Top companies are likely to be caught in the crosshairs.
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Now, it has another category in its crosshairs: home decor.
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This theory puts Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) in the crosshairs.
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But the whistleblowers' crosshairs are not limited to Wall Street.
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The bank stocks are also in the crosshairs of Washington.
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Whatever the answer, National Grid was already in the crosshairs.
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Cohen has been placed in the crosshairs by Mr. Trump.
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The company has long been in the crosshairs of Sens.
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That could put the attorney general in the panel's crosshairs.
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There he is, Gus, stuck in the crosshairs as usual.
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But even they stand in the crosshairs of police investigations.
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Regulations are in the crosshairs in Washington, D.C. these days.
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Officials in Portland say their city is in the crosshairs.
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One way or another, the CPP is in the crosshairs.
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Put them in the crosshairs and hold them personally accountable.
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The rule also remains in the crosshairs of congressional Republicans.
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It makes sense why Vindman is in Trump's crosshairs, though.
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Google is not the only company in state officials' crosshairs.
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I mean, they are in the crosshairs of the government.
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Whispers U.S. firms will be in the crosshairs: U.S. based privacy personnel have a nagging suspicion that the first firms in regulator's crosshairs will be in the U.S., to put a head on a pike.
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Viber, another encrypted messaging app, is reportedly in the government's crosshairs.
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They&aposre not in the crosshairs, but they certainly are affected.
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The health-care sector is in the crosshairs this election season.
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Díaz has been in the regime's crosshairs for several days now.
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Romney is not the only one in the Trump administration's crosshairs.
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That has put Hammond in the crosshairs of campaign group Leave.
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T-Mobile US and Sprint may still be in the crosshairs.
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No wonder both institutions have been in its crosshairs for years.
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The Diversity Visa Lottery Program has been in the crosshairs before.
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I think those are the ones in the crosshairs, those two.
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With technology in its crosshairs, Top Secret reframes espionage through art.
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Trump's longtime adviser Roger Stone has been in investigators' crosshairs, too.
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Amazon has been in Trump's crosshairs from some time, of course.
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But there are mounting signs that Stone is in Mueller's crosshairs.
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Could we be the next one up in the cosmic crosshairs?
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Rohrabacher has criticized NATO — once in Trump's crosshairs — of "vilifying" Russia.
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You don't want to be in the crosshairs of the wolf.
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Popular Chinese app TikTok is the latest company in Washington's crosshairs.
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Here's a look at the top regulations in Trump's crosshairs: 1.
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Hospitals are increasingly in the crosshairs for this kind of attack.
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Yet important elements of the LIHTC are in the GOP crosshairs.
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President Trump and his supporters clearly have Bezos in the crosshairs.
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"Retail investors and retirees are in the crosshairs," the group said.
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The Labor Department is finding itself in Republican crosshairs once more.
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Healthcare in #Syria is in the crosshairs of bombs and missiles.
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Others who found themselves in REDMAP' s crosshairs met similar fates.
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Major cities north of Miami are well within the Zika crosshairs.
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It's no wonder, then, that the Rohingya are in the crosshairs.
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Meanwhile, the rule also remains in the crosshairs of congressional Republicans.
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Mimi Walters and Dana Rohrabacher, are squarely in national Democrats' crosshairs.
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And one particular program has been in politicians' crosshairs lately: Earth science.
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But it could easily have been another ridesharing company in Google's crosshairs.
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Dany is destroying everything, and Arya keeps getting caught in the crosshairs.
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And if you think you got stuck in the crosshairs by accident?
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There are dozens more in official crosshairs, and signs of private interest.
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Everyone from local car dealers to insurance giants are in the crosshairs.
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What they're saying: "Women's rights are in the crosshairs," Schifeling told Axios.
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The firm's small size means this deal won't be in lawmakers' crosshairs.
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CEO Matt Maloney was the first to fall under Trump supporters' crosshairs.
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We are the ones they always like to put into the crosshairs.
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Original story: 11 million U.S. workers are in the trade war's crosshairs
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"Democracy itself is in the crosshairs," said Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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KIRSTJEN NIELSEN, HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY: Our democracy itself is in the crosshairs.
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So, it wasn't a shock to find Mitch McConnell in Trump's crosshairs.
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The biotech and pharmaceuticals sector is also in the crosshairs for reform.
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Not for the first time Google finds itself in the commission's crosshairs.
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Innovations that benefit consumers but hurt competitors are now in the crosshairs.
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Next in the crosshairs: Fed nominee Stephen Moore (The New York Times).
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Elected Republicans are loathe to place themselves in their supporters' crosshairs again.
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When regional powers are at odds, Lebanon gets caught in the crosshairs.
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Our industry is in the crosshairs of the president's incendiary trade rhetoric.
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President Donald Trump is finally in the crosshairs of the #MeToo movement.
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Somalia — and the Horn of Africa — has been caught in the crosshairs.
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Hopefully Instagram will understand this and not put Being in its crosshairs.
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The new moon on the 4th puts a keeper in your crosshairs.
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The president has spoken, and fat flavored clouds are in his crosshairs.
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But that might put them in the crosshairs of even more lawsuits.
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She feared he could be another attacker, putting Latinos in his crosshairs.
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His post included a photo of her with crosshairs behind her head.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, too, came into her crosshairs.
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The crosshairs of white supremacy and male supremacy have long gone unchecked.
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Craig initially came into the crosshairs of federal prosecutors in mid-2017.
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A large tech group is setting unemployment among veterans in its crosshairs.
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But "unlikely" isn't all that reassuring when you're living in the crosshairs.
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Since Trump's inauguration, public lands have been caught in the GOP's crosshairs.
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Fairstein, as she is portrayed in the film, was in the crosshairs.
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For OfferUp's first seven years in existence, it had Craigslist in its crosshairs.
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America's consumer watchdog agency is sitting in the crosshairs of the White House.
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On the 7.993th, the full moon in Gemini puts commitment in your crosshairs.
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Shortly after, he posted on Instagram her photo with crosshairs behind her head.
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U.S. retailers have also found themselves in the crosshairs of the trade dispute.
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But the attention has brought her into the crosshairs of the Iranian government.
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Also in the expert's crosshairs: "Rich lotions, creams and balm textures," she says.
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The year before, a raft of live streaming apps were in the crosshairs.
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Given these two developments, one might expect Rockhold's crosshairs to land on Romero.
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Zeke tried to let Adam know that he was now in Jay's crosshairs.
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Survivor is all fun and intellectual when it's your ally in the crosshairs.
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People increasingly distrust technology, and the companies will increasingly be in the crosshairs.
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That might put relativity's idea of event horizons right back in the crosshairs.
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Gloria Steinem travels the world meeting those whose lives are in the crosshairs.
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Or even worse, that a school shooter could put her in his crosshairs.
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More than any other group, Hispanics have been in the Trump campaign's crosshairs.
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This is not the first time GrandPOObear has found himself within Nintendo's crosshairs.
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Yes, we're back to Peter being in someone's crosshairs for some shady business.
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They've stopped asking why lightning caught him in its crosshairs that April afternoon.
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The Internet Research Agency has long been in the crosshairs of US investigations.
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Central Americans have been in the crosshairs of the Trump administration since 2017.
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But these incredible wild places are in the crosshairs of the oil industry.
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That seems significant to me, as far as him being in the crosshairs.
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" Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen: "Our democracy itself is in the crosshairs.
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"Anything agriculture is right in the crosshairs of this trade war," Cramer said.
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Even the more banal rituals of US politics have come into the crosshairs.
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The CFPB has been in conservative lawmakers' crosshairs since it was first created.
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It begins with red crosshairs defining an aerial bombing target in a city.
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Apple was also caught in the crosshairs of Chinese state media this week.
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Now, it looks like Social Security is in the President's crosshairs as well.
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Now it looks like Social Security is in the president's crosshairs as well.
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That case put the Trump Organization squarely in the crosshairs of federal investigators.
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The ad put Democratic districts up for reelection in a logo symbolizing crosshairs.
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Bloomberg Businessweek: One candidate backed by Peter Thiel has his crosshairs on Google.
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Certainly, the advertising-based business model is increasingly in the crosshairs of regulators.
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In reality, the ad depicted the lawmakers' districts, not their faces, under crosshairs.
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Would defense officials wait calmly with such crucial satellite assets potentially in the crosshairs?
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It doesn't help that her apartment tower is in the crosshairs of daily bombings.
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He's also in Trump's crosshairs for his role in the resignation of Rear Adm.
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Time will tell if this important pollinator is in the crosshairs of the administration.
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Kellyn's been in the enviable position all game of never being in the crosshairs.
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Next in the commission's tax crosshairs are U.S. multinationals including Google, McDonald's, and Amazon.
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Why it matters: It's the latest privacy gaffe to pull Facebook into investigators' crosshairs.
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" Mayor Bill de Blasio said Muslim communities always are in the "crosshairs of bigotry.
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Huawei and ZTE have long been in the crosshairs of US law- and policymakers.
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" Stone said, "I honestly didn't believe" the image next to Jackson's face "were crosshairs.
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That reportedly could put the money raised through a crowdfunding site in the crosshairs.
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Mohammed and his colleagues have often come in the crosshairs of the Ethiopian government.
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Macklemore's tackling white privilege, and he's got a lot of targets in his crosshairs.
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Other elements of Trump's financial and business dealings also are in House Democrats' crosshairs.
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Derivatives worth a notional 26 trillion pounds are also caught in the Brexit crosshairs.
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It also is in the crosshairs of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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Small businesses just need to realize that they, too, are now in the crosshairs.
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The CFPB has been in Republicans' crosshairs for as long as it has existed.
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After failing to repeal Obamacare, McConnell has been in the crosshairs of Trump's criticism.
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Other players like James Harden found themselves in the curse's crosshairs and stumbled, too.
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What's it like to be caught in the crosshairs of a global trade war?
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This is not the first time Google Earth has found itself in political crosshairs.
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The FBI is once again in the crosshairs of a political controversy gripping Washington.
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NASA has long been in GOP crosshairs for its climate and earth science programs.
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Next in the crosshairs of the Oval Office will be Chinese steel and aluminum.
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While that's a bit of an unrelated factoid, Oracle is clearly in Microsoft's crosshairs.
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CNN in particular, you guys have been in the crosshairs for a long time.
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But it's these same students who may get caught in the coronavirus response crosshairs.
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The company has been caught in the crosshairs of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Chris Brown is once again in the crosshairs of cops, but this one's weird.
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With that fight effectively over, the coalition now has Raqqa squarely in its crosshairs.
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The duo on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" are often in the crosshairs of Trump's tweets.
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"The friendship will end up in the crosshairs, and no one wins," she said.
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MS: Foreign pharma in China, not so long ago really caught in the crosshairs.
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Fees charged to 1.401(k) plan participants have been in legal crosshairs for years.
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Chris posted this video and then deleted it ... putting Liziane Gutierrez in his crosshairs.
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Trump and his closest aides, in other words, would still be in federal crosshairs.
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There are a variety of reasons Cohen appears to be in Justice Department crosshairs.
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That puts an array of European companies, mainly from France, squarely in US crosshairs.
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"Absent the news today, Minnesota was already in the crosshairs," Martin said in an interview.
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Mark Warner of Virginia, among others, that put Facebook, Twitter and Google in the crosshairs.
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Like Neo, Pasha walked right into Xyp22x's crosshairs, evening up the round to a 22v21.
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That is pharma that I think that is really in the crosshairs of President Trump.
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That puts the U.K.'s pound in the immediate crosshairs of nervous investors as well.
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Amazon and McDonald's are also in the EU crosshairs over their tax deals with Luxembourg.
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The Silicon Valley-military industrial complex is increasingly in the crosshairs of artificial intelligence engineers.
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Like a lot of retailers, Target has suffered this year from being in Amazon's crosshairs.
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STAGE SET FOR BOMBSHELL IG REPORT ON CLINTON EMAIL CASE: WHO&aposS IN THE CROSSHAIRS?
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Geothermal plant in Hawaii volcano&aposs crosshairs believed by some to be on sacred ground .
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Caught in North Korea's crosshairs, Guam's largely Catholic population has been turning to its faith.
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Social Security disability insurance, for example, is in the crosshairs, though retirement payments are not.
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Retirement saving is an attractive target - and one that has been in Republicans' crosshairs before.
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Mind you this was 2 full years before the feds put Singer in their crosshairs.
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The investigation is not the first time that Lin has been in the FBI's crosshairs.
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How much sweeter must it sound to the Christians standing most directly in their crosshairs?
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It depicted Mikhail Kasyanov, a former prime minister, in the crosshairs of a sniper rifle.
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A growing cluster of actors, musicians and viral internet stars have Fortnite in their crosshairs.
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Anyone who might conceivably challenge Erdoğan's power is likely to be caught in the crosshairs.
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And in the upper left hand corner it looks like the symbol for crosshairs. pic.twitter.
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This is not the first time Rappler has been in the crosshairs of Philippine authorities.
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This was President Obama's parting shot against an industry that's long been in his crosshairs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Which institution might wind up in the crosshairs next?
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Move the map so the black circle, or crosshairs, is on the next point.6.
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But that may not matter with his son in the crosshairs of such an allegation.
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Clayton said most appeared to be securities and that put them in the agency's crosshairs.
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NZ Herald (New Zealand): "Mass US shootings must put gun ownership back in the crosshairs"
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But those efforts put Villatoro and his family in the crosshairs of the vicious gangs.
