investigation and resignation at Dentsu—like the huge losses unveiled by Toshiba, a troubled conglomerate (see article)—may be a paradoxical sign of progress, of problems long hidden now coming to light.
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But following a 2016 peace deal between the government and the FARC ending 50 years of war between the two sides, human rights abuses committed by all sides are slowly coming to light.
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Part of SFX's intention in the purchase was to bring the festival across the world, something that now is finally coming to light with a one-night takeover at Manhattan's iconic Hammerstein Ballroom.
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The depths of that corruption start coming to light when Leona (Carmen Moore) wins the election to become the new chief, though her victory celebration is overshadowed by a teenager's rape and suicide.
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Mercury is retrograde (and today it meets with the Sun!), so lots of information that you may have previously missed is coming to light, which means you need to reconsider a few things!
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Until, that is, he lays on a triple-whammy of cheat-y twists: the old "miser was testing his heirs all along" saw, and not one but two lost wills coming to light.
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As these new developments were coming to light, Pompeo was in California for meetings with foreign counterparts and business leaders during a multi-day trip that was almost entirely closed to the press.
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Moore's past criticism of the President is coming to light as his prior views and statements face scrutiny ahead of what could be a contentious confirmation process to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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Richard Horne's vehicular manslaughter is coming to light as well—or it would be, if credulous Andy weren't so willing to let a suspect promise to meet him later and tell him everything then.
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In recent weeks, the amount of online fake news that circulated during the final months of the presidential race is coming to light, a disturbing revelation that threatens to undermine the country's democratic process.
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Now, Kravitz's daughter — and Kidman's Big Little Lies costar — Zoë Kravitz is weighing in on the engagement coming to light, and opening up about what it was like almost having Kidman as a stepmom.
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This challenge is coming to light with new data privacy rules like the European Union's general data protection regulation, which will add new consumer data privacy and ownership rights over the next two years.
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" As the news was coming to light, one senior State Department official appeared to mock the selection, asking in an email why Fernando couldn't "have landed a spot on the President's Physical Fitness Council.
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Recently, the plight of ethnic Uighurs in this part of China has gained international attention, with reports of organ harvesting coming to light at a meeting of the UN Human Rights Council in September.
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If an arbitrator decided that a boss did illegally harass an employee, that boss could theoretically continue to harass women in the same company, or at another job, without his behavior coming to light.
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Accounts offer investors a snapshot of a company's health at the end of the reporting period, but Haddrill said events or information subsequently coming to light which affect valuations may need to be disclosed.
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Given his history and the ongoing catastrophic fallout following Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual abuse coming to light last fall, it's been unclear how exactly he or the Oscars might handle that tradition this year.
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It turned out there was a major asterisk on that hacking, which is just now coming to light: Organizers provided them with cheat sheets, and adults walked the students through the challenges they would encounter.
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The disclosure of allegations against her aide are also coming to light at a time when there is heightened awareness of harassment issues facing women in the workplace in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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"This raises significant concerns that materials directly related to the Committee's investigation and responsive to its outstanding requests are being actively destroyed in an attempt to conceal relevant information from coming to light," Smith writes.
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In the aftermath of the allegations of sexual harassment and rape against the American movie producer Harvey Weinstein, many additional complaints are coming to light and a list of more than 30 lawmakers from Mrs.
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As the museum conserves the painting with the help of the Getty Foundation, its unconventional story is coming to light (apparently, the work at one point operated as a lunch table for unwitting museum workers).
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"Every day, there's more and more allegations that are coming to light, it's really important that we don't tune out and normalize this," said Annie Johnston, associate creative director at Zambezi and a team member.
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Vandermeyden's story is coming to light at a time when Silicon Valley is reeling from the explosive allegations by an ex-Uber engineer, who claimed the ride-hailing company is a swamp of sexism and harassment.
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Under the existing law, anyone minded to assist a suicide has to reckon with a spotlight being shone on his or her actions and on any malicious acts or motivation coming to light as a result.
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"Now it's coming to light how hard he's working people and they're trying to cut staff ... Suddenly the sympathy can evaporate pretty quickly," said Mark Natkin, a managing director at Beijing-based tech consultancy Marbridge Consulting.
