FCC VOTES TO CRACK DOWN ON ROBOCALLS: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday took its first step to crack down on illegal robocalls.
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Obama's response to the 2014 "border crisis" was to crack down on the people he could crack down on: adults, including asylum seekers, and families.
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But we must not allow the left to crack down on free speech, to crack down on conservative speech, in the aftermath of what is happening in Charlottesville today.
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FACEBOOK PROMISES TO CRACK DOWN ON SPAM LINKS: Facebook said on Wednesday that it will crack down on links to sites that contain an excessive number of ads or little substance.
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DEMS UNVEIL BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON WAGE THEFT: Three congressional Democrats on Wednesday introduced legislation that would crack down on employers who don't pay their workers all the wages they earn. Sens.
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Promising to crack down on executive pay is generally popular.
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Go deeper: How to crack down on surprise medical bills
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London is moving to crack down on pollution and congestion.
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Police need to crack down on drug possession and dealing.
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The order will crack down on "abuses" in such programs.
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Amazon is trying to crack down on bad cables, too.
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Still the government had to crack down on capital flight.
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I've introduced legislation to crack down on this corporate abuse.
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Twitter is trying to crack down on its trolling problem.
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Senate Democrats are looking to crack down on payday lenders.
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We should crack down on gun trafficking and straw purchasers.
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The bill aims to crack down on online sex trafficking.
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HENRY: To be tougher and to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Mexican authorities also need to crack down on smugglers, he added.
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Sirisena promised to crack down on corruption and implement government reforms.
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For years the government has tried to crack down on them.
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Should bosses crack down on employees&apos obsessive cell phone use?
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All three companies have promised to crack down on such behavior.
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The Burundian government services use torture to crack down on protestors.
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Both bills attempt to crack down on H-1B dependent companies.
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It has also provided funding to crack down on illegal fishing.
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The Saudis are trying to crack down on exploitative middle men.
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It is very hard to crack down on midwives operating illegally.
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Bipartisan senators unveil measure to crack down on surprise medical bills.
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They want to crack down on both legal and illegal immigration.
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Senate Republicans unveiled legislation Thursday to crack down on regulatory overreach.
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Trump has often suggested China crack down on its smaller neighbor.
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Both companies have taken measures to crack down on counterfeit goods.
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They saw it as an opportunity to crack down on us.
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She spearheaded efforts to crack down on migrants and asylum seekers.
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The law is typically used to crack down on organized crime.
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Some may meet protesters' demands; some will crack down on protest.
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Trump has repeatedly pressured China to crack down on North Korea.
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It added that authorities will crack down on related fraudulent practices.
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He pushed cities to crack down on enforcement of immigration laws.
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Facebook is currently investigating how to crack down on these violations.
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Still, Gottlieb said he hopes to crack down on such tactics.
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Sessions's promise to crack down on leakers has been a bust.
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They pressed federal law enforcement to crack down on the exporters.
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Ms. Le Pen promised to crack down on all of them.
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He applauded Mueller's attempt to crack down on the illicit activity.
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And he thinks it's time to crack down on Big Tech.
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Walgreens agreed to new procedures to crack down on illegal prescriptions.
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They even influenced school officials to crack down on student dress.
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China has previously criticized the US's efforts to crack down on Huawei.
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U.S. will crack down on all countries trying to steal its technology .
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The city is also moving to crack down on pollution and congestion.
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The other step is to crack down on smuggling and tax evasion.
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A weak enforcement framework limits efforts to crack down on illegal trade.
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The only power any government has is to crack down on criminals.
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What LG's OLED G6 does is crack down on "the halo effect".
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The federal government has also sought to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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The Turkish government has yet to crack down on the people-smugglers.
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Previous U.S. administrations have also urged Islamabad to crack down on militants.
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Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has vowed to crack down on organized crime.
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Meanwhile, some countries are taking action to crack down on 'sexist' advertising.
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That triggered regulatory warnings and threats to crack down on the market.
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Congress has also looked at legislation to crack down on these tactics.
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But Podesta said the Democratic nominee will "crack down" on Wall Street.
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Congressional Democrats are also trying to crack down on self-bonds. Sen.
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Conservatives want to boost border security to crack down on illegal crossings.
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The Justice Department has pledged to crack down on foreign bribery cases.
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He has used the law to crack down on civil rights organizations.
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However, President Donald Trump has vowed to crack down on illegal immigration.
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His violent efforts to crack down on drugs have left thousands dead.
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Sanders denied that Trump was working to crack down on his critics.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), to crack down on America's legal immigration system.
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HOUSE DEM OFFERS BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON CORPORATE TAX AVOIDANCE: Rep.
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Crack down on smartphone use by drivers, with real enforcement and penalties.
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Twitter will crack down on tweets about fake coronavirus treatments and misinformation.
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He said Facebook would crack down on outside apps and bolster privacy.
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"This is a classic pretext to crack down on dissent," he said.
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Tech companies are trying to crack down on the anti-vaccination movement.
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She has a plan to crack down on corruption in defense procurement.
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The company has lately been trying to crack down on abusive accounts.
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Also, nations often are more reluctant to crack down on domestic companies.
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He climbed in the polls by vowing to crack down on crime.
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Mr. Kemp vowed to cut regulations and crack down on undocumented immigrants.
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Larry Hogan, have acted quickly to crack down on the virus' spread.
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But top companies say they're trying to crack down on such fraud.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on a promise to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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Everyone hates robocalls, so the House voted to crack down on them.
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Last week, President Trump announced new plans to crack down on immigrants.
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"The US must pressure Qatar to crack down on terrorism" https://t.
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Hawley has introduced multiple bills seeking to crack down on social media.
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The new rules stem from the Obama administration's crack down on guns.
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But if it were to crack down on them, it would matter.
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He was elected on a promise to crack down on illegal immigration.
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And now some countries want to crack down on extremist content, too.
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These are hard to crack down on because they aren't technically illegal.
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Altogether, that's $7.5 billion to crack down on the flow of undocumented immigrants.
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Troiano said the city has been trying to crack down on underage drinking.
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Separately, Warren would crack down on private contractors who work in public facilities.
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Instagram is finally doing something to crack down on fake likes and followers.
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Two jurisdictions have recently moved to crack down on racially motivated 911 calls.
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Is it good that the police are trying to crack down on trafficking?
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Both agencies are trying to crack down on the plague of telemarketing calls.
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But there are signs he is starting to crack down on patent trolls.
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Ma called on the Chinese government on Tuesday to crack down on counterfeiters.
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Mr Bolsonaro has promised to crack down on corruption and shoot criminal suspects.
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Amazon has tried to crack down on the review fraud on its platform.
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This has made it difficult for local police to crack down on them.
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But Republican President Donald Trump has vowed to crack down on illegal immigration.
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In South Korea, the government vowed to help crack down on fake news.
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In the meantime, the travel industry is trying to crack down on fraud.
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Promises to crack down on it have been issued for almost as long.
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He told them to be prepared to crack down on any election protests.
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Claiming to crack down on illegal migrants, they even broke the law themselves.
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They give paranoid regimes an excuse to crack down on local religious minorities.
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Well, it's not necessarily to just crack down on the social media companies.
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Critics accuse Erdogan of using the purge to crack down on broader dissent.
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The demonetization scheme is also a way to crack down on criminal activity.
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Modi is using a very crude tool to crack down on black money.
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The unusual move underscores Snap's relentless campaign to crack down on information leaks.
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Regulators will continue to crack down on illegal foreign exchange activities, SAFE added.
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He may really crack down on Iran's oil exports, or he may not.
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Meituan founder Wang Xing is stepping up efforts to crack down on wrongdoing.
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A second would crack down on how internet providers use customers' personal data.
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Germany's government condemned the threats Monday, vowing to crack down on the perpetrators.
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Senate Democrats are urging President Obama to crack down on anonymous campaign contributions.
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The film comes as the Trump administration moves to crack down on Huawei.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump vowed to crack down on radical Islamic terrorism.
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"You hire consultants like that because you decided to crack down on employees."
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But blocking Web sites is only one way to crack down on dissent.
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The mining industry has opposed government attempts to crack down on self-bonding.
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Nor did Rosenstein ever doubt the need to crack down on police misconduct.
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China's commodity exchanges have been working to try to crack down on speculation.
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Crack down on the way drugs are classified for payment in federal programs.
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Yesterday morning: Politico reported that Spicer was trying to crack down on leakers.
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Conservatives want to boost border security to crack down on illegal border crossings.
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Xi said Hong Kong should crack down on moves towards "Hong Kong independence".
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The security forces also can crack down on support for lone wolf attacks.
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We urgently need to promote solidarity and tolerance, and crack down on xenophobia.
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He said the company would crack down on outside apps and bolster privacy.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government has used security forces to crack down on protesters.
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President Muhammadu Buhari had pledged to improve security and crack down on graft.
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The Trump administration said it would crack down on 'veiled tourism' to Cuba.
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Cafe workers supposedly monitor Craigslist and ticket sites to crack down on scalping.
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City officials have taken extraordinary measures to crack down on resistance to immunization.
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Trump won the White House partly on pledges to crack down on immigration.
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Now, a wowser is commonly someone who looks to crack down on enjoyment.
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Trump would use big government to crack down on enemies foreign and domestic.
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The government has repeatedly vowed to crack down on financial crime and fraud.
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Ramaphosa has promised to revive the economy and crack down on government corruption.
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In recent months, U.S. regulators have threatened to crack down on the practice.
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And the company took steps to crack down on violent and extremist content.
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Cook has also been critical of Trump's efforts to crack down on immigration.
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In her speech, Winfrey said Hollywood needed to crack down on sexual harassment.
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I'll end the corporate handouts and crack down on those causing climate change.
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Instead, he said, journals should crack down on their use of p-values.
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But it has come under increased international pressure to crack down on tax evasion.
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Clinton use her regulatory authority aggressively to crack down on Wall Street's risky activities?
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Authorities will crack down on debt evasion and control financial-sector leverage, he added.
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That means working with platforms like Amazon to crack down on third-party sales.
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Earlier this year, China ramped up its effort to crack down on cryptocurrency mining.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump says he plans to crack down on illegal immigration.