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He is also in the crosshairs of the panel's most outspoken civil liberties advocate, Sen.
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Conway is not the only White House official to find themselves in the OSC's crosshairs.
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Commonsense regulations are in the Trump administration's crosshairs, but a future president could change that.
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Welcome to Gizmodo's sixth annual blog detailing what new features Apple's set in its crosshairs.
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Love is in your crosshairs this April as planets beam through your ambitious 10th house.
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Thunberg's campaigning, including sailing across the Atlantic, has put aviation in the green movement's crosshairs.
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It's important to stress that there's no evidence that Trump himself is in government crosshairs.
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To be sure, the retailer has placed itself in the crosshairs of a contentious issue.
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Sessions remains squarely in the President's crosshairs, as he has for much of Trump's presidency.
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The statement said residential areas were caught in the crosshairs due to indiscriminate mortar fire.
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The writer in the crosshairs can play the lonely, misunderstood visionary—not Galileo, but close.
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Postal employees should not be caught in the crosshairs of the Service's gross fiscal mismanagement.
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The automobile industry is in the crosshairs of rising trade tensions between the two countries.
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Previous arguments with McGahn This wasn't the first time McGahn found himself in Trump's crosshairs.
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Me and President Obama, we are the ones they like to put in the crosshairs.
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And now it is Google that is locked in the antitrust crosshairs of European regulators.
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That means mandatory vaccines, Medicaid, and even evidence-based guidelines are all in AAPS's crosshairs.
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VICE News went to Sicily, to hear from migrants who've been caught in the crosshairs.
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Major corporations already found themselves caught in the crosshairs of the outburst of tensions with Mexico.
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That could put other No. 2 malls in the crosshairs as more store closures are announced.
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How, in such urgent crosshairs, does one engage with art or read history and critical theory?
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Foreign funding has placed Harvard and Yale in the crosshairs of a Department of Education investigation.
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Those elites in the crosshairs had to find other elites to blame, and they did so.
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The move would catapult Schaaf to the national stage and into the crosshairs of President Trump.
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In the crosshairs: Ballad Health and Cabell Huntington Hospital, two systems that both completed controversial mergers.
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And there are humans in the crosshairs of these drones: terrorists and civilians alike, including kids.
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Between the lines: The Trump administration appears to have the National Climate Assessment in its crosshairs.
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Virtually every Democratic candidate has at some point during this campaign put crosshairs on Silicon Valley.
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Some fans were even selling t-shirts with a picture of Kaepernick set in the crosshairs.
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Complicating matters is a new sheriff with a vendetta, putting Petra's partner Gabriel in his crosshairs.
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Vigil suspected that Tony's brother—the president of Honduras himself—could be in the crosshairs soon.
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YouTube, the web-video site operated by Alphabet's Google, has recently been in the crosshairs, too.
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The Clintons have been in the crosshairs of that cultural war for some 35 years now.
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The leading U.S. chipmaker had for weeks been caught in the crosshairs of growing trade tensions.
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The American private sector is in the crosshairs of foreign governments and non-state criminal actors.
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Just days before, a Cleveland radio station found itself in the crosshairs for doing the same.
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Watch the crosshairs as you fire and you'll actually see them widen as your accuracy dips.
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The university fell into Orban's crosshairs because Soros has become a major scapegoat in populist mythology.
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The figure in similar stance is repeated in the painting, In the Crosshairs of the States.
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You tilt the phone until the circle is lined up in the center of the crosshairs.
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"No CEO wants to see his stock price get in Trump's crosshairs on Twitter," Hurlburt said.
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Famed short seller Jim Chanos is putting Netflix and other entertainment content providers in his crosshairs.
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Putting them in the crosshairs of a potential moral quandary lands somewhere between thoughtless and irresponsible.
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Well, we're in the middle, in the crosshairs between US and China in the trade talks.
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McDonald's, Dunkin' Brands Group Inc and Starbucks Corp stand in the crosshairs - and are fighting back.
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President Trump's war with California over carbon emissions is putting several giant automakers in activists' crosshairs.
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Other sectors that could wind up in the crosshairs include the beer industry, airlines and eyeglasses.
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The banking regulator has recently been in the crosshairs of Congress over its data security practices.
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Facebook's drop comes as regulators put the social media company in the crosshairs of antitrust investigations.
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He even posted a picture of Judge Jackson with a rifle's crosshairs next to her head.
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Therefore, guess who else is likely to benefit from putting the SDF/YPG in the crosshairs?
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In their crosshairs were various types of intellectual property, including academic journals, dissertations and electronic books.
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Yet parent Alphabet is in regulators' crosshairs and campaign money is a tiny slice of revenue.
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Chinese technology firms have been the caught in the crosshairs of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Giuliani himself now faces the prospect of being in the crosshairs of the House's impeachment investigation.
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Barr's actions likely place him even more directly in the crosshairs of House Intelligence Committee investigators.
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The family's success has whet Sadegh Larijani's appetite for supreme power, placing him in Raisi's crosshairs.
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Ortega came into Maduro's crosshairs after condemning the government's use of force against anti-government protesters.
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It's this fundamental commercial regime that HUD has put squarely in the crosshairs with its suit.
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And well operators have come in the crosshairs of environmental organizations such as the Sierra Club.
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As you know ... prosecutors dropped Jussie's case but he's still in the city of Chicago's crosshairs.
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It's been clear for some time that Special Counsel Mueller's investigation has had Manafort in its crosshairs.
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Challenges over the TPP come, as Japan finds itself in the crosshairs of the new U.S. administration.
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The aptly named "Operation Car Wash" investigation ultimately put over 200 top-level officials in the crosshairs.
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Accusations of being gay have often been used as justification to kill anyone caught in the crosshairs.
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But some companies are choosing to stay out of the crosshairs even before they see any legislation.
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Conservatives have long maintained that Libby was caught in the crosshairs of an overzealous and biased prosecution.
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But I find it harder and harder not to care about the hands holding the crosshairs steady.
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How did the notoriously honest British chef potentially put himself in the crosshairs of her little monsters?
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White House says Stephen Miller won't testify Another White House official in Congress' crosshairs is Stephen Miller.
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DUBAI — Oil is in the crosshairs as the prospect of confrontation brews between the U.S. and Iran.
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Both also offer the perspective of a Western democracy caught in the crosshairs between more powerful entities.
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ET. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and other parts of New England remained in its crosshairs early Thursday.
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The man in the crosshairs is Keith Appling -- who played at Michigan State from '10 to '14.
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Franken put some U.S. Senators in his crosshairs, saying they pressured him to resign without due process.
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He maintained that he had not understood the symbol to be "crosshairs," but rather a Celtic cross.
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This isn't the first time the plutonium deal has gotten caught in the crosshairs of geopolitical posturing.
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Petersburg area, once thought to be relatively safe from harm, suddenly found itself in the storm's crosshairs.
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That's 12 of 52 Republicans who find themselves in Trump World's crosshairs in one way or another.
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Last Friday, the government in Stockholm unexpectedly found themselves in the crosshairs of the new American president.
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US forces stationed in northern Syria could be caught in the crosshairs, prompting the withdrawal, he said.
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But "as we saw this week with Kroger, even companies in Amazon's crosshairs can thrive, " Cramer said.
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Throughout the Cold War, Finland and Sweden maintained neutrality to avoid the crosshairs of U.S.-Soviet competition.
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Further testing also would put North Korea in the crosshairs for increased sanctions and possible military action.
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The technology giant is not the only U.S. company in the crosshairs of EU state aid investigations.
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So the words Thursday that our "democracy itself is in the crosshairs" were both ominous and necessary.
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Back at the mall, Mickey is also in some crosshairs — recall that Randy borrowed money from Bertie.
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But since it came from Gaza, the territory will be in Israel's crosshairs over the coming hours.
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Despite the dramatic move, there's no guarantee that the subreddit will be out of rights holders' crosshairs.
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We avoid actions that we fear might put us in the crosshairs of the government's overwhelming power.
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Clearing has become caught in the crosshairs of Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union.
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There are no signs that the LGBT community will be in the crosshairs of a Trump administration.
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Russians are in the battlefield, in numbers, assisting the regime and will eventually be in the crosshairs.
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"The timing ends up being really important, because we're at such crosshairs now on Russia," Talev says.
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In the crosshairs of Cheer's urgency, desperation, and drama are the National Championships in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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With his tweet, he put an iconic Yankee company in the crosshairs of a polarized national discourse.
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After that, the town of Tal Tamr, where thousands more reside, would be in the TFSA's crosshairs.
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His white Dodge van was plastered with pro-Trump messages and stickers showing prominent liberals in crosshairs.
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Emanuel said the tech sector is also in the crosshairs of the trade issues and the Fed.
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The report was greeted with relief by those long thought to be most squarely in its crosshairs.
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Now, Trump has Facebook in his crosshairs, accusing the social media giant of being biased against him.
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The $23 billion Technology Select SPDR Fund (XLK) is caught in the crosshairs of these stock moves.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller, who's now heading the Russia investigation, also found himself in Trump's crosshairs Wednesday.
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From Kim's vantage point, he's got the US in his crosshairs, keeping a potential invasion at bay.
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With rebates in the crosshairs, the executives tried to contextualize how big of an impact rebates have.
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Of course, sending Green to a team that has Golden State in its crosshairs probably isn't realistic.
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As a performer, everything Rickles did was spontaneous, and no one was spared from his comedic crosshairs.
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That's put Shenmue III in the crosshairs of Steam fans who oppose Epic's recent push for exclusive games.
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And though students could find themselves in the crosshairs of federal prosecutors, it's unlikely they'll be serious targets.
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Strzok has been in political crosshairs for months over revelations of anti-Trump text messages exchanged with Page.
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The tech titan has also been in the crosshairs of the trade war between the U.S. and China.
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In the trolls' crosshairs are not just high-profile women, but Indian cricketers, male television anchors, and singers.
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It's therefore safe to say Kushner — who remains a top White House adviser — could be in Mueller's crosshairs.
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Our soldiers would have then been caught in the crosshairs between two enemy combatants, both ostensibly our friends.
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How did the Central Park Five end up in the crosshairs of this case in the first place?
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For the companies caught in the crosshairs, the Broad-Berkeley patent battle is sure to slow their work.
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Rather than limiting the fallout, Huawei's sale might simply spread the damage by putting Hengtong in U.S. crosshairs.
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Verizon might not be the only company in the crosshairs of Huawei when it comes to patent disputes.
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But Woodward's book threatens to put Mattis in Trump's crosshairs — and therefore possibly out of the Pentagon soon.
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Amazon has also pulled back on some practices that have put the firm in the crosshairs of regulators.
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Germany is in the crosshairs of a major migrant crisis, a never-ending Greek debt saga and Brexit.
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Wells Fargo ultimately paid $185 million in fines, and Stumpf found himself in the crosshairs on Capitol Hill.
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The northwest corner remains Syria's last major insurgent stronghold and is now in President Bashar al-Assad's crosshairs.
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After the demise of music retailers and bookstores, movie theaters were in the crosshairs of the digital revolution.
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While Emanuel was in the crosshairs of this latest protest, he had offered support -- even scolding Republican Gov.
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It, too, spread quickly on social media, and some trans women in LA got caught in the crosshairs.
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But the role has put her squarely in the crosshairs of anti-immigration groups in Germany and beyond.
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The shipping companies found themselves in the European Commission's crosshairs in November 2013 because of their pricing practices.
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And rising specialty-drug prices have put pharmaceutical companies in the crosshairs of private payers and the government.
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You drag your crosshairs down and in the opposite direction of the bullet to try to counter that.
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The Labor Department finds itself back in GOP crosshairs on Capitol Hill over a controversial union-organizing rule.
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" He became certain that this was a comedy intended to be "humiliating to the victim in the crosshairs.
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Stone last month posted and then deleted an image on Instagram featuring Jackson with crosshairs beside her head.
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Muslim Americans continue to be caught in the crosshairs of the racialized assaults of the media and politicians.
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Dan Donovan in New York, hardly a boldface GOP establishment figure, is also in the Breitbart man's crosshairs.
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The only problem was the Germans just couldn't quite break through to get Paris in their artillery crosshairs.
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The two biggest moments of Tuesday's hearing about Russian propaganda on social media put Facebook in the crosshairs.
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One of the tax breaks in the administration's crosshairs would also target Democrats, according to a CNBC analysis.
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But fishermen and communities in the crosshairs worry that the project could upend a lifestyle going back generations.
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Or is it likely that he's in the crosshairs because he has something valuable on someone more important?
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Some held placards showing the face of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in the crosshairs of a gun.
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The Agency is a victim of its own effectiveness, putting it in the crosshairs of those it regulated.
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Bloomberg said one of the executives in the government's crosshairs is the company's chief financial officer, John Gamble.
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Kirn first entered Behringer's crosshairs in 2018, after reporting on the lawsuit—among many other Behringer-related controversies.
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Jorge Ramos and Patricia Janiot hosted "Hispanos en la Mira," or "Hispanics in the Crosshairs," from El Paso.
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As a result, the collateral damage is felt most acutely by the startup workers caught in the crosshairs.
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It's hard to root for anyone — even Infinity and Ricardo, the peons caught in the craven kids' crosshairs.
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That has put the measures in the crosshairs of Republicans seeking to repeal the law and lower premiums.
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So why has tech, the forge of the modern world, found itself in the crosshairs of a backlash?
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Wade is in the crosshairs and the Republican Party is unified in its determination to eliminate abortion access.
