Of course, there are now multitudinous complaints about the ruling alongside with proliferating complaints about the complaints (and, for good measure, some complaints about those too).
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Complaints there by renters have similarly spiked in recent years: 38 complaints in 2012–2013 versus 7353 complaints in 2014–2015.
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There were 660 complaints related to Facebook, or 29 percent of all complaints, and 220 complaints regarding WhatsApp, which Facebook owns.
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"The ban on complaints from persons or entities who have made complaints in the past or complaints against multiple recipients of federal funds directly contradicts the DOE regulations requiring that all complaints be investigated," the lawsuit states.
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Sexual harassment complaints made up less than 1 percent of those complaints.
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Overall complaints were up, but complaints in certain categories were down significantly.
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Companies would also have to publish quarterly reports on the complaints in terms of number, how the complaints were handled and staffing of their complaints team.
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The agency received approximately 1,800 complaints in 85033 and 1,200 complaints in 2015.
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The complaints in Nevada follow process complaints from the still-unresolved Iowa caucuses.
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Complaints in those neighborhoods represented about 43 percent of the complaints lodged last year.
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The lawsuit includes excerpts from two November complaints and three excerpts from 2014 complaints.
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Byrne added that while consumer toy complaints are relatively common, formal complaints are rare.
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But my complaints about "Pandemonium" also mirror my larger complaints with season three in general.
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There's no discussion about addressing those complaints because those aren't actually complaints about immigration policy.
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This amendment requires OCCR to create rules that disallow anonymous complaints, something that will prevent frivolous complaints and allow the OCCR to focus their time and energy on legitimate complaints.
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Unofficially, the company has consistently faced complaints from employees about scheduling and other worker's rights complaints.
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The airline with the biggest number of complaints: Spirit Airlines, with 5.59 complaints per 100,000 passengers.
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Rat complaints in 2017 by cities sorted in descending order according to complaints per 100,000 residents.
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According to an Invisible Institute database, civilians filed at least 215 complaints against Van Dyke since 210, although he was never disciplined for the complaints: Still, these complaints are only the minimum.
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This includes a meaningful way for the public to register complaints and receive feedback about those complaints.
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The FCC is the custodian of complaints filed for TV programming, and those complaints are public records.
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The complaints body, Mr. Siawash said, appeared to single out Kabul despite similar complaints in other provinces.
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Unofficially, the company has consistently faced complaints from employees, called partners, about scheduling and other worker's rights complaints.
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In 2017, the FTC received 4.5 million robocall complaints, in addition to 2.5 million complaints about human spammers.
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But lets face it: My complaints are the complaints of a gadget nerd, and even then, they're nitpicky.
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That's a total of 4.5 million robocall complaints, plus an additional 2.5 million complaints about live telemarketing calls.
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The research into citizen complaints is more definitive: cameras clearly reduce the number of complaints from the public.
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Schools have been accused of blaming victims who report complaints, ignoring these complaints entirely, and covering them up.
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Previously, conscience complaints from health care providers were reviewed alongside other discrimination complaints by the Civil Rights Division.
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In response, the company agreed to end forced arbitration of complaints — but only for complaints by conventional employees.
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Six complaints were filed against Coinbase in 2016 and 288 complaints have been filed so far this year.
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There are plenty of complaints about Honest's "natural" products being not-so-natural, numerous complaints about its dishwashing detergent leaving terrible stains, and still other complaints about the fact that its sunscreen simply doesn't work.
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Men are typically the perpetrators in these complaints, just as they are when women bring complaints of sexual harassment.
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These are the only complaints I have and they're not complaints but it's different, the skin is very different.
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The second most complained about product was current accounts, with 509,047 complaints, followed by credit cards with 314,586 complaints.
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While such complaints are all too common for professors, the complaints had a specific, substantive basis in this case.
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State law prohibits the release of open complaints or complaints closed without discipline, an OPCR official told BuzzFeed News.
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In 2009, there were 147 excessive force complaints against police officers; by 2014, those complaints dropped by 64 percent.
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Over 1,000 of FOS' 3,800 staff deal with PPI complaints, with staffing next year depending on complaints in other products.
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We get very few complaints relative to the number of customers we have, but all complaints are upsetting to us.
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The Council said it received 2,615 complaints about Apple products and services in 2017, compared to 964 complaints in 2015.
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The students believed that their complaints weren't being treated with sufficient gravitas, and they brought their complaints to the public.
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Thousands came to the museum and put up complaints about all sorts of issues, including complaints about the Tate itself.
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Legal complaints against the suspect Hanel had multiple legal complaints against him, according to documents from the Honolulu District Court.
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After all Ms. Coulter's complaints come amid a growing number of passenger complaints against United States carriers and their employees.
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In 2017, Emirates received 197 complaints, one of nine foreign carriers — of the nearly 160 — with more than 150 complaints.
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VOTER COMPLAINTS Fung said there had been 3,638 complaints on Sunday, mostly related to the long queues at polling stations.
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Two complaints investigated CNN also saw documents showing that Peterson was twice the subject of complaints reviewed by internal affairs.
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Image: Federal Trade CommissionThe report shows that in 2017 the FTC received 7.1 million complaints, which is 1.8 million more complaints than it received the previous year and twice as many complaints as it received in 2015.
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They also both have had complaints against them: Kelly has had five complaints, all closed without discipline, while Schmidt has had three complaints against him, including two that were closed without discipline and one that remains open.
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She found that gender discrimination complaints under this law have risen continuously since 22018, with an "explosion" in complaints after 2009.
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They include any complaints made against Fox News, CNN or MSNBC during that time period — about 850 complaints over 890 pages.
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Google will investigate complaints made by its contractors against employees and require that suppliers investigate complaints against contractors, the company said.
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No matter how many complaints she brought forth, HR insinuated that she was the common denominator in all of her complaints.
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The company said in March it had dealt with 83 complaints of harassment and 84 complaints of gender discrimination in 2017.
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The commission's own reports on complaints by consumers show that for the past three years complaints about internet privacy have declined.
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In all, the data collected by the federal watchdog group includes 703 million complaints, down slightly from total complaints in 2016.
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The student also accused the school of ignoring complaints about institutional racism and silencing sexual violence complaints while raising tuition prices.
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It's something of a United parody site that also collects customer complaints directed at United and helps those customers file real complaints.
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UAB told BuzzFeed News that it had no records of complaints against Sweatt, nor correspondence with other institutions about any such complaints.
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The details: The Intercept compiled 1,224 complaints by FOIA request from OIG and learned that 30 of the those complaints were investigated.
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The proposed rules require accusers to file complaints through "proper authorities" and establishes guidelines to determine whether schools properly address those complaints.
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There were no such complaints in 103, as the Open organizers had made changes to ensure there would be no such complaints.
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That is, complaints about labor and/or skill shortages are normal for many employers, just like complaints about not having enough sales.
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Cardinal Pell testified before the commission about the handling of complaints against the church, but neither inquiry heard complaints against the cardinal.
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For per capita rates: To account for people who may file duplicative complaints, multiple complaints issued in the same category, for the same address, on the same day were counted as one — "unique complaints" in the maps and charts below.
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In a statement, the Police Department said complaints of biased policing in the first five months of this year were down by a third compared with the same period last year, from 329 complaints in 2018 to 220 complaints in 2019.
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It's unknown how many of those complaints were reported to authorities, as well as how many additional complaints have been filed since 2006.
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When reached for comment, a Department of Education spokesman could not publicly acknowledge receiving complaints but says it will evaluate all complaints received.
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It faced complaints of discrimination and harassment in April, for example, as well as criticism about the company's initial response to those complaints.
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The board would give residents a chance to give input and make complaints and the board could review formal complaints, the report said.
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He prodded sources to lodge complaints about the company with regulators, and then lobbied agencies to pursue the complaints, according to the filing.
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No complaints filedDuring the trial, Sauvage and her daughters were cross-examined as to why they had never lodged official complaints against Marot.
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"The complaints that people might file tell us whether they are happy or not, and those complaints are down this year," said Headley.
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The center, which was set up in 2000 to receive complaints of internet crime, received 300,000 complaints during the year from hacking victims.
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Overall, the FCC sees a significant number of complaints about indecency on television, receiving 85033,552 complaints between December of 2014 and May 16.
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Some complaints were reportedly ignored for years and, when complaints were investigated, the accusers never received the results of the probe from investigators.
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Thomas noted that the true extent of the complaints will never truly be known as these are the only complaints filed in court.
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The Hong Kong Journalists Association has filed more than 30 complaints to the Independent Police Complaints Council over police officers' actions toward reporters.
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Complaints about medical debt are the second-largest cause of debt collection complaints made to the bureau, after credit cards, the report found.
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In comparison, it has filed six complaints in the last six weeks — and those were just the families who decided to file complaints.
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Or you could have a system that alerts the people who made the complaints about other complaints, and they decide what to do.
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There have been complaints — on Twitter, on Show-Score — that the play went too far and complaints that it didn't go far enough.
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Waddington told me he hasn't seen any complaints from rehabs in the Google help forums recently, but said complaints tend to come in waves.
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Operators will be required to track all complaints (and the resolution of these complaints) and provide this information to SFMTA on a regular basis.
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Instead, we found that BPD personnel discourage complaints from being filed, misclassify complaints to minimize their apparent severity, and conduct little or no investigation.
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Some of the complaints mirror what you'd find in complaints to the FCC here in the United States about indecency on TV and radio.