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The legislation would crack down on people using automated bots to scoop up tickets.
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Congress seems ready to overhaul the H-1B program to crack down on abuse.
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He promised to crack down on the flow of illegal drugs and gun crimes.
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Given the state of the pound, will companies start to crack down on expenses?
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Yet, Ada Colau, the mayor, has long promised to crack down on such rentals.
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In Brixton they work with nightclubs to crack down on drug-dealers and pickpockets.
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Those plans will be futile if federal regulators decide to crack down on Autopilot.
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In power, Mr Giammattei promises to crack down on crime and attract foreign investment.
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Facebook's crack down on non-consensual ad targeting last year will finally produce results.
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But there is scope to crack down on the abuse of rolling temporary contracts.
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Weeks later, the company announced it would crack down on the child-exploitative videos.
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Anthony Scaramucci was going to crack down on leakers but didn&apost last long.
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And crack down on those who still try to smuggle whoppers onto the plane.
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Chilima and Chakwera, 64, have both promised to crack down on corruption if elected.
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Others detected a hint that a Labour government would crack down on critical newspapers.
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TC: Is there a concern that U.S. regulators will crack down on these ICOs?
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China must do more to crack down on labs making the drugs, he said.
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Overall, Amazon taking steps to crack down on fake products is a good thing.
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Trump promised to crack down on sanctuary cities, claiming they were "harboring" illegal immigrants.
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Regulators are also starting to crack down on pollution from the mammoth manufacturing sector.
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"China needs to crack down on the drivers of this program," von Bismarck said.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has vowed to crack down on runaway executive pay.
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Facebook's latest attempt to crack down on election interference just hit a major obstacle.
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The commissioners will take up a proposal to crack down on automated sales calls.
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Putin is under pressure to crack down on corruption while keeping the money flowing.
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Clinton says she can crack down on Wall Street better with more recent legislation.
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Williams Kaliman, said Saturday afternoon that the military would not crack down on protesters.
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Both parties could seek to crack down on generous tax breaks for offshore profits.
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Labour-market reforms—to crack down on occupational licensing, say—would boost employment growth.
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Now is the time to crack down on asbestos use in the United States.
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The company is still struggling to crack down on misinformation spread by domestic groups.
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Trump has stopped short of warning Chinese forces not to crack down on protests.
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Second, Kelly said the US should crack down on domestic violence offenders with guns.
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Tenants who illegally sublet increasingly face eviction as landlords crack down on illegal listings.
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The Vermont senator has since apologized and has vowed to crack down on misconduct.
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The NBA Board of Governors unanimously passed strict rules to crack down on tampering.
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It's the latest attempt by Cantwell and Cartwright to crack down on self-bonding.
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The lawsuit was the latest attempt by environmental groups to crack down on FERC.
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As attorney general, Coakley tried to crack down on e-cigarette use by minors.
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For too long, school systems have been unwilling to crack down on failing schools.
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YouTube recently vowed to crack down on conspiracy content, to fight theories with facts.
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In a jab at President Trump's promises to crack down on illegal immigration, Gov.
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But if we crack down on pickpocketing, the pickpocketers will just switch to muggings.
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The effort to crack down on illicit vaping products has been laden with complications.
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The new rules stem from the Obama administration's crack down on guns. http://bit.
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The Trump administration has stepped up efforts to crack down on Chinese economic espionage.
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In the US, the Trump administration is unlikely to crack down on antibiotic use.
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The bill would crack down on websites that publish material that facilitates sex trafficking.
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Sessions as attorney general has emphasized the need to crack down on violent crime.
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They also employ technology to crack down on groups and pages that promote terrorism.
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Scaramucci has vowed to crack down on those leaking information from the White House.
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Some lawmakers, including Dingell, have called on Congress to crack down on such behavior.
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Trump warned Pakistan of the consequences if it didn't crack down on sweeping fundamentalism.
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Our national leaders should allocate the funding necessary to crack-down on drug dealers.
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But those efforts to crack down on Huawei have run into headwinds in Europe.
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The city and state are teaming up to crack down on transit fare evasion.
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But prosecutors in Northern Virginia continued to explore ways to crack down on WikiLeaks.
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This is true, though local governments are trying to crack down on the practice.
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He campaigned for election in 2016 on a vow to crack down on immigration.
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Previous attempts to crack down on chaebol corruption have been undermined by soft sentencing and political pardons, but during the campaign President Moon promised to crack down on the practice, highlighting the "need to establish the fairness of the law" for all Koreans.
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The president has long pushed to crack down on what he calls Chinese trade abuses.
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The effect of such measures is to crack down on press freedom and limit dissent.
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China will continue to crack down on illegal financial activities and institutions, the meeting decided.
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These are companies that won't—or can't—meaningfully crack down on extremism in broad terms.
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Trump ended this practice in 2018 in an effort to crack down on undocumented migrants.
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He campaigned for election in 2016 on a vow to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Ed Miliband, who preceded her as leader, promised to crack down on migrants receiving benefits.
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Maduro has increased security at the border in an attempt to crack down on contraband.
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Trump came into office promising to crack down on what he calls Chinese trade abuses.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said the commission is taking steps to crack down on fraud.
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On Wednesday, Canada announced initiatives to crack down on terrorist and violent extremist content online.
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In 2015, the government issued a statement announcing plans to crack down on the ritual.
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The Fed needs to crack down on these non-bank lenders before it's too late.
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But government efforts to crack down on the $40bn industry may be having an effect.
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And this was an active decision, a will to crack down on the group's presence.
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The request comes as Trump runs for reelection pledging to crack down on illegal immigration.
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They could also crack down on Chinese companies that manufacture components that iPhones rely on.
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Zhao and Fan's cases have prompted the Chinese government to crack down on celebrity hype.
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That's good news for the people pressuring web companies to crack down on hate content.
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They were targeted as part of an operation to crack down on militants, Khaled said.
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The Obama administration is trying to crack down on inversions, but it's a losing battle.
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The first: Facebook announced a multi-step plan to crack down on anti-vax misinformation.
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It warns that the armed forces are unwilling to crack down on anti-government demonstrations.
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Smart Summon is a classic Wild West technology, and regulators might crack down on it.
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Instead of letting ZTE and Huawei off lightly, it needs to crack down on them.
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Congress has been working on legislation to crack down on unwanted calls in recent months.
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However, a more recent Supreme Court ruling has attempted to crack down on the practice.
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So Mr. Sanders really needs to crack down on his campaign's instinct to lash out.
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But astoundingly, the NRA has fought efforts to crack down on these unethical gun dealers.
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What does all this say about the government's promise to crack down on foreign investors?
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Go deeper: Former HHS official calls on employers to crack down on health care costs
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"Efforts to crack down on voting and make voting harder — it's open season," Elias noted.
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The US CFTC has been known to crack down on bitcoin scams in the past.
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Is it evidence the President is keeping his promise to crack down on illegal immigration?
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He then promised to crack down on countries that were cheating on their trade commitments.
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Beijing is also struggling to crack down on high debt levels while maintaining stable growth.
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The government tries to crack down on us and calls us, I don't know, 'mafias.
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They are warning the administration not to crack down on pot sales in their states.
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Instead, he discussed his administration's efforts to crack down on undocumented immigrants who commit crimes.
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Instagram's tried to crack down on the practice over the years, but with limited success.
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Critics of the extradition bill fear Beijing could use it to crack down on dissent.
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That means using the antitrust authority of the federal government to crack down on mergers.
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NEW: Google should not be helping China crack down on free speech and political dissent.
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The government has said the police did not have permission to crack down on protesters.
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Aside from tariffs, the president has recently focused on pledges to crack down on immigration.
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Cannes follows Venice as the latest European city to crack down on the cruise industry.
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The government has vowed to crack down on corruption in many industries including the media.
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The administration's efforts to crack down on asylum claims have repeatedly run into legal problems.
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His administration has already taken a number of steps to crack down on drug use.
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And since taking office, he's given no indication he'd want a crack down on mergers.
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It wasn't Trump's first move to crack down on what he calls unfair trade practices.
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The US has repeatedly asked the Pakistani government to crack down on the terror group.
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The tech has been used, among other applications, to crack down on illegal Airbnb rentals.
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In October, Twitter announced its plans to crack down on hate symbols and violent groups.
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And police are more likely to crack down on poor neighborhoods, and communities of color.
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Even last night Jack Dorsey promised to crack down on hate with more aggressive rules.
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Many also expect that chief of staff John Kelly will help crack down on leaks.
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Proponents of the bill argue it's necessary to crack down on corruption in upcoming elections.
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What does all this mean for consumers and countries attempting to crack down on counterfeits?
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"Leaders of the other party are against efforts to crack down on voter fraud," Gov.
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Even while posting the videos, she appeared aware that TikTok could crack down on them.
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There, they tried to fight a new proposal that would crack down on house parties.
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It was the latest move by European regulators to crack down on American technology companies.
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Critics argue the companies should do more to crack down on discriminatory and offensive content.
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Kirstjen Nielsen has done more than any of her predecessors to crack down on immigration.
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JAIR BOLSONARO, Brazil's populist president, was elected on a promise to crack down on crime.
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Facebook, on the other hand, is taking new steps to crack down on fake accounts.
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They have demanded that Mexican officials crack down on transnational gangs that facilitate migrant travel.
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Korean Air announced increased financial penalties in an effort to crack down on the chaos.
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He'll be a key player in the president's efforts to crack down on drug prices.
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The company is also aiming to crack down on advertising that includes misinformation about vaccinations.
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Mr. Sessions's vow to crack down on marijuana will only make the opioid epidemic worse.
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President Donald Trump's willingness to crack down on Russia will be seriously tested come Monday.
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In addition, the government has recently vowed to crack down on VPN use in China.
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The city said it would also crack down on the illegal trading of wild animals.
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Since then, Rwanda has worked hard to encourage international investment and crack down on corruption.
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Trump has vowed to crack down on leakers in the executive branch and intelligence community.
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Lawmakers have warned of new regulations should tech firms not crack down on nefarious content.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, to crack down on online advertising of properties on Airbnb.
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Monday's deadline was seen as a test of his willingness to crack down on Russia.
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The election comes as the West increasingly pressures Islamabad to crack down on homegrown militancy.