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Against that backdrop, it's been a maddening perplexity that Giuliani has not found himself in the regulatory crosshairs.
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After she granted him broad discretion to continue discussing the case publicly, Stone posted the gun crosshairs image.
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The industry I represent – privately owned freight railroads – also stands in the crosshairs, albeit less in plain sight.
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Rick Snyder — who was at one point mentioned as a potential presidential candidate this cycle — in the crosshairs.
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Opioid addiction, depression, and anxiety are just a few conditions that have found themselves in the meditation crosshairs.
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Sputnik, another English-language Russian government-funded news outlet, is also in the crosshairs of the Justice Department.
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Once it is clear he can put U.S. cities in ICBM crosshairs, his bargaining position is greatly improved.
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As you know ... several women have accused Trump of sexual misconduct, and now Kavanaugh's in the crosshairs too.
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European banks with large trading operations, like Credit Suisse and Société Générale, have come into investors' crosshairs this week.
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The city has been in the Trump administration's crosshairs for refusing to help immigration authorities detain and deport immigrants.
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Now, in the second season, the worm has turned and the hosts have placed the guests in the crosshairs.
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In addition, Avenatti's also in the feds' crosshairs for allegedly trying to extort Nike outta more than $20 mil.
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Semiconductor stocks have indeed gotten trapped in the U.S.-China trade war's crosshairs, and other headwinds plague the industry.
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In the process, banks, asset reconstruction companies, innocent third-party purchasers get caught in the crosshairs of the PMLA.
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Facebook has been in the crosshairs of the ICO over other data protection issues, and not come out well.
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Two months earlier, Naftogaz was also in the crosshairs of two associates of Giuliani, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman.
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The victim -- Bennett Sipes -- has lawyered up and they don't just have Kourtney's ex, Younes Bendjima, in their crosshairs.
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On Monday, it was Lockheed Martin and its F-35 military jet program that ended up in Trump's crosshairs.
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Facebook's $5 billion fine and privacy settlement doesn't mean the social network is out of the federal government's crosshairs.
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But two years ago, as the Petrobras probe became public, prosecutors began to slowly put Lula in their crosshairs.
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Multiple reports indicate that Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, may currently be in Mueller's crosshairs.
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The iPhone maker has found itself in the crosshairs of European regulators for its business tax arrangement with Ireland.
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Wells Fargo is expected to be in the crosshairs when Clinton discusses how she would curb mandatory arbitration clauses.
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With Congress now split between Democrats and Republicans, consumer-related legislation is likely to be caught in the crosshairs.
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I think Dropbox is a particularly interesting case: it's in the crosshairs of Google, Microsoft, Apple, and so on.
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It may that they're sort of caught in the crosshairs of urban violence, but the kids are good kids.
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A report this week said the social media giant's founder Mark Zuckerberg could also be in the agency's crosshairs.
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But what jumped out to many observers was the symbol by Jackson's head — which some believed looked like crosshairs.
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If those fail, an equally unpleasant option would await -- accepting the reality the United States is in Pyongyang's crosshairs.
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Those sites will almost certainly be in the crosshairs, however, as Trump and fellow conservatives discuss their perceived biases.
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With the chemical industry caught in the crosshairs of a global trade war, what are we doing about it?
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And that has put him in the crosshairs of the usual suspects — the ACLU and other abortion-industry cheerleaders.
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" And Breitbart News, which frequently had Ryan in its crosshairs over the years, called it "Speaker Ryan's ObamaCare 2.0.
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Democrats have previously said worries that traditional news or bloggers would be swept into the agency's crosshairs are overblown.
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Sad, but true: The most vulnerable people in the transgender population have been caught in the crosshairs of history.
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This involves a display of a crosshairs and circle that appear on the white surface in the camera's viewfinder.
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Facebook nonetheless finds itself in congressional crosshairs for Russian-sponsored misinformation circulated in posts and advertisements before Election Day.
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In a statement on Friday, Lyft said its drivers won't be caught in the crosshairs of the legal battle.
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While marijuana possession remains illegal under federal law, small-time consumers are not in the crosshairs of Thursday's announcement.
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If they do, an LGBTQ community that was once largely left alone will find itself back in government crosshairs.
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As the Trump administration ramped up "collateral arrests" of immigrants during raids, DREAMers occasionally got caught in the crosshairs.
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The Trump administration has made it clear that abortion is squarely in its crosshairs for the next four years.
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It's one that his mentor Bill Gates surmounted after Microsoft found itself in the crosshairs during its monopoly days.
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BAGHDAD — Three weeks of escalating tensions between the United States and Iran have left Iraq in the conflict's crosshairs.
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Other personal care brands in the past have also been in the crosshairs of regulators over unproven product claims.
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He later deleted that post, posting the same photo without the crosshairs and then deleted that post as well.
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Nielsen said that U.S. democracy is "in the crosshairs" of foreign adversaries seeking to sow discord in American life.
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These programs provide a safety net to our most vulnerable citizens, but they've been in Ryan's crosshairs for years.
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Soon after, he replaced the post with a cropped image of Jackson, this time with the crosshairs cut out.
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The United States plays an even more central role in countries that have come into Mr. Trump's trade crosshairs.
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In 2013, the approval of a $1,000-a-pill treatment for hepatitis C put drug pricing in the crosshairs.
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" And Breitbart News, which frequently had Ryan in its crosshairs over the years, called it "Speaker Ryan's ObamaCare 85033.
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Yet, Facebook remains in the crosshairs of regulators & politicians, and data/privacy policies and products are just kicking in.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) to an ad circulated by the former Alaska governor that put Democratic districts in crosshairs.
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The deputy attorney general now finds himself in the crosshairs only two weeks after being confirmed by the Senate.
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"Flynn looks like he's in the crosshairs here for sure," says Andrew Wright, a professor at Savannah Law School.
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Roger Stone, the political operative and Donald Trump adviser, is in the crosshairs of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Stocks that are caught in the crosshairs of the trade war were able to make gains during the trade day.
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Trump has hitherto largely ignored Rubio, but if the past is any guide, Rubio will now be in Trump's crosshairs.
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What definitely matters is the fact that big Hollywood studios are now in the crosshairs of hackers around the world.
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"Trans women of color are at the crosshairs of racism, transphobia, misogyny, homophobia, classism — so many other things," Bazant says.
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He later deleted the image and reposted it without the crosshairs before removing it again, according to other media outlets.
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Hover time is regulated by a power gauge that appears next to the crosshairs whenever the jetpack are in use.
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It's going to suck if Rachel has to get caught in the crosshairs of their drama and ruin her weave.
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If both houses of Congress were to go Democratic, it could put the banks back in Washington's crosshairs, Cramer said.
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If both houses of Congress were to go democratic, it could put the banks back in Washington's crosshairs, Cramer said.
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The regulations put the shipping company directly in the crosshairs of the Trump administration's battle with Chinese tech company Huawei.
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The semiconductor stocks have been caught squarely in the trade war crosshairs and are especially sensitive to U.S.-China relations.
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But the Ugandans arrived at a time when refugees in Kenya were in the crosshairs of the country's security forces.
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Consumer tech will continue to be in the crosshairs if the presidents fail to reach an agreement at the G20.
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PRIOR TO APPLE'S TAX ISSUE IN DUBLIN, THE PHARMA INDUSTRY WAS THE ONE IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF ALL OF THIS.
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Aiming also feels rather alien because your crosshairs are tied to the movements of your head instead of your hands.
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By not placing risky bets on emerging ICOs, they've smartly navigated away from landing in the crosshairs of the law.
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The group's website turns your computer cursor into crosshairs and rewards you with food stamps if you shoot white people.
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Companies in the crosshairs that make multiple sclerosis drugs: AbbVie, Bayer, Biogen, Genentech, Merck, Novartis, Sanofi, and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries.
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Rio Tinto's market value is more than $173 billion, making the company one of the biggest in the SEC's crosshairs.
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But with Kleinfeld's strategy in place – and a history of supporting their flawed CEO – directors are still in Elliott's crosshairs.
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Wells Fargo has since deployed more lobbyists in Washington and launched a public relations offensive, but remains in politicians' crosshairs.
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He'd been living in a van covered with Trump stickers and images of Trump opponents with crosshairs over their faces.
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Republicans have, for many years now, put both in their crosshairs, and Lamb has been hammering Saccone on exactly that.
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Club for Growth has put Trump in its crosshairs, releasing ads attacking his healthcare plan and past remarks concerning women.
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The latest company to find itself in Cohn's crosshairs is AT&T, the media conglomerate that is an American staple.
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The nation's opioid crisis has put some real estate agents, especially those who represent higher-end properties, in the crosshairs.
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On top of blocking action to combat climate change, the Trump administration has put the Pacific walrus in its crosshairs.
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Silicon Valley's big worry: American firms are afraid of being caught in the crosshairs of a U.S.-China trade fight.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.), putting financial institutions in their crosshairs.
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And he found himself in the crosshairs of the ATP after he called the organization "corrupt" at the US Open.
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Fast food chain McDonald's and French energy company Engie are also in the EU crosshairs over their Luxembourg tax deals.
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One famous honeycomb-eating ASMR video was caught in the crosshairs of YouTube's efforts to protect kids on its platform.
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With gaming rigs now in the crosshairs, we could be seeing more gamers become cryptocurrency miners without even knowing it.
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In particular, one thing we've heard from sources is that the sales teams are in the crosshairs for the layoffs.
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"That devil up in the window could have had me, Kenny and everybody else up in his crosshairs," he said.
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While China is certainly in the crosshairs of these new rules, other investors have been hit by them as well.
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A 5th Circuit Trump judge criticized what he called the "moral tragedy' of abortion, putting Roe "squarely in his crosshairs.
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"I am concerned for anyone in the crosshairs of this investigation because it appears to have no boundaries," Caputo said.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE have all found themselves in his crosshairs.
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She asked him about details of how and why he shared a photo on Instagram with crosshairs behind her head.
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And second, it serves as a heads-up, especially to all those who might be in the crosshairs of Sednit.
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But her nomination appears to have gotten caught in the crosshairs of a broader Democratic fight over Trump's Cabinet nominees.
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"Germany is in the crosshairs of Islamist terror, just like France, Belgium or Britain," Mayer told television station n-tv.
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"They started feeling the pain a lot earlier because they were directly in the crosshairs of the tariffs," Rakesh said.
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But you tell me why some of the camera's crosshairs appeared to be behind objects in NASA's moon landing photos?
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Uber found itself once again in Color of Change's crosshairs this March, after it released its first-ever diversity report.
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Soleimani's success in advancing Iran's agenda has also put him in the crosshairs of regional foes Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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" The back and forth ended with Biden, determined to escape Harris' crosshairs, cutting himself off and declaring, "My time is up.
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But a decade later, some of the class' teachings are in the crosshairs of our society-wide conversation about phone addiction.
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Her position in fame's crosshairs means life isn't the same for her anymore, and that is taking some getting used to.
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First Lady Melania Trump is frequently in the crosshairs of public humiliation at the hands of the media, celebrities, and comedians.
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More than 20 distinct rules were in the crosshairs and about a half dozen of these resolutions had passed the House.
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That would leave Brand, the associate attorney general, in charge of a probe that now has Trump squarely in its crosshairs.
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So Microsoft may no longer be in regulatory crosshairs because the government has newer — if not necessarily bigger — fish to fry.
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Libor has been in regulators' crosshairs since its credibility was tarnished by a rate-rigging scandal emerging from the financial crisis.
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The original post with the crosshairs near US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson's head was deleted soon after Stone published it.
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Canada is in the crosshairs, too: Trump has threatened its "ruination" in the event that a new NAFTA deal isn't reached.
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That DNA showed the suspect was female, putting Lazarus in the crosshairs of investigators looking at the case with fresh eyes.
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" He said that the government's position in the case puts "every federal, state and local official nationwide in its prosecutorial crosshairs.
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Notably absent from this list is the biggest tech company, Microsoft, which previously spent about a decade in antitrust regulators' crosshairs.
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Yet, as a result, popular services that have championed strong encryption are increasingly finding themselves in the crosshairs of government agencies.
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Willey has also spoken out about her allegations in a book, Target: Caught in the Crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Many industries that you might imagine to be directly in the crosshairs of Silicon Valley are expected to plod along happily.
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When a TIE Fighter approaches from behind, you've got to avoid its targeting crosshairs until it passes in front of you.
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There are increasing signs that the Trump Organization—the family business built around the Trump brand—might be in its crosshairs.
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On July 3, Maggie H. opened up her Twitter mentions and found her face photoshopped into the crosshairs of a gunsight.
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As that stock price continues to drop off and pressure mounts, Twitter — and Dorsey — are going to be in the crosshairs.
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On Monday the House Judiciary Committee announced a bipartisan antitrust probe that has Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon in its crosshairs.
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You'd also have to be in the crosshairs for someone really, really determined, in which case you might have bigger problems.
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" But for legitimate publishers, the guidelines can still be important to "make sure you don't get caught up in the crosshairs.
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Searls places the Rorschach test and its creator in the crosshairs of art and science, impressionism and empiricism, objectivity and subjectivity.
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Trump put PBMs squarely in his crosshairs on Friday when he laid out his long-awaited plan to lower drug prices.
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That gives Trump the geopolitical bandwidth to make his own pivot in Asia, and he has Beijing clearly in his crosshairs.
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Rhodes has also been in critics' crosshairs because of his role preparing talking points for Rice ahead of those TV appearances.