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If there are any 311 complaints associated with the property, the listing icon turns red and clicking it will reveal the list of complaints.
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British Heart Foundation advert showing boy talking to his dead father - 219 complaints Viewers thought the ad was distressing, but complaints were not upheld.
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The number of anti-LGBT hate crime complaints declined slightly from 343 to 2018, falling from 59 to 51 complaints, according to NYPD stats.
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"If campaigns ever have complaints, we respect their complaints," he said, but "there's nothing that he says that can change everything that we're doing."
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The rating is based on 13 factors, including 1,837 complaints filed against MoviePass and failure to respond to 72 complaints filed against its business.
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Paul Horvitz, a lawyer who filed one of the complaints now pending against Kavanaugh, said it was difficult to track judges' consideration of complaints.
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Americans filed a total of 235,094 complaints with the bureau, and the District of Columbia had the highest per capita frequency of CFPB complaints.
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We've had Republican and Democratic presidents in the past make these complaints to China, even take these complaints to the World Trade Organization, okay?
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Using its site, you can check businesses to see what complaints they've received in the past, and you can register complaints of your own.
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The chart below shows how complaints for the whole block rapidly increased starting in 2015, peaking on June 173 last year, when 100 complaints were submitted: Source: NYC311 via New York City's open data portal The complaints were concentrated across a handful of addresses.
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The number of age discrimination complaints submitted to the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has been rising steadily in the past 10 years, with about 18,000 complaints filed in fiscal year 2017 — about 20 percent of all complaints filed with the federal agency.
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The suit renews attention to previous complaints that Harvard and other institutions do not do enough to handle students' complaints of sexual assault and harassment.
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Complaints about violence or intimidation are handled by local authorities, but complaints should also be called in to federal authorities after local officials are contacted.
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Pai said last week that the FCC would examine the complaints it has received about Colbert's comments, which it does whenever viewers send in complaints.
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Tesla fiercely defended its Model S sedan today against complaints about its suspension system, and now its CEO says some of those complaints are bogus.
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FOS has forecast 250,000 PPI complaints in the current financial year, up from 180,507 actual complaints in the prior period and two million in total.
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Advocates point out that TCPA complaints, as a whole, are the largest category of informal complaints received by the FCC, averaging over 220006,2202 per month.
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The report said that even though the number of complaints has increased, the number of complaints HUD and FHAP processed decreased between 2016 and 2017.
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Although the statement regarding the complaints was issued by Henderson, it does not explicitly note whether Garland has taken himself out of handling the complaints.
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While it's common for a company to have a few complaints, beware of numerous complaints about delays in delivery and repeated loss and damage claims.
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Typically, victims' complaints about mishandled Title IX cases have gone to the Office for Civil Rights, while complaints from accused men land in civil court.
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Complaints against these two — among the largest providers — constituted nearly 56 percent of all the complaints filed with the Federal Trade Commission about solar companies.
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Microsoft is shaking up its human resources policies to address employee complaints of discrimination and harassment, and criticisms of an insufficient company response to those complaints.
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Each chamber had an "Office of Fair Employment Practices" to take employment complaints — but Senate and House committees were granted the final review of those complaints.
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It has little or no information about how often those complaints lead to any discipline, or how long it takes the city to address the complaints.
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By the numbers: From October 2014 to July 2018, the HHS' Office of Refugee Resettlement received 4,556 complaints, and the Department of Justice received 1,303 complaints.
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An analysis of the records consistently shows that police officers with the most complaints are less likely to be disciplined than their peers with fewer complaints.
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"Informal complaints can and do lead to Enforcement Bureau actions and the Commission has addressed the substance of informal complaints, though obviously not often," said Sohn.
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Under the new measure, freelancers would file complaints with the city's Office of Labor Standards, which would tell companies of the complaints and seek a response.
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In such cases, the report found multiple incidents where the police pressured women to settle their complaints for money, or choose not to register their complaints.
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Hunt's behavior was at issue in numerous human resources complaints and at least two financial settlements, according to people with knowledge of the complaints and settlements.
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More than half of the tweets addressed the gender switch, but there was a far larger volume of fans criticizing complaints than there were actual complaints.
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The research also indicated that body cameras assist in the resolution of citizen complaints against police, and may reduce the likelihood of false complaints against police.
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Performance reviews of drivers stemming from complaints of poor service will now have a fairer, experience-based policy—in other words, claims against a driver with thousands of logged fares and three complaints will be handled differently than one with only 100 completed trips and three complaints.
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But while the overall number of complaints may have fallen, the percentage of robocall complaints did increase from about 63 percent of the total to 66 percent.
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It is critical that management responds to unofficial complaints and rumours with the same urgency as formal complaints to determine if an investigation needs to be conducted.
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For instance, SK Broadband, an ISP that provides home services, received 10 complaints a day, and another ISP, LG UPlus, got 34 complaints a day on average.
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Nicocigs Ltd advert for electronic cigarettes - 145 complaints Also not upheld, the complaints around this ad centred on the concern that children might find them appealing. 10.
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DEADLINE RUSH FOS has forecast 250,13 PPI complaints in the current financial year, up from 180,507 actual complaints in the prior period and two million in total.
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Diplomats have been treated for ear complaints, hearing loss, dizziness, tinnitus, balance problems, visual complaints, headaches, fatigue, cognitive issues and difficulty sleeping, a senior US official said.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's BrokerCheck website lists brokers who have had complaints filed against them, what kinds of complaints were filed and how they were resolved.
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The complaints are still under investigation and the company is not in a position to determine "concreteness, credibility and materiality of complaints," Infosys said in the letter.
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The documents show that from October 2014 to July 2018, the HHS Office of Refugee Resettlement received 4,85033 complaints, and the Department of Justice received 1,303 complaints.
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Call for complaints about CFPB's own actions The CFPB has issued several formal requests for complaints on almost every aspect of its own regulatory and enforcement actions.
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Dozens of women replied to the email to share their own complaints about repeated discrimination and harassment — complaints they said the company's human resources department had ignored.
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U.S.C. officials said they had received more than 100 complaints about Dr. Tyndall, either through a hotline or a website the university set up to receive complaints.
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While House Intelligence Committee members are allowed to receive classified whistle-blower complaints, they are not allowed to make such complaints public, according to a former official.
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Consumers are able to file complaints about banking and financial services providers via the CFPB's public complaints database which can lead to formal investigations by the bureau.
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The OIG analyzed 888 complaints filed between October 2014 and January 2017 and made 23 recommendations to improve how the police department handles civilian complaints of biased policing.
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Around half of the complaints said a faulty sensor was diagnosed as the cause of the problem, while other complaints report similar symptoms and driving conditions, NHTSA said.
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"We carried out programmed inspections and we also included complaints, as neighbors in Puchuncavi have sent our institution diverse complaints," SMA chief Cristian Franz said in the statement.
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"USC was complicit in these unconscionable acts because it suppressed and concealed years of complaints about Tyndall's sexually charged and deviant comments and behavior," according to the complaints.
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Facebook has a dedicated team of 65 staff handling complaints under the NetzDG, Allan said, adding that this could be adjusted in line with the number of complaints.
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She also declined to comment on Barnett's allegations of the company's stonewalling his complaints, saying the company did not comment on the substance or existence of internal complaints.
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For example, in the November analysis, the companies receiving the most complaints were the three top credit reporting firms: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, with almost 4,000 complaints combined.
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Of that, another 49 complaints were about other unrelated issues, leaving only about 20 complaints that could be construed as "potentially related to the Conscience Provisions," Engelmayer wrote.
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"It's extremely troubling," said Beth Rotman of Common Cause, a group that filed complaints Federal Election Commission and Department of Justice complaints about the Parnas and Fruman donations.
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Complaints in January to June totalled 21,2361, up 22019 percent on the second half of 212, with almost two thirds of the complaints relating to only 247 companies.
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Police complaints filed against the defendants on Friday said Mr. DiNardo told investigators that he had an accomplice, Sean M. Kratz, identified in the complaints as his cousin.
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Those complaints were opened and closed within a single day, the report said, and the people who made the complaints were never told the cases had been closed.
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There had been complaints about his driving Walker's driving had alarmed students, parents and faculty in the weeks leading up to the accident, according to complaints obtained by CNN.
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The division was specifically created to monitor and respond to complaints related to the proposed rule, using those complaints and comments to help form the final version released Thursday.
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The group also has been helping migrants file complaints against mistreatment and exercise their rights in a region where migrants are often too fearful to file complaints against authorities.
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In 2017, Google was fined €2.4 billion for complaints related to its shopping business, and in 2018, it was fined €4.3 billion for complaints about stifling competition in Android.
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One such notable alumni of the program is Public Stuff, a software company that assists clients with managing complaints — currently, they assist Burj Khalifia building management with customer complaints.
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In Missouri, farmers filed about 2515 complaints over suspected dicamba damage, on top of the roughly 235 complaints about pesticides the state receives in a typical year, he said.
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The complaints listed below are just a tiny fraction of the total complaints Gizmodo received through FOIA, but they represent the frustrating experiences many people have had with CBP.
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The controversial "Beach Body Ready" campaign by weight-loss company Protein World came fifth in the list with 380 complaints, although the complaints were not upheld by the ASA.
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In the year before the study, 1,539 complaints in total were filed against officers; at the end of the body camera experiment, the year had only yielded 113 complaints.
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The Times reported in April that officials dismissed hundreds of civil rights complaints considered unnecessary or burdensome after revisions were made to the department's manual for processing the complaints.