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Netflix has been dogged in its pursuit to crack down on VPN and proxy usage.
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The Google-owned company also said it would crack down on videos considered hate speech.
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Greater efforts to crack down on illicitly acquired assets in London are to be welcomed.
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Inspiring government regulators to crack down on an acquisition would endanger their own consolidation efforts.
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The company has indicated a greater willingness to crack down on labor organizing to retaliate.
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Trump has promised to crack down on illegal immigration to give more jobs to Americans.
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Instagram has been working to crack down on this practice, which is against its policies.
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Biya's government has been accused of using its military to crack down on armed separatists.
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They maneuver to repeal the AMT, while they crack down on low-income tax credits.
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There's been no movement in media to attempt to crack down on cross-organizational retaliation.
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This meant that if the moderation team wanted to crack down on content, they could.
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Some said Maduro should do more to crack down on business leaders for raising prices.
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In doing this, he did not order federal prosecutors to crack down on legal marijuana.
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You have a government that's increasingly using its military institutions to crack down on civilians.
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And Xi signaled that he would continue to crack down on any signs of dissent.
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Separately, it issued a rare policy advisory, counseling states to crack down on the practice.
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The government needs to crack down on the plastic market to enact change, Moore argued.
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The most obvious response is to build an effective justice system to crack down on sicarios.
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Protesters say the government is using the cover of patriotism to crack down on political dissent.
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The company's done more to crack down on foreign interference campaigns after facing rebuke from lawmakers.
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Since 24, various measures have been put in place to try and crack down on touting.
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Last fall, the United States and China came together to crack down on the ivory trade.
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Regulators around the world started to crack down on cryptocurrency trading, causing particularly volatile price swings.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said she would crack down on irresponsible capitalism when appointed in 2016.
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Even more dubious to gun policy experts is Sessions's vow to crack down on interstate trafficking.
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MACCALLUM: So, still ahead, the president making good on his promise to crack down on leakers.
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In doing so, lawmakers have also threatened to crack down on the whole credit-reporting industry.
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The UK is introducing high-tech road signs to crack down on phone use while driving.
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President Donald Trump campaigned and was elected on a promise to crack down on illegal immigrants.
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Another administration talking point has been that Trump wanted to crack down on corruption in Ukraine.
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Not, probably, the efforts that some countries have made to crack down on sex-selective abortion.
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Some lawmakers are attempting to directly crack down on people who use personal data for abuse.
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Last year, it pushed facial verification as a way to crack down on online identity fraud.
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The vice president was among the leading voices pushing the government to crack down on corruption.
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The Violence Against Women Act provided more resources to crack down on domestic violence and rape.
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Websites 4chan and 8chan grew in popularity after Reddit began to crack down on hate groups.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has vowed to crack down on misinformation about coronavirus prevention and treatment.
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GOP LAWMAKERS ASK TRUMP TO CRACK DOWN ON PLANNED PARENTHOOD Abortion is a legal medical procedure.
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But in 2015 the biggest games formed the eSports Integrity Coalition to crack down on fixing.
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The company vowed to crack down on bad actors, but the scandal kept mutating and growing.
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Trump or Sessions could repeal these memos, letting federal law enforcement crack down on legal marijuana.
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It also banned bulk tweeting and duplicate accounts in an effort to crack down on bots.
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Even so, Beijing continues to crack down on the country's inefficient and ageing excess mining capacity.
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Other issues include international financial regulation and efforts to crack down on tax avoidance and evasion.
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Turkey also wants other nations to crack down on Gulen-affiliated organisations, including schools and businesses.
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In other words, extreme—something YouTube vaguely announced an intention to crack down on in January.
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IATA is backing new legislation to give authorities more teeth to crack down on unruly passengers.
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Democratically controlled states indicated they will continue to crack down on greenhouses gases through state policies.
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Police raided the Stonewall, a Mafia-owned gay bar, ostensibly to crack down on organized crime.
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Two nonprofits are urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to crack down on covert cellphone trackers.
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It's no surprise that last fall's election has revived efforts to crack down on voting rights.
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"We can crack down on anti-competitive mergers and existing monopolies," Warren assured the approving crowd.
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Murkowski is a primary sponsor of bipartisan legislation to crack down on flavored e-cigarette products.
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More: Netflix, HBO and cable giants are stepping up efforts to crack down on password sharing.
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And the Group of 7 nations, meeting in Japan, agreed to crack down on illicit finance.
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And the government has been unwilling to crack down on illegal wells and overpumping, he added.
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The structure has been a cornerstone of the president's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Viewers are left to understand that it concerns his failure to crack down on notorious abusers.
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Much of the pressure to crack down on ISIS online has fallen on social media companies.
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Friday's memo appears designed to show that Pruitt is trying to crack down on those expenses.
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Here's what is happening: --The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will crack down on a synthetic opioid.
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Lopez Obrador has said he wants to crack down on drug-related violence in his country.
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Mr. Obama has often struggled to persuade the Chinese to crack down on the North Koreans.
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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, China's top ecommerce firm, previously pledged to crack down on the practice.
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Lawmakers have repeatedly pressed the FCC to investigate the industry's practices and crack down on abuses.
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Senate Republicans want the Obama administration to crack down on Vietnamese officials who violate human rights.
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Sanders noted that he has proposed legislation to crack down on two common offshore tax maneuvers.
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The new guidance includes language directing schools to crack down on the bullying of transgender students.
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ICE arrests have increased under Trump, who campaigned on promises to crack down on illegal immigration.
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A bipartisan group of senators is rolling out long-awaited legislation to crack down on Iran.
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Over the last decade, the government has promised many times to crack down on the extremists.
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Crack down on lawmakers' ability to avoid conviction in situations of pay-to-play and bribery.
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Trump also said his plan would crack down on international and domestic illicit drug supply chains.
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In the Philippines, President Duterte has continued his extrajudicial killings to crack down on drug use.
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One other issue we're seeing is that the city has started to crack down on zoning.
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Trump has promised to crack down on illegal immigration, a favored issue for the conservative congressman.
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Illegal wildlife trade is rampant in Indonesia, despite efforts by authorities to crack down on smugglers.
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That would arm regulators with the information to crack down on illegal and dangerous vape juices.
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They disrespect codes of etiquette that traditionally regulate public life and crack down on opposing speech.
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Nepal's government announced a new monitoring program late last week to crack down on the fraud.
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She vowed to crack down on Russian spies, corrupt elites and ill-gotten wealth in Britain.
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" She went on to say that investigators will crack down on "serious criminals and corrupt elites.
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Attempts to "crack down" on Chinese technology companies, she added, were being driven by baseless charges.
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He promised to crack down on immigrants and yet under him immigrants seeking asylum have surged.
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But, Mr. Moore added, Mr. Trump's administration was not the first to crack down on migrants.
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This fall, though, regulators have signaled that they are planning to crack down on coin offerings.
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The scale of the incidents has sparked calls for China to crack down on corporate wrongdoing.
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So far, however, there is little sign that Congress wants to crack down on tax cheats.
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Car importers want the government to crack down on used cars, which tend to pollute more.
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Luckily, the Labor Department has finalized a rule that will crack down on that specific practice.
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If we wanted to keep America safe, we would really, really crack down on gun purchases.
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Kansas is one of several conservative states that have sought to crack down on illegal immigrants.
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The growing criticism led Telegram to crack down on public channels used by the Islamic State.
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Tech companies are racing to crack down on public health misinformation as the health crisis intensifies.
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That's limited the board's ability to crack down on anti-vax doctors who abuse the system.
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Separately, the House voted to crack down on undocumented immigrants and the localities that shelter them.
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He vowed to reduce taxes, continue to crack down on immigrants, and rebuild the country's infrastructure.
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The US government wants to crack down on illegitimate service animals flying commercially, officials said Wednesday.
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Previous administrations have tried to get China to crack down on this practice with limited success.
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DeSousa said his main priorities were to reduce violence and crack down on violent, repeat offenders.
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The development follows a campaign by Unilever to crack down on the spread of fake followers.
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One example of Treasury planning to crack down on a business behavior has already popped up.
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Last week, state regulators also announced their own push to crack down on predatory cryptocurrency scams.
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He sees his proposal as a way to crack down on tax avoidance by the wealthy.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate's latest effort to crack down on online sex trafficking is designed for success.
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It brought renewed attention to safety lapses, and reinvigorated efforts to crack down on dangerous drivers.
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On Monday, the Chinese Communist Party pledged to crack down on the illegal wildlife trade nationwide.
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It comes as Amazon faces increasing criticism over its failure to crack down on counterfeit goods.
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He pointed to the potential chilling effect of the administration's pledge to crack down on leaks.
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Despite a number of public reports, the Corps has failed to crack down on the sites.
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President Ashraf Ghani, who is from Logar, promised in 2015 to crack down on bacha bazi.
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In addition, he has attempted to crack down on endemic corruption that has primarily benefited Shiites.
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Homeland Security says the scans are to help crack down on illegal immigration and visa overstays.
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The Trump administration's sweeping efforts to crack down on immigration aren't on the ballot November 222.
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Specifically, they need to crack down on users who threaten or harass people on their platforms.
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Stewart has avidly defended symbols of the Confederacy and pledged to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is defending his boss's decision to crack down on drug crimes.
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To appeal to brands, e-commerce companies offer to increase efforts to crack down on counterfeits.
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He continues to find evermore inventive ways to ratchet up his crack down on illegal migration.
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Parking abuse: The mayor said he would crack down on city workers who abuse parking privileges.
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Australia has long co-operated with China in an effort to crack down on money launderers.
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Similarly, Russia's efforts to crack down on VPNs have been very problematic, but still not comprehensive.
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This is the latest in the SEC's effort to crack down on the burgeoning cryptocurrency market.
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But he's certainly promising to use the government to crack down on journalists who criticize him.
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Critics say Airbnb still isn't doing enough to crack down on what amount to illegal hotels.
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The report comes as the Obama administration is promising to crack down on illegal trafficking in guns.
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The numbers come as the White House is looking at Mexico to crack down on border security.
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On Thursday night, the company quietly announced that it wants to crack down on these inappropriate videos.
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However, if the president wants to crack down on drug pricing, he will need help from Congress.