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Among them: that Steve Wynn had completely separated from the company within weeks of the allegations coming to light and that the board established a special committee that conducted an in-depth review of the allegations.
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Early works by these artists and dozens more are coming to light Monday when La MaMa, the East Village performance space synonymous with the downtown avant-garde, releases an expanded version of its digital collections website.
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In particular, more and more deaths in nursing homes, not counted so far in the official tallies, are coming to light, particularly in eastern France — 16 in Haute-Marne, seven in Haute-Savoie, 15 in Vosges.
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But others, such as the actions of some FBI investigators on the independent counsel's team, are just coming to light and further call into question the objectivity and nonpartisanship, and therefore the legitimacy of the investigation.
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The fact that new issues are coming to light now is not surprising, given the bank's desire to comprehensively change its culture and flush out any past wrongdoing, said Marty Mosby, an analyst at Vining Sparks.
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By the time the second Max crashed in March 2019 -- six months ago Tuesday -- the extent and dangers of the plane's automated stability system were coming to light, catching regulators and the aviation world off guard.
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Franken also said that Sessions' response to his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak coming to light has been insufficient -- Sessions on Monday submitted written responses to the committee, denying that he had answered Franken's question falsely.
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Our conversation with Strahs comes at a time when security and privacy are more urgent than ever — digital surveillance is being debated in court, massive breaches are coming to light and privacy policy changes are spurring backlash.
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That meeting of the party's Central Committee was the culmination of months of secretive discussions that are only now coming to light — and show how Mr. Xi maneuvered with stealth, swiftness and guile to rewrite China's Constitution.
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The remains of a major Aztec temple are coming to light in downtown Mexico City, on a nondescript side street just behind a colonial-era Roman Catholic cathedral and on the grounds of a 1950s-era hotel.
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The degrading comments are coming to light as the department is embroiled in a series of pending lawsuits, including a class-action claim brought by six transgender women contending they received inadequate medical treatment while in prison.
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This is now coming to light in the #MeToo era, but I knew the kind of experience I wanted to create for the people who are working on this show, and that was equally as important to me.
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But, his time in the NFL has been plagued with drama and failed drug tests (reportedly 7 or more) -- with the most recent coming to light this week -- prompting the league to indefinitely suspend the talented defensive end.
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Now, with so many cases coming to light, educators and analysts said that the schools are making greater efforts both to try to prevent misconduct from occurring, and to be more transparent in their reporting when it did.
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"His experienced counsel, whom Roof jettisoned to prevent evidence of his mental illness from coming to light, told the court that in their decades of experience, none had represented a defendant so disconnected from reality," the appeal reads.
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Decades-old code is putting millions of devices at risk Some ancient code that became an industry standard for devices like patient monitors, routers, security cameras, and more has severe vulnerabilities that are just now coming to light.
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At this point, no one other than the police forces involved knows what kinds of equipment PESEDP is paying for, but some of the surveillance programs operated by police in Ontario and elsewhere in Canada are coming to light.
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The automaker acquired Perbix, a supplier it's been working with for the past few years, with the deal coming to light just after Tesla addressed its production difficulties with the Model 3 on its most recent corporate earnings call.
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However, the power-sharing arrangements which are now coming to light indicate that the succession has not been definitively settled, potentially spelling instability for the resource-rich nation that borders Afghanistan and serves as a bulwark against Islamist militants.
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We've seen Betty (Lili Reinhart) deal with stress in unhealthy ways over the course of season 1, and with the fact that she has a secret brother coming to light, it's quite possible that "Dark Betty" will emerge again.
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Instead it was reportedly purchased as part of a "catch-and-kill" arrangement, in which American Media publisher and Trump friend David Pecker bought the rights to the story to keep it from coming to light during the campaign.
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With fans hungry for every bit of information they can get on the show, especially with the new season just weeks away, some new news is coming to light that is sure to delight a huge swath of viewers.
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The records involving Hannity's Oyster Bay, Long Island, home and his widespread real estate holdings elsewhere are coming to light a week after he was identified as a client of President Donald Trump's long-time personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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While these findings were coming to light, scientists discovered that fecal transplants were a remarkably effective treatment for Clostridium difficile, a devastating bacterial infection that often occurs when antibiotics decimate the healthy gut bacteria that keep it in check.