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It's alleged that Mifsud was a go-between for Russia and the Trump campaign, and has since come into Mueller's crosshairs.
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Warren has over-exposed herself as an attack dog for Clinton and thus, put herself in the crosshairs of the GOP.
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It also corrected its description of the map, saying it depicted electoral districts, not Giffords and individual Democratic lawmakers, beneath crosshairs.
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If our legislators don't act by year end, stocks could be in the crosshairs of a 10 to 20 percent correction.
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Once the Caesar Act is signed into law, the EU's recent targets may also find themselves in the U.S. Treasury's crosshairs.
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Cordray's CFPB has long been in GOP crosshairs, as Republicans argue the agency wields too much power with too little oversight.
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Foreign firms are now in the crosshairs, said prosecutor Athayde Ribeiro Costa, who is heading the latest phase of the probe.
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Below are the people who sued Trump over their being blocked, and the tweets that landed them in the president's crosshairs.
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The cost of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program found itself in Trump's crosshairs on several occasions in recent months.
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But one of the tax breaks in the administration's crosshairs would hit Democratic voters the hardest, according to a CNBC analysis.
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Their mountain and valley homes have been caught in the crosshairs of border wars between India, Pakistan and China for decades.
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Now, however, it seems that the Department of Justice and the FBI are in the crosshairs more than the intelligence community.
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We don't truly know what evidence he's amassed, who's in the crosshairs, or what his hoped-for next move might be.
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The big picture: Drug prices have been in the crosshairs of lawmakers, and health insurers have always been a punching bag.
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Milk's prominence soon put him in the crosshairs of some of the most destructive forces in the push against gay liberation.
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" Based on the number of unnamed union official co-conspirators, Henning said federal officials likely have "other people in their crosshairs.
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Snapchat's decision shows how Silicon Valley companies are increasingly being caught up in the crosshairs of geopolitical disputes across the globe.
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Inevitably, with Aldo set as the next challenge and Nate Diaz firmly in McGregor's crosshairs, Edgar has some work to do.
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There are now reports he is close to representing the actor who is now in the crosshairs of the police department.
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Women have increasingly been caught in the crosshairs of drug violence, with an estimated seven women killed every day in Mexico.
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The IRS has been dogged by a series of high-profile breaches that have put its IT infrastructure in Chaffetz's crosshairs.
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In his new role, Sommers will serve as a major force for an industry that has found itself in Washington's crosshairs.
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Lobbyist Nathan Daschle recalled a trip in December to a country that had been in Trump's crosshairs during the presidential campaign.
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There is growing speculation in Washington that Rosenstein will be the next Justice Department official to find himself in Trump's crosshairs.
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While elections are a prominent flashpoint, these interference campaigns are ongoing and put a range of political events in their crosshairs.
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For the moment, at least, it's only Facebook, Google and Twitter that find themselves in the crosshairs of the U.S. Congress.
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Second, and far more importantly, the prime minister himself is squarely in the crosshairs of Israeli prosecutors and law enforcement authorities.
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Others condemned Sarah Palin, whose Super PAC had produced a map showing Giffords's congressional district beneath a pair of white crosshairs.
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Steal chicken wings and you might be in the crosshairs of one of American law enforcement's most powerful and secretive tools.
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Here they are: None of the Russians in Mueller's crosshairs are likely ever to see the inside of an American courtroom.
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Stormy Daniels is now in the crosshairs of Columbus, Ohio prosecutors ... and our sources say the cops were gunning for her.
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The broader health-care industry has also been caught in Washington's crosshairs after some high-profile cases of drastic drug price increases.
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Three insurance industry insiders said they were not surprised by the move since Anbang had been in the crosshairs of the government.
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This puts them in the crosshairs of a law signed by U.S. President Donald Trump last year expanding the powers of CFIUS.
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Libor has been in regulators' crosshairs since its credibility was tarnished by a rate-rigging scandal emerging from the 2008 financial crisis.
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In four cases, BuzzFeed News found, Trump's partners were in the crosshairs of law enforcement before his deal with them was signed.
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While Trump's free-trade comments may be the most idiosyncratic, he's not the only candidate to put the issue into the crosshairs.
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The tax breaks were not explicitly for people with disabilities, and the advocates had not expected they would be in Congress's crosshairs.
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Two prominent critics of Russian President Vladimir Putin have found themselves in the crosshairs of the notorious Chechen warlord-leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
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Instead, fear and intolerance seem to dominate the news and social media, with churches, synagogues and mosques increasingly caught in the crosshairs.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron and John Bercow, a prominent figure in the British parliament, are seen with crosshairs over the faces.
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Tech companies in both the U.S. and China are now in the trade war's crosshairs, following President Trump's new limitations on Huawei.
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GEOTHERMAL PLANT IN HAWAII VOLCANO'S CROSSHAIRS BELIEVED BY SOME TO BE ON SACRED GROUND The doctors were able to save Clinton's leg.
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Amazon is in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump who believes the e-commerce giant is ruining the United States Postal Service.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has long been in the crosshairs of conservatives, who see its regulations as anathema to economic growth.
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The center of your Ice Wall is wherever the crosshairs are focused, with the rest extending an equal distance on either side.
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Kadyrov then went on to post a video on Instagram — his favorite means of communication — showing opposition politicians in a rifle's crosshairs.
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But there are other people, currently in the administration, who could conceivably come into the crosshairs as the special counsel's investigation proceeds.
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Such a practice put Microsoft in the EU crosshairs, eventually resulting in millions of euros of fines for the U.S. software company.
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Maybe I cannot face the fact I am simply dangling in the adept crosshairs of demographic targeting like a motionless red apple.
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If they want to help police and seek legal status, they will put themselves in the crosshairs, increasing their chances of deportation.
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This segment, titled "The Spymasters — C.I.A. in the Crosshairs," examines the difficult decision-making that leaders face in the fight against terrorism.
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Bourbon, now caught in the crosshairs of a potential trade battle between Washington and Beijing, once relied on foreign markets for survival.
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Mangiaracina and Perkins weren't the only ones to leave the US Virgin Islands, only to move into the crosshairs of another storm.
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Vitalii Sediuk, the high-profile prankster who attacked Gigi Hadid earlier this month, put Kim in his crosshairs earlier today in Paris.
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Now, with Iran in the sanctions crosshairs, and despite increases in U.S. production, Russia re-emerges as the supplier of last resort.
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But at least a quarter of Latvians and Estonians also speak Russian, and both countries are likely to be in Putin's crosshairs.
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Jack is in the crosshairs again for three reasons: First, because certain Colorado officials have made the deliberate choice to target him.
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Whether it was Barr's responsibility to make the decision, his choice to not pursue a charge has thrust him into lawmakers' crosshairs.
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In the wake of tit-for-tat tariffs, America's beloved liquid spirit is caught in the crosshairs of Washington's escalating trade battle.
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The photo of U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, which included a symbol that appeared to represent crosshairs, was later taken down.
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The gag order was first issued after Stone posted an Instagram photo featuring what appeared to be crosshairs behind the judge's head.
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The emotional and cultural role beef plays in America also puts it in society's crosshairs in a way that fossil fuels don't.
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Mueller brought evidence of potential crimes to Rosenstein, who approved the search of Cohen's documents, likely putting them both in Trump's crosshairs.
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A new rule that raises financial advice standards remains in the crosshairs of opponents, with efforts to overturn it continuing in Congress.
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As the war of words escalates in the U.S.–China trade dispute, the future of crossborder investment is now in the crosshairs.
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The South Bend mayor was a target throughout the evening as he also found himself in the crosshairs of attacks by Sen.
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After serving as Donald Trump's all-purpose legal fixer during the 2016 election, Michael Cohen ended up in the legal crosshairs himself.
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The first post was a picture of Jackson with what appeared to be the crosshairs of a gun drawn behind her head.
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The agency did not specify which countries may pose a threat, however, many expect Chinese companies to be in the FCC's crosshairs.
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That comes from 57 years of me being in the crosshairs, first as my father's son and then as president of Liberty.
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Papadopoulos's quiet cooperation, in short, appears to have helped put a series of Trump officials in the crosshairs on Russia-related stuff.
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Marvel is now in the crosshairs of a boycott over support for Donald Trump ... at least that's what Armie Hammer seems to want.
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From there, the beat cools off several degrees to a more sinewy and ominous form, while the rapper puts interlopers in his crosshairs.
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Tech names are in the crosshairs of the trade war as the U.S. also seeks to thwart Chinese acquisition of U.S. intellectual property.
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In the late 22002s, Curiel's efforts to extradite a pair of alleged cartel gunmen to Mexico put him directly in the traffickers' crosshairs.
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But only a week after being gagged, Stone posted a photo of Jackson on Instagram with an image of crosshairs near her head.
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Cohen's decision comes a week after the FBI raided his office and seized documents, putting him in the crosshairs of a criminal investigation.
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Separately, Germany's security establishment fears the government's miserly defence spending will place it in Mr Trump's crosshairs at a NATO summit next month.
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However, you don't ever want to find yourselves in the crosshairs of this homebrew dart gun that's powerful enough to pierce a can.
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Most importantly, why should a woman be expected to upend her career just because she ended up in the crosshairs of some harasser?
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Well, it's possible that SpaceX may be in NOAA's crosshairs because of the company's recent Falcon Heavy launch and famous Starman live stream.
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Friendzone sings about everything from drug use to gender issues to suicide — and they, too, found themselves in the crosshairs of the crackdown.
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The auto industry is just one of many caught in the crosshairs of the trade war that President Trump has started with China.
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Other previously known distant objects include Eris at 96 AU and Pluto at 34 AU.An image of FarFarOut, located between the yellow crosshairs.
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The documentary (which is available to stream on HBO) is a touching portrait of a love caught in the crosshairs of conservative politics.
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They argued the order would needlessly put health, environment and safety rules in regulators' crosshairs when Trump's administration begins rolling out new rules.
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In the crosshairs At the center of the geopolitical storm is the tiny island of Guam, a US territory in the Pacific Ocean.
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Stone took down the post, republished a modified image without the crosshairs-looking-symbol and "hitman" reference, and then took that down too.
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As market leader, Amazon stands firmly in Ellison's crosshairs, but AWS took exception to his comments, and decided to issue a public rebuke.
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Flynn has long been in the crosshairs of congressional and federal investigators and has had previous problems with his national security clearance application.
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Activist investors are putting the U.S. banking sector in their crosshairs, betting that headwinds whipping through the industry will accelerate consolidation among lenders.
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The Trump administration's deregulatory push has many speculating whether U.S. anti-money laundering (AML) and terrorist financing regulations are also in the crosshairs.
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Thanks to the power it wields over international soccer, the ExCo has been in the crosshairs of the Western European media for decades.
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Libor has been in regulators' crosshairs since its credibility was tarnished by a rate-rigging scandal emerging from the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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I was always either over-correcting or under-correcting my aim, never quite able to put the crosshairs on the enemy I wanted.
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Penn last week rejected that claim, saying the Mexican government was trying to put him in the crosshairs of Guzman's feared Sinaloa cartel.
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He wasn't — but within the first six weeks of the Trump era, his status as a "convicted criminal" put him in ICE's crosshairs.
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Penn has rejected the Mexican government's claim, accusing officials of deliberately trying to put him in the crosshairs of Guzman's feared Sinaloa cartel.
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The agency, which was already looking at Facebook due to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, had Facebook in its investigative crosshairs, the report said.
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Small wonder, then, that ISIS has the region trained in its crosshairs; it has already stated its intention of establishing a Caliphate there.
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USCIS Director Francis Cissna is one top official said to be in the White House's crosshairs, as well as the agency's legal counsel.
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Harris has just fallen within the crosshairs, and as we've seen in the past, even a direct endorsement from Sanders himself won't help.
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What is clear is the Iranians are on maneuvers, Trump is in their crosshairs and Hormuz may be where they choose to strike.
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The Caribbean islands, which have been in the crosshairs of Hurricane Irma — and now Hurricane Maria — have suffered a huge amount of damage.
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Trump's restrictive trade policies have inflated Harley's raw material costs and put it in crosshairs of a trade skirmish with the European Union.
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Having gone through a breakup with the Joker (Leto's, not Phoenix's), Quinn finds herself in the crosshairs of every person she's ever wronged.
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Melissa Cook and her three innocent babies have been caught in the crosshairs of the Wild West nature of the U.S. surrogacy market.
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Financial giant Anbang Insurance Group, whose chairman was detained in June, has been one of the largest insurers caught in the crackdown's crosshairs.
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Go deeper: Face-aging app rejuvenates old privacy questions DNC warns 2020 campaigns against using FaceApp TikTok's rise lands it in critics' crosshairs
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Jackson also blasted Stone's behavior during the proceedings, which included a social media post that looked like a gun's crosshairs over her head.
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Jackson penalized Stone in her sentencing decision for posting the crosshairs image, saying his behavior wasted the court's time and created security concerns.
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At one point, Stone posted an image of Jackson on Instagram with what looked like the crosshairs of a gun over her head.
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It puts multinational corporations in the crosshairs, as the tax applies to both U.S. and foreign-headquartered firms, according to a KPNG analysis.
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Jackson had previously limited what Stone was allowed to say publicly about his case, on any platform, after he posted the crosshairs photo.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) unveiled 220006 new targets on Monday, bringing the total number of districts in their crosshairs to 2202.