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Alibaba founder billionaire Jack Ma wants China to crack down on counterfeiters — even throwing them in jail.
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Germany has been the European country most reluctant to crack down on trade with the Islamic Republic.
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But he also said he would crack down on states legalizing marijuana — by shutting down retail outlets.
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Throughout his tenure in the White House, Trump has upheld his promise to crack down on immigration.
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But only time will tell if the U.S. government can crack down on illegal manipulation of Bitcoin.
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Apple isn't the only tech company to crack down on Infowars' content without touching the outlet's app.
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Kreidler, a Democrat, has been trying to crack down on these plans for years, with little success.
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And Facebook, Wordpress, OkCupid, and others moved to ban white supremacists or crack down on hate speech.
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Facebook has touted efforts to crack down on misinformation on its main platform ahead of the Oct.
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The hostage situation is seen as a test of Duterte's pledge to crack down on militant activity.
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More than a year ago, YouTube also vowed to crack down on hate speech and harmful content.
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Efforts to stabilise debt levels and to crack down on shadow banking have drained liquidity from stocks.
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Trump's orders aim to stop crime, prevent violence against law enforcement, and crack down on drug cartels.
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On top of that: Facebook has been accused of helping the Vietnamese government crack down on dissent.
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Colombia has struggled to crack down on the increasing cultivation of coca, the base ingredient in cocaine.
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He added he had "full confidence" in Mexico's ability to crack down on immigration from Central America.
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Drug pricing: She urged the Federal Trade Commission to crack down on "pay-for-delay" pharmaceutical deals.
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In the last year, Facebook and Twitter have made some efforts to crack down on revenge porn.
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Now come concerns that Erdogan may use the coup to crack down on opposition and jail dissidents.
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The U.S. government is following through on its promise to crack down on initial coin offering scams.
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But President Donald Trump was elected in part due to his promises to crack down on immigration.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump pledged to crack down on companies that hire foreigners over Americans.
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The government has moved to crack down on predatory lending, enacting the Military Lending Act in 2006.
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Michigan lawmakers are looking to crack down on pet owners who leave their animals behind in cars.
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But Trump and Sessions don't even have to go that far to crack down on legal pot.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini beat him there, pledging to crack down on immigrants working illegally in Italy.
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Plus, brand new numbers proving the president is keeping his promise to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Market trader Ayokanmi Otulano said the government should crack down on the website because it promoted homosexuality.
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Spicer pointed to a Maryland rape case as evidence for the need to crack down on immigration.
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Critics say the Iranian government has used the June attack in Tehran to crack down on minorities.
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Duterte won a landslide victory after vowing to crack down on what he called the "drug menace".
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Facebook is under increasing pressure to crack down on misinformation before this fall's hotly contested midterm elections.
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They're not a catch-all solution, though, and governments are beginning to crack down on their use.
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WE ALSO TALKED ABOUT HIS RECENT AGGRESSIVE RULES TO CRACK DOWN ON TAX INVERSIONS WITH CORPORATE AMERICA.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday took its first step to crack down on illegal robocalls.
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Federal prosecutors have also been alerted to a new national push to crack down on violent crime.
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The Cuban president also called on the government and population to crack down on black market activity.
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The retrial gives prosecutors a fresh chance to crack down on alleged deceptive Wall Street sales tactics.
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This is not to say that France does not need to crack down on criminality and terrorism.
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In recent months, the agency seems to be making a concerted effort to crack down on offenders.
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The British government has tried to crack down on companies using creative accounting to evade tax payments.
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They're now trying to crack down on organized attempts to mislead voters, The New York Times reports.
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Arpaio has become a strong ally of Trump in his mission to crack down on illegal immigration.
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It's the latest step from the social media giant to crack down on fake stories after criticism.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is urging the nation's telecommunications providers to crack down on illegal robocalls.
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ICE has emerged at the forefront of the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Industry watchers say reporting guidelines would help crack down on managers warping returns with cherry-picked stats.
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ICE has played a central role in the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.
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The authorities could crack down on such circumvention tools, and sometimes do so on politically sensitive occasions.
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"Countries have been told 'you have to crack down on drugs: the harsher the better,'" he explains.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has worked with retailers to crack down on third-party sellers.
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It involves the administration's efforts to crack down on recent migrants from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday pushed officials to crack down on the growing number of counterfeit goods sold online.
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He has since vowed to crack down on anti-Semitism in Europe, according to Iowa Public Radio.
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Sometimes it just takes one notable incident for authorities to finally crack down on long-time criminals.
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The police first began to crack down on the Pusher Street market in 2004, raiding the neighborhood.
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This month, the Trump administration issued a new Miller-designed strategy to crack down on unauthorized immigrants.
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Per the new rules, the local council is looking to crack down on "nuisance" behavior from cats.
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Senate Democrats accused Trump of abandoning his pledge to crack down on alleged trade abuses by China.
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But this is just part of a string of policies to crack down on alleged trade abuses.
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China's central bank intends to crack down on digital currencies this year, according to a senior official.
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The Security Council also adopted a resolution Tuesday designed to crack down on human trafficking and slavery.
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Sanctions: The House is expected to work on legislation to crack down on North Korea and Iran.
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Kelly sought to crack down on the clearance process last month, and downgraded Kushner's top-secret clearance.
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Earlier this month, Twitter announced that it will crack down on accounts carrying out cryptocurrency-related scams.
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But the former president had an authoritarian streak and used security forces to crack down on opponents.
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However, recent leaks have prompted Google to crack down on the sharing of information across the company.
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Those remarks though sparked alarm in Congress, where lawmakers want Trump to crack down on Chinese firms.
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In early 2018, it changed tack to crack down on private efforts — including a Tencent-run trial.
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Why it matters: It's the latest move in Europe to crack down on powerful American tech giants.
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And the court system has largely held up the administration's attempts to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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The government is trying its best to crack down on robocallers, which has proved stubborn to defeat.
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Birth tourism Looks like the US is starting to crack down on what's known as birth tourism.
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He promised to create a "pro-poor government" and, like his predecessor, to crack down on corruption.
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The government vowed to crack down on Russian spies, corrupt elites and ill-gotten wealth in Britain.
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Details: The goal is to push tech companies to regulate content and crack down on hate speech.
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YouTube will crack down on channels that make money from advertising by showing these kinds of videos.
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He promised to crack down on undocumented immigrants, cut the size of state government and reduce taxes.
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They include ideologized soldiers, working together with Cuban military and intelligence officials to crack down on dissent.
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The administration's efforts to crack down on immigration have prompted a surge in high-profile court cases.
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Amazon has since pledged to crack down on price gouging and has suspended many sellers for overcharging.
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Young, fit, twitchy soldiers are everywhere, ready to crack down on anyone who pulls out a camera.
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Google already began to crack down on some of these concerns, independent of an FTC requirement, however.
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Seeing the rise in opioid abuse and deaths, officials began to crack down on prescriptions for painkillers.
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The administration has consistently said the aid was held to pressure Ukraine to crack down on corruption.
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The agency also plans to crack down on companies who are marketing e-cigarettes to America's youth.
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Social media companies including Twitter have faced pressure to crack down on online propaganda linked to terrorism.
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Islamabad has vowed to crack down on anti-India militants and other groups operating on its soil.
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In the past few years, companies have started to crack down on acts that were previously allowed.
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The Hill: FDA, Federal Trade Commission crack down on e-cigarette liquid sold in kid-friendly packaging.
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Video-streaming giant YouTube is moving to crack down on videos that depict children in disturbing situations.
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Kansas is one of several conservative-leaning states that have sought to crack down on illegal immigrants.
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And when a friend urged Furie to crack down on copycat Pepes, he didn't see the need.
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Ed Markey (D-Mass.), who is prepping legislation to crack down on the software, said in June.
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The move marks an escalation in tactics as the Trump administration seeks to crack down on immigration.
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Fishery managers will need to crack down on unsustainable fishing practices to prevent seafood stocks from collapsing.
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DEM BILL CRACKS DOWN ON PAYDAY LENDERS: Senate Democrats are looking to crack down on payday lenders.
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Without a clear alternative, the Trump administration remains committed to urging China to crack down on Pyongyang.
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The arrest of Mr. Sonko comes as President Uhuru Kenyatta has vowed to crack down on corruption.
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Twitter began an effort to crack down on spam, bots, and fake followers in earnest in 2018.
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Fitch also said Trump's vow to crack down on trade deals carries significant economic and political risks.
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For Washington, which was pressing allies to crack down on terror financing, it was an embarrassing critique.
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First, they could crack down on what they allow users to post online, thereby severely curtailing speech.
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Sessions frequently campaigned for Trump and praised his calls to crack down on illegal immigration and crime.
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He also pledged greater cooperation with neighboring countries to crack down on gangs funded by drug trafficking.
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The Trump administration has also moved forward with other policies intended to crack down on illegal immigration.
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The new criminal code would also ban most abortions and crack down on criticisms of the president.
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Sessions has hinted for months that he would move to crack down on the growing cannabis market.
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The president could also order federal agents to conduct workplace raids to crack down on immigration violations.
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How does Mr. Trump plan to crack down on immigrants who are in the United States illegally?
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His first budget proposal included several changes to immigration law that would crack down on sanctuary cities.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), have criticized Trump's rhetoric, saying it empowers dictators abroad to crack down on journalists.
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Some are calling on the Food and Drug Administration to crack down on the largely unregulated industry.
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As the virus has spread, pressure has mounted on the authorities to crack down on these markets.
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Let's crack down on this practice, but I'd hate to lose Airbnb to a few bad apples.
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What could come of Republican lawmakers' calls for the F.B.I. to crack down on national security leaks?
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Hillary Clinton herself has promised to do even more than President Obama to crack down on them.
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A bipartisan pair of US senators is calling for federal regulators to crack down on Facebook. Sens.
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Francis has recently insisted top clerics be held responsible for failing to swiftly crack down on pedophile priests.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions appears to be making good on his promise to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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And Trump has even vowed to change the libel laws to crack down on the media criticizing him.
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One such battle came this past quarter around a congressional effort to crack down on sex trafficking online.
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But there are also regional quirks that make the Australian government more prone to crack down on cash.