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While it's known that male models are just as prone to hyper-sexualization, which is just now coming to light, female-to-male models experience a heightened type of fetishization, including personal questions that move the line and then cross it.
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The original Stark MVP may not have had a chance to tell Jon Snow about his true parentage, but he did leave a few clues behind him that are only now coming to light with the sweet, sweet benefit of hindsight.
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"After more than 24 years of exculpatory evidence steadily coming to light, our hope is that the court will agree Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald deserves the relief he has sought for so long: exoneration," Hart Miles, one of his attorneys, tells PEOPLE.
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Recent information coming to light about Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood's problem with sexual harassment isn't shocking, but as celebrities continue to share their statements it's clear that this goes far further than one man, his company, or the women he abused.
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The developments coming to light the unprecedented cyber-heist suggest that a lynchpin of the global financial system could be more vulnerable than previously understood because of weaknesses that enabled attackers to modify a SWIFT software program installed on bank servers.
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What's now slowly coming to light as we gather more pieces of the puzzle is a coordinated pattern and practice by Trump associates to silence those with potentially embarrassing information about Trump in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election.
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There was no way of verifying her story, but it reflected others' experiences coming to light as civilians from the most populous city ever controlled by the jihadists emerge from their grip and grapple with 2-1/2 years of suffering.
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Early on in the current iteration of the #MeToo movement, many reports coming to light were "open secrets" — stories that had circulated for years within Hollywood or other industries, finally becoming public as survivors felt emboldened to tell their stories.
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The judge also ordered the disclosure of evidence related to the question of whether the department's efforts to settle the case five years ago "amounted to bad faith" because of a possible desire to avoid the private server coming to light.
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But some dynamics are only now coming to light, such as the benefits of "agglomeration" for higher skilled workers who gain advantage from proximity to one another, a possible reason why some cities like San Francisco have moved ahead so fast.
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This time it's Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister who rose to social media fame due to his quirky sock choices, youth, and charm, but whose popularity has dimmed due to recent corruption charges and other past blunders coming to light.
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While we've all been struggling to make some sense of the horrific stories of sexual assault involving Harvey Weinstein that have been coming to light over the past week, Sam Bee gave us the release we need, letting us laugh through the pain.
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Although the accounts were stolen during a previously disclosed breach, and Dropbox says it has already forced password resets, it was not known how many users had been affected, and only now is the true extent of the hack coming to light.
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Doe's story is coming to light after a yearlong investigation by Facing Abuse in Community Environments, or FACE, a new Texas-based nonprofit led by Muslim women pushing for transparency and victims' rights in the handling of abuse claims in Islamic settings.
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The little-known tale of George and his creators, Hans and Margret Rey, is finally coming to light with the new mixed-media documentary Monkey Business by filmmaker Ema Ryan Yamazaki, who was granted unprecedented access to the Reys' archives by their estate.
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With the death toll likely to rise further and swaths of flattened homes, roads and bridges coming to light, a visibly moved and grim-faced Correa warned that Ecuador's biggest disaster in decades would put a big toll on the poor Andean country.
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And evil men are doing this everywhere, every day, in every occupation, and every type of household, all over the world.... ...I am hoping with recent truths coming to light, that their reign is coming to an end, in Hollywood, and everywhere.
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"Reports of children being forced into child labor, trafficking, child marriage, and the devadasi (dedicating girls to service in temples) system are coming to light with children increasingly dropping out from school ... and large scale migration due to this crisis," Satyarthi wrote.
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Editorial Thanks to the work of investigators in the United States, and tardy new efforts in Europe, the full extent of the lies and cheating that enabled automobile manufacturers to sell diesel vehicles that were anything but "clean" is coming to light.
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"Virtually everyone agrees that the climate is warming, but examples of just how that is affecting the natural world are only now coming to light," added Dave Willard, collections manager emeritus at the Field Museum in Chicago who measured all the birds.
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The Red Cross' handling of the Anderson case, coming to light as the nation wrestles more broadly with its treatment of sexual misconduct allegations, sheds light on the unsettling way many employers have dealt with such allegations against high-ranking male executives.
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Those responsible for monitoring the JCPOA say that it is working well despite a couple of minor incidents coming to light of Iranian non-compliance (exceeding the cap on the production of heavy water, a material that can be used to make weapons-grade plutonium).