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The agency did not specify which countries may pose a threat, however, many expect Chinese companies to be in the FCC's crosshairs. ADVERTISEMENT
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Trump now has Rosenstein in his crosshairs, CNN reported Friday, and has repeatedly suggested removing him, prompting advisers to warn the President off.
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Police said in addition to targeting popular nightspots, the suspects also had senior government officials including Prime Minister Najib Razak in their crosshairs.
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The reversal is ratcheting up concern that other safety rules could get caught in the crosshairs of President Trump's effort to reduce regulations.
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Instead, America's working poor and their children continue to be caught in the crosshairs of the White House's short-sighted and punitive proposals.
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There are plenty of reasons to think President Donald Trump might try to pardon his way out of special counsel Robert Mueller's crosshairs.
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While this arrest appears to relate to sanctions violations, the company has long been in the crosshairs of U.S. lawmakers over security concerns.
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I live on the West Coast, and if North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles are the real deal, then I'm sitting in their crosshairs.
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Over the last few years, ADF has been stealthily seizing power in the nation's public school systems, with queer youth squarely in their crosshairs.
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Authorities are increasingly savvy when it comes to the internet and simply using Tor isn't enough to keep you out of the FBI's crosshairs.
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He concedes there is potential for the sector to give up its latest gains, but for him, biotech is out of the political crosshairs.
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Zuckerberg has been in the crosshairs of Congress following the 2016 election and amid accusations lobbed by the right that Facebook is censoring conservatives.
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Jackson had ordered Stone to appear in court to explain the post that featured a photo of Jackson and a symbol that resembled crosshairs.
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There is no evidence that Jared Loughner, the gunman who shot Giffords and others in 2011, saw or was influenced by the crosshairs map.
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A wide range of U.S. allies have found themselves in Trump's crosshairs, or in disagreement with his policies at some point during the campaign.
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So the time seems to be ripe for him to jump out of the crosshairs, but not before taking a parting shot at Rep.
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Questions about rising drug prices have hammered many pharmaceutical companies, with the rising price of Mylan's EpiPen putting that company in the crosshairs recently.
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Apparently, Murray even has his crosshairs set on a prospective opponent: Alex Reid, another former fighter and past star of Britain's Celebrity Big Brother.
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Leo-based retrogrades in particular may place our egos, reputations, and pride in the crosshairs, with misunderstandings and back-handed comments acting as ammo.
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" Horizon Pharma: "Keep your powder dry here ... this is the kind of company that could easily be in the crosshairs of a tweeting politician.
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ISIS's main urban strongholds are now in the crosshairs, and we're going to see more American boots on the ground to help take them.
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That has put him in the crosshairs of the increasingly confident Liberal Democrats, who held Richmond until 2010, oppose Heathrow expansion and loathe Brexit.
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Colin Kaepernick is back in Donald Trump's crosshairs -- the President of the United States just mocked the QB for last season's national anthem protest.
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Strzok and Page have been in the crosshairs of the White House and its defenders since the mid-December release of their personal messages.
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Trump aides recognize that besides being in the crosshairs of investigators on Russia, they will be the continuing target of leaks from the bureaucracy.
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Councilperson Harrison also cited Microsoft as a possible target, but was unclear on the specific details that would put it in the SCO's crosshairs.
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But on Monday, Stone's Instagram account posted and then quickly deleted a photo of Jackson that had a rifle scope's crosshairs above her head.
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Daimler AG is finding itself in the crosshairs and wondering whether it could be the next target in a crackdown on diesel emissions scams.
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As long as only the scum of the earth are always in my crosshairs, there's one aspect of Hitman that will always be easy.
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With financial regulations in the political crosshairs, there is much discussion about the possibility of a repeal or overhaul of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Canada and China are involved in their own trade dispute that has snagged several agricultural products, including canola, beef and pork in its crosshairs.
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So far, no response from Jeter -- unlike Kim Kardashian who took Bette to task when she was in Midler's Twitter crosshairs earlier this year.
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Investors in the Facebook or Amazon crosshairs need to start with one question: do you own a particular stock for the very long term?
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McCabe had been in GOP crosshairs since the 2016 election, over what Republicans have characterized as a conflict of interest in the Clinton probe.
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"Americans are caught in the crosshairs of the administration's three-front trade war, and they will be the ones paying the price," Quach said.
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Among those in the president's crosshairs was Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who came to the U.S. at age 10 as an asylum seeker from Somalia.
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"We have a President who has working families in his crosshairs and now is not a time to be complacent or accommodating," he said.
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Unsurprisingly, the tax plan faced public opposition at the time it was passed and while it was in the crosshairs of unfavorable media attention.
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As an industry that operates on high volume and thin margins, it was fully aware that they were firmly in the Obama administration's crosshairs.
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The Fed has regularly landed in political crosshairs due in part to its legal requirement to restrain the economy when conditions threaten price stability.
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Other data in investors' crosshairs next week include personal consumption on Monday, consumer confidence on Tuesday, and car sales and factory activity on Thursday.
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Despite our community's rapid growth, our enormous contributions to the economy, culture, military, and prosperity of the country, we find ourselves in the crosshairs.
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The U.S. military could be caught in the crosshairs following President Donald Trump's move to slap tariffs on some of the nation's closest allies.
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Caught in the crosshairs are millions of undocumented immigrants—some with U.S. citizen children—who are fearful of the imminent separation from their families.
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But Trump's response to the latest launches suggest that with missiles flying again, Washington and Pyongyang could once more be in each other's crosshairs.
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In addition to the open records lawsuits, Clinton's server is also in the crosshairs of an FBI investigation examining whether classified information was mishandled.
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When set to Simple Mode, the game will unleash a barrage of automatic gunfire whenever an enemy enters your crosshairs, no extra touch required.
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News reports indicated that Trump's former White House national security adviser, Michael Flynn, could be the next person to find himself in Mueller's crosshairs.
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Once he pulls the trigger on that explosive right hand of his, it is often game over for those who are in his crosshairs.
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In the activists' crosshairs is Trump's Labor Department nominee, Andy Puzder, who is the CEO of CKE Restaurants, which owns Carl's Jr. and Hardee's.
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One day Iran was in the crosshairs, the next North Korea, then Syria or China or some other country that had triggered Trump's rage.
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Politicians and their constituents have had Wall Street in their crosshairs ever since the financial crisis and the industry has been an easy target.
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You can take direct control of Takkar's owl companion with the press of a button, marking any threats by hovering your crosshairs over them.
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Privacy Shield, a data collection sharing agreement between the U.S. and Europe, could be in the crosshairs as a result of the upcoming vote.
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Kelly also in the crosshairs: Current chief of staff John Kelly is said to have called Trump "unhinged" and an "idiot," which Kelly denied.
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Elected officials representing workers in GM's crosshairs, though, tore into the company soon after it announced plans to scale back its North American operations.
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In Crosshairs Study, several small diamond shaped canvases show a black subject wearing a gray hoodie with a sniper laser trained on his forehead.
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Because the House successfully passed an ObamaCare repeal and replace bill, the Senate is now in the crosshairs for the collapse of the effort.
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It referenced the Giffords (D-Ariz.) shooting and a map Palin's political action committee had used showing crosshairs over her congressional district and others.
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Stuck in the crosshairs of the best and worst of PG County and Washington, D.C., the rapper doesn't know who he wants to be.
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Take the private equity industry, in the crosshairs again thanks to failed leveraged buyouts like retailer Toys R Us, which went bankrupt in 230.
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Atlantia and ASPI are in the crosshairs of the government after a motorway bridge operated by Autostrade collapsed, killing 43 people, in August 2018.
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The Republican summary also indicates the committee report looks at special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, which has been in the crosshairs of many Republicans.
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Go deeper: Hawley bill targets Apple and TikTok ties to China TikTok's rise lands it in critics' crosshairs TikTok is China's next big weapon
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"We all know and do not forgive," reads a marcher's sign adorned with a rifle's crosshairs meant to symbolize the targeted murder of Nemtsov.
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To be a conservative or even a political agnostic puts you in the crosshairs of colleagues often unwilling to consider another point of view.
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Do you think things have pivoted back and that Wall Street banks, as we go into an election year, are back in the crosshairs?
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A signature achievement of the Obama administration, the international accord has been in President Donald Trump's crosshairs since he was on the campaign trail.
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In other words, House incumbents on both sides — particular centrist ones — may wind up in the crosshairs of their own party's activists in 6900.
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Papadopoulos' book, "Deep State Target: How I Got Caught in the Crosshairs of the Plot to Bring Down President Trump," was released in March.
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That's right -- the head of the Russian government that our intelligence agencies have confirmed attacked our 2016 elections has somehow escaped Trump's Twitter crosshairs.
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Technology has been a key part of the ongoing U.S-China trade war with one company in particular, Huawei, being caught in the crosshairs.
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In that order's crosshairs are San Francisco, Boston, Denver and every other city that has declared itself, or simply acts like, a sanctuary jurisdiction.
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Blueface and his crew are in the crosshairs of cops who have opened a criminal investigation stemming from their involvement in a brutal beatdown.
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Chinese tech has been caught in the crosshairs of the U.S. government as tech behemoth Huawei becomes a bargaining chip in the trade war.
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That stance also avoids putting them further in the crosshairs of Trump and other Republicans who have accused the tech giants of censoring conservatives.
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Since Facebook, Amazon and Google have such total dominance of their markets, it is likely they will soon be in the crosshairs of Washington.
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But much like Trump Jr., he has also been in the crosshairs of investigators looking into the Trump campaign role in Russia's election meddling.
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While pro-government newspapers like Ultimas Noticias operate freely in Venezuela, El Nacional often finds itself in the crosshairs of Maduro's ruling Socialist party.
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I was caught in the crosshairs of a justice system that destroys the lives of poor and working class people for no defensible reason.
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A photo was posted Monday to his account of Judge Jackson with an image of crosshairs behind her, ostensibly framing her as a target.
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Still, with so many climate change regulations already in the GOP's crosshairs, Pruitt's nomination is certain to renege some of President Obama's environmental achievements.
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Lil Kim is in the crosshairs of the LAPD after her crew allegedly robbed a woman over a BET party house ... TMZ has learned.
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But we don't truly know what evidence he's amassed, who's in the crosshairs, or what the special counsel's hoped-for next move might be.
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BMW is one of the biggest exporters of vehicles from the United States to China, putting it firmly in the crosshairs of the trade war.
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Group B top-seeded United States have their next opponent, 16th ranked Japan, in their crosshairs while Serbia get unbeaten Australia, Group A's top seed.
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" Ellison was responding to Bartiromo's comment that Silicon Valley tech giants have become increasingly influential and are now in the "crosshairs of the U.S. government.
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At Google, YouTube has found itself in the crosshairs amid concerns that the platform's video-recommendation software directs viewers toward violent, disturbing or conspiratorial content.
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However, even annual price hikes of 9 percent over a two-year period would put a company in the crosshairs of the new California legislation.
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Those factory job losses to automation will almost certainly continue, no matter how many more companies find themselves in the crosshairs of Trump's threatening tweets.
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Fort McMurray is the heart of Canada's oil-sands production and was already caught in the crosshairs of the industry's latest boom and bust economy.
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Perhaps more importantly, U.S. and Western military operations against the Islamic State place the United States and its allies squarely in the Islamic State's crosshairs.
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They would sell our content to programmatic advertisers and put us directly in the crosshairs of every social media analyst with a fringe political agenda.
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But when GM (GM) announced plans last November to close US plants, it put itself in the UAW's crosshairs and made its strike almost inevitable.
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Not even half an hour later, the president then tweeted praise of Roger Stone, his longtime adviser who's been in Mueller's crosshairs in recent months.
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Bill Clinton has campaigned for his wife during the primary process, putting his presidential record and past in the crosshairs of Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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That means Macron will be in protesters' crosshairs for quite some time, especially since he has given no indication he will bend to their demands.
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"They're politically caught in the crosshairs," said Brian Yacktman, founder of YCG Investments, which oversees over $750 million and owns shares of Facebook and Alphabet.
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The local outcry was substantial, putting further China - Sri Lanka cooperation in the crosshairs and serving as a warning to other countries receiving Chinese investment.
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The FLIR app also lets you place crosshairs on the screen to measure the specific temperature of different areas in the same photo or video.
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The postings included a photo of Bowdich's head placed in the crosshairs of a riflescope and superimposed onto the the bodies of ISIS beheading victims.
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"PUST is certainly going to be in the crosshairs for -- let's say special attention -- by the North Korean authorities because of that book," says Madden.
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Farrah Abraham didn't mince words when it came to dolling out blame for Valerie Fairman's death ... and "16 and Pregnant" fell right in Farrah's crosshairs.
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That proximity has long placed it in North Korea's crosshairs, but the escalating war of words has put this territory of 160,000 civilians on edge.
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Nicki Minaj put Remy Ma in her crosshairs and called her a failing, traitorous, lying bitch ... with a little help from Drake and Lil Wayne.
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Now, it looks like Samsung, the world's largest chipmaker, is in the crosshairs of Beijing, according to a Wall Street Journal report by Yoko Kubota.
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This potentially puts a company like Caroobi — or at least the business model behind it — into the crosshairs of companies like Amazon, or even Square.
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In recent weeks, the company has wandered into the crosshairs of the government's ongoing campaign to control Web content and ensure localization of data storage.
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"Women have been in the crosshairs since day one of this administration," Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, told Refinery29.
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This close-up image of one side of the van shows images with crosshairs over Hillary Clinton, Michael Moore, CNN's Van Jones ... and many more.