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The crack-down on protestors is a reminder that, in many ways, The Mall is just a mall.
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And as cities crack down on illegal Airbnb listings, it has even starting to play by the rules.
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Those and other policy changes underscored Facebook's capacity to crack down on issues it deems a major risk.
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The sources said restricting access to the SARs may have been an effort to crack down on leaks.
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Tech companies are cooperating with federal officials to crack down on illegal opioids being sold on the internet.
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Sessions vows to crack down on leaks; Trump visits coal country; Brazil's president narrowly avoids a corruption trial.
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Arkansas, Connecticut and Kentucky likewise are investigating PBM practices and are trying to crack down on spread pricing.
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Philippine Catholic bishops have been stepping up opposition to killings blamed on a government crack down on drugs.
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It got so bad that Amazon was forced to eventually crack down on a bunch of cable vendors.
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The government's main reaction to the simmering unrest has been to collectively crack down on the Anglophone regions.
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"I'm certain the Chinese Communist Party would crack down on us, but that's not my concern," he said.
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The government will also crack down on fraudulent emissions inspection agencies and raise fuel standards, especially for diesel.
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Facebook has stepped up its efforts to crack down on "inauthentic behavior" on its platforms in recent months.
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Mutharika had pledged to crack down on corruption and revive the economy in his second five-year term.
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In 2017, Samuel Alito, a conservative justice unwilling to crack down on partisan draughtsmen, nevertheless called gerrymandering "distasteful".
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It has vowed to crack down on human trafficking and slavery and introduced reforms to its fisheries law.
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While no reason was given for the drop, authorities have increasingly tried to crack down on illegal callers.
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The group said Chinese authorities started to crack down on the illegal production and use of CFC-11.
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Promising to crack down on the next "bad guy" CEO or bank is less politically risky than ever.
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He acknowledges the FDA's efforts to crack down on clinics but suggests that much more can be done.
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We should limit student loan interest rates and crack down on predatory debt services that charge exorbitant rates.
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The Treasury Department has initiated multiple steps to crack down on companies pushing funds overseas to evade taxes.
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They have said the bloc should instead control its external borders better to crack down on illegal immigration.
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And as a result, legislators indiscriminately crack down on sex workers by imposing their own values and judgments.
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But it would be a nightmare for regulators trying to crack down on tax evasion and money-laundering.
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His government ordered police to crack down on the protests in January, leading to complaints of police brutality.
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His security officials regularly crack down on the pockets of the hard-line group in the West Bank.
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Pinterest is taking steps to crack down on health misinformation by blocking content related to searches about vaccines.
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The Department of Justice in a separate release on Monday also vowed to crack down on visa fraud.
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The law comes amid President Donald Trump's push to improve border security and crack down on illegal immigration.
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He said the attack was in retaliation for the military's recent crack down on extremists in tribal areas.
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She said the real issue was about who had the best plan to crack down on Wall Street.
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That led to many calling on social media giants to do more to crack down on online extremism.
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This is part of a larger effort by the Wall Street regulator to crack down on financial crime.
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Since Trump's election, however, hopes that Trump would meaningfully crack down on lobbyists' power have all but vanished.
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The United Nations pledged to crack down on allegations of abuse to avoid a repeat of past mistakes.
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Republicans have hit the ground running in the new Congress with legislation to crack down on federal regulations.
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Many House Republicans come from deep red districts where Trump's message to crack down on illegal immigration resonated.
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And the Securities and Exchange Commission is starting to crack down on ICOs that don't pass regulatory muster.
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His past efforts to crack down on gun violence stoked fear among gun owners, leading to high sales.
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He has refused to disband the commission, and his security services have threatened to crack down on protesters.
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The law is intended to crack down on perpetrators of crimes like domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.
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China's environmental watchdog is preparing to crack down on dumping waste on soil and in water, Reuters reports.
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Meanwhile, countries with large ivory markets like Hong Kong are finally starting to crack down on tusk imports.
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Communications platforms are often disrupted during major government events as a way to crack down on dissent online.
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Trump has long pledged to crack down on what he calls unfair trade practices and bad trade deals.
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In his new role, Scaramucci has vowed to crack down on leaks coming out of the White House.
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The military presence in southeastern Nigeria has increased in the last few weeks to crack down on crime.
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Lange told CNN on Tuesday that Sanders has done nothing to apologize or crack down on the behavior.
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American officials later used the information to pressure the fighters' home countries to crack down on the flow.
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The study comes as both the gas industry and federal regulators look to crack down on methane emissions.
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First lady Melania Trump is sticking to her campaign promise to crack down on online harassment and cyberbullying.
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The U.N. has pledged to crack down on sex abuse allegations to avoid a repeat of past mistakes.
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The Trump administration has sought to crack down on leaks, which have plagued the White House in particular.
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The bill would crack down on drug companies who game the system to delay competition from generic drugs.
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One of the methods it employed was to crack down on merchants smuggling goods into the American colonies.
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The first lady's parents getting citizenship as their son-in-law aims to crack down on legal immigration.
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These include a requirement that the country will target "serious crime" rather than crack down on free speech.
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The president and his allies have frequently decried the disclosures and have vowed to crack down on leakers.
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The FTC recommends that businesses use the email authentication tool in order to crack down on phishing emails.
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Senate GOP & tobacco: The Trump administration's recent move to crack down on addictive tobacco products sparked GOP ire.
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Francis recently has insisted top clerics be held responsible for failing to swiftly crack down on pedophile priests.
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DOJ wins the case: Some say that signals the government will crack down on other deals as well.
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Politicians want the FEC to crack down on "loopholes" that allow foreign entities to buy political ads online.
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A month later, Tehran police chief General Hossein Sajedinia hired 7,000 undercover agents to crack down on violators.
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He voted for Trump and understands why the president has tried to crack down on China's trade practices.
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Facebook's current initiatives to crack down on fake news can, theoretically, be applicable to misinformation on other issues.
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Other schools, as well as states around the country, have begun to crack down on Greek life organizations.
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So why is California passing legislation to crack down on a problem that doesn't yet appear to exist?
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Earlier this year, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube took some small steps to crack down on anti-vaccination info.
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The GOP bill does claim to crack down on offshoring with an "excess profits" tax on tax havens.
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"Taxpayer dollars should not be used to crack down on law-abiding taxpayers operating legally in states," Rep.
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The prison system was the government's main weapon to crack down on opposition to President Bashar al-Assad.
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So if London doesn't decide to crack down on corrupt Russian money, then what other options are left?
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Homeland Security claims the system will help crack down on immigration violations, such as visitors overstaying their visas.
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The coin offering industry has also been waiting for regulators to crack down on the sales as well.
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The Trump administration has seen a flurry of legal challenges to its efforts to crack down on immigration.
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Declaring a state of emergency, the ruling Junta began to crack down on civil liberties and silence dissent.
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States crack down on Emotional Support Animal fraud by tightening regulations and spurning certificates obtained over the internet.
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While Google has the power to crack down on the ads, it is not responsible for the websites.
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"We need to plan to crack down on Tsai's new provocative actions, including imposing military pressure," it wrote.
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The ransacked Legislative Council, by contrast, gave the authorities an excuse to crack down on all their detractors.
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Numerous Republicans and Democrats in Congress have cheered Trump's efforts to crack down on alleged Chinese trade abuses.
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The U.S. traditionally pushed other countries to crack down on human traffickers and toughen their laws on trafficking.
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Airbnb is encouraging its hosts to purchase noise surveillance devices in an effort to crack down on parties.
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Miller has largely led Trump's efforts to crack down on legal and illegal immigration to the United States.
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The rise in amateurs has added to the headache for officials trying to crack down on the practice.
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The move would echo other tech giants' restrictions on advertising, and efforts to crack down on cryptocurrency frauds.
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Both moves would deliver on Trump's promise to crack down on what he says are unfair trade practices.
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Nor is there any reference to his attempts to crack down on illegal immigration, which have largely stalled.
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The Trump administration's National Labor Review Board just ruled employers can crack down on workers who do so.
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Regulatory authorities must crack down on quack practices of all types, and ensure providers are trained and licensed.
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They also worry that the measure will not do enough to actually crack down on online sex trafficking.
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Nevertheless, President Allende did not crack down on El Mercurio or any other media outlet during his administration.
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The Department of Justice in a separate release on Monday also vowed to crack down on visa fraud.
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A three-year campaign to crack down on waste has already pushed many smallhold farms out of business.
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He promises to make background checks universal, ban assault weapons, and crack down on "straw purchases" of firearms.
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It was an illustration of how Facebook could crack down on attempted drug sales on the platform, perhaps.
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Major elements of the plan are in keeping with Mr. Trump's promise to crack down on unauthorized immigration.
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But these stalls are under threat: The Chinese government continues to crack down on the unregulated food economy.
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The Treasury is looking to crack down on the tax benefits provided to companies that pursue corporate inversions.
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The Federal Police said in a statement that the operation is intended to crack down on money laundering.
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Governments should enforce laws and regulations, and crack down on the corruption that helps fuel deforestation, she added.
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How the court rules could have a significant impact on government efforts to crack down on insider trading.
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Ukraine's president, Petro O. Poroshenko, pledged to crack down on the old practices and bring in greater transparency.
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The report is likely to fuel efforts by some states to crack down on federal student loan servicers.
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The Food and Drug Administration is looking to crack down on underage vaping by banning flavored e-cigarettes.
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Similar informal arrangements could crop up in Latin America if Trump were to crack down on formal remittances.
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The president could also be stymied by further court rulings blocking his efforts to crack down on immigrants.
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An attempt to crack down on spammy, duplicative apps has Apple at war with ChowNow, which aids restaurants.
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Indeed, Trump's press attacks have been mimicked worldwide — and have given governments cover to crack down on dissent.
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He's used the police to crack down on protests, jail journalists, and increase state control of the media.
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This month, Washington lawmakers overwhelmingly passed a narrow bill that seeks to crack down on sex trafficking online.
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Turkey has been under intense pressure to crack down on the scourge of human smuggling rings operating there.
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The allegations have prompted calls in Albany to use the power of the state to crack down on harassment.
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Even if tech companies made a point of cracking down on them, there's simply less to crack down on.