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There were nearly 7.2 million complaints about violations to the U.S. "Do Not Call" registry this year, a big surge from the more than 5.3 million complaints in 2016.
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The employees also told the wire service that complaints left on the company's anonymous tip line were frequently not addressed or dismissed and that racial complaints were largely ignored.
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The number of complaints filed by nursing home residents is rising Nursing homes received one-third more complaints in 2015 than they did in 2011 — despite having fewer residents.
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Customer complaints about telecom companies in Canada have increased by 44 percent over the past year, according to a new report by the federal body responsible for handling complaints.
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The ruling could inhibit employees from trying to resolve complaints of wrongdoing without involving the SEC and impede retaliation suits filed by workers fired after making in-house complaints.
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Police in the U.K. are also investigating six complaints against one man which is reportedly Spacey, although police would not confirm or deny who the complaints were made against.
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The numbers: The documents show that from October 220006 to July 2202, the HHS Office of Refugee Resettlement received 2628,28500 complaints, and the Department of Justice received 6900,2628 complaints.
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The complaints follow the creation of a new division within HHS that focuses on enforcing those rights and investigating complaints from employees who say their rights have been violated.
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"Whistleblowers face tremendous risk in making their complaints and they need to be reassured that their complaints will be handled seriously and with care," Grassley said in a statement.
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A spokesman for the office told NBC New York it was "concerned about the online complaints" from festivalgoers, asking them to file official complaints detailing their bummer of a Saturday.
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"Consistent with standard operating procedure, the FCC's Enforcement Bureau has reviewed the complaints and the material that was the subject of these complaints," reads the FCC's statement, according to Variety.
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But public property code violation complaints in Baltimore County show that Kushner Cos.' properties, which have elegant names like Whispering Woods and Harbor Point Estates, have dozens of combined complaints.
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But he said at least four Boeing employees had gone to him in the past with similar complaints though he declined to say what if anything came of the complaints.
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"Consistent with standard operating procedure, the FCC's Enforcement Bureau has reviewed the complaints and the material that was the subject of these complaints," a statement released by the FCC reads.
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A spokesperson for the MPA confirmed it is looking into the complaints, telling us it has received "approximately 50 complaints" related to unwanted pregnancies in users of Natural Cycles' device.
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Data released by the conduct review office shows that complaints against officers are not unusual: More than 500 complaints have been filed against Minneapolis officers since the start of 2015.
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These include not just complaints relating to sexual harassment, but also to complaints regarding racial and religious discrimination, as well as discrimination against people with disabilities, according to the spokesperson.
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The Broward Supervisor of Elections Office received complaints about the polling location in the state's August primary elections, according to WLRN, who obtained the complaints through a public records request.
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"The system is in much, much better shape than it was in 2015 in terms of lead levels, consumer complaints about red water and also iron complaints," Mr. Edwards said.
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They note that Mrs Lam repeated her consistent line that complaints about police violence would be handled by the Independent Police Complaints Council, which protesters say is not independent enough.
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It goes on to reference complaints received by the office of the director, but doesn't say who issued the complaints or include a punishment for not meeting the completion goal.
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Other major categories cover conflicts of interest (144 complaints in 20153) or racial, religious or ethnic bias (128 complaints in 2016), according to figures provided by the courts' administrative office.
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After Trump's team launched the division, the head of the HHS Office of Civil Rights Roger Severino, said the number of complaints increased significantly from the number of complaints made during former president Barack Obama's administration, bouncing from only a few such complaints a month to more than 350 in a month.
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Only 2 percent of complaints against cops leading to punishment The DOJ reports that the City of Chicago received more than 30,000 complaints of police misconduct in the five years that preceded the investigation, but only 2 percent of those complaints were sustained, meaning officers went unpunished 98 percent of the time.
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Election monitoring group Golos, which is independent of the authorities but can flag complaints to the commission for investigation, says it has received around 800 complaints from the public so far.
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Photo: APCapitol Hill employees who confidentially made formal complaints about sexual harassment and other workplace violations were left exposed, potentially for years, by the very office charged with handling their complaints.
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In California, the state's Contractors State License Board said it has received 199 complaints through early April, a level that is on track to exceed the 452 complaints received in 2016.
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So going forward, someone with three rider complaints but just 100 trips under their belt will be treated differently than a driver who has received three complaints but completed 10,000 trips.
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His standard riff veered from complaints about Obamacare to complaints about how Democrats wouldn't work with him to vague promises about how great everything would be after the House plan passed.
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The big picture: HHS received 4,556 complaints of sexual misconduct by minors and adults from October 2014 to July 2018, and the Department of Justice received a total of 1,303 complaints.
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The FTC released 421 complaints to Gizmodo, spanning the course of one year, though it should be noted that these are only the complaints on file with a single federal agency.
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The complaints were provided to Gizmodo by the FTC after a Freedom of Information Act request and were redacted in order to protect the identity of the people making the complaints.
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The hotline saw a staggering increase in complaints related to WhatsApp recently, according to the report, up from 2.9 percent of all complaints to 9.5 percent in the last six months.
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"Publishing unverified complaints — or, worse, using those complaints to paint a picture of guilt in the public domain — is irresponsible," said Richard Hunt, the chief executive of the Consumer Bankers Association.
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It's hard to know what the FCC's criteria is for launching new investigations; its spokespeople declined to comment on how many complaints it might take, or the severity of these complaints.
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White Claw faces some complaints of liquid missing from cansSeparately, the hard-seltzer brand is facing some complaints from customers who said they bought cases of White Claw containing empty cans.
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The main reasons it didn't make the cut are that we already feature a Bosch dishwasher, and there are buyer complaints of drying and spotting issues, though these complaints are rare.
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It also validated complaints long argued by many Flint residents but largely dismissed by Mr. Snyder and others: that race and poverty contributed to the often scornful reactions to their complaints.
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The Federal Trade Commission received a handful of complaints about fraud and more than 100 complaints about violation of do-not-call requirements, FTC spokesman Frank Dorman said in an email.
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According to the annual mid-year report from the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-Television Services (CCTS), a total of 9,831 complaints were accepted between August 2018 and January 20183, 2019.
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The number of complaints the special commissioner's office receives has grown significantly: In 2016, it processed 6,336 complaints, 10 percent more than the year before and a record for the agency.
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"The Complaints Bureau and the Commission have decided that none of the complaints filed with the commission will affect the outcome of the election," Shareef told reporters in the capital Male.
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Hogan, the head of HR (who is investigating the recent complaints) published the results of an internal equal pay study in April 2016, which the company conducted in response to complaints.
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The Federal Trade Commission, which oversees the Do Not Call Registry, said there were 4.5 million complaints about robocalls in 2017, more than double the 2.18 million complaints logged in 2013.
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In 2017, American parted ways with clothing manufacturer Twin Hill after receiving complaints from the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which said it received more than 3,500 complaints about their uniforms.
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The commission and Apple complaints follow several other problems, including a $975 million fine by Chinese regulators in 2015 and activist shareholder complaints later that year that forced layoffs at Qualcomm.
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We heard your complaints have taken swift & decisive action.
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Women don't have meaningful complaints and criticism — they're hysterical.
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"As of now ... we've not received any complaints," Gov.
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" If complaints come, he said, "you can't defend yourself.
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Complaints about pervasive — and sexist — bullying at the top.
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Complaints about Mr. Walker flowed into — and from — Woodmore.
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Lots of endings prompt complaints, but few prompt lawsuits .
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TechCrunch reports that there were thousands of complaints, in which massage therapists documented their issues with the system and their clients, and many which detailed sexual misconduct complaints against potentially predatory customers.
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On Thursday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said that on average it receives 6,785 complaints about debt collection each month, followed by 4,210 complaints related to mortgages and 3,287 on credit reporting.
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The Shanghai Consumer Council, a non-government organization approved by the Chinese authorities, said it had received 2,615 complaints about Apple products and services in 2017, compared with 964 complaints in 2015.
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"And, while NYPD trains investigators on how to investigate complaints of biased policing, OIG-NYPD found that some investigators did not receive this training before they began investigating these complaints," it adds.
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Speier told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Wednesday that the 260 settlements represent those related to all kinds of complaints, including sexual harassment as well as racial, religious or disability-related discrimination complaints.
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We don't know the outcomes of these complaints because they disappeared into mediation: Hobby Lobby employees reportedly sign an agreement that they will take complaints to a religious or secular arbitration process.
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The spike in Cogeco complaints, CCTS Commissioner Howard Maker told the Globe and Mail, was due to a rocky shift to a new customer service system that overwhelmed the company with complaints.
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Mr. Sudry said his office had received only three complaints about police conduct since the end of 2016, and he encouraged people who believe their rights have been violated to file complaints.
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He said that in 2016, the airport received 577 complaints; a year after the changes, in 2018, the number rose to 222,798; in the first half of 2019, complaints soared to 616,022.
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The Clinton campaign has had to deal with months of complaints that the superdelegates screwed Sanders — complaints that miss the fact Clinton largely won because she also won at the ballot box.
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Drug maker Celgene tops the list with 13 complaints lodged with the FDA, but the agency doesn't list which companies made the complaints nor does it really give any detailed information at all.
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The Financial Regulators Complaints Commissioner, which handles complaints against watchdogs, said on Tuesday that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) had failed to take sufficient care to establish whether the complainant had sought anonymity.