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A business in a similar situation might find itself in the crosshairs of Section 5 of the FTC Act and several states' consumer protection acts.
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The U.S. is preparing more hacking plans to target Iran while American businesses are expecting that if tension continues, it'll be them in the crosshairs.
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This characterization endangers the outcome of this work, throwing a decades-long effort for a better count into the crosshairs of a deeply partisan Washington.
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Most of the content shared through Forge (not unexpectedly) is centered around League of Legends, which could put it directly in the crosshairs of Twitch.
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Two other prized possessions of Shkreli's are also in the government's crosshairs: a Picasso painting and an enigma machine, which code-breakers used in WWII.
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And then, zooming in on the globe, you align some crosshairs over one of the dots, and the radio crackles, and there you are, live.
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More severe weather is taking shape on Wednesday, with the Mid-Atlantic states in the crosshairs for severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and heavy rain.
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Companies in the crosshairs of trade negotiations could also use the earnings season to shine a spotlight on the potential for economic harm, Gordon said.
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Meanwhile, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus finds himself caught in the crosshairs regarding the debate over the rules at the GOP convention this summer.
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Instead, we are seeing the first major protectionist move against East Asian economies — countries that Trump has had in his crosshairs since the 2016 campaign.
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WALL STREET IN 22019 CROSSHAIRS: The right and left increasingly have one thing in common: neither wants to be seen as friendly to Wall Street.
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Of course using a picture of the judge with the logo from corruption central with "crosshairs" near her head was wrong and over the top.
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Obstfeld said that the trade conflicts have damaged the global economy beyond just the harm to specific industries and businesses in the crosshairs of tariffs.
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He urged Trump not to get rid of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Lee Francis Cissna, who is said to be in Miller's crosshairs.
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Even with those good deeds in hand, Wells Fargo will probably remain in the political crosshairs for some time, according to analysts and congressional staff.
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Trump, in what quickly became conventional wisdom, was sending a sign to his former associates who had found themselves in special counsel Robert Mueller's crosshairs.
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Seeing Tuesday night's election results, Trump has every reason to worry that the social forces that took down Moore have the president in their crosshairs.
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Presidents may have more means at their disposal to do it, but it is a crime anyone in the crosshairs of the law can do.
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That immediately put him in Democratic crosshairs and the party has coalesced around Andy Kim, a former Obama national security aide, as its standard-bearer.
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Instead, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit is fighting to save his country's democracy, and in doing so has put himself in the crosshairs of the military-led government.
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The Biden campaign used the video as an opportunity to call out Facebook (FB), a company that finds itself increasingly in the crosshairs of Democrats.
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He reminds us that the issue of monopoly dominated our politics for generations, even as the companies in the crosshairs changed in form and ambition.
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Reports of Beijing-friendly censorship is one of the elements of TikTok&aposs Chinese ownership which has placed it in the crosshairs of US lawmakers.
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Indeed, this seems to be the livestock industry's goal, and removing ESA protections will immediate put wolves back in their crosshairs, in a literal sense.
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The foreign airlines in the crosshairs are state-owned Emirates and Etihad Airways in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar Airways in Doha, Qatar.
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Atlantia and the Benetton family have been in the government's crosshairs since a motorway bridge operated by Autostrade collapsed, killing 503 people, in August 2018.
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But at the agency that oversees border protection and immigration matters -- Trump's signature issue -- it was inevitable Nielsen would find herself in the President's crosshairs.
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Giuliani's involvement has implicated members of the State Department, frustrated Republican officials and placed the former mayor in the crosshairs of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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A pilots' strike has grounded British Airways, our reporters got the inside story of the canceled Taliban meeting and Big Tech is in regulators' crosshairs.
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At the time it was released, the dossier, which was commissioned by the private investigation firm Fusion GPS, landed Steele in the crosshairs of conservatives.
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It's not just millennials new to the work force who are in the crosshairs of being automatically defaulted into a too-low default contribution rate.
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He's promised to take an easier approach to firms in the bureau's crosshairs, which has enraged Democrats skeptical of his interest in policing financial fraud.
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Technology stocks had their worst week since March, and they could remain in the crosshairs, particularly if the Trump administration unveils new tariffs on China.
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Her decision came after an initial warning over a Stone Instagram post that appeared to show a gun's crosshairs above a picture of Jackson's head.
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The lost oil production will certainly weigh on Alberta's economy in the second quarter and the province is already in the crosshairs of ratings agencies.
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Companies in the crosshairs include China Molybdenum Co Ltd, which bought a $1.7 billion niobium mine in 4.903 that Bolsonaro says Brazil should develop itself.
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The freak incident was the first time that Cyprus has been caught in the crosshairs of military operations in the Middle East despite its proximity.
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"And the interesting thing is that a lot of people whose jobs are squarely in the crosshairs of the technologies, a lot of people doing the jobs that are about to go away, they don't understand AI, they don't have the training to understand AI.""And so a lot of people whose jobs are going to go away don't know that they're in the crosshairs," Ng concluded.
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Such warnings are why agencies like the EPA and the Education Department that have long been in conservative crosshairs are particularly vulnerable in the Trump era.
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Lucky for Xyp9x, Neo walked right in front of his crosshairs with the bomb, allowing Xyp93x to turn it into a 1v2 and defend the bomb.
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Operation Sophia, an EU military operation, is in Italy&aposs crosshairs after one of its vessels docked in Sicily with 106 migrants aboard over the weekend.
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"Tech continues to be caught in the crosshairs of the triple threat of rising interest rates, global growth fears and trade tensions with China," Zaccarelli wrote.
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Family warned What we know: Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader said he has cautioned surviving family members that they may still be in the killers' crosshairs.
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And proposals to add new flag emoji can get caught in the crosshairs of governments, Unicode, and the technology companies that implement emoji on their platforms.
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We take even simpler things for granted, including one particularly ridiculous kind of indulgence that has found itself in the political crosshairs: the plastic drinking straw.
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Just weeks after a handful of ongoing proceedings took 6ix9ine to court in two states, he has again found himself in the crosshairs of law enforcement.
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Amazon has frequently been in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump, who last week took aim at the company over taxes and jobs, without offering evidence.
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You can listen to part of the speech here: He highlighted how children had been caught in the conflict's crosshairs, especially in the city of Aleppo.
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It looks like he's once again in the crosshairs of authorities that want to sweep him under the rug while he hunts down some nefarious target.
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An unapologetic nationalist is bound for the White House, Republicans are in control of both houses of Congress—and the world body is in their crosshairs.
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As New Orleans once again finds itself in the crosshairs of a natural disaster, local jail officials say they won't repeat the mistakes of the past.
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If I fire with the AK47, the first bullet will go straight through the crosshairs then a little bit higher, then higher, then to the left.
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The department's inspector general is currently investigating whether Comey behaved appropriately, an extraordinary move that means the nation's top cop is himself in law enforcement crosshairs.
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The House Financial Services Committee will hold hearings on three portions of Dodd-Frank, the Wall Street reform law that have long been in Republican crosshairs.
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The FBI has been in Republican crosshairs for months, with some conservatives asserting there is political bias against Trump at the highest levels of law enforcement.
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It wasn't clear whether the President was indeed infuriated by Coats' remarkable appearance, but speculation abounded in Washington that Coats might be in the President's crosshairs.
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"It is very clear that Donald Trump has California in the crosshairs," said Kevin de León (D), the president pro tempore of the California state Senate.
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Juul pods are in the crosshairs of regulators at the federal, state, and local levels because research has linked flavors to the rise of youth vaping.
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Over the course of the season players were caught in Trump's Twitter crosshairs, the President repeatedly calling out Goodell and NFL owners for not taking action.
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The opposition has agreed to remove the three deputies to get itself out of the court's crosshairs, but the justices have rejected the moves as insufficient.
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Microsoft's revelation that Russia-linked hackers targeted conservative groups is raising flags about who the Kremlin has in its crosshairs ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-NY) invitation to tour the US House of Representatives following a dramatic week that saw the soccer star in President Trump's crosshairs.
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One already in the crosshairs is the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is under the purview of the United Nation's World Health Organization.
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The biggest problem ... Conor could get in the crosshairs of immigration officials, who might try to deport him for committing a violent felony in the U.S.
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As an artist returning to East Los Angeles, she was in the crosshairs of an anti-gentrification campaign that singled out art galleries as unwelcome interlopers.
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The Navy's deployment plan, the Optimized Fleet Response Plan, which governs the entire life cycle of a ship and its crew, is also in the crosshairs.
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Stone showed his contempt for the court when he posted a photo online of the judge next to an image of what appear to be crosshairs.
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Instead, Stone had antagonized the court by posting an image on Instagram that portrayed Jackson with what appeared to be gun crosshairs next to her head.
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But the companies are just the latest to find themselves in the crosshairs of the public and activists by dint of their political contributions or views.
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Unfortunately, the 1031 exchange is in the crosshairs of well-intentioned tax reform efforts as revenue is sought to offset the cost of cutting tax rates.
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To see if your shot is charged, watch the little gauge on the right side of the crosshairs while you're looking through the Widow's Kiss scope.
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Photo: Smith Collection / Gado / Getty ImageRing's controversial relationship with police departments nationwide has landed the Amazon-owned home security company in the crosshairs of congressional concern.
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Felicity Huffman got caught in the Emmys' crosshairs with a not-so-subtle shot at the former winner and TV darling that invoked her prison sentence.
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Here Come the Bidens This appears to be the first indication we've gotten that the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, was in Trump's crosshairs.
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The amendments would also allow spouses of H-1B holders to obtain work visas, a program that has been in the crosshairs of the Trump administration.
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An agreement guaranteeing Ukrainian transit would remove the companies from political crosshairs and ensure a continuing supply of gas through Ukraine, which they believe is necessary.
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The visit could bring a welcome salve to farmers caught in the crosshairs of the trade war if it results in a reopening of the market.
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But she ordered him gagged in February after he posted an image on Instagram that featured her own head next to what looked like gun crosshairs.
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It's the first time in my nine hurricane seasons doing this that it's been my state, my family that has been in the crosshairs of a hurricane.
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It hasn't been easy to give people fair warning about tornadoes, especially those folks caught in the crosshairs of violently-rotating columns of damaging, high-speed winds.
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It's halfway through Cheers' 11th season, and after years of atrocious negligence with his income taxes, everyone's favorite mug-coddler has found himself in the IRS's crosshairs.
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The alert provides some specifics about an emerging threat that could translate a cyberattack into practical chaos for a country in the crosshairs of such an attack.
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The retirements of longtime Republican congressmen Rodney Frelinghuysen and Frank LoBiondo – both of whom served 12 terms – have put two reliably Republican districts in the Democrats' crosshairs.
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But a reverse effect is also true: When a company gets in Trump's Twitter crosshairs, it immediately sees the rest of the twittersphere join in the attack.
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In fact, if American history is any indication, being an outspoken activist for women and black liberation might bring her even closer to police or extralegal crosshairs.
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Comey has long been in Republican crosshairs with respect to this issue, and President Donald Trump reportedly wanted to indict both Comey and Clinton earlier this year.
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That has raised fears in law-enforcement circles that the head of the office, Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey Berman, could be in the crosshairs of the President.
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Within hours, the small business, which serves "Tricked Out Nachos" and an "El Camino Bowl," was plunged into the crosshairs of the rancorous national debate over immigration.
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The total value of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods was expanded from $50 billion to $250 billion, putting Capstone's LED products in the crosshairs of 10% levies.
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The order was viewed as a way to bolster the bottom line of farmers caught in the crosshairs of Trump's trade war with China, the sources said.
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Interestingly, among those groups in the crosshairs is Facebook, which is now struggling to work out what its journalistic responsibilities are in this strange new digital age.
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A lower yuan makes interest payments more expensive for Chinese property firms, already in the crosshairs of a government trying to cool the overheating real estate market.
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But the company has been caught in Washington's crosshairs over the last few months, and Facebook shares are trading about 10% below the July all-time level.
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Farr finds the whole threat so laughable he's publicly offered pro bono audit defense for anyone who actually winds up in the IRS's crosshairs due to #ThotAudit.
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The ad featured a map with rifle-scope crosshairs superimposed on vulnerable electoral districts, though not on any image of Giffords herself as the Times incorrectly implied.
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Image: Gizmodo / PexelsOh God, a hacker's on the loose with a new (but familiar) Google Docs phishing scam, and journalists (among many others) are in the crosshairs.
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Fetty Wap's baby mama is railing on the rapper, claiming he's put their daughter squarely in the crosshairs of Internet trolls who are now on the attack.
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The big advantage she enjoys is a hit-scan weapon, meaning her bullets hit the center of her crosshairs at the precise moment the trigger is pressed.
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Kisor puts Auer v Robbins—a two-decade-old precedent that agencies should be able to interpret their own regulations when they are ambiguous—in its crosshairs.
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Embroiled in that maelstrom is Hakan Veil, a born-and-bred mercenary who awakens from his hibernation to find himself in more than one set of crosshairs.
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Trump has long been in Anonymous' crosshairs, with the group declaring war on him last year when he was a candidate for President of the United States.
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Trump has not addressed North Korea specifically in any of his post-election interviews From the start of Trump's election campaign, China has been in his crosshairs.
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But in getting caught in what appears to be several lies, she does herself (and others caught in the crosshairs of the mess) more harm than good.