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One reason that people think more claims of unequal pay are coming to light is that since more [women] who are married to men are working, when they work in the same kinds of industries or occupations, they compare their paychecks and they're like, 'What?
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Between the lines: Details are scant about the leaker, the leaker's motivations of the attack or the method of the attack, but we do know that the data was leaked on Twitter in a mock advent calendar before coming to light on Thursday evening.
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"He managed to make his way to one of the drain holes that go back to the ocean, and off he went," aquarium manager Rob Yarrall told Radio New Zealand, recounting the escape that happened several months ago but is only now coming to light.
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The question is whether the stories coming to light now are the most damning of the bunch, or leakers are starting in reverse and building toward a kind of crescendo that could finally lead to the ousting of CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick .
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Jodi Kantor and Meagan Twohey's New York Times reporting on the Weinstein allegations — not to mention the webs of secrecy and institutional protection that kept them from coming to light for years — beat Ronan Farrow's initial New Yorker exposé to publication by five days.
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In 2005, after the George W. Bush administration's detainee abuses started coming to light, he defended Mr. Bush's power to declare that prisoners in the war on terror were not protected by the Geneva Conventions and so could be lawfully subjected to coercive questioning.
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Why it matters: With prior sexual misconduct on the Hill slowly coming to light, legislators are likely to face a reckoning from their constituents on the "old way" of doing things that allowed cultural rot and excess to be swept under the rug for so many years.
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On Thursday, the Department of Justice released the full report, stretching over 400 pages, of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the U.S. election, whether the Trump campaign aided that interference, and if the president tried to stop the relationship from coming to light.
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On Thursday, the Department of Justice released the full report, stretching over 22016 pages, of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the U.S. election, whether the Trump campaign aided that interference, and if the president tried to stop the relationship from coming to light.
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The ugliness of the episode, coming to light at a time when rape on college campuses and the sexual depredations of celebrities are all over the news, triggered public rejections of the movie, including a powerful Op-Ed piece by Roxane Gay in The New York Times.
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Mr. Weiss said that the museum would not take the more drastic step of taking the family's name off the wing, saying that it was not in a position to make permanent changes while litigation against the family was pending and information was still coming to light.
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And while the fictional whistleblower's claims of sexual harassment and assault in the Succession-verse mirror the many real-life charges coming to light in the #MeToo era, the show slipped in another subtle, but equally telling reference to humanity at its worst: the acronym NRPI.
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The book, published on Tuesday, is part of an ongoing effort by Farrow and other journalists to expose the ways in which powerful men can use their wealth and status to keep damaging information about them from coming to light, especially when that information includes allegations by women.
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And while Mueller wrote that the evidence doesn't establish that all this "was designed to cover up a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia," he added that Trump could well have had other corrupt motives (such as preventing politically damaging information or separate crimes from coming to light).
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The reaction to disclosures about Dr. Domínguez — many just now coming to light despite occurring years ago — reflects a marked shift in the type of behavior tolerated in the workplace since the reports last year regarding inappropriate sexual behavior by high-profile men like Bill O'Reilly and Harvey Weinstein.
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"Given the circumstances that are coming to light this morning, referring to the quarantine established in Real Madrid and the possible cases in players from other clubs, La Liga considers it appropriate to continue to the next phase of the protocol of action against COVID-19," said La Liga.
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"Given the circumstances that are coming to light this morning, referring to the quarantine established in Real Madrid and the possible cases in players from other clubs, La Liga considers it appropriate to continue to the next phase of the protocol of action against COVID-19," said La Liga.
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The revelations about the undocumented workers has been an embarrassment for the Trump Organization, coming to light as Mr. Trump has railed against illegal immigration, blamed undocumented immigrants for crime and pledged to build a wall along the Mexican border to keep more people from entering the country unlawfully.
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First announced amid a slew of updates Zuckerberg offered up in March as the scandal around abuse of user data by the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica was first coming to light, the new bounty program is modeled off of Facebook's attempts to combat hackers with a $1 million bug bounty.
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But now, with the unsealing of documents this week that were produced as part of a lawsuit filed against the government, new evidence is coming to light on how intimately the White House was involved in the Treasury's decision in August 2012 to keep all the companies' profits for the government.