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They also suggested hiring officials who aren't judges to vet complaints or putting complaints before three-judge panels, and urged officials to include examples in the rules about what behavior qualifies as harassment.
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"We are representing the interests of the United States, and we have complaints - we've made no bones about that - so we wish to resolve these complaints," Kudlow told reporters at the White House.
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"We always had complaints from the big football countries about playing against small countries, (instead of) among each other, and complaints from small ones that they never win," said UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin.
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Agency officials said the inspector general&aposs office had received complaints about Coleman previously -- Long said the alleged misconduct dated back to 2015 -- but the complaints were forwarded back to FEMA to investigate.
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Complaints about data caps reportedly rose from 863 in the first half of the 2015, to 7,904 in the second half — and continued into 2016 with 1,463 complaints made as of mid-April.
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When investigators asked the EPA's Region 5 staff about the citizen complaints, they responded, "Generally, there is little or no correlation between citizen complaints about water and lead content," according to the report.
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Antivirus manufacturer Kaspersky Lab withdrew antitrust complaints in the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia and will withdraw similar complaints to the European Commission and to Germany's Federal Cartel Office, the firms announced Thursday.
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The Special Commissioner's office typically investigated only 100 to 200 of those complaints a year, while referring many more to the Education Department's Office of Special Investigations, which generally handles more minor complaints.
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"Nothing illegal happened, there weren't even any complaints," he said.
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It's unclear whether Uber received complaints specific to these drivers.
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Futenma has generated decades of complaints about noise and crime.
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There were also numerous complaints that Gmail was not functioning.
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However, law experts say that 90% of all complaints settle.
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But who's going to stop him from airing his complaints?
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It could not make public statements or examine anonymous complaints.
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Both companies subsequently dropped complaints against each other in 2016.
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Until now we haven't had any complaints from our clients.
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Police have received 90 complaints, including one accusation of rape.
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Police said three other complaints against Indwar are being investigated.
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"80 percent of our complaints are about melting," Hill says.
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Are you a contractor with complaints about the current system?
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Authorities received more than 240 criminal complaints about the comments.
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Priest Timothy Brennan was named in eight of those complaints.
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They had plenty of other, more specific complaints about inflation.
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The complaints about snoring and leaving the toilet seat up.
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We will listen to their complaints and follow it up.
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The intention is not to dismiss or ignore such complaints.
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Sure, there were some minor complaints, but the show worked.
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The agency filed its two complaints in different federal courts.
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The majority of those complaints stemmed from hair care products.
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In practice, the service was riddled with problems and complaints.
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Two of the complaints remain open, according to the spokesperson.
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Orrin Hatch led the investigation in that after some complaints.
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In S.F., human waste related complaints have soared 400 percent.
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Other complaints from consumers of "dregs" in THP beverages followed.
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McCluskey had filed two harassment complaints against Rowland on Oct.
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Both companies subsequently dropped complaints against each other in 2016.
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Power remains unapologetic and, despite the complaints, he's not budging.
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Amazon told Bloomberg it had yet to see these complaints.
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Fifty thousand consumer complaints are inexplicably missing from the record.
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After many complaints, the tree was removed from the airport.
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You know, we've had a lot of complaints about Uber.
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He listed off his litany of complaints about the election.
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But we heard almost no complaints about the trial itself.
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The actress also removed the post after it drew complaints.
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The agency declined to comment, citing the confidentiality of complaints.
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Two Bachelor in Paradise producers submitted complaints to Warner Bros.
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Though the complaints never became public, the subsequent Warner Bros.
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Or worse, such complaints would fall on actively aggressive ears.
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The changes resulted in a flurry of lawsuits and complaints.
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They dismissed the complaints as tactical, deliberate mischaracterizations by AEG.
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It also looks like there are some complaints on Twitter.
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The country's independent Electoral Complaints Commission has expressed "grave concern".
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Yahoo is once again trying to address its shareholders' complaints.
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On August 19th eight officials heard the companies' formal complaints.
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Kaspersky Lab has filed antitrust complaints in Europe against Microsoft.
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"It drove a lot of their customer complaints," says Weaver.
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Fake complaints likely do pollute and confuse the real ones.
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The court did not sign off or consider those complaints.
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It's suffered from customer complaints and bad reviews since launch.
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CBP takes all allegations seriously, and investigates all formal complaints.
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Some disgruntled customers say they filed complaints with the FCC.
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LTV: Quality of Life complaints, is what they call them.
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There were no complaints before that visit, the society said.
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He said his complaints to the council were brushed off.
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They each filed written complaints to American Atheists this week.
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Adding to the chorus of complaints, South Carolina Rep. Sen.
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Here are some facts and context behind the Republicans' complaints.
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As in 2009, forceful complaints have an impact on politicians.
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How police handle such complaints when they first receive them.
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Such gripes aside, the marketing industry has two principal complaints.
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For years, Uber has battled driver complaints of unfair treatment.
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I have heard actual content complaints but it's more rare.
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The Broward Teachers Union claims complaints have gone largely unanswered.
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Those complaints eventually prompted some cities to end their programs.
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ZDNet also flagged complaints around the issue early last month.
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Since the complaints, adjustments have been made to the images.
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Meinhardt has actually played along with the complaints he's gotten.
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His office gave no details of the numbers of complaints.
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At least 5,200 complaints already have been lodged this year.
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Other complaints revolve around political bias on TV and radio.
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An additional 179,925 complaints reported similar frauds from recorded robocalls.
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In the rest of Spain, Catalan complaints get short shrift.
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Tourists and Coloradans also had different complaints related to marijuana.
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But some complaints around jittery scrolling and touchscreen response remain.
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The FCC gets roughly 200,000 complaints each year about robocalls.
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Northern neighbors Think all of our NAFTA complaints involve Mexico?
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No major complaints, but not jumping up and down, either.
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Root's persistent monitoring of drivers has led to user complaints.
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But the ASA, which looks at complaints against commercials, disagreed.
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Interestingly, we didn't see similar complaints during the 1.5 formulation.
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The number exists for employees of DHS to file complaints.
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" Republican complaints intensify about Hawley's campaign - Politico : "As GOP Rep.
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Most of his complaints focus on Punjab, the party's stronghold.
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It's unfounded and fueled by media pressure and player complaints.
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That can take several years, according to earlier industry complaints.
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Haskell also says she was demoted after making the complaints.
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That took total complaints to 3.76 million, up by 427,000.
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Customer complaints to the Department of Transportation continue to rise.
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Previous antitrust complaints have been, at best, a mixed bag.
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Some of the complaints described fraudulent deposits of unknown origin.
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It is unclear what the nature of these complaints were.
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By law, the consumer bureau has to collect those complaints.
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Complaints are later posted online, regardless of a company's response.
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Since then, YouTube has been working to address parent complaints.
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It appears that the White House heard the industry's complaints.
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Their complaints add to security concerns ahead of the games.
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As for the listening experience itself, I have no complaints.
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The government said it had received no complaints of intimidation.
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Nike had received complaints pertaining to Martin, the report said.
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There are few complaints when it comes to these headphones.
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But I really don't have any complaints about the design.
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That compares to 41 percent of the complaints against women.
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Reading hundreds of customer complaints can be a dispiriting exercise.
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Tesla lifted this limitation in response to customer complaints, however.
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Alright, people: Everyone needs to leave their complaints at home.
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Meantime, other cabinet members' complaints have been pretty well documented.
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Rick Snyder's office over how to handle the residents' complaints.
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It is hard to distinguish justified complaints from disingenuous scaremongering.
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Meanwhile, only 10 percent of occasional users had insomnia complaints.
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At least 120 of those complaints include sexual assault claims.
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Interestingly, "is dating Luke" never makes the list of complaints.
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But complaints dropped even when officers weren't using the cameras.
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Some even filed complaints with the FCC as a result.
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Queues grew intolerably long and complaints of missed flights mounted.
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Former patients have alleged that USC disregarded complaints about Tyndall.
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Complaints can allege misconduct, including excessive force, harassment and theft.
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And that's why Schrems' forced consent complaints are so interesting.
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They also disliked the labelling of their complaints as racist.
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We're not looking for complaints, but we're looking for solutions.
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A chorus of complaints could get the amplifiers turned down.
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All of the complaints have been dismissed, the Journal reports.
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Despite Tesla's complaints, Consumer Reports is not changing its approach.
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Opportunity Commission since August 2017, after complaints were made about
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You know the complaints, you've heard them a thousand times.
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Complaints have piled up in this Android Wear discussion thread.
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The complaints have grown louder and more insistent ever since.
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His deputy also remains at the DOJ despite the complaints.
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For now, Consumer Reports is not responding to Tesla's complaints.
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The show recently aired a response to complaints about him.
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Repossessions happen out of the blue, according to the complaints.
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As and editor, I receive plenty of letters and complaints.
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It is facing internal sexual harassment complaints against its managers.
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Indeed, even some liberals agree with Trump's complaints about Amazon.
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The labor agreements also discourage citizens from lodging misconduct complaints.
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I had zero complaints and told him I'd take it.
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The 22019,000 complaints against Facebook since 2012 are still pending.
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In between, there was an almost constant litany of complaints.
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Whether those complaints will make any difference is another question.
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At most they will voice feeble complaints regarding Chinese behavior.
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The USDA did not say when it received the complaints.
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Many of Trump's complaints about China are valid, Lavin added.
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Formal complaints about Ellis' behavior were sent to human resources.