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The same goes for any meeting between the president-elect and Bill Clinton, who campaigned vigorously on his wife's behalf and sometimes found himself in Trump's crosshairs.
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We're told authorities have been honing in on at least one suspect, but it's unclear if the woman in the video is in the crosshairs of authorities.
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Nightcap: Mr. Trump's anti-Washington campaign goes to Washington | Sign up That reality put Kasich in Cruz's crosshairs in an interview on Fox News on Monday night.
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Eliminating proactive oversight will put our armed forces back in the crosshairs — risking readiness, damaging morale, and adding an unnecessary financial burden to our all-volunteer force.
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Multiple current and former politicians have been caught in the crosshairs of criminal charges, including the head of the biggest party in the Romanian Parliament, Liviu Dragnea.
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In insisting that abortion is "not a political issue but a health care one," Wen hoped to remove Planned Parenthood from conservative crosshairs and expand its support.
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But within weeks, the policy found itself in the crosshairs of Tennessee's state legislature, which is 85 percent white, and was ultimately rolled back the following year.
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CAP has been advocating for a more moderate approach to health care than Medicare for All, which has recently put its leaders in the crosshairs of Sen.
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And I think we're kind of at that crossroads as far as equality and just women empowerment, so you're kind of being in the crosshairs of that.
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One adviser told the Post that the president does not believe his son intentionally broke the law, but that he may inadvertently end up in Mueller's crosshairs.
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While calling on GOP candidates to embrace Trump's anti-Washington agenda, NRSC Executive Director Ward Baker warned about getting caught in the crosshairs of Trump's inflammatory remarks.
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Further evidence of his close ties to fossil fuel interests — which are often in the EPA's crosshairs in pollution enforcement — is likely to sow even more unrest.
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After he vows to help her escape her abusive husband, Chance learns that her husband is a high-ranking police detective, and now he's in his crosshairs.
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Comey in particular has been in the crosshairs of Trump allies, who see him as Exhibit A that the bureau was biased against Trump during the election.
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The CFPB, the brainchild of Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat, has long been in the crosshairs of Republicans, who say it has had too much unchecked power.
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Sessions back under the spotlight The new push to learn about Sessions' involvement in the Cohen raid could put the attorney general in Trump's crosshairs once again.
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Sectors in the crosshairs — including technology and industrials — could see the widest stock swings depending on the success of the talks, according to the report published Tuesday.
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Perhaps he saw it as a simple, but necessary, statement of fact — a passing line meant to make the point that he was not in the crosshairs.
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Stephen Belafonte got in the crosshairs of the feds after his brother bragged Belafonte was in possession of a gun ... a gun he is prohibited from owning.
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Obama was moving in that direction with fuel economy standards for vehicles and federal appliance and building standards, but those policies are in the Trump administration's crosshairs.
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Stone was already reportedly in Mueller's crosshairs before it came to light Thursday that he was admittedly in contact with a Russian intelligence agent during the campaign.
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Asus includes nice features like Eye Care technology to help reduce eye strain, as well as built-in gamer-centric overlays like an fps counter and crosshairs.
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Enlisted to help an inventor (Stephen Merchant) who has created a dangerous computer weapon, Lisbeth suddenly finds herself in the crosshairs of a very bad, ruthless cabal.
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One of the times Stone broke his gag order, the prosecution notes, directly involved her -- when Stone posted an image on Instagram of crosshairs behind her head.
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Democrats will debate again on Tuesday in Charleston, South Carolina, providing an opening for Sanders' rivals to put him in the crosshairs before the state's Saturday primary.
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Executives and companies in all three sectors have fallen in her crosshairs in recent months amid bank deregulation, rising medical costs and a rise in environmental activism.
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Four days ago, Stone had posted then removed a photo of Jackson on Instagram that had crosshairs -- or what Stone called a "Celtic cross" -- behind her head.
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Feinstein definitely is in the crosshairs, with 75 percent believing she should have turned over Ford's letter months earlier so that this debacle might have been avoided.
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While kowtowing to Trump could raise questions about Saudi leadership, failing to send a clear signal to the mercurial U.S. president could put OPEC in Trump's crosshairs.
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"I think he's being mishandled by his boss," Patrick said when asked what he thinks of the fact that Sessions is in the crosshairs of the President.
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For one, high-pitched recriminations may resume in 240, with Chinese tech firms such as Huawei and video-sharing app TikTok seen coming into the U.S. crosshairs.
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However, after Stone posted an image of the judge and what appeared to be crosshairs on his Instagram feed, Jackson ordered him into court to explain himself.
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Nonetheless, Avdiivka is decisively in the crosshairs, causing further violence to spill along the contact line, even in areas where fighting had eased off in recent months.
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It's not just the women in the crosshairs of "The Donald" who have to deal with men who think that "locker room talk" is no big deal.
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We don't completely understand the physics of these explosions; nor can we predict when and where they will happen (and if Earth will be in the crosshairs).
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I know he doesn't normally enjoy being in the crosshairs this much but the dinner guests at St. John understand his wildness and lack of super-slick swagger.
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Meanwhile, Villanelle is on the outs with The Twelve after shooting Konstantin, and, according to a press release, Villanelle is in yet another assassin's crosshairs in season 2.
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These comments—so unnatural and forced—show us how much of male bonding happens at the expense of the women unlucky enough to get caught in its crosshairs.
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More recently Russia has found itself in the crosshairs of the Islamic State (IS), which declared a holy war on Russia after Mr Putin sent warplanes to Syria.
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"Any company with any kind of consumer product could potentially end up in their crosshairs, and that's a very dangerous place to be," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The filing is part of an ongoing fight around the FCC's broadband privacy rules, which are currently in Republicans' crosshairs in the House, Senate, and the commission itself.
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After the post was perceived as a direct threat to Jackson by many social media users, Stone deleted it and posted the same image, cropping out the crosshairs.
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Hurricane Florence is taking aim squarely at the Carolinas — with North Carolina in the crosshairs first on Thursday through early Saturday, followed by South Carolina and possibly Georgia.
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The deaths of the five is the latest twist in a complicated tale that put Cairo in the crosshairs of Italy, the United Kingdom and the European Parliament.
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It's been almost two decades, but today, Kobalt offers a suite of technologies and services and has its crosshairs on the big three labels — Universal, Sony, and Warner.
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With Facebook currently in the crosshairs of European regulators over a wide range of issues, Clegg brings a perspective and a clout that the company has previously lacked.
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Cardi B and Offset are in the crosshairs of another lawsuit stemming from the guy who sued the rappers claiming their hired muscle beat the crap outta him.
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The mid 2000s also saw second generation P2Ps and early Bittorrent indexes land in the crosshairs of trade organizations like the RIAA —and the majority went belly-up.
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But not cutting rates will put him in the crosshairs of the president and the market, which has investors pricing in a 0% chance he doesn't do it.
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By only firing when the propeller's blades weren't in its crosshairs, there was less risk of the machine guns on these classic planes turning their props into sawdust.
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One could argue that the tech companies that are in the antitrust crosshairs are more central to our everyday lives than any group of accused monopolists in history.
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Driving the news: Stone posted a photo to his Instagram account Tuesday showing the judge in the case, Amy Berman Jackson, with a crosshairs symbol near her head.
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This is the market Shine has in its crosshairs, with an SMS and a brand new Facebook Messenger bot aiming to help teens keep a sense of perspective.
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Jackson first barred Stone from making public statements about his case in February, after he posted on Instagram a photo of the judge with crosshairs behind her head.
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The advertiser conundrum: There is a growing trend of advertisers being caught in the crosshairs of partisan media forces, and that pressure is particularly strong from liberal activists.
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There were others, most of them women who didn't want to go on the record for this story, for fear of being in the trolls' crosshairs yet again.
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Allegations that R. Kelly's the mastermind behind an abusive "cult" are now in the crosshairs of one major official in Atlanta ... and he's calling for a criminal investigation.
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Our sources say the investigation is sweeping ... doctors and pharmacies involved in prescribing and filling meds for Prince are targeted, but possible enablers are also in the crosshairs.
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Neither Kevin Durant nor Harden won a championship with the curse hanging over them, and many teams rightly live in fear of falling into the Based God's crosshairs.
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An automatic landing feature calls it back to you automatically without many issues, or you can simply turn the camera down and set crosshairs on an empty spot.
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What's next Irma's path shifted slightly to the west overnight, sparing Miami a direct hit, but it put cities like Tampa, Fort Myers and Naples in its crosshairs.
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He has put enormous pressure on Manafort -- someone who is also in the crosshairs on the Hill given his past work with a pro-Russian Ukranian political party.
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Democrats are looking to put a number of their own incumbents in the crosshairs in 6900 as competing party factions vie for influence in the new House majority.
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Once, Evelyn Farkas, the former deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russia and Ukraine, was in Trump's crosshairs and spilling from the wagging tongues of cable news experts.
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"This sends a message to anybody who's in Bob Mueller's crosshairs right now, you better get to the special counsel and make your deal right now," he said.
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Clinton has been in the crosshairs of many conservatives, who say that her time at the State Department only empowered foreign adversaries such as North Korea and Iran.
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Government officials have said the country, which accepted nearly 900,000 migrants last year, many refugees from war zones in the Middle East, lies in the "crosshairs of terrorism".
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If she prevails and Trump is no longer in the crosshairs of the mainstream media, the fourth estate will place its POTUS-sized bullseye firmly on her back.
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Had Citizens United turned out differently, the Federal Election Commission (FEC), with just an administrative sleight of hand, could have constitutionally placed Wolff's publisher in the agency's crosshairs.
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The fact that the Black Sea is becoming a maritime strategic bone of contention between U.S.-led NATO exercises and Russia's Crimea, Georgia is caught in the crosshairs.
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The agency has been in Republicans' crosshairs for as long as it has existed, and they have an opportunity to make major changes to its structure under Trump.
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But until that becomes law, a donor-advised fund can be a valuable planning tool if you are in the crosshairs of any federal or state estate tax.
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Huawei, the world's biggest network equipment maker, has been caught up in the crosshairs, with the United States alleging its products could be used by Beijing for espionage.
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I mean, obviously, you're in the crosshairs of a lot of tariff fearmongering, but Deere is a good company for the long term because it feeds the world.
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The company is in the crosshairs of an ongoing diplomatic spat between Ottawa and Riyadh over a number of issues which have strained relations between the two countries.
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These kind of stores — large, impersonal, stocked with a wide array of goods — happen to be right in the crosshairs of the ever-growing trend toward e-commerce.
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If he winds up in investigators' crosshairs for secreting payoffs, he could potentially provide much more damaging information to prosecutors than Cohen ever could about the president's dealmaking.
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"The really key thing with this current enforcement department and Jamie at the helm is aggressiveness," said Matthew Kluchenek, a lawyer who represents clients in the CFTC's crosshairs.
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Toys "R" Us, for instance, which she often references, was in the crosshairs of Walmart and then Amazon, long before being bought by private equity investors in 2005.
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It's the one issue that has dogged Trump since before his inauguration — whether the hotels and other hospitality businesses he owned could put him in the legal crosshairs.
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Additional thoughts: This is the best tease "This Is Us" could have set up because it puts not one but TWO golden-hearted TV mothers in the crosshairs.
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Given Soleimani's frequent travels to Iraq, Syria and other areas in the Middle East this is not the first time that he will have been in US crosshairs.
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Relatively light-weight rockets and mortars are typically used by ISIS, jihadi extremists and Shia paramilitary in Iraq, who for years have had US troops in their crosshairs.
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Another program in the administration's crosshairs: the diversity visa lottery, which gives up to 50,000 people every year a chance to become permanent residents of the United States.
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Among them were pictures of Hillary Clinton, CNN's Van Jones, filmmaker Michael Moore and Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein, with red targets or crosshairs over their images.
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The U.S. also appears to be in their crosshairs as the overall U.S.-Russia relationship hits new lows, evidenced most dramatically by their interference in our 2016 elections.
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Just weeks after running into trouble with China's content regulators over the release of a highly anticipated video game, tech giant Tencent is in government crosshairs once again.
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But just as fast, Juul found itself in the crosshairs of public health experts, regulators, and ultimately Congress for its role in fueling a nationwide youth nicotine epidemic.
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In addition, an obscure border war between Turkey and Syria is threatening to catch US troops in their crosshairs and open up a new safe haven for ISIS.
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News of the outreach is likely to further fuel suspicions on the left that Zuckerberg is trying to appease the White House and stay out of Trump's crosshairs.
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Other organizations in the crosshairs of litigation have argued in court that their nonprofits serve the needy and the potential financial liability for their pensions could be devastating.
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All this while the company stands in the crosshairs of the U.S.-China trade war that has yet to be resolved, with negotiations kicking off in Beijing today.
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The acquisition has been caught in the crosshairs of rising U.S.-China trade tensions, with sources saying an approval would depend on the progress of broader bilateral talks.
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Dani Mathers is now in the crosshairs of cops, because TMZ has learned there's now a criminal investigation over the pic she took in a gym locker room.
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Ahead of earnings on Thursday, Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard sued Google over alleged free speech violations, throwing Google even further into the political crosshairs of the 2020 election.
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As a former criminal defense attorney, I saw my share of individuals and companies caught in the crosshairs of government investigators who desperately wanted a trophy on the wall.
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I've found myself in the crosshairs of these guys, especially after I published this last Monday, and it's a mere taste of what women have had to deal with.
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But interviews with the man's family did reveal another possible culprit: The man was an avid game hunter who often ate the wild squirrels he caught in his crosshairs.