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At first, the goal was to crack down on terrorism by helping the UAE monitor militants around the region.
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It's hard to catch the perpetrators of many crimes, but easy to crack down on those who are caught.
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Turkey has also used the wave of terrorist attacks to crack down on the Kurdish minority in the country.
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This starts with the actions we're taking today to crack down on retail sales of e-cigarettes to minors.
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Image: DiscordDespite efforts to crack down on white supremacy, chat client Discord has plenty of servers sympathetic to Naziism.
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It is widely used by political dissidents in countries that imposed online censorship and crack down on internet activity.
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Demonstrators blocked traffic in central Rome as they pushed the government to crack down on Uber and limousine drivers.
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" The US will also crack down on nations that violate trade deals and "harm American workers in the process.
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Authorities will crack down on law-breakers and work to better educate the public of risks, the newswire said.
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Now it's time to take the next step and crack down on companies that contribute to extreme economic inequality.
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So is it time for federal and state regulators to crack down on the self-driving free-for-all?
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Politicians promise to crack down on the gangs that smuggle people; advocacy groups argue for changes to migration rules.
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The result could be bad news for governments, social networks, and anyone hoping to crack down on bot spam.
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In the 12 months or so, Facebook and Twitter have made some efforts to crack down on revenge porn.
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On July 17, 2014, police entered the area around Tompkinsville Park to crack down on "quality of life" crimes.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said the government will crack down on misinformation about the coronavirus, Xinhua news agency reported.
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There is no single explanation for why the tech companies chose this week to crack down on Mr Jones.
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New environmental regulations have sought to crack down on chemical dumping but they do not seem to do enough.
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The FTC has launched "Operation Game of Loans," an effort to crack down on these companies around the country.
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Before his resignation, conservative groups had been trying to halt his efforts to crack down on the vaping industry.
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Democrats want to create an independent government agency that would crack down on pharmaceutical companies that raise prices excessively.
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Its crack down on terrorist-recruitment and -propaganda videos in early 2017 used machine learning and newly hired specialists.
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Lindsey Lyons led Albertville's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration and trumpeted the state's law on national media.
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" Heidi admits that bookkeeping can be "tedious" but "I would love to crack down on our budget even more.
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It has vowed to crack down on human trafficking and slavery and recently introduced reforms to its fisheries law.
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But Schengen-area countries could crack down on countries that try to game their visa systems by selling passports.
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Indeed, there may come a point when employers start monitoring our online activity to crack down on this problem.
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The assaults have shaken Germans and prompted ruling parties to promise to crack down on migrants who commit crimes.
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Under pressure from governments, Silicon Valley has in the last year taken steps to crack down on extremist messaging.
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Modi's agenda to crack down on black money makes sense in theory but it isn't working smoothly in practice.
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It's the most direct move yet by the Trump administration to crack down on unauthorized leaks of classified information.
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There is tremendous opportunity to build upon the UK government's efforts to crack down on slavery in supply chains.
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The poll shows that President Trump has broad public support in his effort to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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Khamenei and Rouhani have vowed to crack down on high-level corruption and create economic prosperity for all Iranians.
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The swearing ban is the latest effort by Russia's Justice Ministry to crack down on the use of fenya.
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Where are the calls to crack down on those who hire undocumented workers, or to go after human traffickers?
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Thailand has introduced modern technologies - from satellites to optical scanning and electronic payment services - to crack down on abuses.
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Earlier this month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi scrapped 13 rupee and 1,000 rupee bills to crack down on corruption.
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It's an effort to fulfill the president's campaign pledge to crack down on what he frequently called unfair trade.
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Instagram Monday said it would again crack down on users who pursue "inauthentic activity" to boost an account's popularity.
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The military government has vowed to crack down on human trafficking, particularly in Thailand's multi-billion-dollar seafood industry.
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The focus on ports is part of center-right President Mauricio Macri's efforts to crack down on drug trafficking.
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Urge Facebook to crack down on outright falsehoods, make fact-checking easier, and serve links in a transparent way.
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But the generals have exacted a price for sending troops to help the government crack down on drug gangs.
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On Tuesday night, Trump blasted the FCC, saying it was "unfair" of regulators to crack down on the deal.
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In April, Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to crack down on security risks.
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He promised to crack down on "special tax breaks" as a way to reduce the cost of higher education.
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President Trump has blamed China for failing to crack down on production of the drug, which plagues American streets.
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Medicare regulations designed to crack down on fraud—a laudable goal—have been unnecessarily strict, inefficient, duplicative, and costly.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has called such inversion deals unpatriotic and has tried to crack down on the practice.
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New York (CNN Business)Instagram is the latest social media platform to crack down on fake likes and comments.
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Mitchell added that its long overdue that policymakers discuss antitrust as a way to crack down on corporate giants.
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Earlier this month, authorities launched a nationwide bank inspection to crack down on loans illegally directed to property market.
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Google also spelled out the need to crack down on alcohol consumption, which is frequently noted in harassment complaints.
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Soon after the financial crisis of 2008, governments agreed to do more to crack down on offshore tax evaders.
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She proposed several bills to crack down on Wall Street, but they died without garnering support from her colleagues.
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Clinton would therefore use her executive authority to crack down on earthquakes, methane releases and other effects of fracking.
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The White House did not immediately comment on Friday about why it is trying to crack down on leaks.
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Galaxy Investment Partners CEO Michael Novogratz said Tuesday that bitcoin will be difficult for governments to crack down on.
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The actions come as the agency is trying to crack down on the youth epidemic of e-cigarette use.
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Critics say Islamabad is not doing enough to crack down on militants such as the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani network.
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Pigeons are potential health risks, so the city of Chang Mai is trying to crack down on pigeon spooking.
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The proposed bills would crack down on ObamaCare subsidies and on child tax credits and state social services grants.
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Twitter said that the glitch was the result of algorithmic changes meant to crack down on certain user behavior.
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But she reportedly persuaded the administration to include language requiring schools to crack down on bullying of transgender students.
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On Tuesday night, Trump blasted the FCC, saying it was "unfair" of regulators to crack down on the deal.
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Financial regulators released a long awaited proposal Thursday to crack down on predatory lenders that prey on the poor.
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But Cummings and Baldwin argued that banks are beginning to circumvent that law to crack down on potential whistleblowers.
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For these reasons, we have introduced bipartisan legislation to help crack down on call center and online hotel scams.
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They took votes to crack down on abuses on Wall Street, despite pressure from lobbyists and sometimes their donors.
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His comments come amid a heated debate over the administration's new efforts to crack down on illegal border crossings.
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Experts saw both moves as attempts to crack down on Indian outsourcing companies, like Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services.
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The figures will help the watchdog to show that efforts to crack down on market abuse are bearing fruit.
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Democrats want to create an independent government agency that would crack down on drug companies that raise prices excessively.
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It also routinely restricts internet access to crack down on the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which it sees as terrorists.
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Rosenstein said the U.S. needs Chinese officials to do more to help the U.S. crack down on fentanyl labs.
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Orban's Fidesz party said it would deliver on campaign promises to crack down on NGOs that promote migrant rights.
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The Saudi royals repeatedly stymied American efforts to crack down on Al Qaeda in the years before 9/11.
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While the companies have tried to crack down on hate speech, they acknowledge they have been slow to act.
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The move is the most sweeping action yet by the U.S. government to crack down on e-cigarette usage.
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Earlier this year, Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to crack down on homeless people camped out in the subways.
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The Treasury Department said it would crack down on the most popular ways for Americans to visit the island.
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There were also questions about how strictly the government plans to crack down on people who flout the restrictions.
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The funding freeze also hindered the F.B.I.'s efforts to crack down on child trafficking, violent crime and terrorism.
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Nations seeking the curbs must show they are working to crack down on black markets and safeguard their relics.
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That approach has become a staple of the president's arsenal to spread intimidation and to crack down on dissent.
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The Trump administration is planning to crack down on vaping, especially when it comes to its use among teens.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Hong Kong's subway operator says it will crack down on violence at its train stations.
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Mr. Mutharika had pledged to crack down on corruption and revive the economy in his second five-year term.
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Klobuchar is also known for her willingness to crack down on big tech firms on privacy and antitrust issues.
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Trust and safety: will Airbnb be able to crack down on party houses and fraud, and at what cost?
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Mr. Trump forecast the decline in migration in recent days, even celebrating Mexico's efforts to crack down on immigrants.
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Biya's government has been accused of using its military to crack down on armed separatists and killing English speakers.
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The California-based company is facing pressure to crack down on foreign actors using its platform for influence campaigns.
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The city has made efforts to crack down on smuggling and reduce attacks on officers and inmates at Rikers.
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As a lawmaker, he helped push for legislation to crack down on drinking while driving with children as passengers.
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Lashinsky asks why Alphabet exists, and whether Pichai will crack down on the spending of its non-Google companies.
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The border wall is part of Mr. Trump's larger plans to crack down on illegal entry into the country.
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Trump made promises to crack down on crime a prominent part of his 2016 campaign for the White House.
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The former San Antonio mayor has repeatedly called out Trump over the administration's effort to crack down on immigration.
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Warren herself is pushing Facebook to crack down on disinformation but has declined to join Harris's efforts on Twitter.
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They believe it's a worrying sign of a bubble and will need regulators to eventually crack down on it.
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If she does crack down on public comments on the case, Stone's legal team could also appeal the move.
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The Buttigieg campaign said it was committed to ensuring campaign finance reforms to crack down on special interest money.
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He called on the countries gathered to crack down on the Maduro regime's money-laundering and other corrupt activities.
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As of Tuesday 63 percent of federal agencies had deployed the tool, which helps crack down on fraudulent emails.
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In addition, provincial securities regulators have also made progress in implementing new regulations to crack down on advisor misconduct.
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Business groups say it would slow economic growth when states inevitably crack down on fossil fuel use to comply.
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Bank regulators in Washington and overseas have signaled they plan to crack down on Facebook's plans to launch Libra.
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Twitter officials also periodically say they're going to crack down on harassment, usually in response to high-profile examples.
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One of his campaign promises was to crack down on migration to insure that it is controlled and checked.
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" [Jason Del Rey / Recode] Twitter is designing new user rules to crack down on nudity and "unwanted sexual advances.