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But early on, users started voicing complaints about 3D Touch
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That pattern has provoked loud complaints from some Northeast Republicans.
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Inmates say their complaints often lead to retaliation by officers.
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The bank says more than 4,000 clients have lodged complaints.
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Two complaints by families are already targeting Auchan and Leclerc.
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Complaints of harassment at the plants started spiking in 2011.
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Their complaints focus on how companies are valued by investors.
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There do not appear to be any complaints of rusting.
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Complaints have also been filed by German state pension funds.
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It fixes the complaints people have had with the keyboard.
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Time and again, the regime filed flimsy complaints against Abbas.
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According to court documents, his complaints were ignored by staff.
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Awards for constructive dissent turned complaints into searches for solutions.
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We take all allegations seriously and investigate all formal complaints.
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Nevertheless, Ram parent Fiat Chrysler has received over 5,800 complaints.
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The story aired numerous complaints about Fadell's allegedly abrasive leadership.
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He said he believes the complaints come from Jewish settlers.
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Correct or not, those complaints have high stakes for hotels.
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"There are a lot of complaints from supporters," he said.
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The Haggler's cursory search for other, similar complaints yielded nothing.
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The limits of Flake's complaints were similarly apparent last year.
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You'll hear no complaints from me about any of this.
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Our internal review did not find any of these complaints.
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The complaints had been around for more than a decade.
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Often, administrators greet students' complaints with apathy or outright hostility.
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What was the band's reaction to hearing about her complaints?
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Complaints about algorithms and monopolistic behavior are on the rise.
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The complaints are not found in more recent reviews, though.
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She sent a letter to her bosses outlining her complaints.
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But Heritage had its complaints about Reagan at the time.
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Now, complaints of labor shortages are as common as tweets.
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How have other American politicians responded to Mr. Trump's complaints?
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It also gave the commission subpoena power to investigate complaints.
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Their complaints echo similar ones from other federal health officers.
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That's not to say the strip has not generated complaints.
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An additional 200 complaints involved employment, contracting and procurement issues.
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Complaints from both countries suggest that matters remain in flux.
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From 2012 to 102, EOIR received 624 complaints against judges.
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The commercial was pulled after complaints emerged on social media.
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In Washington, he's been dogged by ethical and legal complaints.
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Can the FEC refer those complaints to another investigatory agency?
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Handling complaints is a large part of any leadership role.
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Those complaints have been forwarded to the ethics body, too.
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The company filed complaints with Amazon about counterfeiting last fall.
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There is a basic flaw with many of those complaints.
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He said his coaches had failed to address his complaints.
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They are pressing universities to investigate harassment complaints more forcefully.
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A number of similar complaints have landed in the courts.
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The current system of adjudicating sexual assault complaints is broken.
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The OCR's investigation into some of those complaints is ongoing.
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Among the complaints against Mr. Modi: He has ignored farmers.
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Mr. Gilliam has also faced complaints about his campaign finances.
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Complaints about what appears in Google's search results aren't new.
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Slow buses and limited schedules and routes draw frequent complaints.
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It's clear they heard the complaints of Smollett's cast members.
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The show has often faced lighthearted complaints about its lighting.
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Two other complaints were filed within the next three months.
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Since 63, Uber has faced very public complaints over discrimination.
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Trost was asked how many complaints the Yankees were getting.
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AGAINST MEMOIR Complaints, Confessions & Criticisms By Michelle Tea 319 pp.
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And HHS has said it is investigating the whistleblower's complaints.
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Several House Democrats expressed complaints about the process, including Rep.
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No complaints there ... take it away, Jon (and everyone else)!
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As of Thursday, Vrbo's Facebook page was littered with complaints.
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Complaints are being considered by regulators across multiple Member States.
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Such complaints may also convince the landlord to back down.
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Complaints brought retaliation — reassignments, demotions, abrupt firings and belittling remarks.
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Quartz reviewed around 200 emails with complaints from those workers.
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And that dangerous tendency is only where the complaints begin.
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DCWP will be inspecting stores and responding to consumer complaints.
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It has laid six complaints against police for sexual assault.
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But union activists say the complaints reflect badly on Trump.
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The only complaints so far have been the wait times.
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Related: Mike Bloomberg releases women who made complaints about him.
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Most of the reported injuries involved complaints of skin irritation.
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Complaints of excessive force have been cut by 64 percent.
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The complaints have dominated the early days of the trial.
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Accurate data is better than citizen complaints for road maintenance.
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There were never any class disruptions or complaints, she said.
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It also received 1,311 net neutrality complaints related to smartphones.
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There's something else you should slash from your life: complaints.
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As a result, their complaints often are not taken seriously.
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Those complaints were dismissed and a December runoff was set.
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The complaints about the DNC's qualifying criteria are also financial.
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DNC officials, meanwhile, have dismissed complaints about its debate criteria.
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When lodging complaints, leave the kitchen sink in the kitchen.
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MSNBC has not commented publicly about Yang's complaints or demands.
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The decision led to a chorus of complaints from employers.
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If the board ignores your complaints, your fight isn't over.
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DoorDash had to address complaints it was skimming drivers' tips.
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Neighbors, however, said complaints had been made to the police.
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Leaders are constantly receiving and responding to complaints from employees.
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Strong leadership skills mean handling complaints with tact and fairness.
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This explained why I was getting complaints about mushy ramen.
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She's also addressed questions about harassment complaints within the company.
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But he's argued the complaints aren't taken in proper perspective.
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Sony also dealt with similar complaints about its 1000XM3 headphones.
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Suddenly, simmering complaints about the service boiled over into anger.
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There were also complaints that the new judges lacked chemistry.
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Lloyds itself came second, with 18,068 complaints, 14,847 about PPI.
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Facebook employees' disappointments and complaints matter, technology industry experts say.
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He suspects his activism played a part in the complaints.
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The passengers had filed complaints against Delta with the agency.
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The passengers had filed complaints against Delta with the agency.
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Their tribulations are lost in the complaints of the passengers.
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Rosenstein has reportedly been the target of Trump complaints lately.
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But Pennsylvania law allows citizens to file private criminal complaints.
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High drug prices are among Americans' chief health care complaints.
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The leading targets of complaints demonstrate the city's religious diversity.
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A U.A.W. press officer declined to comment on those complaints.
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Since late 85033, it has received more than 81,000 complaints.
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Republicans also detailed their process complaints about the impeachment proceedings.
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Customers filed formal complaints for a refund, dispute, or chargeback.
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Complaints about coverage of Trump skew heavily along party lines.
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The vast majority of customers have no complaints at all.
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"Winning washes away a lot of complaints," the aide said.
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The pettiness to Stalin's complaints about the film is chilling.
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The Federal Election Commission reviews dozens of complaints each year.
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She filed at least three complaints to police between Dec.
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A former technical executive said he doesn't understand people's complaints.
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McMahon denied any wrongdoing in several of the settled complaints.
|
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Google's struggle with how to handle internal complaints isn't new.
|
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"Atlas's fatigue complaints are through the roof," Mr. Kirchner said.
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Regardless, followers sometimes still tag her in customer service complaints.
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The bank also did not always handle customer complaints well.
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Some had even filed complaints with the FCC, we found.
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Occasionally, residents say, complaints are heard about the guests' attire.
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The New York Times • Legitimate voter fraud complaints in California?
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Trump's own mistrust of international organizations echoes these earlier complaints.
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REPORTER: Senator, do you want to respond to their complaints?
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He might make some small complaints, perhaps about the lighting.
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Many of the complaints in the report aren't even new.
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Oracle and Yelp have also taken their complaints to Europe.
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She issued instructions, offered encouragement, perhaps listed a few complaints.
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The findings line up with customer complaints, the magazine said.
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Other companies handle complaints by firing the employee who complained.
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State insurance departments also conduct their own reviews of complaints.
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They have often been initiated by complaints from Bolsonaro supporters.
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I've not suffered any of the common complaints yet, though.
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There have been endless complaints about the officiating this season.
|
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But other Hispanic leaders and allies of Korn, who worked for former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus at the RNC, say the complaints from some Latino Republicans are not complaints they share.
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Between 2015 and 2017, the 311 hotline and app received about 3,000 quality-of-life complaints for Hernandez's block — a massive increase over the previous three years, when there were only approximately 19963 complaints.
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Chief ombudsman Caroline Wayman said that complaints are broadly leveling off, adding that PPI complaints peaked several years ago but are still running at more than 3,000 a week and remain a significant challenge.
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In short: the people at the highest levels heard your complaints and the complaints of artists, want to be an award that is prestigious, and want young people to tune in to their telecast.
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He does an impressive job of capturing the current mood of disillusionment, echoing left-wing complaints about rampant commercialism, right-wing complaints about narcissistic and bullying students, and general worries about atomisation and selfishness.
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The document, which details quality of service across airlines, both domestic and foreign, shows that there were 19993 consumer complaints this February, down 551 from the 1,501 complaints that were registered one year prior.
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Microsoft and Google have reached an agreement to end all regulatory complaints against each other around the world, and have agreed to work together to settle any future issues themselves before filing official complaints.
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One study of emergency room records indicates that black patients are more likely than whites to receive lower triage scores for the same complaints, meaning that triage personnel rate the complaints as less serious.
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In other instances, they described ways in which machines can be more effective than humans, like using automation to immediately route user complaints to moderators that speak the native language used in the complaints.
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Nike does not disclose details of individual employment actions, said Mr. Rossiter, who would not say how many complaints the company had received, the nature of the complaints or when the first was received.