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The meetings are coming to light now only because of internal memos and other notes, released through a Freedom of Information Act request, that reveal these meetings and others that were not noted on his calendar, glaring omissions from what is supposed to be a complete record of the secretary's activities.
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The ugly truth about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is finally coming to light.
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He also referred one official for criminal investigation over a narrower but more egregious act: altering a C.I.A. email he showed to a colleague, during the third renewal of the Page wiretap, in a way that kept the previous failure to disclose the agency's relationship with Mr. Page from coming to light.
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And because this is a memoir as well as a history, we follow Elkin herself as she explores several cities, beginning with New York, then moving on to Paris, London, Venice and Tokyo, a restless spirit in love with flânerie, finally coming to light in the city that gave her pastime its name.
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The organization has continued to draw the ire of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who, in a speech last year, accused Kavala of being the Turkish George Soros: "The connections of the person they call the 'red Soros of Turkey' are coming to light," he said, according to a report by Al-Monitor.
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And, so, in the wake of Trump's awful behavior coming to light, more blue-collar men might be finding it difficult to assert that they're voting for Trump while they're on the phone with a pollster with their wife sitting nearby, even if their intention for the privacy of the ballot box is different.
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But here are a few: Later, when it came out that there was hard tape evidence concerning Nixon and other aides' roles in the cover-up, the administration took extraordinary measures — including going to the Supreme Court and attempting an unprecedented quashing of a Justice Department investigation — to prevent it from coming to light.
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Dillon last publicly represented Trump standing in front of a table stacked with Manila envelops purported to contain the documents separating Trump from his real estate businesses, and handing management authority over to his sons Eric and Donald Jr. Within hours of the letter on Russia coming to light, #withafewexceptions was trending on Twitter.
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In his first news conference since the university suspended him for his handling of Zach Smith, the former assistant, Meyer also said that he had never deleted text messages or changed the settings on his phone to prevent records from coming to light — contrary to the implications of an independent report commissioned by Ohio State.
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It's usually funny – there's a lot of back-and-forth with the guest as they discuss often-romantic predicaments, but episode 95 began with a distressed call from the U.K. The caller, Frances, described her discomfort with all the sexual harassment and assault stories coming to light in the media, and her confusion about using the hashtag #MeToo.
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""I know that transgender people are just coming to light in our society, and we have made great strides in the last few years," she wrote, referencing Caitlyn Jenner and Laverne Cox, stating that thanks to celebrities like them and the show Transparent, "society finally has a chance to see and learn about who we are.
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It's coming to light also because many women in the business have been pushing forward this conversation: Amber Tamblyn wrote about what happened to her for the New York Times and Teen Vogue; we have art representing the oppression of women; we have seen with the Women's March and Hillary Clinton losing the election what happens to women that challenge power.
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You could see the coverage of sexual assault and harassment by journalists who have committed such acts as a kind of conflict of interest — they have every reason to downplay the seriousness of allegations, and question the integrity of survivors, both to prevent their own misdeeds from coming to light and to convince themselves that what they've done is acceptable.
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"It is frustration and disappointment that a lot of the indications of what is coming to light were out before the election but it didn't get the focus and the attention that it deserved," Jesse Ferguson, a former Clinton spokesman said, arguing that the content in leaked emails - controversies, perceived slights and other salacious details -- were covered more closely than where the information was coming from.
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" The letter makes the case that with the outbreak in the Rio area worsening and previously unknown medical consequences of the virus coming to light, it is "unethical to run the risk" of infection May 26, 2016: CDC director says no reason to move or delay games Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, says, "There is no public health reason to cancel or delay the Olympics.
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The consequences are still coming to light, particularly the political ones: the rejection of the elite in favor of the so called "common people"; the tremendous crisis of the middle classes, the cornerstone of our liberal democracies, the rejection of moderates in favor of extremists, with their simplistic solutions for a complex world; the rejection of "experts" in favor of more or less ubiquitous obscurantism that is challenging knowledge, science and progress.
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The link between the FBI probe and Australia is coming to light just a few weeks before Australian Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull is scheduled to visit the U.S. Turnbull said Monday he was "not at all" worried that the revelation would impact his relationship with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, according to Australian media.
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