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Facebook can and should do more to crack down on genuinely fake news stories being shared on its platform.
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It's important to note that these stops are not a new Trump initiative to crack down on illegal immigration.
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"I suspect Trump wants to crack down on big tech because he views these companies as political opponents," Cramer said.
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It's unclear at this time if the ban, implemented to crack down on the Sunday protests, is still in effect.
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He has taken a protectionist stance on trade and wants to crack down on the inflow of migrants and refugees.
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Do you think the government's move to crack down on corruption is smart, given how badly it's hurting you all?
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Duterte on Saturday threatened to expand martial law to other areas of the Philippines to crack down on the insurgents.
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The findings have sparked interest as President-elect Trump vowed to crack down on illegal immigration in his election campaign.
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Why does not why does the FCC not crack down on this type of material being broadcast on the internet?
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Now, however, Disney is starting to crack down on some of these mega-fans for flipping their limited-edition merch.
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It's also why the FDA has said it'll crack down on Juul and the makers of e-cigarettes targeting youth.
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Trump, a Republican, promised during his campaign to crack down on people entering or staying in the United States illegally.
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The announcement comes after weeks of pressure from lawmakers and public health advocates to crack down on anti-vax content.
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Pelosi has agreed with the broader aims of Trump's push to crack down on what he calls Chinese trade abuses.
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He campaigned on a promise to boost the middle class,eliminate the Internal Revenue Service and crack down on illegalimmigration.
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The announcement came after weeks of pressure from lawmakers and public health advocates to crack down on anti-vax content.
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Since 24, social media sites including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have vowed to crack down on misinformation related to elections.
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They're trying to crack down on the worst of Twitter by applying the rules to everyone, seemingly without much context.
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Critics said the tax dodging case was an effort to crack down on critical media, a claim Duterte had denied.
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Why, then, do his security forces deem it necessary to crack down on the most obscure instances of perceived dissidence?
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Both have promised to curb migration and crack down on crime, but are still expected to lose seats in parliament.
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It's the latest move by the government to crack down on technology providers seen as a potential homeland security threat.
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The FDA has also continued to crack down on vaping, issuing a ban against all flavored vaping pods in January.
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Google, which has faced scrutiny for refusing to crack down on anti-LGBTQ speech, donated $10,000 to Utah Republican Sen.
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The administration reportedly asked internet companies like Tencent and Baidu to crack down on accounts spreading gossip or rumors online.
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In an attempt to quell the anger, the Cambodian government has started to crack down on some of the excesses.
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Their argument was that the rule was vague enough that the EPA could crack down on them if it chose.
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The government wants a new law to crack down on home-grown jihadists, which some Muslim groups denounce as discriminatory.
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If the owners crack down on protesting players, they would alienate those fans sympathetic to the players or their cause.
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A child of the slums, the charismatic Jokowi promised to increase jobs, bolster human rights and crack down on corruption.
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Essentially, the activists provided Beijing with a means to crack down on the city's expanding pro-democracy movement, she noted.
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All three companies have pledged to the European Commission to crack down on fake news to avoid heavy-handed legislation.
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His focus on preserving and replacing manufacturing jobs is one, along with his promised to crack down on illegal immigration.
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On Wednesday it said it would crack down on capital flight and closely monitor abnormal capital flows through the FTZ.
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The Chinese firm said Wednesday that it will step up efforts to crack down on attempts to misuse its platform.
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But although Mr Kim's regime continues to crack down on more overtly political expressions of individuality, fashion is increasingly tolerated.
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In October, Israel began withholding the bodies of suspected attackers as a tactic meant to crack down on the violence.
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Then the government in 5453 scrapped high value currency notes as it sought to crack down on the black economy.
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The opioid epidemic is a major issue for the Trump administration, which has vowed to crack down on illicit use.
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So far, social media sites have promised to crack down on individual bad actors who repeatedly violate their community guidelines.
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And while Rapino supports government efforts to crack down on bots, he doesn't think regulation alone will fix the problem.
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The opioid epidemic is a major issue for the federal government, which has vowed to crack down on illicit use.
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Others are calling for the FDA to crack down on clinics, especially those that are marketing unproven stem cell treatments.
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One, it is going to fuel the views among conservatives that there&aposs a disproportionate crack-down on conservative voices.
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China is one of the world's most debt-burdened economies, which was what prompted authorities to crack down on loans.
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Many also suggested Fetlife was perhaps finally responding to allegations it does not do enough to crack down on abuse.
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Media streaming services also attempt to crack down on password sharing by limiting the number of screens members can use.
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Klobuchar is also known for her willingness to crack down on big tech firms, focused on privacy and antitrust issues.
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Facebook and Google have promised to crack down on fake news but it appears little has been done so far.
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President Donald Trump has backed legislation to crack down on illegal immigrants, describing it as vital to protect American lives.
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The op-ed criticized the "proposal to crack down on the civil liberties of law-abiding American Muslims" after Rep.
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Chinese social networks have also experimented with their own cryptocurrencies, despite the country's efforts to crack down on the practice.
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Mark Meadows at her town hall Tuesday, telling constituents they worked together on legislation to crack down on child pornography.
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Additional enforcement officers are central to President Donald Trump's sweeping plan to crack down on illegal immigration, outlined in Jan.
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This isn't the first time a lawmaker has suggested using schools as a way to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Troubled history This initiative represents the latest attempt to crack down on social media in Egypt since the 2011 revolution.
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Both went after the free press as the first order of business and continually crack down on domestic civil society.
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Trump has long hammered Mexico over trade, pledging to crack down on what he calls abuses that sap American jobs.
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Officials vowed to crack down on players in the property business illegally lending home-buyers the money to make downpayments.
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Alongside the legislation to regulate and sell pot was a bill designed to curb and crack down on impaired driving.
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Top Republican lawmakers are pressing the Treasury Department to rewrite proposed rules meant to crack down on corporate tax avoidance.
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If Attorney General Becerra wants to crack down on nonprofit groups engaging in politics, he should begin by prosecuting himself.
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China's housing ministry announced last Friday that it would crack down on nine types of misconduct by real estate developers.
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It also needs to revisit how supervisors are evaluated and crack down on those who threaten employees over sales targets.
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Shaub's job is to translate Trump's ethics rules attempting to crack down on the revolving door into an enforceable policy.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras swept to power in 2015 on a promise to end austerity and crack down on corruption.
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Almost a year ago Nigeria acquired a stringent new president, Muhammadu Buhari, who has vowed to crack down on corruption.
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Critics have accused him of using the Islamist threat as an excuse to crack down on any kind of dissent.
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Still, Trump has managed to make good on other promises, such as his vow to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Nielsen was a major part of Kelly's push to crack down on the information and people that reach the president.
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Facebook is struggling with a difficult challenge — how to crack down on conspiracy theories and hoax sites on its platform.
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If Mr Erdogan survives it, he will emerge stronger and more determined than ever to crack down on domestic opponents.
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Massachusetts is taking steps to crack down on a manufacturer of an electronic cigarette product growing in popularity among teenagers.
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Wolf has been part of the administration's efforts to crack down on the flow of migrants at the southern border.
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Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a bill that would crack down on cities that don't comply with federal immigration law.
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He worries that the country would renege on its promises on ag buys and a crack down on fentanyl shipments.
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He has been part of the administration's efforts to crack down on the flow of migrants at the southern border.
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Republicans are reigniting efforts to crack down on people who hurt police officers with new mandatory minimum prison sentences. Sen.
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But a key federal agency, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), wants to crack down on responsible drinking and driving.
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If the government blocks AT&T's deal, it may crack down on any Fox deal, whether with Disney or Comcast.
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It isn't the first time the FCC has fined long-distance carriers this year to crack down on deceptive practices.
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Trump has repeatedly promised to crack down on trade habits that he says harm American companies and sap U.S. jobs.
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Twitter has been dogged by criticism that it's not doing enough to crack down on abusive behavior on its platform.
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His unsolved murder caused a national outcry, and it led to state legislation intended to crack down on illegal immigration.
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This bill could be "low hanging fruit" that displays both bipartisan cooperation and determination to crack down on financial crime.
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As the Islamic State began coalescing in Syria and Iraq, Western governments pressured Turkey to crack down on these fighters.
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Under the new administration, though, federal officials are moving to aggressively crack down on illegal immigration, expanding raids and deportations.
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The president has grown increasingly frustrated with China, which he says is failing to crack down on Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.
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There were also signs the authorities are stepping up their efforts to crack down on illegal lending to the sector.
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Twitter is exploring ways to crack down on misinformation by crowdsourcing efforts to flag misleading tweets, the Washington Post reported.
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Lawyers who represent whistle-blowers say such programs allow states to leverage their limited resources to crack down on fraud.
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The new rules also aim to crack down on teams offering benefits beyond the salary cap to recruit star players.
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Federal regulators are turning to Facebook, Google and other tech giants to help crack down on illegal online opioid sales.
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Lawmakers across party lines have said they want to do more to crack down on sex trafficking on the internet.
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The CFPB was created in the wake of the 2007-09 global financial crisis to crack down on predatory lenders.
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U.S. regulators and companies have taken steps in the last few months to crack down on fraudulent activity in cryptocurrencies.
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NPS is also trying to crack down on a decades-old pattern of alleged sexual harassment and assault among workers.
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Republicans have pitched the bill as a common sense way to crack down on violent transnational gangs like MS-13.
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Should the Federal Election Commission crack down on parties that design election rules and landscapes in favor of establishment picks?
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The two laws were the main legal instruments to crack down on dissent and put pro-democracy activists behind bars.
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The government has taken some moves to crack down on the problem, including sending in the military to dynamite equipment.
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In the second half of last year, though, the Chinese government started to crack down on illegal initial coin offerings.
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So federal law enforcement could, in theory, crack down on state-legal marijuana businesses and attempt to shut them down.
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However, even as VoiceLabs was making its public debut, Amazon was starting to crack down on advertising within Alexa Skills.
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Would a forcibly installed President Kamala Harris have to crack down on civil liberties in order to hold the peace?
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Increased global efforts to combat trafficking often provide a pretext to crack down on sex workers, human rights groups say.