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The Police Department declined to answer questions about any discipline handed down to officers in the 117 complaints referred to its Internal Affairs Bureau, how the cases were decided or what the complaints alleged.
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He hid Mr. Mueller's complaints, which were delivered to him in writing more than a month ago, even when Congress asked in a previous hearing about complaints by members of the special counsel's team.
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In 2016, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that he believed most safety complaints filed to NHTSA were "fraudulent" and suggested such complaints were part of a broad conspiracy to thwart his electric vehicle company.
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And the CFPB has been an excellent place to vent, having handled more than 1 million consumer complaints as of January 2017, some of which can be accessed at the agency's searchable complaints database.
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One person familiar with the complaints against Favale told Reuters Favale was warned about his behavior in 2016 and the company had received no other similar complaints about his conduct before or since then.
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Payment processing issues accounted for 17 percent of all student loan complaints the CFPB received during the second quarter of 2016 — second only to complaints about income-driven repayment plans, according to an October report.
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Trigger warnings are just a more overt example of a trend faculty members already fear: that making students uncomfortable is a route to student complaints, and student complaints have more power than they used to.
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Despite complaints brought to DC's human resources office, Berganza was promoted to Executive Editor in 2010, but was later demoted to Group Editor amidst rumors of sexual harassment complaints and an incident at a convention.
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The U.S. Justice Department has received more than 400 fraud complaints involving relief aid after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and expects a spike in fraud complaints in the coming months, department officials said on Thursday.
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Lacking statutory authority to do anything more, the complaints must be dismissed because an intervening event -- Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court -- has made the complaints no longer appropriate for consideration under the Act.
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I have a daughter who is just finishing at University College London, one of her complaints and one of her colleague's complaints is, they submit an essay, it takes forever to get the essay back.
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As recently as the 2019-20 school year, the university failed to ensure "fair and appropriate" investigation of complaints and provide procedures for sex discrimination complaints against employees and third parties, the Education Department said.
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Complaints about banking and credit have increased by 12 percent to around 47,000 in the first half of this year, and within this consumer credit complaints are up by almost a fifth to nearly 15,000.
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"We will look at formal and informal pay complaints raised with the BBC by staff to decide if there has been unlawful pay discrimination against women and whether complaints have been adequately resolved," it added.
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This number represents only a fraction of all complaints filed by restaurant workers, as only about half of the 85,000 sexual harassment complaints filed with the EEOC in that time frame designated a specific industry.
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This number represents only a fraction of all complaints filed by restaurant workers, as only about half of the 217,20113 sexual harassment complaints filed with the EEOC in that time frame designated a specific industry.
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He and others alerted the independent complaints body over the gesture.
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The U.S. is fighting back with complaints about Chinese counter-tariffs.
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A Twitter feed come alive, a long list of media complaints.
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The FCC made that stipulation in 2014, despite complaints from carriers.
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Here are my major complaints about cleaning my home: It's difficult.
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The airline has removed the video and apologized after receiving complaints.
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It means that most of the complaints are actually pretty weak.
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Hornsey received 215 complaints about sexual harassment, discrimination, bullying, or retaliation.
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It ain't the Ritz, but I doubt you'll hear any complaints.
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In general, I didn't have too many complaints about the sound.
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"The lion's share of travel complaints are with airlines," Schneider said.
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All the complaints pertained to franchised locations that are independently operated.
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Complaints from constituents After Ernst's event, dozens of attendees lingered outside.
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Both plans and similar ones eventually fizzled due to customer complaints.
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Officials had also received complaints of illegal construction on the property.
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Everything about the case, from her initial complaints and Sony/Dr.
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Consumer complaints have flooded the EOS Facebook page and their email.
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Netflix reportedly pulled the episode following complaints by the Saudi government.
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And the developer complaints comes at a tricky time for Apple.
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Last year the station's CEO, Roger Ailes, resigned over similar complaints.
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The list of complaints about Canada is at least as long.
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Procedures have been established for handling complaints that reach the board.
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They did not hear Mr Kavanaugh's complaints as self-righteous whining.
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But handling complaints against superiors is not part of their job.
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I asked Zuckerberg how Facebook will deal with complaints of bias.
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Their complaints go to the heart of Britain's health-care problems.
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His clerics knew of the complaints, but let him chant on.
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Nearly a quarter of those complaints relate to sales practice issues.
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The same kind of complaints can be found online about hdhockey.
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Again, female Marines represented the highest percentage of complaints from women.
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But Netflix was among those companies, and it had no complaints.
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Nothing has been announced so far about the complaints against Kavanaugh.
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And by Monday morning, he'd clearly had enough of the complaints.
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The overhaul has triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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Even the complaints about such places contain arguments in their favour.
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" Cruz campaign spokeswoman Catherine Frazier dismissed the complaints as "sour grapes.
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Before voting even began, complaints about the app surfaced in media.
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Despite knowing of the complaints, Oxfam later transferred him to Haiti.
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It refused to comment on employment commission complaints, citing "active litigation."
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After his speech, he listened to their complaints for several minutes.
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Both of these complaints are most common in standard King Rooms.
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At least 20 women subsequently came forward with complaints against Ailes.
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Proponents of Essure say the complaints should not undermine the device.
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What's more, many government agencies require complaints to be filed online.
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There were, though, some complaints, reflecting conflicting views of the police.
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Some complaints from the Kushner camp certainly ring with dynastic alarm.
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Immigration lawyers say dozens of complaints never get documented in writing.
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After hearing these complaints, the theater decided to cancel future screenings.
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He had no complaints at work and no previous criminal record.
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Complaints about the strength of America's currency have mounted this year.
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Maranhao withdrew his decision on Tuesday, following complaints it was illegal.
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This is one of the most frequent complaints from new subscribers.
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Crowded lecture halls and insufficient time with professors are common complaints.
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Oh well, they're tasty enough (and free), so no complaints here.
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They brought more complaints than any show in history on CBS.
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It encapsulates all the complaints people would have about "new" vampires.
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Tweeting complaints about the subway at New York governor Andrew Cuomo?
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Schrems also filed GDPR complaints last year against Google and Facebook.
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Before voting even began, complaints about the app surfaced in media.
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But the companies, noyb argues in its complaints, failed the test.
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And this isn't just a problem for future complaints involving O'Reilly.
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Trump began that Election Day with a flurry of familiar complaints.
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Several election-related complaints have been filed before multiple federal judges.
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Under the GDPR, complaints are transferred to local data protection watchdogs.
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Despite others' complaints, he still views this ritual as completely normal.
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This belief is echoed within the split meme complaints found online.
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Each of Uniloc's five complaints alleges infringement of a different patent.
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Despite the industry's complaints, insurers say that they do offer cover.
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Indeed, their antipathy to Islam is laced with complaints of homophobia.
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Some agreed with opposition complaints that the Havana deal fell short.
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Other complaints are just about wanting more of a particular sport.
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More complaints would lead to "problems" for the bank, Wang added.
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Big complaints about not being let in-stuffed with Bernie supporters.
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Musk said he didn't receive complaints from Tesla's board regarding it.
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Complaints of toxic masculinity hang over state and local government, too.
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Yet its 7,000 students and 600 faculty are bursting with complaints.
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To be sure: many populist complaints are about more than money.
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At that time, the county will review those complaints and respond.
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This pair of Sony headphones puts an end to those complaints.
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Those are just a few of the complaints levelled against technology.
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Most of the complaints reported an unexpected activation at highway speeds.
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Some people dismiss phone companies' complaints about tax as mere whingeing.
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I don't have any complaints about the View 10's display.
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The common thread in all the complaints and praise is Japan.
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My two complaints about the P20 Pro's industrial design are minor.
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Few women press charges and very few complaints end with convictions.
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Only one percent of NYC's food poisoning complaints come from sushi.
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Colburn's lawsuit follows the lines of related Making a Murderer complaints.
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They say no formal complaints against the driver have been filed.
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Such complaints are often heard, not least from Britain and America.
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So Trump's tweet could help boost the signal of their complaints.
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The company, meanwhile, reportedly paid settlements to multiple women with complaints.
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The FTC received nearly three million complaints from consumers in 2018.
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Freese told Gizmodo she had no complaints about the new work.
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There were complaints of filthy toilets and breaks still too short.
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We are hearing complaints at a rate we haven't heard before.
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In spite of my complaints, the flip phone won me over.
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Since April, consumers have filed at least three complaints against Juul.
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Fox dumped founder Roger Ailes last year over sex harassment complaints.
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There were many complaints that the new Routemasters were unbearably hot.
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The federal prosecutor's office said any complaints would be thoroughly investigated.
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Instead, it and the acting auditor general filed complaints to prosecutor.
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They are copycat complaints of the original one filed last month.
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More troubling are the numerous complaints about Uber's poor HR practices.
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She did not detail the other complaints against Bernhardt, a Republican.
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Overall, the report said, complaints about student loan servicing increased 380%.
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Complaints typically take 90 to 120 days to resolve, she said.
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Other backers have complaints about the responsiveness of the Bitlock software.
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The most recent complaints were filed three weeks before the fire.
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" Clinton adviser John Podesta called the complaints "more Trump debate malarkey.
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There continue to be complaints of corruption and lack of governance.
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Those complaints had pushed Uber into crisis mode earlier this year.
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However most of the complaints flooded into the watchdog in 2011.
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Long story short, police received complaints that it ate a dog.
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We're told parents were livid and filed complaints with school officials.