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Strzok and Page exchanged hundreds of politically charged text messages and have fallen into the crosshairs of the congressional investigation into what prompted the FBI's Russia probe to begin.
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Issues like immigration restrictions aren't market friendly, and Trump's seemingly daily Twitter wars are always a danger, particularly to the shares of individual companies that come into his crosshairs.
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Trump's use of Twitter can have real consequences for companies like Boeing, General Motors, and Ford, which have found themselves in the president's crosshairs on the social media platform.
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While the danger of trade war looms, some hope that an apparent pro-Taiwan tilt within Trump's administration could help the island stay out of the crosshairs with China.
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Attacks like this are so sophisticated and expensive experts say, that they're typically only used against individuals in the crosshairs of government intelligence agencies and other well-resourced entities.
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The policy has Planned Parenthood squarely in its crosshairs, being part of a slate of strategies the administration and GOP lawmakers have employed in attempts to defund the organization.
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"You have to be willing to withstand a little bit of volatility as it relates to EM — obviously, in the crosshairs of the trade war, for sure," said Mills.
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The casinos are caught in the crosshairs of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, but one options trader is betting that a strong earnings report from Wynn could right the ship.
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"It is very clear to me that it is a Saudi threat ... We kind of brainstormed 6-7 reasons that put me on their crosshairs," he said, without elaborating.
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Both Washington, D.C., and Baltimore are in the crosshairs for this system, with as much as 5 to 8 inches or more of rain likely to fall through Friday.
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Tasked with defending a leaked 2005 recording of Trump making lewd comments, three conservative talking heads have instead placed Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj in the crosshairs of the maelstrom.
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GEOTHERMAL PLANT IN HAWAII VOLCANO'S CROSSHAIRS BELIEVED BY SOME TO BE ON SACRED GROUND Lava reaches Hawaii power plant Molton rock cut a man's leg in half in Hawaii.
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It's somewhat interesting to be the candidate of Silicon Valley, when Silicon Valley is in the crosshairs of the right, the left, every single person on the planet, essentially.
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The NYC comedy club where Louis C.K. did one of his "comeback" sets last month showcased another comedian who was in the crosshairs of the #MeToo movement ... Aziz Ansari.
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Kendall Jenner is once again in the crosshairs of controversy after Vogue featured her in a new photo shoot where she's rockin' an afro ... and the fashion mag blinked.
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YouTube is also increasingly in politicians' crosshairs for algorithmically accelerating extremism — and it made a policy shift last year to also remove non-violent content made by listed terrorists.
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The CFPB has been in Republicans' crosshairs for as long as it has existed, and they have an opportunity to make major changes to the agency under President Trump.
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Guam back in the crosshairs Guam has long been a focal point of North Korea's anger against the US and is often a target of North Korean saber-rattling.
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Shalev wants to know where that $2 million came from and, in an Olympian feat of logical pole-vaulting, sees Salvator Mundi's $450.3 million price tag in his crosshairs.
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After implementing an all-out ban on lightweight plastic bags and grocery bags earlier this year, Denis Coderre has another source of urban pollution in his crosshairs—plastic bottles.
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Booker's tightrope walk needs to capitalize on his decades of coziness with tech elites and corporate America while not offending the liberal base that has them in its crosshairs.
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What recreational enhancement would be achieved by removing controls on armor-piercing bullets, which can penetrate life-saving police vests and put our law enforcement officers in the crosshairs?
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Democrats have increasingly put North Carolina in their crosshairs in recent years as shifting demographics and an influx of new residents has put parts of the state in play.
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Facebook, for instance, is currently in the crosshairs of regulators, business partners and users after damning reports came to light about its reaction to a drumbeat of bad news.
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This is anathema to the Turkish authorities, increasingly intolerant of any dissent, and probably placed the trainers in the government crosshairs from the minute they set foot in Turkey.
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"Anyone who works in this White House is responsible for addressing why women are in the crosshairs of basically every single policy we've seen in this administration," Richards said.
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Stone has increasingly appeared to be in Mueller's crosshairs over the past few months, with several of his associates being subpoenaed to testify before the special counsel's grand jury.
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While Amazon, Apple and Alphabet's Google may not be laser-focused on their streaming products, being caught in their crosshairs hasn't exactly been a positive for companies, he said.
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Breitbart has aggressively put traditional news organizations in their crosshairs, while simultaneously convincing their audience they are a news organization themselves (their actual name is even Breitbart News Network) .
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Immigrant women, Muslim women, Black women, to name just a few, have already been put in the crosshairs of Trump's vitriol and would be immeasurably harmed by his policies.
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The world's most popular internet search engine has been in the EU crosshairs since April 2016, accused of using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals.
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The company has invested in lobbying in Brussels and has links to groups and companies that have helped to put Google in the crosshairs of the continent's competition regulators.
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Don Lincoln: A dark matter hurricane is headed our way November 19 According to a recent paper, the Earth is caught directly in the crosshairs of a cosmic hurricane.
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House Republicans, who've long held Koskinen in their crosshairs, claim he lied to Congress and destroyed records central to the House's probe of the agency's targeting of conservative groups.
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With these highly effective web-based attacks and still effective phishing campaigns occurring indiscriminately as to who is the target, small- and medium-sized businesses are in the crosshairs.
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Chris Kelly, who joined Facebook in 228 and was its first general counsel, said he wanted to make sure Facebook didn't end up in law enforcement's crosshairs, like MySpace.
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The statement he did put out ended up being far, far less than any of us had hoped for, and actually ended up putting crosshairs on some of us.
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While all still French wines below 14.1% alcohol content are caught in the crosshairs of the duties, the growers that produce Gamay grapes for Beaujolais Nouveau are uniquely impacted.
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North Carolina is in the crosshairs again this year, presenting a big challenge to both Cooper and Forest if they are tied too closely to their side's presidential nominees.
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On the one hand, voters fear that an idealistic leader of a movement will fall directly into the crosshairs of President Trump's strategy to present his opponents as radical.
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Just weeks after he pleaded not guilty, Stone posted a photo of the judge in his trial, Amy Berman Jackson, on his Instagram account next to a crosshairs symbol.
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Yet with hindsight, the documents available through Starr's report to Congress make it plain Clinton was in the independent counsel's crosshairs as the grand jury sought the President's testimony.
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Facebook isn't the only messaging company using end-to-end encryption, but it's in governments' crosshairs on account of a plan to expand its use of e2e crypto. 2.
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Vans is the latest company caught in the crosshairs of anti-government protests in Hong Kong that have plunged the Asia financial hub into its worst crisis in decades.
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It's also a reminder of how Facebook's powerful ad tools have revolutionized scamming, putting average people in the crosshairs of sophisticated black hat marketers looking to rip them off.
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Kudlow himself was in the crosshairs following a Washington Post report that a man with ties to a white supremacy group was a dinner guest at his home recently.
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It is also a badly timed embarrassment during a busy year for Hong Kong floats — although to be sure, the SFC also has many other banks in its crosshairs.
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However, "with the recent round of tariffs hitting a wide range of consumer products, including apparel, footwear, TVs and more, American shoppers are increasingly in the crosshairs," said Aronhalt.
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And one of its tensest, saddest lows is a confrontation between Munchies and Joey Fresco (Victor Almanzar), the building's janitor, who gets caught in the crosshairs of her despair.
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The chain, which sold underpriced solid color cotton blend basics as well as a line of ambitious-to-a-fault original designs, had women my age in its crosshairs.
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Hong Kong is firmly in the crosshairs of any potential trade war as its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar but its economy is highly reliant on China.
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" Chrissy Teigen, who's not part of Taylor's posse, was also in the lunatic's crosshairs, with this ... "gonna give it one shot, but I probably gonna end up murdering your friends.
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Dreamcatcher is a strange pastiche of his better works—Firestarter, It, Tommyknockers—about a group of friends who wind up in the crosshairs of a malicious entity called Mr. Gray.
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In February, Jackson ordered Stone to stop publicly speaking about the case after he posted a photo of her next to the image of gun crosshairs on his Instagram account.
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Children caught in crosshairs as bullets pierce sense of safety in Chicago "I never thought it would hit this is close to home," Takiya Holmes' grandmother, Patsy Holmes, told WLS.
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Chairman, CEO, Johnson & JohnsonRole: Participant in the manufacturing initiative Why he's there: The drug industry — and the prices they charge — have been in the Trump administration's crosshairs for months now.
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Stone's attorneys filed a formal apology with the court on Monday, after he posted a photograph on Instagram of Jackson alongside what appeared to be the crosshairs of a gun.
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He posted a photo to Instagram of US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who is presiding over his case, in which she appears to be next to a crosshairs symbol.
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When the Second World War began in September, these refugees were in the crosshairs of Nazi Germany again, and 532 passengers were transported to various concentration camps, where 254 perished.
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Casino has been in the crosshairs of Muddy Waters since December when the research and investment firm said the retailer was "dangerously leveraged" and managed only for the short term.
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The revelation that Vaganov and his partner, Evgeny Erofeyev, have been raising their adopted sons together for nearly a decade put them squarely in the crosshairs of the Russian authorities.
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At this point it's not clear whether Twitter — which has been firmly in the committee's crosshairs — will also agree to conduct a thorough investigation of Brexit bot activity or not.
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A year later, the service found itself in the government's crosshairs when users began tweeting documents and accusations alleging corruption against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and others in his government.
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In 1981, the newly sworn-in Reagan administration came to Washington with the stated goal of eliminating pesky federal regulation — and new disability rights laws were squarely within its crosshairs.
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The ship was mistakenly in the crosshairs of that surprise offensive because it was moored in the slip usually reserved for the battleship USS Pennsylvania, which was a primary target.
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That argument has always been simplistic, but now it is harder to make; scarcely a week passes in Washington when companies like Apple and Google are not in politicians' crosshairs.
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The retail industry on Thursday was once again dragged into the crosshairs, after President-elect Donald Trump sent out a tweet thanking L.L Bean heiress Linda Bean for her support.
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Fat Joe is calling for MORE Knicks heads to roll ... saying Jimmy Dolan needs to put head coach Jeff Hornacek in the crosshairs after pulling the trigger on Phil Jackson.
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At this moment when religion seems in the crosshairs of Western society, maybe Eve can help us understand the unique role women play in maintaining the strength of the family.
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Two executive orders President Donald Trump is expected to sign Friday afternoon would seem to confirm that China's trade relationship with the U.S. is still in the White House crosshairs.
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You can't run your business like a cowboy, especially when it's publicly traded and even more so when the SEC has you in its crosshairs," Tepper said on "Trading Nation.
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Just as Luke Skywalker – reluctantly – may be passing on his knowledge of the Force to Rey, Leia is guiding Poe, encouraging him to look beyond the crosshairs in his cockpit.
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Tyrese was all fired up when he left, saying the documentary chronicling the history of Bad Boy Entertainment has inspired him ... and he now has William Shatner in his crosshairs.
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Roger Stone, a longtime confidant and friend of President Donald Trump, apologized Monday for an Instagram post showing crosshairs near the federal judge presiding over the criminal case against him.
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And his seat on the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee will put him in the crosshairs of major policy debates, including the battle over repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Before his resignation, Price found himself in the crosshairs of Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and now a bipartisan assortment of members from both houses piled on.
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Allies back U.S. move, but worry about futureA missile buildup would put the United States' NATO allies in Europe in the crosshairs, leaving European officials jittery at what comes next.
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The home health payment model should be based on observed evidence not assumptions; assumptions put patients in the crosshairs as CMS waits to see if their assumptions are indeed accurate.
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"The Obama administration is once again putting California's beautiful coast in the oil industry's crosshairs," Miyoko Sakashita, director of the Center for Biological Diversity's oceans program, said in a statement.
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The ad put Democratic districts up for reelection in a logo symbolizing crosshairs, though the editorial originally stated falsely that it showed the corresponding lawmakers' faces in the sights instead.
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"When asked if McGregor was now in his crosshairs, Gaethje said: "The Irishman is retired, I want a real fighter, I want the winner of Tony [Ferguson] and Khabib [Nurmagomedov].
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One analyst says "there's zero empirical evidence" that Google acts as a monopoly and does real harm, even though "60 Minutes" put the search engine back in the antitrust crosshairs.
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"The way I understood it was, the Saudis have a crosshairs on me, but there is no idea of what they are going to do," el-Baghdadi told the newspaper.
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"The growing availability of DDoS-for-hire services is causing an explosion of attacks, and puts anyone and everyone into the crosshairs," CNS CEO Ashley Stephenson said in a statement.
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Trump's trade-deficit fixation put India in the crosshairs despite a relatively small $24-billion deficit, as did the March steel and aluminum tariffs, which were supposed to target China.
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John Barrasso of Wyoming and Deb Fischer of Nebraska in October to offer his support for their re-election bids, at a time when both found themselves in Bannon's crosshairs.
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But now, public trust in Facebook is fading, and lawmakers have the company in their crosshairs after more than a year of controversy over Russian election meddling on the platform.
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Public lands have always been in the President's crosshairs, and with the support of a Republican-controlled Congress, we're on track to see a systematic dismantling of their legal protections.
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The country would be able to move on from this bizarre episode, and the people whose health and livelihoods have been in Congress's crosshairs could breath a sigh of relief.
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That, and their outspoken support for BDS, placed them in the crosshairs of a 2017 Israeli law that prohibits any foreigner who publicly calls for boycotts from entering the country.
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