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The plot is pure 90s, too, as a team of Russian superheroes attempt to crack down on the X-Men.
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As part of that effort, the government has sought to crack down on the distribution and use of prescription opioids.
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"What I find is that leaders of the other party are against efforts to crack down on voter fraud," Gov.
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But lawmakers are mulling putting additional pressure on China, which they worry is slow to crack down on North Korea.
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Reports of widespread stockpiling have caused the government to crack down on sales of medical supplies on the black market.
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But the agency also said it would crack down on rogue clinics offering dangerous or unproven versions of those treatments.
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Facebook has promised that it would crack down on advertisers who show housing or employment ads only to white people.
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She was also prominent in calling on the Pentagon to crack down on sexual assaults of women in the military.
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For instance, it could opt for Airbus planes over Boeing's or crack down on General Motors while leaving Volkswagen alone.
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The UK also said it would crack down on Russian oligarchs who stash money in London real estate and banks.
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In New York City, Airbnb and local officials have been at war over efforts to crack down on the industry.
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Trump finds excuses to take emergency powers, crack down on the free press and political opposition, the real dictatorship playbook.
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Both women heaped praise upon the plans, including the governor's promise to crack down on sexual harassment in the workplace.
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The UK also plans to crack down on corrupt Russian oligarchs who stash billions in London real estate and banks.
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The Trump administration has used the most of its federal authority to crack down on immigrants in the United States.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have tried and failed in recent months to advance bills that would crack down on costs.
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The Mexican government, conservationists say, also needs to crack down on illegal fishing, while providing sustainable alternatives for the community.
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He blamed rising gasoline prices and the Indian government's efforts to crack down on cash transactions more than the tariffs.
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The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America applauds airline efforts to crack down on growing abuse of comfort animal rules.
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Opposition politicians have accused President Edgar Lungu of trying to crack down on dissent - a charge dismissed by the government.
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During the administration of President Barack Obama, the fear that the government would crack down on gun sales stoked sales.
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In the nearly four years since Jaynes's experience, officials in Florida have taken steps to crack down on the shuffle.
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He has vowed to prevent deportations of minors in college while promising to crack down on all forms of immigration.
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The Chinese government initially tried to downplay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak and tried to crack down on whistleblowers.
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The case may be a sign of how far the government is willing to go to crack down on immigration.
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As for Mr. Barr, they noted that he vowed this summer in a speech to crack down on hate crimes.
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China has long used facial recognition, artificial intelligence and other technologies to crack down on crime and monitor its citizens.
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His arrest was the latest in the Justice Department's aggressive efforts to crack down on illegal leaks of classified information.
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Amnesty says governments have used the Israeli company's cellphone hacking software, Pegasus, to crack down on activists across the world.
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Amnesty says governments have used the Israeli company's cellphone hacking software, Pegasus, to crack down on activists across the world.
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Trump has in the past blamed previous U.S. administrations for failing to crack down on China amid widening trade gaps.
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Republicans are declining to back Democratic measures that would crack down on suspicious opioid shipments — including legislation offered by Sen.
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The Cameroon government has been accused of using its military to crack down on armed separatists and killing English speakers.
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"This was the perfect moment to crack down on them because our economy's so strong, their economy isn't," Cramer said.
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Many countries were scrambling to secure revenues and crack down on citizens whose fortunes were stashed in offshore tax havens.
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Several said they were aware of the issue, but had no concrete plans to crack down on any extremist groups.
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At the same time, however, Dr. Gottlieb vowed to crack down on clinics making hollow claims and marketing unsafe treatments.
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But in recent years, WhatsApp has started to crack down on third-party services to ensure safety of its users.
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Critics have called out tech companies for not doing enough to crack down on illicit drug sales on their platforms.
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Critics have long warned that even with a new agreement, individual regulators could crack down on firms in their countries.
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The United States has demanded that Beijing crack down on Chinese banks and companies that do business with North Korea.
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The Trump administration is also beginning to crack down on the sale of counterfeits on Amazon and other online marketplaces.
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Socialist President Nicolas Maduro shut the border last year in an effort to crack down on smuggling of subsidized products.
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Craigslist has shut down its personals sections after Congress passed a measure intended to crack down on online sex trafficking.
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The authorities have justified their efforts to crack down on the movement by saying that protesters are endangering public safety.
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President Trump announced the rules over the summer, keeping with his campaign promise to crack down on the Communist government.
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Tsipras swept to power in 2015 beating the conservatives, on a promise to end austerity and crack down on corruption.
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A Bangladesh foreign ministry official told reporters Bangladesh was willing to work with Myanmar to crack down on the insurgents.
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It also shows what happened when Facebook decided to crack down on meme accounts, depriving him of his biggest platform.
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This isn't the first time that Spotify has tried to crack down on customers taking advantage of family plan sharing.
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Such a deal might rile Trump's conservative base, which elected him on a promise to crack down on illegal immigration.
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If President Donald Trump wants to crack down on gratuitous video game violence, he had better prepare for a fight.
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Gilbert said that as Democratic candidates crack down on special interest money the field of acceptable donors will also narrow.
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But since then, the commission has been largely mum on whether it will look to crack down on the plans.
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Walmart announced Friday it will stop selling e-cigarettes as federal and state governments crack down on the vaping industry.
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Bannon is considered influential in Trump's proposals to overhaul free trade deals and crack down on immigration, among other policies.
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His campaign promise to crack down on the drug trade, he said, is why he won states like New Hampshire.
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Foreign governments, especially in Asia, need to crack down on illegal drug factories and better scan freight for illegal drugs.
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The authority of the federal government to crack down on marijuana conduct — even conduct legal under state law — is unquestioned.
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He also said authorities should crack down on false reporting of cases of the disease to gain compensation for culling.
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Supporters of the press say that such laws against "fake news" are used by governments to crack down on dissent.
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He vowed to crack down on illegal immigration, calling undocumented workers a threat to families and comparing them to terrorists.
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Ressa believes that "exponential lies on social media" have emboldened the government to crack down on journalists in her country.
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Senate Democrats blocked a proposal on Thursday that would crack down on cities that don't comply with federal immigration law.
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Since he was anointed leader, Mr. Xi has pledged to tackle income inequality, alleviate poverty and crack down on corruption.
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The government should crack down on noncompete clauses, which undermine workers' ability to sell their labor to the highest bidder.
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Seeing the rise in opioid abuse and deaths, doctors, clinics, and governments began to crack down on prescriptions for painkillers.
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He is sponsoring a bill to crack down on communities that are not doing enough to bring in affordable housing.
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No sleeping on subway, mayor says: Mayor de Blasio vowed to crack down on homeless people sleeping in subway cars.
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Following the incident, the community also began to put pressure on authorities to prosecute and crack down on LGBT individuals.
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Since replacing Zuma in February, President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to crack down on corruption after a string of scandals.
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It was the latest outpouring of anger over Republican U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Earlier this year,, the FDA announced it would "examine the youth appeal of JUUL" and crack down on online retailers.
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Trump's administration is expected to crack down on Chinese trade practices with enforcement cases, which has raised fears Beijing would retaliate.
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Trump frequently promised during his election campaign to curb illegal immigration, especially from Mexico, and to crack down on Islamist violence.
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On April 24, Malaysia launched a joint task force to crack down on the growing problem of illegal plastic waste imports.
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There are also concerns in India about the extent to which Trump may crack down on the H1-B visa program.
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The revamping of the H-1B program is part of Trump's pledge to crack down on the misuse of work visas.
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Britain passed the Modern Slavery Act in 2015 to crack down on traffickers and protect people at risk of being enslaved.
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The move is brought on by the agency's effort to crack down on the sale of vaping products to underage consumers.
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Google and Microsoft pledged on Monday to crack down on sites hosting pirated content that show up on their search engines.
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He previously said that "good people don't smoke marijuana," while demanding that the Justice Department crack down on states legalizing pot.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has begun delivering on his pledge to promote border security and crack down on illegal immigration.
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The Department of Labor had used its authority under Directive 307 to crack down on some of the country's largest corporations.
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It also follows a trend of other countries in Asia using concerns about disinformation online to allegedly crack down on speech.
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But last year, it stopped accepting most foreign recyclables as part of an effort to crack down on the country's pollution.
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Activists worry that the registry will be used to further discriminate and crack down on LGBTQ communities, drug users, and prostitutes.
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Social media companies like Facebook and Twitter have attempted to crack down on state-sponsored disinformation campaigns with only moderate success.
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In recent months, the Chinese government agreed to crack down on substances related to fentanyl, a particularly deadly and powerful opioid.
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The administration is attempting to crack down on local and state governments that have pledged to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Sessions, among a menu of reasons, claimed failing to crack down on undocumented immigrants increases the risk of crime and terrorism.
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Instagram is updating its algorithm to crack down on posts that are deemed inappropriate even if they don't technically violate guidelines.
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It has also asked China to crack down on its banks and businesses that give the North access to foreign exchange.
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This is a good step that should help law enforcement agencies crack down on money laundering, tax evasion and other crimes.
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And cities throughout Europe are beginning to investigate ways to crack down on overcrowding, home-sharing websites and anti-social behaviour.
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The social network is promising to crack down on fake news, clickbait, and other issues that have plagued its platform recently.
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The government in El Salvador has responded with multiple efforts to crack down on the gangs, none of which have worked.
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They see it as very dangerous, as a real existential threat to all humanity, and they crack down on it brutally.
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The new consent tool launch confirms TechCrunch's scoop from March that Facebook would crack down on Custom Audiences targeting without consent.
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And President Donald Trump's attempts to crack down on immigration have drawn strong criticism from many quarters of the business community.
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He said they agreed to use the momentum of the case to continue to crack down on tax evasion across borders.
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He said the rise has come as jurisdictions look to crack down on vaping use, including Juul's hometown of San Francisco.
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That's why, according to a report from Bloomberg, the Federal Trade Commission wants to crack down on these fuzzily-labeled posts.
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Spotify will also crack down on artists who "have demonstrated hateful conduct personally," such as violence against children or sexual violence.
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The Chinese government has signaled it could crack down on mining, has already restricted cryptocurrency trading and banned initial coin offerings.
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What happens if you crack down on potentially, what, 40-plus million bots, depending on whose number you want to use?
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