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Complaints about the water began within a month of the switch.
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Getting their complaints before a hearing officer could alleviate those frustrations.
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The company has not yet filed an answer to those complaints.
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received 1,513 complaints about the ad.
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Hank was super suspicious because no other neighbor lodged any complaints.
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The state's investigation is proactive and not based on citizen complaints.
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The complaints allege that improperly applied dicamba drifted into neighboring fields.
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Every election cycle rekindles private sector complaints about excessive Washington regulation.
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Those complaints could factor into the current criminal case against Rosfeld.
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Cops in London were already investigating 2 similar complaints before that.
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The immensely popular game has prompted numerous safety concerns and complaints.
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The holographic lenses are also the source of some HoloLens complaints.
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CIVIC found sexual assault complaints documented at 76 immigration detention centers.
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The average number of banking complaints also varies significantly by state.
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Is there any more merit to the complaints this time around?
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The company later walked back the policy change after user complaints.
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Officials are sensitive to complaints about the cost of all this.
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And it looks like Microsoft's listened to all of our complaints.
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He said "a number" of complaints were filed about the joke.
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There have obviously been complaints, but it's a protected piece now.
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His "pro-EU" speeches are litanies of complaints about the union.
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The group has investigated 40 complaints of sexual misconduct, it says.
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The complaints that modern presidents usurp powers is unfortunately not true.
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An FPI spokesman said the legal complaints against Rizieq were "unfounded".
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But the judge said officials had mischaracterized many of those complaints.
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Pursuing most complaints under such a process would be ill-advised.
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"When you win a series, there's no complaints," Hinch told reporters.
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According to the news service, Roberts received three complaints on Sept.
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Costco's social media pages are filled with thousands of scathing complaints.
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Ms. Ezarik said that the authorities didn't take her complaints seriously.
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"A good effort," Bakassi said—then he quickly launched into complaints.
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But consumers with grave complaints would be unable to sue, either.
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He dismissed Democratic complaints as sour grapes from their election loss.
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But the tenor of those complaints reflected more frustration than concern.
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The due process complaints of the president are, accordingly, legally meritless.
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Those persons complaining, you will find out they are bogus complaints.
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Han Dongfang, a consultant and labor activist, investigates Chinese workers' complaints.
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But he said the government would be open to official complaints.
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They want to know that complaints will be dealt with proportionately.
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Because these complaints are anonymous, they could not be independently verified.
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Other women come forward with complaints published by additional news outlets.
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Brownell seemed surprised at the number and gravity of the complaints.
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Trump's complaints about the Federal Reserve on Monday were especially pointed.
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The complaints have emerged as Springleaf presses its statehouse lobbying campaign.
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Meanwhile, state legislators are responding to complaints about drug pricing abuses.
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In France, most legal complaints give rise to a preliminary inquiry.
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They were cleared of some related charges linked to privacy complaints.
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To be sure, certain players seemed blissfully unaware of the complaints.
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On internet issues, net neutrality tops the list, with 22019,000 complaints.
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Before his trip Down Under, Macklemore hit back at the complaints.
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Conditions there spurred more than 2,200 complaints over the last decade.
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Fort Greene, Brooklyn Building management should not have dismissed your complaints.
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The complaints filed so far were on behalf of eight voters.
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The partisan gerrymandering complaints in those three states had real merits.
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Since October, it has received 33 complaints of suspension parts breaking.
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Sarah's husband left her in a flurry of complaints about her
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As the variety of animals on flights multiplied, so did complaints.
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The Federal Communications Commission received enough complaints to investigate the incident.
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With his eyebrows slightly arched, he listened patiently to the complaints.
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In his 21 months on the force, he received three complaints.
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Those complaints, for now, remain at the edge of political debate.
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And yet, I often come away from the Macan with ... complaints.
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Some of Whitaker's comments about Mueller in 2017 mirrored Trump's complaints.
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Dozens filed formal complaints with the E.E.O.C. and joined several lawsuits.
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An employee who investigated complaints said Ford was insistent on proof.
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Locals have echoed the air-quality complaints of DISH 's residents.
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A single unelected commissioner answerable to no political body investigates complaints.
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Wade and whether a president should be immune from criminal complaints.
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Those complaints I had about 2018 in games as a whole?
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We never got any complaints from the people who lived there.
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As were these travelers, who shared these #IHateTheWait complaints on Twitter.
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His refusal, however, drew complaints from licensed companies and their consultants.
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It's a wide-ranging laundry list of complaints at first glance.
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Service and equipment issues drove complaints for cable and satellite companies.
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Local residents issued complaints about the water after it was switched.
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Several buyers had their complaints resolved after contacting Zinus or Amazon.
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And gradients may be popping up after complaints over boring logos.
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But there was a broad range of complaints during the campaign.
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The complaints about an aging slate of commanders are growing louder.
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I have a few complaints about the 16-inch MacBook Pro.
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Many of the complaints fall well short of a criminal threshold.
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Keep sounding the alarm — and consider your complaints a public service.
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And even these smaller domestic sacrifices did not come without complaints.
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So we can't, ah, we don't like to see the complaints.
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The Times also viewed copies of three complaints to human resources.
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Republican senators, meanwhile, see their colleagues' complaints as being wildly overblown.
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But until Ryan uses that power, the complaints don't mean much.
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Recently, universities have started taking harassment complaints more seriously, Issen said.
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After complaints about surging imports, he put tariffs on Chinese tires.
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Mr. Severino said complaints made to his office had increased sharply.
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It has already handled more than a million complaints to people.
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"We do take these types of complaints very seriously," Whitten said.
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The president gives lip service to complaints about the strong dollar.
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Since the F.T.C. investigation closed, the complaints against Google have expanded.
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Honestly, I have no complaints about that whole chapter of life.
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Complaints to the landlord and police have never resolved the problem.
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The organization was looking into complaints against Nassar at the time.
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The rift in the community intensified after the complaints were filed.
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The report affirmed years' worth of civilian complaints about the department.
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"We, of course, periodically do get complaints from customers," he said.
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They question how the earlier complaints resulted in no apparent discipline.
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With some books, those types of complaints are beside the point.
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He added he had never heard internal complaints about the ads.
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Last year, 133 complaints were made, the fewest in a decade.
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The commission received 5.8 million complaints about unwanted calls last year.
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Complaints about jobs, health care and farm subsidies have been rising.
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There were complaints but the street corners became "immaculate," he said.
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Back in 2011, Jezebel documented 213 complaints against the clothing store.
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Food is often one of residents' top complaints, Mr. Lee said.
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The Athletics Department's compliance office lacked a system to track complaints.
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But the heavier lift is overhauling how harassment complaints are handled.
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And it appears the budget office has, indeed, heard their complaints.
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Greenpeace mapped thousands of complaints about heating from social media posts.
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The alliance offers tips for filing local complaints on its website.
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After years of complaints, Barr lifted the hiring freeze in April.
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On Tuesday, the LA Opera announced it would investigate the complaints.
|
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Harvard was inundated with complaints, many of them from the right.
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Complaints against officers are down since Mr. de Blasio took office.
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But it wants to highlight the value of publicly raising complaints.
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If you know Tom, you would never consider these complaints valid.
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Ms. Orthman declined to elaborate on the nature of the complaints.
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The noise was only one of the complaints the city received.
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When ICE receives any complaints, it gives businesses time to respond.
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Now came complaints about Middle Eastern "types" drag racing at night.
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There were complaints about OpticsFast while Mr. Borker was still imprisoned.
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Here are my two major complaints: The invoicing system is limited.
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Wednesday's briefings showed little sign that lawmakers' complaints will be addressed.
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All the while, more suits and legal complaints are being filed.
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Nowadays, Shaub registers his complaints, and there are many, via Twitter.
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Similar complaints were heard from many signers of the online petition.
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Consultants often accept work, but that doesn't mean there aren't complaints.
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There are multiple complaints of poor customer service and lackluster housekeeping.
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Dog Poop Complaints Per 10,000 Households Neighborhood Borough Jan. 1–Nov.
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The figures marked a 20 percent increase in complaints since 2016.
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After those complaints, Wray reviewed the memo over the weekend. Rep.
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It is not clear whether he was responded to specific complaints.
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Brame was not aware of any other complaints against the deputy.
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The lack of attention is one of Mr. Moster's biggest complaints.
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Airbnb has been on the receiving end of such complaints before.
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Both features have amassed tons of complaints from subscribers and creators.
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How do you think university officials should have handled the complaints?
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The complaints resulted in resolution agreements with several colleges and universities.
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Bayer did not comment specifically on the number of complaints received.
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More than 10,000 complaints have come in so far this year.
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SpaceX has heard the complaints of concerned scientists and satellite watchers.
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Complaints about Huawei's alleged theft of intellectual property are hardly new.
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So far there have been no complaints, according to NYC Ferry.
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Some of the school's Hispanic parents have complaints of their own.
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Without investigators and staff to dig into citizen complaints, backlogs occur.
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Many of the lawsuits and complaints are aimed at McDonald's franchisees.
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Models have to sit through the hair pulling with no complaints.
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Sonos executives said their complaints were hardly just about patents, however.
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Sanders's campaign on Wednesday said the ethics complaints had no merit.
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This puts Republican complaints of Democratic obstruction in a new light.
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"I don't hear complaints from the employer community," Mr. Merritt said.
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Be quick to address complaints, or risk facing a negative review.
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Eighty-nine complaints is about 1.5 percent of all our customers.
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He studied his victims at length, investigating the complaints against them.
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Despite all the complaints and big speeches from Republicans like Sens.
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The police told CNN they were not aware of his complaints.
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But I still amass a list of complaints along the way.
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Government officials base their investigations of fraudulent companies on consumer complaints.
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On his complaints about superdelegates, Sanders also didn't do his homework.
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Japan registered complaints with the governments of South Korea and Busan.
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"I've no complaints," Mr. Sellers wrote in The Times this year.
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But there was a hint of cognitive dissonance to the complaints.
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Most complaints filed with the NLRB are settled, withdrawn, or dismissed.
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Sixteen of those indicted were charged in June on criminal complaints.
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He will be able to consider anonymous complaints by American companies.
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Emma's daughters wrote her long letters to privately express their complaints.
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If one or two customers have complaints, it's a manageable situation.
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Frozen computers, unexpected shutdowns and unresponsive screens were noted as complaints.
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The Ontario Judicial Council received more than 85033 complaints about it.
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The NCAA will investigate Michigan State's handling of complaints against Nassar.
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From FY22019 to FY2017, 379 complaints were filed against immigration judges.
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Such widespread complaints stem from a money-saving indigent defense system.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper took the complaints to the president.
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They have enraged constituents and spurred myriad complaints to lawmakers. Rep.
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If you have complaints, O.K. You want to file charges, fine.
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It also established a reporting procedure for these kinds of complaints.
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Customer complaints soared in April, the same month of the incident.
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The complaints it generated forced the organization's chief executive to resign.
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Your money adviser Regulators report thousands of complaints about the calls.
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But building bridges usually makes me feel better than filing complaints.
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British health care, despite all of the complaints, is actually okay.
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She teaches supervisors how to listen to complaints without being dismissive.
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" Clinton adviser John Podesta called the complaints "more Trump debate malarkey.
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That led to other Out freelancers going public with their complaints.
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Second, many of the consumer complaints we reviewed shared similar themes.
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The draft law would establish a complaints procedure for foreign companies.
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These changes also triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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They would be doing so over the complaints of the activists.
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As of today, failing to investigate complaints is no longer optional.
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Complaints about difficulty casting votes were rampant in New York today.
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The federal government has to investigate complaints about mishandled sexual assault.
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After the allegations, they began parroting tired complaints about political correctness.
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The two organizations filing complaints on consumers' behalf in France are Max Schrems' privacy NGO, noyb (which was one of the first out of the gate to file GDPR complaints over 'forced consent', including in France against Google); and the French digital rights group, La Quadrature du Net, which CNIL says has lodged complaints with it against Google, Amazon, Facebook, LinkedIn and Apple.
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The report called for Uber, which has been heavily criticized for a management culture that is slow to respond to employee complaints, to make sure it had good tools in place to track employee data, including complaints: Senior managers should be able to track whether certain organizations or managers give rise to multiple complaints such that intervention with the manager is needed.
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Lacking statutory authority to do anything more, the complaints must be dismissed because of an intervening event -- Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court -- has made the complaints no longer appropriate for consideration under the Act.
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While the data includes auto repair, gas prices and related complaints, consumer grievances about auto sales and leasing made up almost 70 percent of the complaints filed against the industry last year, according to the FTC.
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The plethora of complaints compiled on his site have shown Cooperstock how United tries to drag customer complaints on long enough for the customer to lose faith that there was ever any good in the world.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc on Monday was hit with the latest in a series of complaints claiming the retail giant denied accommodations to pregnant employees even after it revised its policies in response to previous complaints.
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In a response to news coverage of their father's lawsuit, the two Aldrin children have denied charges of money transfers and complaints of forcing their father to travel to Antarctica to raise funds, among other complaints.
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The category with the largest proportions of complaints under GDPR over the report period was access rights (30%) — with the DPC receiving a full 582 complaints related to people feeling they're not getting their due data.
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Enforcers have since then been deluged by complaints about violations and queries for clarification, with France and Italy alone reporting a 53 percent jump in complaints from last year, European Data Protection Supervisor Giovanni Buttarelli said.
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The consumer protection arm of the California Public Utility Commission found Uber Technologies has violated "zero-tolerance" rules governing drunken-driving complaints on 151 occasions over the course of a year, out of 154 complaints reviewed.
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France's CNIL agency said today that it's received 267,224 complaints since May 2500, when GDPR came into force, up from 23,294 complaints over the same period last year — which it notes was already a record year.
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One of the key issues at play was how Uber was monitoring and reporting complaints on the platform, and specifically how it relays those complaints to the police in cases when they related to criminal activity.
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As of Friday afternoon, Texas authorities had received 20113,992 complaints about price gouging and fraud, with 636 of the complaints about gas stations overcharging customers, said Jennifer Speller, a spokeswoman for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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"The City received over 22019,000 complaints of police misconduct during the five years preceding our investigation, but fewer than 2 percent were sustained, resulting in no discipline in 98 percent of these complaints," the report found.
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The rules require that institutions investigate only formal complaints that are filed with an authority figure, and no longer require that schools investigate complaints alleging conduct that occurred off campus or outside their school-sponsored programs.
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Some see complaints, whether made to Mr. Condon's office or its counterpart, as sometimes playing a destructive role in schools, as teachers or principals might file complaints as a cudgel against those with whom they disagree.
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RentHop found that the Bronx has had the most canine violation complaints per capita thus far in 123, with about 10 complaints per 10,000 households, and Manhattan has had the fewest, with about three per 10,000.
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The advocates' complaints about the sex crimes unit remained muted until last October, when exposés in The New York Times and The New Yorker revealed that numerous women had made sexual harassment complaints about Mr. Weinstein.
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Immigrant children: The U.S. government received more than 4,500 complaints in four years about sexual abuse of children held at detention facilities, including an increase in complaints during the Trump administration's family separations at the border.
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"Any time the words or actions of a Florida lawyer result in complaints, the Florida Bar will fully investigate those complaints through its established grievance process to determine if bar rules have been violated," she said.
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Two witnesses who gave evidence at the hearing filed formal complaints to the committee over the way evidence was presented in official summaries of their hearing, according to copies of the complaints the witnesses sent to Reuters.
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Officials at the Education and Justice Department's did not answer questions from BuzzFeed News about when they stopped considering transgender student restroom complaints as a matter of policy and how many of those complaints have been rejected.
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We looked at millions of 216-23-21 complaints, filtered them down to find out basically how many complaints are out there in New York where people are complaining about noise, about the neighbors, about each other.
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Since then, the Office of Compliance, a secretive body that handles workplace complaints in Congress, has revealed that it paid out more than $700,000 in federal money to settle complaints against members and their staff since 2008.
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Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that arrests under a law meant to speed action on complaints of violence against Dalits required prior sanction from officials, and barred the immediate arrest of those accused in such complaints.
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"We are aware that the volume of PPI checking enquiries and complaints sent to firms increased significantly during August 2019 in the run-up to the complaints deadline on 29 August," the FCA said in a statement.
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"Any time the words or actions of a Florida lawyer result in complaints, The Florida Bar will fully investigate those complaints through its established grievance process to determine if Bar rules have been violated," the group said.
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The number of complaints has also surged abroad, with Australian regulators reporting that for the first nine months of 2018, complaints rose fivefold and losses soared 3,800 percent — nearly 40 times more than in the previous year.
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In recent years, FOS has been inundated with complaints about the misselling of payment protection insurance (PPI), with the total amount of funds spent to redress complaints nearing 30 billion pounds, making it Britain's biggest financial scandal.
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The tech giants are being slammed with complaints: Google and Facebook, the two biggest data-driven advertising companies globally, were hit with complaints filed by European privacy advocate Max Schrems just hours after GDPR went into effect.
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Battlestar Galactica is bedeviled by complaints that its later seasons weren't as good as the early ones, or that its series finale was bad, or any number of things, but I disagree with all of those complaints.
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The city has admitted that it has no consistent system to track sexual harassment complaints against employees, making it difficult to analyze the total number of complaints as well as how employees in substantiated cases were disciplined.
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But make no mistake: High-deductible insurance (and the Republican plans that feature these ideas prominently) won't fix complaints about high out-of-pocket costs — and stand a decent chance of making those complaints even more widespread.
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Despite all of Trump's public complaints, members of the commission said, his campaign was supportive — giving them some hope that the same cycle of loud public complaints and accusations followed by eventual acquiescence will play out again.
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Meanwhile, the Denver police department has recorded at least nine sexual assault or abuse complaints about Uber drivers and at least 12 about Lyft drivers since 2015, but only two of those complaints resulted in criminal charges.
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"Publishing unverified complaints — or worse using those complaints to paint a picture of guilt in the public domain — is irresponsible," said Richard Hunt, president and CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association, a major trade group for banks.
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Surprisingly, we don't get many complaints about people not following the stories.
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These complaints "are enough to bring tears to the eyes", he jeered.
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Two of the complaints against Noor remain open, according to the spokesperson.
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The Commission is assessing complaints from Uber against France, Germany and Spain.
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"I have some complaints about coffee," he told her with a laugh.
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We trade complaints about our lives over coffee (her) and chai (me).
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The reports include complaints of hair loss, hair breakage, balding, and itching.
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A volunteer with no hearing-related complaints sits on a chair, blindfolded.
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We're angry and insulted, but our complaints have fallen on deaf ears.
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"Republican complaints about a 60-vote threshold are beyond hypocritical," Kang said.
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